The permanent representative of the president in Crimea, Anton Korynevych, urges all residents of the peninsula to take care of themselves on their own, because the occupying state does not really need the Crimeans themselves, and that is why more interested in a military presence in the Black Sea-Azov region. He stated this in his interview with the Ukrainian Truth media agency.
“Citizens of Ukraine who live in Crimea, in particular activists, our active citizens urge Crimeans to be careful and cautious. First of all, they should take care of themselves, realizing that the occupying state does not really need Crimeans themselves. It is way more interested in the military presence in the Black Sea-Azov region”,- he explained.
Korynevych notes that there are big problems with medical services in the temporarily occupied Crimea, so “we are seriously worried about the situation regarding the possibility of our citizens to receive qualified medical care.” However, it is the responsibility of the occupying state to provide all necessary assistance to the civilian population.