administrative buildings of the crimea, belven airport, closed the ferry crossing and cut off crimea's connection with the rest of ukraine the next day, at a meeting of the verkhovna rada of crimea, a decision was made to hold a referendum on the status of crimea . journalists were not allowed to enter the hall unless they were sick , then the verkhovna rada needed 51 positive votes in order for the vote to be positive, but they say that they barely got about 41 42 votes and it's clear that all this happened under uh machine guns in the verkhovna rada of crimea as ki- how as yak was already captured eh in the morning around 5 o'clock after that to vladimir putin allowed to use the armed forces of russia on the territory of ukraine, mass protests against the war began in crimea, ukrainian crimeans called on the world to react to what is happening, yarmolenko became a living chain on all e-e on the highways of crimea , on large ones they demanded to stop everything of course , various actions took place in small towns including in my native city of sudak, but in fact the local ones themselves . of tough situations, the constitutional court recognized the resolution on th

actually gave crimea, well, the transfer of crimea gave crimea, it was a decision of the supreme rada of the ussr well, i used to think that it was the verkhovna rada of the ussr, but well, i read that it was supposedly a decision of the deputies of the soviet legislative assembly of the soviet union, that it was approved by the russian federation as part of the soviet union, the main administration that these volga immigrants who are not lived in crimea, began to riot when the key came to crimea and said let's send us home and at least understood that they were digging digging digging water did not find a bridge they could not put up they realized that it is such a suitcase without a handle it is better to hand it over to the ukrainian ssr let them be there in language economic reasons why because you know how and that something works, it is better not to break it, when stalin evicted the crimean tatars and deported him, he actually broke the already established economic economic system in addition to a crime against humanity this was also a violation of the crimean economy, and crimea simply fell into disrepair after the war because there wa

actually gave crimea, well , the transfer of crimea gave crimea, it was a decision of the supreme council of the ussr well, i used to think that it was the verkhovna rada ussr, but well, i read that it was supposedly a decision of the deputies of the soviet soviet legislative assembly of the soviet union, it was approved by the russian federation as part of the soviet union, they are such things, really, the volga eyes emigrants who did not live in crimea began to riot when khrushchev came to kyiv and said let's take us back home, i want to understand exactly what they dug dug dug water did not find a bridge they could not build they understood that it is such a suitcase without a handle it is better to hand it over to the ukrainian ssr let them be there there were economic reasons why. because you know how something works, it is better not to break it. stalin, when he evicted the crimean tatars and deported them, he actually broke the already established economic economic system in addition to crime. against humanity, it was also a violation of the economy of crimea, and crimea simply fell into disrepair after the war because there was no one to resto

ukraine declares the russian language illegal at the very first meeting of the verkhovna rada after the maidan, in response , crimeare sent and a civil war begins. it becomes an armed colony of the united states on the border with russia between russia and ukraine is not a local conflict, its consequences from the very beginning are global in nature after the defeat near ilovaisk izdevaltsevo. poroshenko, saving the remnants of the ukrainian army, signs the minsk agreements. he was not going to steal, lost his rating and lost the authorities appointed a weighty one instead of him, who was also not going to fulfill the conditions of the minsk peace and immediately began preparations for war, of course, it is not the time for the final solution of the russian issue of the filtration camp, regular shelling of donbass and secret preparations. today, the mass is temporarily occupied, and you think that our cause is right for us in russia. here is my russian, a big mistake is to remain life in the donbass. and soon zelensky receives a command to raise the stakes in the game to the maximum. after another photo shoot in th

year 2042 was the final date according to this document, the basing of the russian fleet in the crimea then took place in the verkhovna radaor a very long time it's a pity it was not possible to stop these capitulating collaborators, let's look at the plot and proceed to the analysis of similar scenarios. on april 27, 2010, under the cover of umbrellas, speaker volodymyr lytvyn puts to a vote the ratification of the so-called kharkiv agreements. 236 deputies vote, almost in full, regional communists and members of the lytvyn bloc the kharkiv agreements themselves were signed a week before that vote , viktor yanukovych and the then president of russia dmitry medvedev put their signatures under the document, we are at the very beginning with dmitry anatolych, they agreed that we will not talk about the bad and do better. the essence of the agreement was that the black sea fleet’s stay in sevastopol was extended for 25 years until 2042. in exchange, ukraine received a discount on russian gas after the annexation of crimea in 2014. russia terminated the agreement in march 2021. the national security and defense council instruc