The participants of the "blockade" of the Crimea refuse to leave the border with the Peninsula, despite the government's decision to stop for some time, the cargo letter, reported in the report of the Ukrainian Association of radical nationalist organizations " Right sector ".
None of the supporters of the "blockade ""is not going to leave the administrative border "to Crimea" as expressed today by the government will not be a reality, "quotes the letter of the RIA" Novosti ".



the report also reported that the participants of the blockade of Crimea are " the Right sector* ", Crimean Tatars, soldiers of the battalion "Azov" and others. Before the first day of the week, the Participants of the so-called blockade of the Crimea promised to allow repairmen to damaged power lines supports, if they cut off all supply lines to the Peninsula. As said the head of Ministry of Ukraine Volodymyr demchyshyn, Kiev for three days ready to repair power lines that supply electricity to the Crimea. On the first day of the week the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine after the proposal of President Petro Poroshenko imposed a temporary ban on the movement of cargo flows in the Crimea. Poroshenko Later explained his proposal to the Cabinet of Ministers " the protection of the interests of the Crimean Tatars ". As said Later in the same day Vice-Premier of the Crimean government Ruslan Balbec, the Crimean Tatars are planning to collect signatures on a document condemning the leaders of the so-called Majlis calls for energy blockade of the Peninsula. In the night of Sunday before the damaged supports of power transmission line were blown up again. Crimea was left without electricity. Later power supply was not fully restored in the Republic introduced a state of emergency, the algorithm of power supply of the Peninsula ? enter schedule an emergency outages.
* Organization, which the court accepted entered into legal force of the conclusion About destruction or ban the activities on the grounds stipulated by the Federal law "On countering extremist activity"

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