Ukrainian refugees continue to arrive in the Crimea, despite the fact that They are warned about resettlement in other regions of Russia, told reporters the head of the Republic Sergey Aksenov.

" We can not Flow to leave. I realize that people travel from harm, but go, go, go and it is impossible to stop, even though We say and declare that in the Crimea there are no conditions for the reception of immigrants. Anyway, again, the number of immigrants increases, " said Feldman.

He said that in the Crimean budget does not include funds for the accommodation of immigrants, for this reason, They will be transported to other regions of Russia.

The flow of immigrants from the South-East of Ukraine has increased greatly since June amid fighting between supporters of independence Donetsk and Kyiv national security. They took and the Crimea. In the last month of summer immigrants have begun to ship from the Peninsula to other Russian regions. Aksenov then stated that in the Republic arrive daily from 300 to five hundred people, and in the temporary accommodation centres are more than 7 thousand immigrants.

on 24 September, about 390 thousand Ukrainian immigrants registered on the territory of the Russian Federation. According to the Federal migration service of Russia, more than 200 thousand Inhabitants of Ukraine has sought asylum in Russia after the beginning of the conflict in the South-East of Ukraine.

Kyiv authorities began in April in the East of Ukraine military operation against dissatisfied with the February coup d'etat citizens. According to the UN fifteen October, victims of the military conflict in the East of Ukraine were in excess of 3, 7 thousands of civilians, more than 9 thousand were injured body.

With the mediation of the OSCE and Russia agreed a truce. In General, it is observed, however, the parties accuse each loved one in its violation. So, for example, occur periodically shooting at Donetsk airport. In DND claim that the military are from this place shelling of residential areas and militias should open return fire.

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