Crimea

Never to give back Crimea: Russia explains why they are changing the constitution

Never to give back Crimea: Russia explains why they are changing the constitution

It is necessary to make an amendment to Russia’s constitution on protecting the country’s integrity so that any draft laws related to the return of Crimea to Ukraine become unconstitutional. This was stated by the co-chair of the working group to draft proposals on amending the constitution and chair of the Federation Council committee on constitutional law and state building […]

Crimean bridge put seaports on the brink of survival

Crimean bridge put seaports on the brink of survival

The once prosperous Crimean seaports are on the brink of survival, or probably even past this brink. This disastrous situation has been caused by Putin’s “epoch-making construction” – a bridge across the Kerch Strait. According to the Information Resistance, these are the arguments provided by the so-called “head” of the Crimea, Sergei Aksenov, in his petitions to the Kremlin. As […]

The Mejlis of the Crimean Tatar People considers Ukraine PM Shmyhal’s words stab in the back

The Mejlis of the Crimean Tatar People considers Ukraine PM Shmyhal’s words stab in the back

The Mejlis of the Crimean Tatar People considers newly appointed Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal’s words about supplying water to Crimea a stab in the back

Occupied Ukraine’s sea

Occupied Ukraine’s sea

It has been repeatedly stated that Russia occupied not only the Crimean peninsula (27,000 km²), but also about 100,000 km² of the Ukrainian sea around Crimea, which is equal to the area of ​​almost 4 estimated peninsulas!

Ukrainian Navy commander provided actual data on Russian troops in Crimea

Ukrainian Navy commander provided actual data on Russian troops in Crimea

Commander of the Ukrainian Naval forces provided actual data on the composition and armament of the Russian troops in Crimea

Ukraine sends its seventh notice to the International Criminal Court concerning forcibly displaced Crimeans

Ukraine sends its seventh notice to the International Criminal Court concerning forcibly displaced Crimeans

Ukraine has forwarded another notice to the International Criminal Court concerning the forcible displacement of civilians from the occupied Crimea to the mainland of Ukraine

EU will expand sanctions against Russia over “elections” in occupied Crimea

EU will expand sanctions against Russia over “elections” in occupied Crimea

The European Union will expand its sanctions in response to the "local elections" held by Russia in occupied Crimea last September

March to Crimea does not require the consent of Ukrainian authorities

March to Crimea does not require the consent of Ukrainian authorities

Head of the Mejlis of the Crimean Tatar people Refat Chubarov said that the march to the annexed Crimea scheduled for May 2 does not require the consent of the Ukrainian authorities because the action is legal

Russian authorities continued harassing Crimean Tatars in Crimea

Russian authorities continued harassing Crimean Tatars in Crimea

Russian authorities prosecuted residents of occupied Crimea on trumped-up terrorism charges, Human Rights Watch says.

“Me and my people are not terrorists,” Crimean Tatar activist made his final statement in Russia’s court

“Me and my people are not terrorists,” Crimean Tatar activist made his final statement in Russia’s court

“Me and my people are not terrorists,” Crimean Tatar activist made his final statement in Russia's court. Russia's state prosecution sentenced defendant in the so-called terrorism case Crimean tatar activist Enver Seitosmanov to 17 years in the colony with a strict regime.

Sajdik refused to recognize occupation of Crimea by Russia

Sajdik refused to recognize occupation of Crimea by Russia

Special representative of the OSCE Chairperson in the TCG Martin Sajdik refusedto express his position on the occupation of Crimea by Russia at the Salzburg Europe Summit.

Simferopol detention center in occupied Crimea is chock full

Simferopol detention center in occupied Crimea is chock full

Simferopol’s detention center in occupied Crimea contains three times as many people as are allowed under the construction project. This was told by the Alushta “ex-deputy” Pavel Stepanchenko, who was released from prison after three years of detention. According to Stepanchenko, in 2016 the Simferopol detention center held 2,500 prisoners. Later their number grew a little less. He also says […]

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