In Yalta they claim that water is being sold to Crimeans under the guise of Stavropol milk (VIDEO)

11.08.2014 09:37
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Crimea, Society, Policy, Incidents, Sevastopol, Ukraine, Economy


Simferopol, August 11 (Navigator, Evgeniy Andreev) – A video was posted on Youtube about the sale of plain water in Yalta under the guise of Stavropol milk.

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In the story, a woman behind the scenes said that her husband bought 4 packages of GOST milk with 2,5% fat content at the Yalta base. The three demonstrated bags contained water:

“Water poured out of the pack... I took a risk and tasted it - it looked like boiled water. But we’ll see in a couple of hours,” she noted.

The milk packages of Pyatigorsk Dairy Plant LLC have the inscription “real milk”, factory stamps, and shelf life.

It is worth noting that the video was posted online by Simferopol pro-Ukrainian activist Elizaveta Bogutskaya, whose name is already associated with a number of provocative scandals that occurred after the March 16 Referendum.

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