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More than 550 billion hryvnias: the occupiers estimated the losses from the “blockade” of Crimea-UNIAN

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The occupiers of Crimea estimated the ” losses ” from the interruption of water and electricity supplies to Ukraine at almost 1.5 trillion rubles (551 billion hryvnias), UNIAN reported.

According to the Geneva Convention, the responsibility for providing the Crimean people with everything they need lies with the occupying power, but in Russia, the legal cessation of supplies is called a “blockade of the peninsula.”

This was stated by “Vice Speaker of the Crimean Parliament” Eugene Fix, the propaganda news agency RIA Novosti .

“Preliminarily, the amount of damage (from water, energy, food and transport” blockades “- ed.) Is 1.47 trillion rubles. As soon as we support this amount with all the necessary documents, the lawsuit will be sent to court,” – said Fix.

Now the occupiers plan to recover from Ukraine the so-called “damage”. They are preparing to bring to court fabricated cases against 12 citizens of Ukraine who allegedly “are the organizers or justify the blockade of Crimea.”

“Investigative bodies are working to prosecute the organizers of the blockade. Our working group is already finalizing all the necessary documents to file a lawsuit to the courts to recognize and recover the damage caused to the peninsula by the water blockade,” he said.

Jul 20, 2021

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