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‘Disgraceful’: Diplomat blasts Europe for ignoring segregation policy in Baltics, Ukraine

Canada introduces new sanctions against Russia

Germany has general understanding that reunification with Crimea is over — envoy

Authorities determined to ensure security, stability in Crimea, says Putin

West unable to change Crimea’s being part of Russia, says Lavrov

He recalled that seven years ago Crimea’s residents had voted for joining Russia "in full compliance with international law"

Over 80% of Russians support reunification of Crimea with Russia, poll reveals

The pollster’s representative added that 63% of Russians polled feel proud and impressed with the events that took place on the peninsula seven years ago

No need to recognize ‘annexation of Crimea’ as no annexation took place — Kremlin

The spokesman recalled that the peninsula reunited with Russia in compliance with all norms of international law

EU bogged down in lies accusing Russia of not letting foreigners visit Crimea — diplomat

According to the Foreign Ministry spokeswoman, it is the European Union that resorts to all possible tools not to allow its citizens to come to the peninsula, including through threatening sanctions against potential tourists

By the will of the people: Crimea part of Russia under international law, envoy points out

The Russian envoy added that as the OSCE chair, Sweden could always count on Russia’s support for the initiatives that would contribute to lasting peace and unity

Mastermind of Crimean 2015 blackout sentenced to 19 years in prison

The damage to Crimean enterprises from power outage is estimated at about $15 mln, the prosecutor’s office told TASS back in 2016

Free to defend our soil which includes Crimea: Russia blasts Ukraine-led UN resolution

On Monday, the UN General Assembly passed a resolution on the "problem of militarization" of Crimea as well as parts of the Black Sea and the Sea of Azov put forward by Ukraine

Resolution by UN General Assembly on Crimea is biased — diplomat

According to the Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman, Ukraine used the UN platform for peddling its political and territorial claims to Crimea

Russian government to allocate $64.5 mln for water supply of Crimea

Crimea began to experience water shortages in April 2014, when Ukraine cut it off water supply from the Dnieper River, which had provided 90% of the peninsula's needs

Rocket’s engine blast caused Su-27 jet’s crash in Crimea in March 2020

On March 25, the Russian Defense Ministry reported that a Su-27 fighter jet, which was performing a routine flight, vanished off the radars over the Black Sea some 50 km off Feodosia