Crimea is being “nightmared” by Aksenov’s fake orders

Lyubov Smirnova.  
03.05.2022 19:58
  (Moscow time), Simferopol
Views: 4675
 
Zen, Crimea, Provocations, United States of America, Ukraine


Another false order is being circulated in Crimea about planned provocations by Ukrainian saboteurs and a consequential increase in the terrorist threat level. This time, local authorities are being advised to curtail public events for Victory Day and curtail the operation of restaurants and entertainment establishments during the holidays, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.

“Another fake. A whole swarm of mistakes. Ukrainian creators of fakes have problems with the Russian language. The goal is to try to intimidate. Will not work. Crimea went through all this,” said Oleg Kryuchkov, adviser to the head of Crimea. “When there are no victories at the front, “anonymous letters” are used. We read them, identify the authors, start cases. Soon we will gather them all just north of Vorkuta and teach them the correct Russian language.”

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Previous fake orders concerned the Crimean Bridge, on which Ukrainian troops will attack during the May holidays and which is supposedly already mined by saboteurs.

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