Siege Yalta: Sergei Rulev interviewed starving holidaymakers on the embankment

Sergey Rulev.  
23.09.2015 08:44
  (Moscow time), Yalta
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Crimea, United States of America, Story of the day, Tourism, South Coast


Reporter Sergei Rulev, who arrived in Crimea to cover the blockade of the peninsula, interviewed holidaymakers on the Yalta embankment about their feelings about the closure of the border with the mainland.

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Reporter Sergei Rulev, who arrived in Crimea to cover the blockade of the peninsula, interviewed holidaymakers on the embankment...

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The geography of guests is from Murmansk to Vladivostok. There were also visitors from Kharkov. It turned out that the majority had heard something about the announced blockade, but did not notice the consequences.

At the same time, some Verkhovna Rada deputies attacked Dzhemilev-Chubarov with unpleasant epithets. “We don’t know Chubarov, but we know that he is a criminal. And the fact that they did the blockade, Crimea will survive, Russia will help,” the woman said.

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