The wife of the head of the Donetsk national Republic Alexander Zakharchenko on Thursday gave birth to a son, this family event paid homage to the Russian presidential aide Vladislav Surkov.
"in these difficult times for the country, You are an example of commitment to family traditions and high moral standards. I wish to wish the kid grew a real man and defender of the homeland, like his Dad ", ? it is told in the message published on the Internet representation of the government of DND.
later this part was removed, but remained in the Google cache. Surkov Also wished good health for parents and baby. Also the head of the Republic with the birth of the child paid homage to foreign Minister Alexander Kofman." The birth of a son at all times was considered a great responsibility and even greater joy and pride for the parents. In particular it should be noted that the Birth of a boy is a good sign, heralding the glory, the power and prosperity of all our young Republic ", ? quoted expression greetings website of DNI. According to " Komsomolskaya Pravda in Ukraine ", the wife of the head of the people's Republic gave birth early in the morning on 30 July in the Donetsk city hospital. The blond boy weighing 4, 2 kg and 54 cm decided to name in honor of his father, Alexander." Alexander Zakharchenko, 38 years. He is a native of Donetsk. After school he graduated with honors from Donetsk technical school of industrial automatics. He studied at the Donetsk Institute of law, Has incomplete higher education. Married. Has 3 sons, ? according to the press service of the government in the last month of summer 2014. Remember, Alexander Zakharchenko 2 November 2014 defeated in the elections of the head of DND. The Ministry of foreign Affairs released a report in connection with the elections in the Donetsk and Lugansk regions, according to which Russia respects the will of the inhabitants of the South-East of Ukraine, elected Commissioners received the mandate to solve practical problems in the restoration of normal life in the regions.

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