On January 12, the President of Ukraine and the Prime Minister of Great Britain in Kyiv signed a bilateral Agreement on Security Co-operation, which experts called a strategic legal step in countering Russian aggression. The…
In the first week of January, the previously repeatedly described Crimean Tatar collaborator Eyvaz Umerov, who had received a number of “sentences” from the occupiers and, as it turned out, was now in a colony…
The criminal “governor” of Sevastopol Mikhail Razvozhaev greatly amused the townspeople with a January interview with Russian propagandists from “Rossiya.24″, talking about the development of a “new development program” for the long-suffering “Sevmorzavod”, which will…
Aggressor-controlled “Crimean publics” began to vigorously discuss in January table salt found in stores on the occupied peninsula from a certain Moscow company “TDS”, the “importer” of which was stated to be the Kyiv company…
In December, we wrote about the show of “participation in the nomination of presidential candidate Putin” in occupied Sevastopol, where this criminal and at the same time decorative role was played by a number of…
On December 30, we wrote about the occupiers’ statement that Crimean residents would allegedly “be paid more than 3 billion rubles for damage from the hurricane” on November 26, highlighting a number of “interesting details”…
As it was reported by Genichesk.ua, criminal entrepreneurs from the occupied Crimea illegally “registered” a “salt mining enterprise” on the Arabatskay Split on December 25. This fake “company” “Solprom” is listed at an address in…
As we have written repeatedly, any “officially operating” “social structures” in the occupied Crimea today have been turned by the aggressor into an element of its propaganda and militarization. The activities of Yevpatoria “civil activists”,…
On January 9, the criminal “Crimean speaker” Vladimir Konstantinov, in obvious anticipation of a new high-ranking Kremlin role, decided to play a “prophet” and began to threaten Pope Francis with all sorts of troubles, based…
As “Krimska Svitlytsia” reported on January 7, its editorial board four days earlier had approached the Ministry of Development of Communities, Territories and Infrastructure of Ukraine with a proposal to rename the city of Shcholkine,…