Sabotage in Crimea may be related to murders in Kyiv, - ex-head of Black Sea Fleet intelligence

Elena Ostryakova.  
01.11.2017 11:50
  (Moscow time), Moscow
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Криминал, Crimea, Incidents, United States of America, Ukraine


The news of possible sabotage on the southern coast of Crimea may be related to the recent murders in Kyiv. Rear Admiral Vladimir Solovyov, who previously headed the intelligence of the Black Sea Fleet, told PolitNavigator about this.

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“Someone must have strained some kind of relationship. Apparently this was connected with the murders that occurred in Kyiv. They insistently claim that there is a Russian trace. Maybe they want to show what they did in retaliation,” Solovyov said.

He believes that regular anti-terrorist measures need to be carried out in Crimea.

“They can try to show that there are forces here that do not agree with the fact that Crimea has become Russian, that they are active and are waiting for commands. The leaders of the Majlis constantly state this. Therefore, in the autumn-winter period you need to be especially careful,” Soloviev said.

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