this is evident from the documents prepared by the presidential representation in the autonomous republic of crimea for the reintegration of occupied crimea, it is clearly stated there that russian citizens . illegally entered the territory of the occupied crimea, they must leave it, this is the position of the ukrainian state, but those who waited for the russian occupiers, who served in the russian occupying army, voluntarily, who wanted to those who lived in the occupation structures and those who persecuted, we must understand that the number of those people who will flee from crimea, who will want to... be russian citizens and find themselves on russian territory, will be much more than the 600 thousand , about which iskender bariev said when he stopped by, and as you can see, these are actually these filtering procedures, because we remember that in 10 years , wow, how much evidence has been collected in the digital online archive about these zhduns, about these. .. russian dressed-up cossacks, this one post-soviet russian cotton wool with shouts, even stones from the sky, we the people, all

crimea and the occupiers they accuse her of treason. and we include in our conversation volodymyr lyashenko, representative of the national council in the autonomous republicf crimea and in the city of sevastopol. mr. volodymyr, congratulations, glory to ukraine. glory to heroes. salam aleikum. alaykum salaam. a few words about the incident when a person apparently used the announced tv. ram bot gave the information and is now in the cells of a russian prison, maybe i understand, we are talking about the temporarily occupied crimea, how often does this happen and what conclusions should we draw from this? actually, information about such cases, it comes , but it was not, let's say, verified, but this case, it has already been verified, and yesterday i was informed that, unfortunately, it happened that a person provided certain... information at the request of one from supposedly pro-ukrainian channels, and after some time the occupiers came to this person and there provided her with information about what she had written in the telegram channel, passing on this information, and the person is now taking measures against her and trying to accuse her in the s

there is no citizenship subject of administrative-territorial entities there regions, the autonomous republic of crimea so on. in fact, such a change took place, a change in the constitutional norm without replacing the constitutional norm itself, and therefore a part of lawyers, myself included, believe that this is inconsistency with the constitution, and... and a part believes that, yes, yes, they say, it is possible, such manipulations can be used to change the constitution, and actually this manipulation is the basis of this draft law, in it... again, the principle of single citizenship is presented due to the lack of citizenship of the regions of ukraine, further, the only what is new here from the point of view of citizenship, this is the list of countries that you have already mentioned, for which simplified citizenship is introduced, simplified citizenship is written, although i was not able to understand it right away... actually, in general, the law from a legal point of view very complicated and problematically written, simplified citizenship, and then in that article, which has always been

doctor of legal sciences, well, the representative of the president of ukraine in the autonomous republic of crimea in 2017-2018, i congratulate you, mr. boris , good afternoon, well, you heard a little about the assessment, and about the fact that our side. was not informed that they were going to be transported by plane, the very one that the russians are talking about, that the russians did not inform how exactly they would deliver the ukrainian prisoners, and in general it is not clear, in fact, whether there were ukrainian prisoners on this plane, but we can still make, i think, some more or less, you know, conclusions regarding international law, so please tell me how according to international law the actions can be qualified? russians in this matter, that is , bringing them by military plane, not being warned that they were transporting military prisoners by plane in the zone, well, actually, of hostilities . look, i will analyze this situation from all hypothetical options, because, of course, it is impossible to tell me personally at the moment what is there actually happened, and very fe

of 82% at that time. january in crimea held the country's first referendum, almost unanimously, crimeans voted for the creation of an autonomous republicd themselves ukraine has been trying to return home for more than 20 years. well, crimea, in fact, i mean in fact, in terms of mood , never left the russian federation, despite the legal decisions made there by someone unknown and at whose command it is unclear, in fact, that is, the crimeans have always had an ideology in their souls , that is, to be together with... after reunification with russia, crimea began to change before our eyes, all sectors are developing. the president's first decision after returning the peninsula home was the construction of the century. the grandiose bridge across the kerch strait, which was the dream of many generations, built in record time. every day thousands of cars travel across the crimean bridge. and dozens of trains rush by nearby, trains carry tourists to the peninsula, and he has food. what to offer to guests, in almost 10 years the palaces and castles of crimea have been restored, new hotels have been built, the legendary artek has been resto

referendum, the result of that vote was the appearance on the world map of a completely new autonomous republic of crimea was made here that determined the fate of the peninsula for many years, an unprecedented turnout at that time - 82% of crimeans came to the polling stations. this is what the ballot for the january referendum of the ninety- first year looked like, two answer options were proposed, actually present. the soviet union was already on the verge of collapse; the inhabitants of the peninsula wanted to decide their own future fate. on january 20 , the country's first referendum was held in crimea, almost unanimously, crimeans voted for the creation of an autonomous republic within the soviet union, but instead they soon... after the peninsula returned home, the construction of the century began, a grandiose bridge across the kerch strait, which was the dream of many generations, was built in record time, every day thousands of cars travel across the crimean bridge, and dozens of trains rush nearby, trains carry tourists to the peninsula, and it has something to offer to offer guests, in just

to the russian state statistics , by the end of 2023 , there are 2 people living in the autonomous republic of crimeatopol . the creation of this, it means that mishkov is there, and this and the head of the cabinet of ministers from moscow, in short, it was such a difficult struggle, it lasted until 1994, so today our crimean tatar brothers congratulate each other or scratch the backs of their heads? regarding the referendum and if you have a good day to everyone, thank you for asking the question in such a way, because no one welcomes such real ukrainians, i mean the crimean tatars, ethnic ukrainians in the political dimension, because on january 20, 1991 , literally already the last months of the existence of the srs. moscow managed to put pressure on kyiv, and that referendum was held, and 12 in february 1991, by a resolution of the verkhovna rada of the ukrainian soviet socialist republic, crimean autonomy was restored, but this autonomy was created under absolute. neglecting the rights and interests of the crimean tatar people, who only just managed to return, chose this opportunity from... i r

according to the representation of the president of ukraine in the autonomous republic of crimea, as mber 2023, russia is illegally detaining 186 citizens of ukraine. however, such numbers are incomplete. the kremlin continues to arrest civilians on absolutely ridiculous charges, just as the soviet union did half a century ago. we continue to talk and... good evening to you vasyl, good evening to everyone who joined today to our air. so, today in the column world about ukraine about what is happening there in yemen, aid to ukraine, what is wrong with it, and what sociology says about the next year, about this and other things in a moment in the column world about ukraine. but i'll start with the next one. military, military conflict, this time in yemen, this very country on the arabian peninsula was under the crosshairs. the armed forces of the united states of america and great britain launched a massive missile attack on the positions of the houthis in yemen. tonight under radars, air defense systems, as well as warehouses and launch sites for drones and missiles were hit. a total o

.. and armored vehicles, and aviation, which is in principle, both from russia and the autonomous republic of crimea, which worked around mariupol, because all that was around mariupol, it could work and advance on the territory of ukraine, well, the mainland, which was not yet encircled, so we had one the way out is to hold on. mariupol is such, you know, the heart of this war for today, and savings. everyday life is now full of stress and anxiety, melamamah b6 will help you cope with these challenges. melatonin, magnesium and vitamin b6 contribute to a full rest. full sleep and recovery from bhfz. exclusively on the air of our channel. greetings friends. politklub is on the air on the espresso tv channel. the most relevant topics of the week. russia's war against ukraine. war in the middle east. on the border between ukraine and poland, topics that resonate in our society: drone attacks on kyiv and other cities of ukraine, drone attacks on moscow and other russian cities. analysis of the processes that change the country and each of us. ukraine should get the right to start negotiations on joining

readiness and began to perform tasks in the area of ​​the administrative border with the autonomous republic of crimeathe area of ​​the settlements of stivka kairka to block the administrative border of non-admission the advancement of the so-called green men into the depths of the territory controlled by ukraine and the first army. employees who became under the crimea, they became in the region where i led my ministry and lived, well, for me, as an active person, the first thing to do was to help our servicemen, and so i stayed in the 30th brigade as a chaplain, kherson region , well, it’s the steppe, it’s almost on the palm of my hand, i can’t see it, not having normal aviation there, modern communication, everything, that is, we lost to the russians in everything , ironically, for example, there was a russian ship there, and the boys had one mortar on the shore, which should have repelled this ship, some military boat there, but the motivation was so high that they were ready to fight with this mortar against this boat militarily, well, not without doubt, we were still standing under the chiplinko

1, 2014 and began to perform tasks in the area of ​​the administrative border with the autonomous republic of crimeathe area of ​​the settlements of the kairk headquarters to block the administrative border to prevent the advance of the so-called green men in the depths of the territory. under the control of ukraine and the first servicemen who stood under crimea, they stood in the region where i conducted my service, lived, for me they were like for... an active person, the first thing to do is to help our servicemen, and so remained in the 30th brigade as a chaplain. the kherson region, well, it’s the steppe, it’s almost in the palm of our hand, you can’t see, not having normal aviation there, modern communication, everything, that is, we lost to the russians in everything , there was a russian ship in genichesky, for example, and in boys had one mortar. on the shore , which should have repelled this ship, there was a military boat there, but the motivation was so high that they were ready to fight against this boat militarily with this mortar, well, not without doubts, we were still standing unde

and marganetska too, there is a threat of artillery shelling there, luhansk region, the autonomous republic of crimeaat of missile strikes, pay attention to this, the rest of the territory is calm, as soon as the information is updated in the news marathon, you about you will find out quickly. olena chabak, i'm nikita mikhalov, thank you. take care of yourself and until new meetings. chevrons, that the victory is approaching, i will arrive quickly, i am already buying a ticket, one to the dnipro, please, thank you, my country will not fall to its knees, my... uah 5 from each bus ticket goes to the restoration of ukraine. we will rebuild the country together with ukrpas ua and dobrobat. get involved. privatization is important for ukrainians, because it is the creation of something new from the old. look, the state has old property that does not generate income, so it sells it to an entrepreneur who wants to create something new. this is how new businesses, jobs and profits appear. privatization from the state fund. property of ukraine. we have, we care, we develop. author's documentary project of myr

readiness and began to perform tasks in the area of ​​the administrative border with the autonomous republic of crimeahe area of ​​the settlements of stavka kairk to block the administrative border to prevent the so-called green men from advancing deep into the territory controlled by ukraine and the first servicemen who became under the crimea, they became. in the region where i conducted my service and lived, well, for me, as an active person, the first thing to do was to help our servicemen, and so i stayed in the 30th brigade as a chaplain, kherson region, well this is step, it's almost in the palm of my hand, i don't see, not having normal aviation there, modern communication, everything, that is, we lost to the russians in everything, there in... military, but the motivation was so high that they were ready fight with this mortar against this katira militarily, well, not without a doubt. even then, we were standing under chiplinko and the russian helicopters, well, they made such provocations, they... also flew to positions in the kherson region, until, by the way, the 30th brigade fired the fir

according to the representation of the president of ukraine in the autonomous republic of crimea, as of september 2023, russia is illegally detaining 186 citizens of ukraine. however, such numbers are incomplete. the kremlin continues to arrest civilians on absolutely ridiculous charges, just as the soviet union did half a century ago. olga skrypnyk, head of the board of the crimean rights group, is in touch with us. glory to ukraine, mrs. olga. welcome to the espresso studio. good day. the davos forum is approaching us. there are many different negotiations going on, both open and behind the scenes, but sometimes there is a feeling that the topic of crimea is heard, heard somewhat more quietly. maybe it's a mistake, maybe we're hearing it wrong, but how active is it now, in your opinion, what is called the return of crimea to the big sanctions and the rest of the negotiations, yes, because it has started. the war against ukraine precisely because of the occupation of crimea? well, there are also certain objective reasons, because i understood that it is important now to focus attenti

according to the representation of the president of ukraine in the autonomous republic of crimea, as f september 2023, russia is illegally detaining 186 citizens of ukraine. however , such numbers are incomplete. the kremlin continues to arrest civilians on absolutely ridiculous charges, just as the soviet union did half a century ago. a legend has passed away at the national philharmonic in kyiv. said goodbye to the people's artist of ukraine, the legend of the national stage , vitaly bilonoshko. on january 9, the singer's heart stopped. he died in hospital at the age of 70. vitaly bilonoshko has been honored with the title of people's artist of ukraine since 1995, and in 1999, together with his wife, he founded the international festival of family creativity, the melody of two hearts. patriarch filaret, an admirer, came to say goodbye to him. friends and relatives. today, everyone remembers what he was like, who devoted his whole life to a real ukrainian song. his heart has stopped, mine is dying. "he was extraordinary, he was so easy and loved life so much, he loved his profession

vehicles to mariupol, and aviation, which, in principle, was both from russia and and... the autonomous republic of crimeaund mariupol, because all this that was around mariupol, it could work and advance on the territory of ukraine, well , the mainland, which was not yet surrounded, so we had only one way out, it was to hold on . mariupol - it's like that, you know. and the heart of this war for today, there are discounts on anticataral 20% in the pharmacies of plantain pam and oskad, there are discounts on hepargin 10% in the pharmacies of plantain ban and oskad, there are discounts on lactial 10% in the pharmacies of plantain pam and oskad. the 93rd separate mechanized brigade of the cold yar has an urgent need for drones to effectively hit the enemy and increase the losses of living and non-living forces of the occupier. to get closer to the victory that all of ukraine is waiting for. glory to ukraine. glory to heroes. an unusual look at the news. good health, ladies and gentlemen, me called mykola veresen. sharp presentation of facts and competent opinions. and in america they also say, let's have be

autonomous... republic of crimea and in the city of sevastopol joined our conversation, and what aydern said about,re important, it seems, such small moments, just about how we perceive each other, as we call each other, no making elementary mistakes in each other's languages ​​is also extremely important, it's about education, roughly like saying, let's assume, not ukrainians, but ukrainian slavs. ugh, this is a complete mess, that's how i perceive this title: crimean tatars, what kind of tatars, where are tatars from, yes, and right after the break we will definitely talk about what is happening in the educational system of our country and why rationalization is, not always good, in particular when it comes to such sensitive points as relocated universities from temporarily occupied territories, why the merger taurian national university with any other higher education institution in... our country is a very debatable issue, and now it is rising at the highest level, all this in a moment. hello, this is svoboda ranok, an informational project of radio svoboda. top guests every day. this is the sh

first the occupation of the verkhovna rada of the autonomous republic of crimea began and... the next day, already in the morning, the military unit was encircled, the park of the military unit was encircled, and one more military town, where the tank battalion and the reconnaissance company of the 25th separate parachute were located on the landing brigade were also taken into the ring, and from that moment the occupation of the military unit already began, this is such a painful topic for me, probably artur kondryuk served in the first in 2014. as far as i know, including even the commander brigades, well, they care about that, and at that time they didn't let us go anywhere, they didn't let us go, and what they demanded from you, they demanded surrender. broi and go over to their side, there were large speakers on the fences, they were talking about 20 thousand rubles salary, apartments there on the seashore and so on and so on, well, no one , accordingly, has already paid attention to this, because we, well, since 2009 from 2014 to 2014, we had compatible parades, compatible exerc

ukrainian victory, i.e. complete liberation of ukrainian territories. starting with the autonomous republic of crimea and the city of sevastopol, it is very important, and it seems to me that the 24th year will be, if it is a year of strategic defense on land, then the most important and fiercest, shall we say, battles and actions will take place on the black sea will bring ukraine closer to our victory, so what, what i want to say is that the issue is not only in ukraine, the issue is not only that we destroy the aggressive potential of the russian federation. for years ahead and they will need it 5-10 years to recover, and by the way, there were some interesting analytical materials here, literally half a minute, okay, that is, in europe they understand that there can be a war not only against russia against ukraine, but also against a nato member, and therefore they have to prepare is the first point, and secondly, we must remember china and other, let's say, countries of the axis of evil, and it is better to defeat russia as soon as possible. to direct other resources to contain china, otherwise

first, the occupation of the verkhovna rada of the autonomous republic of crimea began, and the followingy the morning, the military unit was encircled, the park of the military unit was taken. the ring and one more military town, where the tank battalion and the reconnaissance company of the 25th separate parachute landing brigade were located, were also taken into the ring, and from that moment on, the occupation of the military unit already began, this is probably such a painful topic for me. in 2014, artur kondryuk served in the first separate battalion of the marines stationed in feodosia. we had a certain period under... everyone was alarmed, they said that katsaps were entering the crimea through the sea, water, they were climbing through all the cracks, and at one fine moment, i simply already they could no longer leave the military part of our territory, there were marines standing around, by the way, our colleagues, this is the 810th marine infantry brigade, which is no longer there, they all died in mariupol, as far as i know, including even the commander of the brigade, well,

of the peninsula wanted to independently decide their future fate. on january 20 , the country's first referendum was held in crimea, almost unanimously, crimeans voted for the creation of an autonomous republic the soviet union, but instead they soon found themselves ukraine is more than 20 years old. after reunification with russia, crimea began to change before our eyes, all sectors were developing, the first decision of the president after returning the peninsula home was the construction of the century, a grandiose bridge across the kerch strait, which was the dream of many generations, built in record time, every day thousands of cars travel across the crimean bridge , and it rushes nearby. dozens of trains carry tourists to the peninsula, and it has a lot to offer guests. in almost 10 years, the palaces and castles of crimea have been restored, new hotels have been built the legendary artek has been restored, welcoming children from all over the country. nice, i really like it. and the counselors are very good, and the children are very kind, and in general there are all conditions for relaxation. thousands of square meters of housing, kindergartens, schools and of course, roads. now t

muscovy, thank you, volodymyr lyashenko, a representative of the national council in the autonomous republic of crimeay of sevastopol, joined our conversation, and what aydern said about, these are important, it seems, such small moments, simply about how we perceive each other, as we call each other, not to make elementary mistakes in each other's languages, this is also extremely important, this is education, it's almost like saying that let's assume, not ukrainians, but ukrainian slavs, that's full of nonsense, that's how i perceive the name this, crimean. tatars, what kind of tatars, where are tatars from, yes, and right away after the break, we will definitely talk about what is happening in the educational system of our country, and why rationalization is not always good, in particular, when it comes to such sensitive points as relocated universities from temporarily occupied territories, why the merger of tavria national university with any other higher education institution of our country is a very debatable issue, and now it is under... it is happening at the highest level, all this in a mome

luhansk region, and so on, subordinate to kyiv, and crimea means from... accordingly, the autonomous republic of crimeathough there are discussions about the possibility that it will be a region, there is another discussion that it will be crimean tatar autonomy, yes, well, it is one of the leaders of the crimean tatars, most of all it is promoted by such solution option, if not, then we will go, we will be forced to go to the korean scenario, or how about if we don't win, we may lose statehood altogether, it's on... a bigger scenario, what putin has been talking about recently, what about ukraine, now the question is whether this state will exist or not, we have it all understand. the second question is, therefore, it is obvious that he will not be able to defeat us in such a way that we completely capitulate and so on, then some transitional option, which does not suit us at all, because the transitional option, because he actually again ... leads to what they said means that we have to completely capture and destroy ukraine, as a state, i emphasize, it can exist only as part of russia. well, the thi

it so that in ukraine there can be not only citizenship, conditionally speaking, of the autonomous republic of crimeaarea, which is in itself nonsense for not even in every federal state its subjects have citizenship, this is rather an exception than a general rule, there are such exceptions, in particular there was the soviet union, which had, albeit such a fictitious, very formal, citizenship of the ukrainian ssr on paper, and in fact it did not exist, because none of us had separate passports of citizens of the ukrainian ssr, so really in 1996... only ukrainian citizenship was meant as a single one, which means that ukrainians could not, could not citizens have any citizenship or citizenship of a foreign state. such was the logic. and by the way, if we compare the current constitution with the constitution of 1978, which was in effect for 5 years after the declaration of ukraine's independence, there was such a 31st article. in ukraine, there is a single citizenship , but on the basis of bilateral international treaties, dual citizenship is allowed , that was the case, and at that time the powers

boris babin, doctor of legal sciences, representative of the president of ukraine in the autonomous republic of crimea2017-2018, i congratulate you, mr. boris, good day, well, you heard a little about the evaluation, and that our side was not informed that they were going to... transport by plane, the very one that the russians are talking about, that the russians did not make it known how exactly they were going to deliver the ukrainian prisoners, and in general it is not clear whether they were on that plane ukrainian prisoners, but we can still do it seems to me that there are more or less, you know, conclusions regarding international law, so please tell me how actions can be qualified according to international law.

of the peninsula wanted to independently decide their future fate. on january 20 , the country's first referendum was held in crimea, almost unanimously, crimeans voted for the creation of an autonomous republicunion, but instead they soon ended up in ukraine and tried to return home for more than 20 years. well, in fact, crimea, i mean in fact, in terms of mood, never left the russian federation, despite legal decisions made there , it is not clear by whom and it is not clear at whose command , in fact, that is, the crimeans always had an ideology in their souls, that is, to be together with russia, in the fourteenth year, in my opinion, all this was proven in a direct way. after reunification with russia, crimea began to change before our eyes, all sectors are developing. the president's first decision after returning the peninsula home was the construction of the century. a grandiose bridge. the kerch strait, which was the dream of many generations, was built in record time, thousands of cars every day they are driving along the crimean bridge, and dozens of trains are rushing nearby, trains are carrying tourists to the peninsula, and it has something to offer to guests, in almost 10 years

million documents there is one dated january 21, 19. as a result of that completely new autonomous republic of crimeapear on the world map 33 years ago, a choice was made here that for many years determined the fate of the peninsula, an unprecedented turnout at that time, 82% of crimeans came to the polling stations. this is what the ballot for the january 1991 referendum looked like ; two answer options were offered; in fact, there was visual propaganda. decide your future fate. on january 20 , the country’s first referendum was held in crimea, almost unanimously, crimeans voted for the creation of an autonomous republics within the soviet union, but instead they soon found themselves on... the grandiose bridge across the kerch strait, which became the home of the peninsula, was the construction of the century, was the dream of many generations, built in record time, every day thousands of cars travel across the crimean bridge, and dozens of trains pass nearby, trains carry tourists to the peninsula, and it has something to offer guests. in almost 10 years, the palaces and castles of crimea have bee

people could leave, let's say, even through the temporarily occupied territory of the autonomous republic of crimeais why there are people , they are trying to survive in those conditions, there are people in oleshki, there are people in the bare pier, there are people in other settlements, they, well, we can say, in their majority, they are waiting for release, they are waiting for when the armed forces of ukraine will liberate this territory, and i am sure that it will pass there... in the near future, because it suggests that last week the commander-in-chief worked in the territory there, let's say, kherson, kherson region, and i am sure that it is such a you know, a good sign that there will surely be good news ahead of us. thank you, mr. oleksandr, oleksandr samoilenko, the head of the kherson regional council was also in touch with us about the news, 10 ukrainian families from... received compensation for the housing destroyed by the russians and have already purchased real estate in the top ten donetsk region and kyiv region, minister of community development, territories and infrastructure

ukraine there cannot be citizenship of separate regions and citizenship of a separate autonomous region of the republic of crimeaut it seems to me that in order to refute this fact, it is very easy to actually pick up the transcripts, which are still stored on the website of the verkhovna rada, including those that should be. and the adoption of the constitution of ukraine and look at the discussion that the parliamentarians of that convocation of 1996 had, and when the constitution of ukraine was adopted, and the philosophy of this article is completely different, and the communist party actually opposed this article at that time patriotic forces, and the representatives of vyacheslav chornovol there managed to repel it, that's why that exactly the communists wanted to introduce citizenship for that, and in fact it should exist citizenship of the russian federation in our country, and here together with the ukrainian one. and therefore it is very easy to check. moreover, in december of the 21st year, 99 people 's deputies submitted a petition to the constitutional court, where they ask for an interpretation of

higher level of combat readiness and began to perform tasks in the area of ​​the administrative border with the autonomous republic. crimeathe area of ​​the settlements of the kairk pond to block the administrative border, prevent advancement so-called green men deep into the territory controlled by ukraine. there are the first military personnel who stood near crimea, they stood in the region where i served and lived. for me, they were like an active person, the first thing to do is to help our servicemen and... that's how i stayed in the 30th brigade as a chaplain. the kherson region, well, it’s the steppe, it’s almost in the palm of your hand, you can’t see, not having normal aviation there, modern communication, everything, that is, we lost to the russians in everything , there was a russian ship, for example, standing there, and in guys there was one mortar on the shore, which should have repelled this er... ship there some military boat, but the motivation was so high that they were ready to fight with this mortar against this military boat, but not without doubts, we were still standing then under the chiplinka and

of the peninsula wanted to independently decide their future fate. on january 20, the first referendum in the country was held in crimea, almost unanimously by crimeans. voted for the creation of an autonomous republiche soviet union, but instead they soon found themselves in ukraine for more than twenty years trying to return home. well, crimea, in fact, i mean in fact, in terms of mood, has never been part of the russian the federation did not leave, despite the legal decisions there made by someone unclear and at whose command it is unclear. in fact, that is, the crimeans always had an ideology in their souls, that is, being together with russia in 1914, in my opinion, all this was proven in a direct way. after the reunion. crimea began to change before our eyes in russia. all sectors are developing. the president's first decision after returning the peninsula home was the construction of the century. the grand bridge across the kerch strait, which was the dream of many generations, built in record time. every day thousands of cars travel across the crimean bridge. and dozens of trains rush by nearby, trains carry tourists to the peninsula and it has something to offer guests. in almost 10 years