On Monday, October 12, First Deputy Foreign Minister of Ukraine Emine Dzheppar, during her speech at the international online conference Forum 2000, recalled the deterioration of the humanitarian situation in the occupied Crimea, in particular, about the oppression of all dissent. The press service of the department reported about this.
“In her speech, the First Deputy Minister drew attention to the deterioration of the humanitarian situation in the occupied Crimea, which is characterized by increased oppression of all dissenters, the colonization of the peninsula by the Russian occupiers by forcibly changing the demographic situation, as well as the transformation of Crimea into a powerful military base”,- the message says.
Dzheppar also recalled the creation of the Crimean platform, which will deal with the entire spectrum of Crimean issues.
“The Crimean platform is a system of events that systematizes what has already been done and initiates additional tools for the return of Crimea. As part of its work, we plan to hold the Crimean summit. The key task is the synergy of the efforts of Ukraine and the international community in order to approach the day of the de-occupation of the peninsula”,- she explained.