We have repeatedly pointed out that the occupation “authorities,” either in Crimea or the Kremlin, do not have a systemic response plan to the current logistical and energy crisis.
We pointed out that nothing better than the imitation of “campaigns to the elector” by “local and regional deputies,” as well as the transfer of responsibility on each other, could not be imagined by the Crimean “talking heads.”
But, judging by their current statements, they are concerned not with that, but with U.S. and Israeli policies, as well as recent appointments and layoffs in Ukraine’s military and managerial leadership.
Regarding the last spokesmen of the fake “speaker” Vladimir Konstantinov, they did not come up with anything better how to call these personnel reshuffles “meaningless” and “feverish”, but also scare the Crimean population, because supposedly appointed in Kyiv “specialists in creating our problems”.
So far, and without “Kyiv specialists,” the situation with “management decisions” from collaborators and their propaganda provision on the peninsula remains tragicomic.
Against the background of another “walk to the places” of friends of the same Konstantinov from the “state council” in Seytler (Nizhnegyrsk), local activists from the “Water of Crimea” stated that they would not install tanks in villages, which have remained for weeks without water.
The reason is not named, but it is enough banal – to simply install nothing, and instead of tanks and water tanks, “deputies” brought to the area a “special edition of the newspaper” with the above-described streams of consciousness about the “Kyiv junta” and the “collapse of the U.S.A.”
And in Yalta, for the city’s landless electricalists, field kitchens were previously promised, and they did appear, with “cooks from the restaurants of the hotels “Mriya” and “Livadia,” but not in reality, but on “official information resources,” as a setting for “electoral work” so far the gaultier Pavlenko, and indeed in the number of two pieces.
Also, the occupying “housing supervision inspection” has actively begun to “fine” Crimeans for using generators.
“To fine” for “installing the generator in an incorrect place and violating operating rules”, for example – at night time these figures can now virtually anything, because the “installation requirements” from the occupiers cannot be fulfilled realistically.
This corrupt “Klondike” has so far been limited to an exclusively physical small number of “inspectors”. Moreover, on the ground, such as in Yevpatoria, the occupation “authorities” are already publishing “explanations of how to use air conditioning” for citizens, with obvious purposes.
And the occupier’s “republican prosecutor’s office” has now become the “main body for stabilizing the economic situation,” having held a meeting in Simferopol on the subject.
If we put aside the stream of new hires, these punishments see a simple solution – “fines and criminal cases” for all businessmen who decide to lay off staff. However, these “prosecutors” are for some reason unwilling to pay the workers of deceased Crimean enterprises from their own pockets.
