The head of the Crimea Sergey Aksenov instructed relevant departments of the Republic to assist in the creation of public Crimean Tatar TV and radio company.

Crimean Tatar NGO first approached Aksenov with the petition for the establishment of a national public TV channel instead ceased broadcasting ATR. ATR worked in Crimea due to licenses issued by the authorities of Ukraine. At the same time the RF law requires that you obtain a Russian license. TV channel stopped broadcasting on the night of April 1.

"the development And in the truth of national Crimean Tatar TV, free from ideological And financial dictatorship, will help the implementation of the rights of the Crimean Tatars to receive truthful, objective And unbiased information in their native language, will give an additional impetus to the development of national culture," said Feldman, who was quoted by his press service.

He noticed that in the last few years of the Crimean Tatar segment information space of the Republic was largely monopolized by the private media holding ATR, for political purposes disrupt the licensing process." But the power of the people And the monopoly in the field of information associated. And today we have seen the private entity under the guise of the people's interests, uses its monopoly position to political manipulation, "said Feldman, adding that he considers the incident" element in the information war against the Crimea And Russia."

However, He clarified that the government of the Crimea interested in preserving the creative team ATR.

sections: Politics