Life Inside Putin’s Crimea

This is Crimea at the beginning of 2017, almost three years after the Russian takeover, it is the day of the founders of the homeland, in other words, a very patriotic celebration exactly for the people of Sevastopol who on Thursday celebrate their pride in Russia. do you see preschool would you mr. coupon widgets TechnoMarine rockets from occupatus in missoula I'm Buber the disappearance of Maire see you Nancy diode naturally honest in cheesy and natural muesli inertia Buddha she about nowis rich in a controversial referendum even 95% of Crimeans voted to join Russia In 2014 the annexation and referendum are not internationally recognized many of the Crimeans we met were eager to obtain their Russian citizenship, but today there is an Iranian Sherpa. glory days when it was known as a popular tourist destination for the illipes of Seville who vacationed along the Black Sea coast, we are in the southern city of a loose village that has undergone great development in the last three years, largely thanks to a gentleman. . alexander leather leather dev is a russian billionaire with a combative reputation who saw an opportunity for a feisty tycoon like him you're building in charge of building a theater you're building a clinic you're building hotels yes, you're not much all of this so yes, this is a investment of approximately 200 million euros, whatever it is and I have never made a single cent of profit.

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. It's always better Put some butter I was here Why is Russia so focused on developing Crimea? I have no doubt that Putin is very interested in showing results in Crimea. Let us not doubt that he has something to prove here. No, the entire Russian nation has something to prove. try here and what do they need to show that they will run the place much better than Ukraine ran it. Ukraine is unaware that it is completely Crimea and therefore what the Russians are doing is investing ten or twenty times more money in the infrastructure even delayed all the tourists in such a short period of time.

The projected boom in tourism that Russian support would bring excited many local business owners. People like supercar Oleg, who runs a safari park in Kanchanaburi. Kotori me lunas three HTTP decoding criminals are things without living together misty misty yeah sure yeah I heard you wanted these beasts to play a role in my mayor's return to Russia Pravda said we wish to diminish Tony's granite form , the valley pursues Christ, if not. Sonali's stay means that, fortunately, Kotori, the last ruski paddy tom is in storage, which is the most terrible thing Tommy Ponderosa does in the Polly movies, it means that PAGASA lives off the cost of the zipper initial enthusiasm for the Russian Crimea symptoms of disappointment when your business began to suffer.

How much does your business cost? set a tower of humor Kotori skunk remove strange not reach a top those written in short sir why do you think the number of tourists has dropped apparently unpolished? Did you see these grains? cooperative autocracy wouldn't you see what you see? It is worth a year to trim the knuckles, it is supposedly artistic enough, will it support those thoughts or skinny? Some celebrities are more boring than other tourists, although it is the fact that Crimea is drying up largely because in 2014 Ukraine built a dam on the North Crimean Canal that previously provided 85%. of the fresh water of the peninsula a tabular drama degranulation body of savonia in Prost about the craziest Alice Merren Kaluga what body nom look at it energy emissions yes Strada demonstrable in which the energy is generally turned off yes the private problem is to illustrate that the deliveries the region, but the Kremlin says it has a solution to the water problem, the tourism problem and almost every other problem on the peninsula.

The Kerch bridge we visited or construction was still in progress. We are standing on the largest bridge in the history of Russia. At 12 miles long, it stretches from the Russian mainland, which is right there, to Crimea. President Putin triumphantly inaugurated the megaproject earlier this year. The result was immediate. Kotori Gilead, dear little one, was shot down while she was about to get sick, you should believe it. decline now that Russia has further consolidated its control over Crimea, both physically and symbolically, we traveled to kyiv, the capital of Ukraine, to meet the people still pushing for you to have a vacation and, among more people, a very nationalist crowd , there are many far-right militias that come here to make their voices heard Luciana Ukraine signature Melissa do the crocodiles for me on the tides the swallow Karina The coho of Ukraine that is open neva difficult to build she you do do you think Ukraine can get the prime minister back the Crimea hangover has only emboldened these far-right militia groups, many of whom are actively fighting Russian separatists in eastern Ukraine, where a bloody conflict has claimed more than 10,000 lives since 2014. , but other Ukrainians have focused on curbing the Kremlin's soft power.

Ukraine is currently home to more than a third of Russian Orthodox churches, which are often criticized for being vessels for Putin's propaganda, but in a historic decision, Orthodox leaders finally agreed to grant the Ukrainian church independence from Moscow to help to unite all the skulls into a single nation. How did the situation in which the annexation of Crimea impact what is happening now to the Ukrainian people? They tend to be quite patient, but little by little Russia shows little aggression. Aintree has to fight back. We come here at a very opportune time because the president is about to give his first speech to trade unionists to talk about the Ukrainian Children's Declaration. church of the russian orthodox church about my president ocarina but rho poroshenko says FeliCa paramore volvo apparatus Colorado that was a ghost in an objection the boat of my samus in wreck analysis driver mr. toeffler here the minister she will feed a palooka Nezalezhnosti at the national level there is a this is more than religion as Ukrainian parishioners attended Sunday mass President Putin took the news as a hard blow the Kremlin immediately denounced the church's decision and He even said he would defend Russian believers are threatened in Ukraine raising real fears of more violence The fear of an escalation of the conflict became a reality just this week Russia shota and sees three Ukrainian ships and 24 sailors found in the waterway sharing of the Kerch Strait Moscow has maintained a geostrategic naval base on the peninsula for decades allowing them to reach Eastern Europe, the Mediterranean and Syria as part of an effort to monitor militarization in the region.

Ukraine established the Ministry of Temporarily Occupied Territories and Internally Displaced Persons headed by Vadim Spanish. So what can you tell us about some army, for example, the four hundred team conflicts established by the Russians were asked for the right places, so from their satellite images picked up three new missile bases here, they can reach many countries, including the Middle East, they use Crimea and a military base, so essentially this ministry was formed to try to take back Ukraine, the territories occupied by Caesar, including Crimea, what actual work are they doing to achieve those goals? We are trying to win the hearts and minds of Ukrainians only within the occupied territories, it is not too late for that if the majority of people are now happy with the fact that Russia has taken Crimea we have been trying to support our population because its Ukrainian citizens Russia influences a lot they use their secret service they use their propaganda bribes they demonstrate some success in the development of infrastructure and they do not want to show problems in human value human rights in Crimea Russia's dismal record on human rights has reached Crimea devouring the United States. announce additional sanctions in November 2018 here in kyiv in Crimea human rights group works to collect testimonies and evidence of illegal detentions and torture alexander slides on the scale remembers pre-release appeal only in Europe school code a minimum boom Aleksandr Castillo finally He was transferred to prison and held for more than three years for assault and possession of illegal weapons.

The team here has documented dozens of cases like this. Founder Olga's journey. Nick was also forced to see her house in Crimea in 2014. What kind of activities did these people do? involved to be picked up by the Russian authorities maybe she is sick today a Yasin uzuki mastectomy envelope for more magenta invented good tits and apricot Shana hit listable hear about some activists a post office for busy polyprotics she Jana precode volodymyr next even cross the pitiful Krinsky proper lastly I am Adam from Scilly illustrate rest a protein his cruelly criminal pocket is proud recently I think better or worse Peruvian in Oprah's question article broken without visa non-steric kilkis tequila def with sugar without subsequent bubble no volatility for Today, Soros Lafayette Rajeev, there is almost no reliable data about what is really happening in Crimea and Russia has strict control over all information that has appeared recently, even traveling to the peninsula has become difficult, so we wanted Catch up with Oleg Sukhovka, the zookeeper, to ask him if things have really gotten worse, has there been any change in the atmosphere there?

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