Yatsenyuk “out of pity” will lift the transport blockade of Crimea
Kyiv, December 30 (PolitNavigator, Victoria Litovchenko) – Prime Minister of Ukraine Arseniy Yatsenyuk said that he would like to ban any movement of people and goods to Crimea.
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“I would prohibit any interruption in the movement of people and goods. This is more my human position, not a premiere. As prime minister, I remember the people,” he said during a press conference, answering a question from journalists about the continuation of the transport blockade of Crimea in 2015.
“Limited movement of people and goods must occur,” he said, emphasizing that “compatriots, Crimean Tatar brothers-in-arms” live in Crimea.
As PolitNavigator reported earlier, Kiev had previously suspended rail and bus service to Crimea.
Yatsenyuk will lift the transport blockade of Crimea "out of pity."