Viktor Shreider, Omsk's influential ex-mayor and mentor, dies at undisclosed age
Viktor Shreider, a former mayor of Omsk and ex-lawmaker in Russia's State Duma, has passed away. His death has prompted tributes from political figures, including Oksana Fadina, who succeeded him as mayor and now serves as a State Duma deputy. She remembered him as a warmhearted and determined leader.
Shreider's career included key roles in both local and national politics. As Omsk's mayor, he became known for his hands-on approach to urban challenges. Even after leaving office, he remained a trusted advisor to those who followed, including Fadina.
She recalled seeking his guidance after taking over as mayor. According to her, he was always generous with his time, offering clear and practical advice. Fadina described him as a vibrant and strong-willed figure who never hesitated to share his expertise.
In her statement, Fadina extended her condolences to Shreider's family. She also expressed regret over the loss of a man she considered both a mentor and a friend. Details about his farewell ceremony, including the time and location, have not yet been made public.
Shreider's contributions to Omsk and Russian politics have left a lasting mark. His former colleagues, including Fadina, have highlighted his dedication and willingness to support others. The announcement of his farewell ceremony is still pending.
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