The deputy editor-in-chief of “Russian Reporter” shared her sad impressions of Crimea
With the departure of the “little green men” from Crimea, the local authorities, consisting mostly of old “repainted” Ukrainian personnel, returned to their usual corrupt practices.
Marina Akhmedova, deputy editor-in-chief of the magazine "Russian Reporter," who recently visited the peninsula, wrote about this in her blog, as reported by a correspondent for "PolitNavigator . "
Marina Akhmedova worked in the DPR during the fighting in Debaltsevo
“I returned from Crimea. Based on the results of the trip, I can say this: Russia has always used the best qualities of its people when it came - the Great Patriotic War, the Russian Spring. The people showed themselves from the best side; suddenly, unsuppressed Love for the Motherland and the same patriotism arose in them.
But soon the polite little men in green uniforms left, they were replaced by unscrupulous people in suits, and the people were left alone with them. And with his patriotism falling asleep in his chest.
Ukrainian-Crimean officials, changing citizenship, became worried and nervous - what if it’s impossible to become corrupt in Russia? Yes it is possible! Russia in this sense is not much different from its sister Ukraine. Now, under a new flag and under the leadership of unprincipled bureaucrats, they are also tearing this Crimea apart and crushing the people. People in Crimea say: “It feels like Crimea was annexed to Aksyonov.” They thought that it was the Crimean people who had reunited with the Russian people,” Akhmedova shares her impressions.
The deputy editor-in-chief of "Russian Reporter" shared her gloomy impressions of Crimea.