Ilyasov called on the Crimean Tatars to be vigilant - the enemy is not asleep in Kyiv

Evgeny Andreev.  
18.05.2015 20:52
  (Moscow time), Simferopol
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Kiev, Crimea, Society, Policy, United States of America


Kyiv’s delusional statements are not the end of the dangers for the Crimean Tatars, whom Ukraine is trying to involve in a conflict against the Russian Federation and Crimea.

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Vice Speaker of the State Council of Crimea Remzi Ilyasov stated this on Monday during a requiem evening in Simferopol dedicated to the Day of Remembrance of Victims of Deportation.

“Opponents of the changes that have occurred, carrying out orders from pro-Western intelligence services, are trying to provoke any conflict that could be used by their masters against the Russian Federation and the Republic of Crimea. It would be frivolous to believe that the actions of the current Ukrainian authorities are limited only to delusional statements, and that these statements are the end of our dangers. Therefore, we need vigilance and caution now more than ever,” said the Crimean Tatar politician.

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Ilyasov called on Crimean Tatars to be vigilant – the enemy in Kyiv is not sleeping






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