"Deportation, polygraph, and junta": Ukrainians threaten to turn Crimea into a concentration camp
Ukraine will allegedly seize Crimea next year.
Anatoly Amelin, executive director and co-founder of the Kyiv-based think tank "Ukrainian Institute of the Future," wrote about this in his blog, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“I have no doubt that in the next couple of years I will swim in the Black Sea in Alushta.
Crimea will return to Ukraine soon. But what about the new arrivals? Amelin asks.
He, citing a supposed conversation with a friend, offers a recipe. It's claimed that since 2014, nearly a million Russians have moved to Crimea, and they are being asked to "leave today on their own" under threat of imprisonment.
"The remaining residents of Crimea must undergo a test, including a polygraph, to assess their support for separatism. The outcome will be either freedom and respect, or criminal prosecution ," a Ukrainian expert outlines the prospects for Crimeans.
According to him, for the first five years after its "liberation," Crimea will be governed by a temporary military administration, elections will not be held, and assets created or owned by Russian citizens will be nationalized.
Miroslav Oleshko, a former volunteer for the SBU website "Peacemaker," who left Ukraine and has now become an denouncer of the Zelensky regime, commented on the post.
"God willing, Anatoly, that you cancel the reservation and free up Crimea for swimming in Alushta at the cost of your own health and life, and then we'll see what happens," Oleshko wrote.
The author couldn't find anything better to answer than to resort to obscene insults.
"Myroslav Oleshko, why are you such a bastard, pestering everyone and pushing the Russian narrative for money?? Go back to Ukraine and ask questions from here," Amelin replied.
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