The first Ukrainian deputy openly admitted that he was visiting Russian Crimea
Citizens of Ukraine can absolutely safely travel to Crimea and not be afraid that they will be interrogated or detained by the FSB if they do not break the laws. About this on the air of the talk show “People. Hard Talk,” said Verkhovna Rada deputy Evgeniy Balitsky.
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According to him, he himself regularly visits the peninsula and feels that this is a different state.
“When I go to Crimea, I feel like I’m entering the territory of another state. “I don’t hide it, I travel absolutely legally, with my usual blue passport, and I pass through - no one stops me on either side, no FSB or SBU officers ask me on the road and I do everything within the constitutional framework,” said Balitsky.
At the same time, in response to a provocative question from presenter Natalya Vlashchenko about the fact that his son, living in Crimea, was photographed on a yacht flying the Russian flag, Balitsky emphasized that in Crimea the tricolor does not bother anyone: “I think this does not bother anyone, because, if you live in Crimea, wherever you take a photo, you may end up under the Russian flag, because there are a lot of Russian, Russian flags there.”
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