The former Prime Minister of Ukraine called the blockade of Crimea a crime
The nationalists in Kyiv who seized power as a result of the coup d’etat and the leaders of the Majlis banned in the Russian Federation themselves aroused hatred of Ukraine among Crimeans. Undermining power transmission towers leading to Crimea and cutting off water supplies through the North Crimean Canal are crimes that must be assessed.
The first Prime Minister of Ukraine, Vitold Fokin, announced this on air on TV channel 112, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“Everyone—the government, the authorities, the Crimean Tatars, their leaders—did everything to arouse hatred of Ukraine among Crimeans. It is a crime.
Who undermined high-voltage supports and why? What, did they leave Aksenov without electricity? No, they forced Crimeans, citizens of Ukraine, to live in darkness.
They blocked the North Crimean Canal for what reason, who they deprived of water - the citizens of Ukraine. This is stupidity, which had to be assessed in due time and immediately,” said Fokin.
Former Ukrainian Prime Minister Calls Crimea Blockade a Crime