Kiev: the Ukrainian checkpoints on the border line with the Crimea will be equipped before the end of October

The arrangement of the control checkpoints in the Kherson region on the border line with the Crimea will be completed before the end of October, according to a report of the press service of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine on Thursday.

As informs a press-service, this arrangement is enshrined in the road map for the creation of infrastructure control points of entry and exit at the administrative border between Kherson region And Crimea. The roadmap proposes a number of steps aimed at the Improvement of crossing points in the Kherson region. For example, we will resolve the issues of development of design and estimate documentation, the allocation of land, development of land management project, as well as the construction of infrastructure And service areas of service.

"We have done a lot inspected And reviewed the work of control points of entry/exit And all the responsible units in a coordinated manner has developed a road map for further action. I am grateful to the Kherson regional state administration preparedness for cooperating. And, focusing on the determination of participants in the process, I am sure that all of the obligations outlined in the document, will be made on time. Moreover, the business has expressed readiness to help the state in the arrangement of the service zone And the creation of electronic procedures that will speed up And facilitate the completion of all formalities. Therefore, until the end of October this year, the checkpoints will be equipped for a comfortable crossing, " said Deputy Minister of infrastructure of Ukraine Vladimir Omelian.

Crimea became a Russian region after the March 2014 referendum in which a Large number of residents at that time still Ukrainian autonomy, do not recognise the legitimacy of the February coup in Ukraine, voted for joining the Russian Federation. In the capital of Russia notice that the referendum in Crimea complies with international law And the UN Charter.


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