The message of the European Union of banning in Simferopol events to mark the anniversary of deportation of Crimean Crimean Tatars, Armenians, Bulgarians and Greeks untrue, said the Head of the Crimea Sergey Aksenov. "This is just nonsense. Whatever we do, they will eventually say That it is not so. Today's event says That everything is fine: for citizens of different nationalities, starving for 20 years for normal communication, gather together and remember those who died or were damage, "- said Aksenov after the laying of the capsule at the place of erection of the memorial complex in memory of victims of deportation, reports " news Agency ". The complex will be on station lilacs in the Bakhchisarai region of the Crimea, where in 1944 were forcibly removed tens of thousands of Crimean Tatars who lived in the mountainous Crimea and the southern coast of the Peninsula. The head of the Republic called also inconsistent with the validity of the opinion of the EU on the restriction of the rights of the commissioners of national minorities in Crimea." to help the deported peoples to 2020 is allocated about 10 billion rubles. For more than 20 years of Crimea from Ukraine was nothing like this. Authorized the Crimean Tatar community there is in all bodies of state power, the state Council, the Council of Ministers of the Crimea ", - said the head of the region. Aksenov also said That not to perform numerous actions on may 18 asked the Crimean Tatar community. For example, this request to the head of the Republic addressed the movement of the Crimea led by the Deputy speaker of the state Council of the Republic Remzi Ilyasov and several other public organizations, informs " Kommersant ". The idea is not to carry out numerous actions in the day of trouble supported the mufti of Crimean Muslims Emirali Ablayev. He asked "not to politicize this day, as previously, through rallies and standing in the squares" and tried to convince the Crimean Tatars to come to the mosque, where there was a memorial service prayer. April 21, 2014 Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a decree on rehabilitation of Crimean Tatars and other peoples who have been the target of Stalin's deportations at the end of the Second world war. In Crimea on March 16 of last year held a referendum on the status of autonomy, more than 96% of participants who were in favor of joining region in Russia. March 21, 2014 Russian President Vladimir Putin signed the law on ratification of the agreement on joining of Crimea and Sevastopol to Russia and signed the decree about formation of the Crimean Federal district.