SIMFEROPOL, 12 Mar Last news of the intention of the Prime Minister of Ukraine Arseniy Yatsenyuk to send in the international criminal court in the Hague movie " Crimea. The path Home "about the details of the return of the Crimea to Russia contrary to European values and invokes sympathy, said Thursday at the opening of the multimedia press center MIA "Russia today" in Simferopol, the Agency's Director General Dmitry Kiselev.

first Yatsenyuk gave the order to the Ministry of justice of Ukraine shall submit to the trailer, and then he documentary " the Crimea. The path Home "channel" in the Hague court. In his vision, " this film gives a response to the question, who was instructed to seize the territory of Ukraine in the Crimea, and who is responsible.

"The intention Yatseniuk or authorized Kyiv authorities, who came to the handlebars of a huge country - Ukraine through with weapons of the revolution, and then organized elections to legalize itself, another medieval act of persecution of freedom of Speech, which is contrary to European values. I think it's boring, uninteresting and cause a lot of sympathy, " said Kiselyov.

He said that Ukraine has not implemented over the past year, first announced the Intention to appeal in court the reunification of the Crimea with Russia." Words differ from their deeds, " he finished Kiselev.

TV channel "Russia 1" at 22: 10 on the first day of the week, March 16, the anniversary of the March referendum, will show the film Andrei Kondrashov named " Crimea. The way Home ". In this tape, the President of the Russian Federation centuries Putin talks about how was the return of the Peninsula in Russia. For example, He stresses that work on the reunion of the Crimea with Russia was initiated to protect the population of the Peninsula, which could fall under the " rink nationalists ".

first Kiselev said at a press conference in Simferopol that MIA "Russia today" will translate the subtitles for the movie " the Crimea. The path Home " for a few dozen foreign languages.

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