Sedition about the “return” of Crimea was heard on Ukrainian air
Crimea will not return to Ukraine, which has already demonstrated a less-than-brotherly attitude toward the peninsula's residents. Ukrainian composer Vladimir Bystryakov expressed this opinion on the Nash TV channel, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“To be honest, I have little faith in it. Because we don’t treat them as brothers, but we cut off the water and electricity. Some strange relationships. Something had to be done.
When Crimea was a subsidized area, at that time Luzhkov built houses for naval personnel in Sevastopol, they still know this. How do they feel about this? Of course it's positive.
It’s the same now – the Russians are pouring money into Crimea, they built a bridge, they built the largest free medical center. How do Crimeans feel about this?” – he summarized.
As a reminder, Verkhovna Rada deputy Yevhen Murayev previously stated on air that nationalist Ukraine has nothing to offer Crimea that would make him want to return to its fold.
Sedition about the "return" of Crimea was broadcast on Ukrainian airwaves.