Ukrainian extremist Organization "Right sector" is ready to connect to the blockade of the Crimea, prepared by the deputies of the Ukrainian Parliament.

"Blockade of the Crimea we regard as double strike and direct the strike on Moscow's interests, and impact on the current system that has developed in Ukraine, the system of betrayal and passing the state interests" ? leads the letter 'journalist'." Right sector* " subjected to charges of the Kiev authorities that they have not yet organized a Blockade." The Poroshenko regime not only did not suit the Crimea Blockade, but not ripped with the aggressor state diplomatic relations, did not recognize the war and for almost a year leading the country towards Minsk shame " ? reported in the report. In the organization told me that as long as the " Patriotic forces will not gain sufficient weight to reach the strategic level, we will increase our activities in a tactical plane "." Achieving tactical victories, among them ensuring the requirements of the Mejlis, will be sent to the blockade of the Crimea ", ? reported in the report. In nationalist organization also told that at the end of the week, its members will go to the southern border of the Kherson region " to help the Crimean Tatar people ". Before the deputies of the Ukrainian Parliament, the leaders of the unregistered organization "the Mejlis of the Crimean Tatars" Refat Chubarov and Mustafa Dzhemilev said About preparing block the border with Crimea to suspend deliveries of food and other items to the Peninsula. The head of the Crimea Sergey Aksenov said that the Republic is fully prepared for a possible grocery blockade. According to his statement, if blocking occurs, it will, most importantly, is not beneficial to the citizens of Ukraine, mostly from Kherson and Mykolaiv regions, informs RIA " news ".
* Organization, relative to which a court has adopted the legally effective conclusion Of destruction or prohibition of the activities on the grounds stipulated by the Federal law "On countering extremist activity"

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