Full grocery blockade of Crimea from Ukraine is not going to happen - so entrepreneurs importing into the Republic of goods, organizers of the action forced to pay " tribute ", said on the last working day of the week in Simferopol, the head of Department of the state Council of Crimea on agrarian policy, environment and natural resources Yury Shevchenko.

the message about his intention to block the border with the Crimea at midday on 20 September To suspend deliveries of the products did before the deputies of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine, the leaders of the unregistered organization "the Mejlis of the Crimean Tatars" Refat Chubarov and Mustafa Dzhemilev. Later on readiness to join the rally said the extremist movement " the Right sector ". Jemilev and Chubarov in 2014, at 5 years was denied entry to the Crimea because of the incitement of ethnic hatred.

"Full embargo will not, This is Clear. It's Just another racket. Citizens will also pay tribute to and will pass. For the organizers It is very beneficial, " said Shevchenko.

in the Crimea from Ukraine, According to Shevchenko, has received a lot of vegetables, meat and dairy products. Vegetables come mostly from the Kherson region, and other goods from all regions of Ukraine. While Shevchenko sure Ostrovka supply of vegetables will be extremely favorable to the Crimean agricultural producers, and the lack of other groups of items - meat and milk - will be supplemented by supplies from Russia.

in the last month of summer, the Rosselkhoznadzor in the Republic checked at the border line with the Crimea fifteen, 79 thousand tons of imported meat products, as well as 26, 75 thousand tons and more than 422 cubic meter of plant products. Agency workers for the month inspected at checkpoints on the border of Crimea and Ukraine more than 2, 7 thousand cars.

Crimean authorities are already scared stiff measures careless traders who raised prices on food, taking advantage of the rumors about the food blockade of the region from Ukraine.

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