crimea to develop. also, if there were any doubts on the 27th, then on february 28 everything became clear that it was the russian military. young people, leave, young people, leave. even then, ryshat ametov won, even then, many journalists who were filming in crimea faced threats. then they just disconnected. are you ready to work for radio liberty and do a project for crimea? i understood that radio liberty is a project about the truth. every day, one of the journalists was killed, there were attacks, threats, assaults, detentions, kidnappings, then andriy was kidnapped. shchukon. and says, we, you, so look at me, look at me, he says, so think about what you are saying, because we know where you live, and you still have to walk on this land, it is illegal for the russian authorities of crimea, when ukrainian journalists come, i am already 74 years old, but i still hope that i can live to see crimea return to ukraine. it is certainly not as important as tartida 2018. radio is what allows you to constan

, to crimea, they know that yeah, it came from crimea, it's all over, we're returning it, uh, then they started to report to them that... everything that goes from crimea to kyiv, and what goes to kyiv, is the museum fund of ukraine, no matter which museum, but this is the museum fund of ukraine, and they were still suing over this issue, only recently they returned from kyiv gold, and this is european gold, you know, they were probably afraid or bribed, but our ministry of foreign affairs worked very well together with the ministry of culture and they mastered this process and everything was returned and thanks to this now this exhibition is working in the gold pantry and there were also processes during the soviet period, when everything was taken out of baghchesaray, such beautiful things were transferred to other museums of ukraine, korans were transferred to the lviv museum, filigree was transferred to the gold storehouse. things, i was involved in this, and therefore i know, and also this layer of crimean tatar art, decorative and applied art is in... literally a minute and a half

in crimea at that time. they asked me to tell them about aksyonov, about the political situation in crimea. and they invited me to a cafe in the city center for half an hour. in the cafe, anna says, there was a person who listened to her conversation with her polish colleagues. the man intervened in the conversation. when the topic came up about the so-called self-defense of crimea. he just stood up and started shouting loudly at the whole cafe, who are you, what are you saying here, what do you think you are saying, what kind of self-defense? so, and everyone is like that, well, it's just such a scene, i'm sitting, this man is standing and the whole cafe is watching, what do you have , do you have a relationship with self-defense, he says, i'm self-defense, and he says, we, you,... so, look at me, look at me, he says, so think about what you're saying, because we know where you live, and you still have to walk around this land, and after that he turns around and leaves, and i understand that, well, they can

crimea, here is the response of the state geological survey to our request.ate geological survey calculated the amount of damage caused to the state as a result of the unauthorized use of the subsoil of the russian federation, as an aggressor state in the temporarily occupied territory of the autonomous republic of crimea and the city of sevastopol, for a total of about 3.7 trillion hryvnia. this is more than 72 billion dollars. in 2022, the company secdef, commissioned by the washington the post calculated ukraine's total losses in subsoil use after the full-scale invasion. they amounted to more than 12 trillion dollars. experts advise treating such figures very critically. the territory is occupied, obviously, there are hundreds of clans there. of these, a significant part was fragmented before the occupation, so it is obvious that ukraine spent billions of dollars on assets there, so okay, this history is obvious, perhaps, we can talk about trillions of dollars, so, but the whole structure may it happen again even clever, that is the figure about which for

these are far from all the valuable resources of crimea. unique sivazh with a high concentration of salt in the north of the peninsula provided the work of a powerful chemical-metallurgical complex, and there are also muds, mineral waters, deposits of underground waters, the presence of popular market rare earth metals in crimea, they say that they not only do not exist, there is no data on them. no, this is not about crimea, this is about the azov region. surprise, we have no information about those, then, i, i especially, and our team does not share information about those who were in crimea, show there rare earth and critical materials, such as, about which we are going now. part of the azov, so, then from mariupol straight, melitopol and there closer to... closer to well, there to the cordon outside the donetsk region. critical metals in crimea are also not indicated in the national atlas. rare earth elements in ukraine are deposited on many nadr objects, but it is unknown about such objects on the territory of crimea. day of the zapori

of the autonomous republic of crimea. and forced them to vote for a referendum on crimea's accession to russia. the crimean tatars tried to resist the russians, but the forces were unequal. over the next two weeks, the little green men occupied all of crimea. with the support of the so -called self-defense of crimea, they surrounded the military units of the armed forces of ukraine and seized strategic facilities. at the same time, russia denied its involvement in what was happening on the peninsula. a few days after the start of russia 's special operation in crimea, putin publicly answered the question for the first time: were russian troops blocking ukrainian military units? the answer was short: they were local self-defense forces. when asked about the form in which the self-defense action was very similar to the russian one, the kremlin master threw up his hands. and you look at the post-soviet space, there are full of uniforms that look like uniforms. go to our store, and you will buy any uniform there. later, putin... admitted that it was the russian military with the help of

crimea, crimea, here.n guess the crimean mountains, they have such a whitish stench, that’s the stink, yes, or the stink rocks, not just pure stink, yeah, the krim is the birthplace of the fluxing stink, flux stench - these are the fluxes that are vikorized in the metallurgical process, well, the stench is even more important, there they are, not mainly in warehouses, let’s say, loading into the house, well, it’s even more important, flux makers, until 2014 krim is... literally chained to mainland ukraine and its metallurgical enterprises, ores and mineral deposits, explains igor pilipenko. the birthplace of flux fallers in crimea, you can immediately marvel at the map, yes, the double-track is electrified between, between sevastopol and zaporizhzhya, well, from the dnieper, and from melitopol to donetsk, and this is on... the main metallurgical bases, well, the crooked rig is the same, and this is even easier, from you it’s creepy, from you, at a distance of 400-450 km, you will find a companion, and the

well, what was could count on crimea. this national atlas of ukraine is a unique book, published in a small edition of 500 copies in 2007. the atlas will help you understand what valuable mineral resources ukraine owned in crimea before the occupation of the peninsula in 2014. the national atlas of ukraine, edited by academician leonid grigorovich rudenko , is a great work. there are many places in the world where the national atlas can be found. this is a terrible thing, this is a terrible practice, this is what geologists and other geologists have worked on, geographers have worked on, historians have worked on, and there are historical materials. explains geography professor igor pilipenko, and one of them is southern or black sea, which includes crimea. we have a significant part of the autonomous republic of crimea, including naphtha and gas bearing waters. provinces, i guess vishki boyka, for example, the strevetsky family, there the galician family and so on, including in the sea of azov, it is necessary to underst

russia came and trampled the muslim paradise, walks along the southern coast of crimea, not crimea, but a copy of the ancient paradise, now it is, unfortunately, not a copy of the ancient paradise, this is the reality of the russian world, unfortunately, but we hope, we still believe that crimea will return first of all to the crimean tatars, and if elected, it will be part of ukraine, together we will build the future, we must believe in it and fight for it, because without faith , it is difficult to live. thank you very much, thank you very much for joining us, aliya ibragimova was with us, she is an archaeologist, candidate of historical sciences, head of the bohchosarai archaeological expedition of 1999-2013, i will thank you very much and say goodbye, well, we will continue, somewhere somehow chaotically, everything was great, and we continue, now i bring to your attention, i will bring to your attention the collection that we announced yesterday and you, by the way, have already actively joined it, you have already actively joined it. and thank you to the military for donatyty, we

no, in crimea, when the annexation took place in february, when russian troops entered crimea in 2014 , how russia annexed crimea in 2014, then there was a referendum, you went to the referendum, well, when to go over to russia, well, you went to vote, i was working then, yes, we all voted, as they say, but i never thought that i would have dual citizenship, well, and... and i have a ukrainian passport, and a russian passport, i somehow didn’t even think about it at all, and you then they voted for russia in the referendum, and because russians were not hired without documents , neither ukraine, nor the european union, nor the united states recognized the results of the vote in the so-called referendum. on march 18, president putin announced the annexation of crimea to russia. lawyer ekaterina rashevskaya clarifies that crimea, as an autonomous republic within ukraine , did not have the right to such self-determination. so, the same as the right to self-determination does not exist for this crimean, to establish any other state the republic of crimea is autonomous, and then in a refer

he was killed somewhere on the coast of crimea.low soldiers say that he died, i quote, during the execution of a task, the expediency of which was highly questionable, during the shelling of the group's positions. konin's father, a former military man, was an active participant in the seizure of crimea by russia in 1914. in the necrology of yalta resident kiril blazhenko it is written that during his service he was sent to kiev to the maidan. in 1914, kiril blazhenko returned to crimea and... guarded the borders of the peninsula on the isthmus, and then in 1915 , for some reason, blozhenko's service to russia did not work out. in 2017, he was looking for a job as a driver in yalta and indicated that he had been the commander of a reconnaissance airborne squad for 5 years. he volunteered for the war and after the first second contract. he was killed already as a sergeant in the 252nd black mamba motorized rifle regiment in 1924 in the luhansk region. the crimean berkut participated in the attempt to disperse the maidan in kiev, yevg

no, in crimea, when the annexation took place in february, when russian troops entered crimea in theeenth year, well , how russia annexed crimea in the fourteenth year, then there was a referendum, they went to the referendum, well, when to go over to russia, well well, i went to vote, i was just working then, yes, well, everyone voted, as they say, yeah, but i never thought that i would have dual citizenship. since the republic of crimea does not have the right to self-identify as a separate power, the republic of crimea then votes in a referendum for annexation to russia and establishes treaties there on its own with putin, they did not have such a right, which is consistent with international law. the principle of self-esteem of peoples and nations, the principle of sovereign equality, however, is the power of what putin is hoping for, so that such a right would exist, and that people would believe in those who were surrounded by such a team of people who could create their own state, no matter what, you could not they created it, and then after the referendum, after russia came ,

, and what kind of nature are these exercises, well, look at crimea, you need to understand that crimea in general is so unsinkable for them, where they are accumulating forces now and sending them to the occupied south of our country, and of course, if after a certain stay on the front line, on the line of combat contact, the unit loses a significant number of personnel, and then, well, that's exactly it uhody, just like that, such exercises are being conducted in order to restore these units that... had losses in the war, then to transfer them, well, again, to conduct combat operations. by the way, all the units, in fact, that are based in crimea, and these are units, ah, well, of the russian black sea fleet, they are constantly , again, conducting combat operations, in the southern direction, in the area of kherson, zaporizhia, this, well, basically, this is the 22nd corps, which belongs to the black sea fleet. this is a serious grouping, here is the marines too, that's why such exercises are taking place, and they were held there quite often in peacetime, because it's like a combat

i don’t know, crimea and sevastopol are returning to their native harbor.ussia, russia, russia, kunnus, fulfill your military duty with dignity. no one is pressuring you, no one is influencing you, no one is forcing you to give any particular answers, so i’ll take a picture now, that here are the three of us and there are no escorts, good. we’re recording an interview, i’ll take it off us, that we are here only three, we are in such a corridor, and no one else is with us from the representatives of the camp, no one else is with us. this man is 51 years old, he was born in crimea and lived there all his life. the sentence of the crimean, which was published on the website of the judicial authority of ukraine, says that he is a native of the city of kerch, a citizen of ukraine, has a secondary education, is married and previously on the territory of ukraine. was not convicted, was not under the supervision of a psychiatrist narcologist, signed a contract with the ministry of defense of russia voluntarily, told us how he decided to join the army, how did you e

the republic of crimea, which was founded as a neighboring state, is an autonomous republic of crimeawhich then votes in a referendum for annexation to russia and establishes agreements with putin there on its own, there was no such right in them, apparently before international law, the principle of self-esteem of peoples and nations, the principle of sovereign jealousy, then the power is what putin is hoping for, so that such a right exists, and that people believe in those that there was somehow such a community of people in them who could create their own state, no, love, you could not create it, and then after the referendum after russia came, they also worked as a janitor, yes, so i never went anywhere else, well, i worked all the time, then i didn’t work for two years, well, my grandmother and grandfather looked after them, well, they were pensioners, they were very sick, then when they were gone, damn, i went again, well, to this job, because i had to somehow , well, myself, and feed, clothe, and pay for an apartment pay, yeah, my life, i'm telling you, my life was not worth i

this brigade is based in crimea.h these are the events of january 23, the ukrainian reconnaissance strike group hora published them only now, believing that enough time has passed to tell the details of the operation during the landing on kruglik. about 20 russian soldiers sailed through the canals on boats and landed at the dachas of kruglik island, trying to storm the ukrainian post. according to the ukrainian military, they managed to destroy at least 13 people. the rest were picked up by an evacuation team. january 30. on january 30, the guys from the 126th brigade died. i know the exact number, i won't name it, it happened when... unloading in the kherson direction due to the stupidity of the commanders of the 126th brigade. now they are planning to pull them out for another stupid operation. i want to address the commander of the 126th brigade and say: be a man, take over and lead this operation, because of your commander's stupidity all this happened. in general, i believe that the military prosecutor's office

i think of crimea as the parent of the black sea. and it must be so valuable that people wanted militarily because of us to bolt the sea of us off culturally for what it stands economically. because this could be the next riviera. it is beautiful. there is a lot of money to be made here. at some point, so what, what do you think it, what is it about this place that makes it so attractive to the west? what do they really want? a military point of view, and it was probably evaluated this way, primarily from the point of view of this strategic location. of course, let's say the country that crime you belongs to an adult at least fully influenced as politics on the entire blacks. the region here, without a doubt, you put the glass, what crime it is, i'm sorry, but it's an interesting couple aircraft carrier, a couple that's the way it is in a strategic position, allows it to control everything here in the immediate surroundings, to quote the black. so the fleet, which has always been here historically come on, therefore, as i see it, eve

crimea, well, that was the complete occupation of crimea already, i understood that already there. from chengar, debaltseve, in the thirtieth brigade bakhmut, popasny, and there we dug in before stakhanov, we were standing there, svetlodarsk arc, and there already behind popasny not far from popasny. in the sixteenth year we were taken out for reformation, here we were immediately fired, a lot of guys quit, i sat at home for 2 weeks and then left again, already in the 130th reconnaissance battalion i left and fought there. 8 years without interruption, yes, a sniper-scout, i was, here i went without body armor, because that was our job, without body armor, and why? i don’t know, i don’t know, i’m first, it won’t save you anyway armor, well... secondly, it was easier for me to move like this, but do you think there are any injuries? i don’t think, thank god, god had mercy on me, but concussions, two concussions, that’s all, but what if you? they got this kind of haircut and this kind of hair, and i got this kind of hair from the 15th, well , somewhere in bakhmut the boys got a pictu

this is our fisherman, this is sanich, sanich, artemis of crimea. maga, who's there? dmitry rudnichenko, oleksandr artemchyk, oleksandr lysenko, artur kudryavtsev. their bodies were not evacuated, and then they were simply washed away after the explosion of the kakhovka hydroelectric power plant. the 126th coastal defense brigade of the russian federation is deployed in crimea, in perevalne. it is part of the dnieper group of forces and is currently fighting in the kherson region. it is included in the 18th combined arms army of the russian land forces. these are snipers from the brigade's reconnaissance, showing their actions on the dnieper. they say that the optimal time for them to go on a mission on the river, it was 12:4 at night, until dawn broke and they took off. ukrainian helicopters with dumps, it is difficult to work in these areas, it is difficult to work in these areas, very difficult, because working with a reservoir is one thing, there was no room for maneuver, the enemy's advantage was in very quickly covering the area from where the sniper is working,

a gift, not a gift, but a small reminder of crimea. you can plant. will also have in a few years. the most beautiful tree, thank you very much, well, when i return home to moscow i will have a japanese sakura from crimea, in moscow there will be you, yes of course, lord, everything will be, guess the riddle, sits an old man, vostopet, who undresses him, he does not shed tears, and the correct answer is an onion, only an unusual one, and yalta, it is flat, red sweet, and so much so that you can eat it like an apple and not even frown. delicious, sweet, red, sweet, big, called yalta salad, tell me please, you have a sea of onions here, and which one should i take, which yalta, which one i'm not from the same city, these are all yalta, all sweet, all tasty, only the price depends on the quality and size, well and of course on the weight, the difference in price, and this one is 150, this one is 200, this one is big, how much does it cost, let's say, 300 rubles, which one should i choose, which one should i choose, let's take this one, yeah, the most bea

crimea and sevastopol are returning to their native harbor. russia, russia, russia. this is a russian prisoner of war from crimea, sentenced under the article of treason to the motherland to 15 years. the crimean did not want us to show his face, but agreed to talk to us. at his request, we will not disclose his personal information. we can do everything, right? please tell me, do you know the ukrainian language? you understand, i know it, but i don’t understand all the words, yeah, so it will be more convenient for you if i speak russian, yes, okay, we don’t have the right to talk to you without your permission, without your consent, record this conversation and then publish it, tell me, please, do you mind talking to us, and so that we can partially publish this material later, where will it be shown? on youtube, on youtube, well, everyone will see it on their laptops, well, you won't be seen, well, let's chat, but i'm telling you, i'm not very , well, sociable, that is, you don't mind chatting, but you don't know what to tell, yes, i don't know what to tell, so i

meanwhile, there was a loud night in the temporarily occupied crimea at the kirovsk airfield, at least six explosions were heard, local telegram channels report. previously, there was a detonation of ammunition, warehouses and air defense facilities are burning, it is also known that one of the airfields was hit. according to eyewitnesses, sleeping tanks intended for su fighters also exploded. in the kherson region, the russian army continues to target civilians. in the naval district of kherson, an explosive device with a uav hit a passenger car, the regional military administration reported. two people were injured, another russian strike was recorded in the central area of ​​the city. a russian drone dropped explosives directly on a minibus. a local resident was hospitalized with injuries. he is in serious condition. and the enemy attacked a passenger car from a drone in udaryvka. a man was injured. russian troops attacked the dnipro with the latest grom-1 missile, the head of the region, sergey lysak, reported. at first, the townspeople heard an explosion. in network appeared versi

information appeared the other day that russia wants to build a port and a railway in the annexed crimeat this does not seem to be news, with the help of china, the head of the so-called occupation administration of crimea, sergey aktsyonov, made a decision to actually involve chinese business in the construction here this transport infrastructure in crimea, according to the foreign intelligence service of ukraine during the last meeting, aksenov stated that there were preliminary agreements on such facilities. the first is the kerch seaport, so in principle russia is already actively using it, but here china should connect to it, and the second is also the base of the russian naval port, lake donuzlav. actually, the situation is that china is helping russia one way or another. with equipment, drones, components to drones, well, here it will be practically directly involved in the construction of facilities that can be used, including as military facilities in the occupied crimea, how should we react to all this and what should ukraine do, well, in such a situation, perhaps from a milita

and without light in the kerch area systematically... we are working in the temporarily occupied crimea and the question arises all the time, if we know about this crimean cape, from which these shaheeds are flying all the time, if we are already working so accurately at even further distances in the crimea, why can't we work out this mestiaudo, which we have talked about more than once, mr. serhiy, what is the difficulty, well, this is a question that i am constantly asked in including subscribers of the telegram channel, and personal messages. otbot, well actually there are, let's say, structures, which, whose competences, let's say, solving these issues, obviously, i can't comment on what's going on there, but periodically, well, let's say, certain fires arise on chauda, ​​and then after these fires, by the way, we note fewer of these combat launches, combat work continues, of course, there are its own difficulties, of course, the enemy is also, first of all, maneuvering very actively with its locations, well chauda , ​​yes, it's already hurting, already, let's say, we need to make a

, or from crimea to donetsk region, what do you see now? now we see that they have already left zaporizhia, through zaporizhia, from the camps located in the mariupol-berdyansk agglomeration, that is , where they were preparing, reinforcements went to the north of donetsk region, that is, to the pokrovsky district, we think so, because a very large number of columns were moving yesterday from precisely in the direction of volnovakha, well, considering that volno. and there is the nearest point, if pokrovsky does not spin direction, then apparently they will end up there, they were kept in camps on the coast of the sea of ​​azov for quite a long time, apparently they were waiting for some window of opportunity to transfer them to zaporizhzhia and increase the pressure there, but considering that the number of combatants is rapidly growing precisely in the pokrov direction, they were all transferred there, besides, yesterday we saw that it was very unusual... the question is why, because along with military trucks, equipment in columns , civi

and this is already the steppe part of crimea.ance, everything is in plain sight, but upon closer examination, you can see objects of clearly unnatural origin. such finds as fragments of enemy drones and other weapons are not uncommon. now we have found the supposed object and the group is moving forward for its further inspection and study. we are now making our way through the bushes. the drone in the sky noticed some object, now it is showing us the way to get to the object and continue its study closer. the group of scouts discovered a structure in the enemy resembling a tent. approaching. soon the unknown were stopped, they turned out to be tourists, first the bars fighters checked their documents, and then let them go, as the scouts themselves say, when working with civilians it is necessary to show politeness to the population, and it is also important to explain how to behave when explosive objects are found, if found, do not touch with your hands, do not look for other parts, immediately contact the appropriate authoritie

music festival zaryadye and crimea opens the resort season. on the first channel. it's obvious, war has been declared on me. putin, get ready for the wedding. grigory grigorievich, there is a plague in moscow, no one will leave the city until the infection is destroyed, and what's strange about the fact that i call you, ask you to come, and you don't come, what's the reason, i don't want to be the next one, the second lieutenant is ill, there's something behind his head, he raised his hand against the queen, against the anointed of god, you want, after the program time. mankatcher whiskey is a product of stellar group. cnop gin, a product of stellar group, montechoc cognac, a product of stellar group. rom. castro, a product of stellar group. arel, a product of steller group. what? where, when is the summer offer, on friday, on the first, we stop by my favorite old courtyard, our four-story house, my favorite dish, rassolnik, everyone pointed at me at the assembly, but i was almost as tall as the teacher, they sat me alone at the desk, kicked me, because i was not l

this is a russian prisoner of war from crimea, sentenced to 15 years under the article of treason. the crimean did not want us to show his face, but agreed to talk to us. at his request, we will not disclose his personal information. tell me, please, do you know the ukrainian language, do you understand? i know it, but... i signed, well, as soon as i receive it, i will be like this, we were sitting with friends, drinking, well, you know, as one word leads to another, well, everyone says, well, let's go, as they say, well, all of you, well, all of you guys, damn, well, it turned out that i went, damn, i didn’t see any of my friends, the military registration and enlistment office, yes, the military registration and enlistment office took the documents in the morning, went to the military registration and enlistment office, our kershchinsky military registration and enlistment office, well, that’s it, i arrived there, at first they told me, think carefully, you’re already, as they say, and your years are already, well , not the same, but i decided, as they say, to check myself, well,

the fighters of the bars crimea detachment do not forget the feat of our ancestors. meeting monuments on the way, they always pay tribute. today, the crimean leopards also protect our forests from possible enemy penetration, and modern technical means help in this. in a mobile control center, a drone operator studies the terrain from above. aerial reconnaissance is important both for exploring hard-to-reach places and for identifying potential enemy sabotage and reconnaissance groups. experts estimate the total area of ​​crimean forests at 340,000 hectares. and when exploring large areas, scouts use our domestic radio signal amplifier - incubator 2.0. it allows you to expand the area of ​​action. drone up to 25 km to save time. on the route of the reconnaissance platoon, there are various buildings, including abandoned ones. in this area, there are several objects that need to be checked as part of a combat mission. also, during reconnaissance and search missions , the fighters of the bars crimea detachment work with the population, communicate with forestry employee

and this is already the steppe part of crimea.first glance, everything is in plain sight, but upon closer examination , you can see clearly unnatural objects. for its further inspection and study. we now we are making our way through the bushes. the drone in the sky noticed some object, now it shows us the way to get to the object to continue its closer study. the group of scouts discovered a structure in the enemy that resembles a tent. coming closer, the crimean leopards found out that this is a homemade sun shelter for a shepherd, and under the sun, probably, it is spinning, yes, the bushes are all broken, broken branches , taking into account that the air defense system was recently operating in the area, maybe it was an attack, or someone was looking for something here, during a visual inspection. in the area near a military facility , the bars encountered civilians on an atv, the driver ignored the request to stop. off-road to cut them off. soon the unknown persons were stopped, they turned out to be tourists. at first, the

i am from crimea, in the fourteenth year, when the muscovites came to crimea, i left crimea. year, untilrteenth my mother lived there, my brother lived, maybe they still live there, i don’t know, no connection, the last time, i called in the fifteenth year, they said that there were these fsb officers from some russians, they took all my photos, here. that’s all, and the connection was interrupted, and i didn’t call again, but they caught your decisions about going and fighting, but at first no one knew that i came as a volunteer, and then i told my mother, well, it was a little unpleasant for them, but what can you do. and how did your huge position in crimea take shape, what did you feel like being a ukrainian there? well, i was raised by ukraine, i lived in ukraine, went to school growing up, and so, having moved here, in 15 i volunteered for... in the thirtieth mechanized brigade, again along bakhmut, where your battle route passed, where in what points did you fight, in the thirtieth brigade i was from chengar, debaltseve, bakhmut papasne, and there we were already before the enemy.

how will crimea develop? there were any doubts on the 27th, then on february 28 everything became clear that it was the russian military. young people, leave, young people, leave. even then reshat ametov was kidnapped, even then many journalists who were filming in crimea faced threats, then all ukrainian tv channels were turned off, independent tv and radio stations in crimea were seized, the russians together with the so -called terrorist defense. are you ready to work for radio liberty and... to do a project for crimea, i understood that radio liberty is a project about the truth, every day one of the journalists was attacked , threatened, attacked, detained, kidnapped, then andriy shchukon was kidnapped, and he says, you, so, look at me right now, he... says: ah, so, think about what you're saying, because we know where you live, and you still have to walk around this land, it's illegal for the russian authorities in crimea, when ukrainian journalists come, i'm already 74 years old, but i still hope that

ukraine carries out another sabotage attack - damaging the crimea bridge, linking russia to the occupied peninsula. and... this is the scene live in seoul, where lee jae-myung is projected to take a comfortable win in south korea's snap presidential election. the united nations human rights office says attacks on people in gaza trying to access food may constitute war crimes. comes as the gaza health ministry says at least 27 people have been killed and 90 injured while waiting for aid in rafah. the israeli military says it fired shots near an aid complex, after identifying several suspects. israel does not allow international news organisations, including the bbc, into gaza, which makes verifying what is happening in the territory difficult. our middle east correspondent barbara plett usher sent this report from jerusalem. a journey to get food has ended injury and death again. early morning, gathering and collecting aid at a new distribution site overseen by the israeli military, palestinians say the israelis opened fire on them, the army admits it did but said only at the few men who

petersburg international economic forum, as far as i know, the republic of crimea concluded agreementor 40 billion. an impressive amount, what could it be? plans, calculations for this year, maybe already some, preliminary figures, there are about 60 billion - it is planned to conclude, but it is necessary to keep in mind that the investment potential in crimea is much higher, and here it is being prepared for signing, in general, what is already on the surface, but a lot is in the works, therefore with the number of those signed with their amounts, thank god, there are no problems in crimea, and what areas does this concern? executive power, the council of ministers, the prime minister, the head of the republic, they sort these projects so that they have a greater benefit for the republic, answer the main question, who will work in this project? ancestors and they work everything is being restored at a very good pace, of course, we rely on the support of the federal center, on the support ... we still have room to develop, there are uncultivated lands, there are difficulties, of cour

dozens of abandoned mines and stolin attract inquisitive tourists in crimea.nd for the thrill. shell rock was mined in this adit before. now it is a potential gathering place for sabotage and reconnaissance groups. erosion, heavy rains sometimes open the entrances. and we come to check them. of course, we know about them all, we have them all planned out. the spirit of brotherhood - the fighters say, here everyone is ready to cover the back of a comrade, at any moment to drop everything and go to carry out the task, for obvious reasons we showed only a tenth of the work of the intelligence officers, the rest remained behind the scenes, their patrol continues. russia needs to widely introduce weapons, artificial intelligence and promising digital technologies, believes vladimir putin. the president said this at the next meeting on the draft state armament program, special attention.

well, we believe that russian military bases must leave crimea. and here's what's interesting: under yanukovych , yanukovych and putin agreed not on the territorial annexation of crimea, but on a twenty-five-year lease. that's it, thank you all, russia will be able to keep its naval base in sevastopol, but the new regime, according to the scenario, immediately declared: we believe that russia has no place in crimea. in other words, nato must take over all military bases in the black sea. that's when russia held a referendum, by which it was able to take crimea. it was not just a statement, it was part of it. not a takeover of ukraine, but a push for ukraine to become neutral , and it was absolutely obvious, because when after 7 days zelensky said: "okay, okay, we will be neutral." and within a couple of weeks , the ukrainians gave the russians a document saying why don't we become neutral, and the russians gave this document to president putin, and... he said: okay, let's talk let's try to find a solution for this situation, then this process bega

kira maslova moved to crimea from kazan 3 years ago.upervised the construction of the children's center, now she runs the camp. the director speaks three languages ​​fluently: russian, english and tatar. in akbars they can do the same all employees, shifts here are multilingual. for all these 2 years. a flexible schedule in the camp icamp on the western coast of crimea, interval rise from 6:30 to 10, meals too, also a buffet, every day for children more than twenty activities in creative studios on sports grounds, at the finish line the construction of their own water park, you yourself can decide where you will go, what time you will wake up, and if suddenly you are late for breakfast, do not worry, in an hour lunch will begin. this is a new standard of comfort, for those who are used to to rest with a console, all inclusive. the first 3 days i do not argue, all children always they come here it is difficult for them to get used to, tried to play tennis, did not like it, went to the studio of burning, little by little trying something,

it away, they export it to crimea, ours, from ours, only agricultural products are left there, whaturselves, what people bring, sell from the mines, from the region, everything else is russian, sausage, cigarettes, there... dairy, you try not to be involved in this in any way, you try not to interact with them in any way, and this is reflected in the products, you try, well, that's how it works for us, you try not to touch them in any way and just keep yourself ukrainian in yourself, you try to keep in yourself everything that you, let's say i lived in ukraine for 20 years, i keep ukraine in myself, it's in me... it's very similar to a movie about hostages, that is, when they gathered you all in some room, sat you down, said, you will sit quietly, so sit quietly, nothing will happen to you for this, maybe we will let in products from crimea, maybe we won't let you in, if you sit quietly, everything will be fine with you, or not, or not, there is an expression, it is impossible to understand what freedom is until it is taken away, kherson residents know the difference between freedom

you forgive us for crimea, for donbass. all protests and rallies are in vain.iveness look from your point of view or can we call it repentance, is it possible in principle? well, i think that forgiveness as such is overdue. we need active repentance, now this is a fashionable term, that is, we need to do something for forgiveness, here how is it but i ask for the victory of the zsu, and in general the end of the conflict, the victory of ukraine, apparently, this is the only option, and this victory, how can it look, for me this is the biggest question. because this is often said, but how can it look, that at what point can we say, the victory of ukraine, well, i think that when it will be achieved. will be a victory, yes, do you really believe that it is possible to withdraw troops from crimea, and crimea can return, there is such a chance, of course, i can’t, this will be a headache for this crazy crane of ours, but on the other hand he looks so weak now that it will probably get worse, he won't care anymore, because it's better to give up crimea than to lose

those who were planning to go to crimea can go calmly, everything is fine with the fish there.xey, thank you very much for contacting us as always, and telling us some local news, well, and paying attention to the fakes that are spreading in crimea, and we are already fighting them off for everyone viewers of russia, well, in general , information attacks are carried out, as we know, unfortunately, not only on crimea, we will look at them, analyze and refute them immediately after a short pause. what where, when, what, when, when, when, when friday, friday, friday, friday, only in the summer, only in the summer, only in the summer, what, where, when, summer offer, watch after the program time, i am not a child of rich parents, i am from a small town, worked for almost 5 years on a construction site, studied music, border territory voronezh, these songs are especially valuable to me. goosebumps, well, just this feeling, when everything inside freezes, it's so dear. i urge us all to send each other songs like these. you are formed. tomorrow on the first, let's go, yuri grigorovic

by the business, dw, news live from berlin, ukraine targets of bridge, thinking russia to occupied crimea. ukraine says it used underwater explosives to damage the courage, bridge, which is vital for russia's war effort and a symbol of the criminal hold on crimea. also on the program. the jame young when south korea's presidential election and pledges to unite the country after a vote that many south koreans hope will end months of political turmoil. the i'm on east of welcome to the program. ukraine claims that has successfully damaged road and rail bridge, linking russia with the annex the crimea peninsula in the black sea gives s b u secret service released this footage, showing a blast in the water. the courage straight bridge connects crimea to russia, and it's been important military supply line for russia to the peninsula, making a prime target for you print russia. annex crime you legally in 2014. and the bridge has been attacked several times throughout the war. russian officials say the traffic crossing the bridge has resumed. the explosion of the courage bridge falls. another m

and the ministry of emergency situations of crimea, today on mount akkaya, which is translated from the turkic language as a white rock, a tricolor measuring 10 by 15 m was unfurled at an altitude of 325 m above sea level. today we could watch how the climbers worked on the open rock and hung, in fact, the tricolour of the russian federation. i will note that the tavrida highway runs along the mountain, and of course, today everyone who will pass by the white rock will see this beautiful canvas, which is now developing on the rock. i also want to add that today is certainly a date. russia is rich and generous in various events and ceremonial events , without exaggeration, in every corner of crimea and sevastopol, today festive events are held, these are various events, and concerts, creative meetings, master classes, sports competitions. in general, today the crimeans and sevastopol residents celebrate russia day as part of the russian federation for the eleventh year in a row and what is symbolic today on mount okkaya and in general at various high points today in... crimean bridge