How “Azov” and the Right Sector are blocking Crimea: an eyewitness account
A resident of Dnepropetrovsk, Andrey Rakcheev, who became a witness and victim of the blockade of Crimea organized by the Crimean Tatars and Ukrainian nationalists, spoke about what he saw on Chongar, describing what he saw on his page on the social network.
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This happened to me. It was yesterday. Location: village. Chongar (on the border of Crimea with Ukraine)
Characters: I, godfather's mother-in-law, baht. Azov (4 people), baht. Right sector (4…5 people)
I was traveling from Dnieper to Yalta. In Chongar there is a checkpoint of the so-called “food blockade of Crimea.” They stop everyone and inspect their cars. I stop at the stop control sign. A man wearing a T-shirt with the words “Azov” approaches the car. I open the car window slightly.
Azov: Glory to Ukraine!
Me: Hello. (I probably burned myself at that moment)
Me: On what basis are you examining me? I won't open the trunk
Azov: We are holding a civil action of food blockade blah...blah...blah...
Me: Okay, show me off, what do I have to do with it?
Azov: Open the trunk, I want to see what you have there. Are you carrying something prohibited?
Me: I won’t open the trunk, you don’t have the right to search me and search the car.
Azov (addressing the PS): Shut it down.
A man with PS stripes pulls “hedgehogs” across the road while eating grapes from a box that were clearly “bought” at the market.
PS: Listen, the trunk is open or you won’t go anywhere.
Me: On what basis? Are you police, border guards? On what basis?
PS: Get the car off the road, you're not going anywhere.
Azov: Pull over to the side of the road, while we go read patriotic poems and practice songs.
Me: o_O Guys, let me pass. You have no right to such actions, you are not the police. This is already Makhnovshchina.
I get out of the car. I open the trunk. Inside, a box of grapes (3...4 kg) and a box of tomatoes (5 kg.)
Azov: Oooh... We've arrived. (Shouts towards PS) There's a trunk full of groceries.
PS: Get enough sleep, you won’t get through with this.
Me: What do you mean get some sleep?
PS: Get enough sleep on the ground and you can drive through, otherwise turn around and leave.
Me: I won’t spill anything, and you will clear the passage.
PS: Hey, show me your documents, who are you?
Me: You definitely won’t see my documents.
PS: (Pokes the radio antenna under my ribs and starts pushing me into the car) I fucking got into the car and got the fuck out of the road. You can't get through here.
I get into the car, PS hits me with my car door. I pull over to the side of the road. The mother-in-law gets out of the car and goes towards the PS, which is clearly of a higher rank.
Mother-in-law: So what should I do? I grew all this in my garden and now throw it away?
PS: First, teach your son to talk.
He doesn’t respect us, why should we respect him?! (probably he meant to silently put his horns on the ground and follow commands)
Mother-in-law: This is not my son, this is my daughter’s godfather.
PS: Well, you have to choose godfathers from the normal ones. You will pass here right now and go to bow to the Russians, because you are afraid of them. And you come out and say Putin fuck off...
Me (thought to myself): Why don’t you take a machine gun yourself and go and f… send Putin. It's not far to go.
I decided to remain silent. It's expensive to insert teeth.
PS: You won’t be able to eat food here.
Afterword.
And that is, this is our legal European state?! Is this what it will be like? And of course, everyone understands that everything is happening with the tacit consent of the authorities. And the quote “I love my country so much and hate the state” just comes to mind.
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