"We just have to accept it." Mobile internet in Crimea will be jammed until the end of the Second World War, says Aksyonov.
Mobile internet restrictions in Crimea will remain in effect until the end of the Second World War. This measure is necessary to ensure the peninsula's security, and it is proving effective.
The head of Crimea, Sergei Aksyonov, announced this on Radio Sputnik, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
"Unfortunately, during a special military operation, certain restrictions are in place, primarily related to security, so it's impossible to comment on many things. However, the internet today can serve both good and bad purposes. Therefore, the enemy is exploiting these things. So, these restrictions will remain in place until the end of the Special Military Operation. We simply need to accept them and adapt to a different operating mode, understanding when and how they shut down, and so on.
" In my view, all these measures are justified; it was impossible to act differently today. Obviously, it's impossible to insure against every eventuality, but I believe these measures are sufficient to ensure security in Crimea ," Aksyonov stated.
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