Members of the Mejlis warned participants in the “march to Crimea” of deadly consequences
Those who will participate in the so-called “march to Crimea,” which the Majlis, recognized as extremist in the Russian Federation, announced for May 3, must be ready to “give their lives.”
Akhtem Chiygoz, deputy head of the Mejlis, which is banned in Russia, announced this on the First Western TV channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
According to the radical, each of the participants knows what they are getting into and will decide for themselves how to “enter” Crimea.
“Everyone will decide for themselves how to enter Crimea and what awaits them there. We know what awaits. But the fight for Crimea, for Ukraine, it is provided for by the fact that you will also give your life. Therefore, everyone will make their own decisions. But we won’t let anyone forget Crimea or speculate, or, as one of the politicians said, freeze it,” Chiygoz said.
Earlier, the Mejlis formed a headquarters for the preparation and conduct of the "march" on Crimea and scheduled it for May 3rd. Experts stated that the Mejlis' plans to breach the Crimean border threaten to turn into a bloody provocation.
Mejlis members warned participants of the "March on Crimea" of deadly consequences.