Russian propagandists show photos of Stremousovs armoured car after accident
Russians propagandists have claimed that the accident that took the life of one of the leaders of Kherson’s occupation administration, Kirill Stremousov, was caused by a lorry driver; they have also shown photos of the alleged site of the accident.
Source: Kremlin-aligned new outlet RIA Novosti, referring to an unnamed source
Details: According to the information provided by the Russian pro-governmental outlet, a lorry driver who performed a dangerous manoeuvre was allegedly responsible for the accident in which Stremousov died.
According to the anonymous source, Stremousov’s driver lost control of the wheel while trying to avoid a collision.
A journalist with RIA Novosti reported that Stremousov’s car was severely damaged; an armoured capsule was torn off the chassis.
Background:
On 9 November, Russian propagandists reported the death of Kirill Stremousov, a so-called deputy head of the occupation administration of Kherson Oblast. Ukrainska Pravda’s source confirmed his death.
A bit later the same day, Sergey Surovikin, commander of the Russian troops in Ukraine, announced that the Russian Federation was transferring its troops to the left bank of the Dnipro River from Kherson. However, the Ukrainian President’s Office has stated that there is still a significantly large grouping of Russian soldiers in Kherson; there is no sign that they are retreating without a fight.
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