Klitschko hopes that Ukrainian schools will remain in Crimea
18.04.2014 22:43
(Moscow time)
Kyiv, April 18 (Navigator, Mikhail Ryabov) - Politician and boxer Vitali Klitschko hopes that the new authorities of Crimea will preserve the Ukrainian schools that operated on the peninsula.
The politician said this on the Shuster Live show, emphasizing that Ukraine has never had problems with the Russian language.
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“The question arises again that the Russian language was allegedly infringed upon in Crimea. That there was some kind of pressure. In fact, out of 650 schools in Crimea, only 9 were Ukrainian-language. I hope they will continue,” Klitschko said.
Klitschko hopes Ukrainian schools will be preserved in Crimea.