The stronghold of the quilted jackets, Sevastopol, must be razed to the ground, - Ukrainian activist
Kyiv, February 20 (PolitNavigator, Vladimir Mikhailov) – The return of Crimea to Ukraine must begin with a total “cleansing” of Sevastopol, in which the local “cotton wool” must be “put in a nude pose,” says Ukrainian activist Elvira Bulat, who left the peninsula.
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“Crimea is very cosmopolitan in itself, and every piece of Crimea has its own specific mentality. If we need to liberate Crimea, then we must start by simply razing Sevastopol to the ground. It needs to be cleaned up, because the source of cotton wool is the main... as they say... the source of cotton wool is really Sevastopol, located in Sevastopol. Sevastopol is a city of pensioners, it is a city of people who served there during the USSR, in the Black Sea Fleet, a city of officers, it is a Russian city in itself, it is not even so much Russian as it is a Russian city and a Soviet city.
When we build a policy for the liberation of the Crimea and a policy for further coexistence with the Crimeans, we need to take all these points into account. It will be necessary to prepare for the time of return of the Crimea so that in the process of returning a number of laws have already been adopted, which initially put this cotton in an uncomfortable position, in that position of nude, from which it will be necessary to run out later. It will be necessary either to just leave there, or to those who simply strongly wanted to die there quickly, may die.
The whole problem is that now the situation is changing, the same pensioners are already crying and groaning. They already understand that they would like to die in Russia, but they did not think that it would be so quickly. Why? Because the economic situation is very difficult, and they are all on the verge of survival. The only thing Russia has going for it now is free healthcare. If pensioners went to all the hospitals, occupied all the hospital beds, and they died comfortably. In hospitals left over from the USSR.
But I want to say that Crimea is truly a different region. There are different places there, there are cities like Bakhchisarai, there are cities like Sudak, there is Belogorsk, there is Simferopol, Simferopol, where, if you can say 50/50, this is Belogorsk, Sudak - these are purely pro-Ukrainian cities . They must also be taken into account. Places with a compact population of Crimean Tatars, cities where mainly Crimean Tatars live, mainly in the nearest villages, all this must also be taken into account,” Bulat said at the conference “The Year of Occupation of Crimea: Causes, Consequences and Prospects.”
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