Yatsenyuk will receive a criminal case from his comrades “for surrendering Crimea”
Ukrainians who left Crimea are threatening Ukrainian Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk with criminal charges for inaction on the issue of “returning” the peninsula. Ex-Crimean Andrei Klimenko, who fled the republic after reunification with Russia, stated this in an interview with the Den newspaper.
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According to him, about 20 organizations of Crimean migrants sent an appeal to Yatsenyuk, in which they outlined their claims - which the government did not do in accordance with the law on the occupied territories.
“At the end of May there will be a congress of the Organization of Crimean Forced Migrants. If by this point Mr. Yatsenyuk does not answer the questions that we sent him in writing, this congress will decide to contact the Prosecutor General’s Office with a request to open a criminal case for the criminal inaction of the head of government in matters of returning Crimea,” Klimenko said.
Yatsenyuk will face criminal charges from his allies for "surrendering Crimea"