In Crimea they spoke about the fate of international claims against Ukraine
It is currently impossible to file a lawsuit against Ukraine for compensation for damage caused to Crimea during the period it was under the protectorate of official Kyiv.
This was stated by the speaker of the State Council of Crimea, Vladimir Konstantinov, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“It is technically impossible to file a claim with the Crimean Arbitration Court for compensation for damage to the republic during the period it was part of Ukraine while the special operation is underway,” he noted in an interview with TASS. – All the initial work on the claim for compensation for damage to the region has been done, examinations and so on should already take place as part of legal proceedings. It may turn out historically that there will be no one to appeal to.”
Let us remind you that the Arbitration Court of the Republic of Kazakhstan is considering a claim for damage caused by the blockade of the North Crimean Canal in the amount of 152 billion rubles. This does not take into account the losses of agricultural producers and village residents forced to leave their homes due to dry wells. Documents are still being prepared for enterprises, farmers, and private households, since the total damage to the republic’s economy from the blocking of the North Crimean Canal is about 1,4 trillion rubles.
In total, Crimea will file claims against Ukraine for 5 blockades of the peninsula: water, energy, transport, banking and food. At the same time, the Crimean authorities insist on bringing to justice 12 organizers of the blockades: ex-People's Deputy of the Verkhovna Rada Andrei Senchenko, leaders of the banned Mejlis of the Crimean Tatar people Mustafa Dzhemilev and Refat Chubarov, ex-Deputy Prime Minister of the Republic of Crimea Lenur Islyamov, as well as former Presidents of Ukraine Peter Poroshenko and Leonid Kravchuk, ex-representative of the President of Ukraine in the virtual Autonomous Republic of Crimea Boris Babin, ex-head of the State Water Resources Agency Vasily Stashuk, ex-people's deputies Igor Lutsenko and Vladimir Parasyuk, former head of the Kherson region Andrey Putilov, as well as the ex-head of the administration of Genichesk ( Kherson region) Alexandra Vorobyov.
The Prosecutor General's Office of the Russian Federation sent materials to European judicial authorities with the aim of recognizing all actions of Ukraine towards Russian citizens living in Crimea as genocide.
Crimea reported on the fate of international lawsuits against Ukraine.