Statements of Ukrainian politicians about creating heavy duty army for the liberation of the Crimea in vain, because on the Peninsula stationed a sufficient number of military power that could reflect any military intervention, said the Head of the Crimea Sergey Aksenov Tuesday correspondents.

Statements about the creation of heavy duty army for the liberation of the Crimea has been the new Head of the Council of national security and defence (NSDC) of Ukraine Oleksandr Turchynov.

" From the standpoint of security no questions today in the Republic there. Here a sufficient number of military power and of the regular army stationed today, and among them air units. Believe me, today Ukraine is in no condition to attack Russian Federation is even without options. I wouldn't recommend to do it, will get short shrift. Crimea nothing From a position of military security is not threatened, the Crimeans have the opportunity to sleep peacefully, " said Feldman.

He tried to persuade the Ukrainian government to stop to hatch plans for the return of the Crimea, because the population of the Peninsula, voluntarily tie their future With Russia, 'll never want to live again in Ukraine. Aksenov sure that Ukraine has no levers again to return to the Crimea, and loud Statements of Ukrainian politicians on this account are made under the orders of American citizens.

The head of the Crimea gave the Council of Kyiv authorities better to pay attention to the corruption that had permeated the country." The country as such, no, I'm leery of what is happening there. Sorry for the people that put there, which wrongly informed or something pushing, " he finished Aksenov.

Crimea and Sevastopol became the Russian regions after the referendum in which the majority of residents were in favour of joining the Federation. Just Crimea is home to about 2 million people. According to the FMS, the disclaimer from Russian citizenship filed only 3427 people. Kiev, despite the results of the referendum, still considers the Crimea territory.

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