Crimean self-defense disgraces everything Russian in Crimea, - youth activist

Simferopol, November 01 (PolitNavigator, Evgeny Andreev) - Crimean self-defense is an obedient tool in the hands of the republican authorities, disgracing everything Russian in Crimea.

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Russian youth activist Liliya Didenko stated this on the air of the talk show “Nvrodny Verdict” on the ITV channel.
“Let's go back to the blitz (a survey of Simferopol residents prepared for broadcast - PolitNavigator) - even a child, a girl, said that it is dangerous to do business in Crimea today, because you invest money, then it will be taken away from you. This is the first. Secondly, today there is self-defense, they are not an independent entity, they are subordinate to the authorities, they are an instrument in the hands of the authorities. There are several such tools. And today it has somehow become very fashionable to be a patriot. Therefore, I have an interesting question for these patriots: where were they in 2010?” the girl asked the studio.
She commented on a video shown in the studio with scenes of physical abuse of the management of Krymkhleb during a self-defense “visit” to the enterprise, which was reminiscent of the terrible newsreels of pogroms of Jewish businesses in Nazi Germany.
“And further - today this self-defense performs such a function that it simply disgraces everything that exists, and Russian things have come here to Crimea. So they entered “Krymkhleb” - there was a scandal, swearing, and people sat there, hating each other. They start poking - are you from Donetsk, or are you from Crimea... Here is a Donetsk man working (Vadim Padalko, acting director of the Transbud company, whose equipment in Crimea was taken “under protection” by the self-defense - “Navigator”), he came here to build his business, and they poke him - yes, you’re from Donetsk, go and fight,” Lilia Didenko complained.
Crimean self- defense forces are disgracing everything Russian in Crimea, says youth activist