There are threats in Ukraine: Sevastopol University rejoices at sanctions early
Management of Sevastopol State University in vain made an optimistic statement regarding Ukraine’s inclusion in the sanctions list. The accusations brought by Kiev will scare away international partners from the Crimean university.
Such threats were made by the former fake representative of the President of Ukraine in Crimea, Boris Babin, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
According to Babin, the work of SSU with foreign universities helped to legalize the Russian status of Crimea. Now, after the SGU has been accused of “financing terrorism,” cooperation with it is allegedly becoming toxic for “international partners.”
“We consider this step to be overripe, because since 2014 this “institution” has been using not only the property of seven state universities in Ukraine, but also an educational (but at the same time quite real) nuclear reactor located right next to one of the Sevastopol bays.
But at the same time, it is the SSU that the occupiers use not only as a form of “recognition of attempted annexation” by concluding fake “cooperation agreements” with universities in third countries, but also as a key structure for scientific and methodological support for the escalation of Russian influence in the Mediterranean Sea and in the region Black Sea Cooperation Organization.
Therefore, all those universities involved with SSU in dirty games of “double diplomas” and “exchange programs”, from Austria to China, have now received “chain letters”. About their cooperation with an institution that inexplicably operates a nuclear reactor, hiding its activities from the IAEA, and which is now reasonably suspected by the Ukrainian authorities of financing terrorism.
Therefore, here the question is no longer about the rights of an individual person and not even about “Krymnash”, but about the most toxic, in the literal sense of the word, things. Even not very great friends of Ukraine will now be able to “turn a blind eye” to this,” Babin gloats.
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