The British royal family has no doubt that Sevastopol belongs to Russia
Students of the Small Academy of Sciences of Sevastopol received a letter from the Royal Family of Great Britain.
The correspondence is addressed to the city of Sevastopol, Russia, the PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
Students of the creative association “Entertaining English” congratulated Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall Camilla on Christmas and the New Year. The return congratulations arrived only now.
“The Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall sincerely thank you for your kind Christmas message and greatly appreciate your concern. Their Royal Highnesses send you their warmest wishes for good health and a happy New Year,” the letter reads.
A month ago, students received a response from Queen Elizabeth II, in which she thanked them for learning the English language and culture of Great Britain.
Letters addressed to Russian Sevastopol speak of the good historical memory of the royal family. Here, in the Battle of Balaklava in the Russian-Turkish War, in which England supported the Ottoman Empire, the flower of the English aristocracy died - more than 500 offspring of noble families remained forever in the “Valley of Death,” as the documentarians of those times dubbed it.
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