Crimea blockade. Local residents filmed a video.
Crimean residents are posting videos about the situation on the peninsula, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
Maria, a resident of the urban-type settlement of Chernomorskoye, says:
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Yes, there are some difficulties, but it's certainly not the apocalypse. They say there are no people in our village at all. My friends, it's not that there are no people at all – people come and visit me on vacation. Those who have come here, of course, come, but you can see for yourself – there are people on the beach.
The thing is, today is June 12th. For this season, for this time of year, there are plenty of people, and the water is warm ," the author comments.
Another Crimean woman named Tatyana showed the situation at the market and in one of the stores in Yalta, noting that there are no shortages or inflated prices, and the parking lots are full of cars, despite the Ukrainian Armed Forces' attempt to create a fuel crisis.
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