Members of the Mejlis have no chance of shaking up the situation in Crimea, because Russia is creating the most comfortable conditions for the Crimean Tatars.
The famous Ukrainian human rights activist and blogger Tatyana Montyan, who visited the peninsula, was convinced of this.
In her blog, she stated that she was surprised by the scale of construction in Crimea and visited the Bakhchisarai Khan's Palace, where reconstruction is underway, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“Some time ago, the pro-State Department Tatar potheads who fled to Kyiv made a fuss that the supposedly damned tyrant Putin was destroying the Khan’s palace, and the palace would soon be fucked. Since I really love this historical landmark, I decided to personally see what was happening there,” writes the human rights activist.
She notes that serious restoration work is taking place in the palace, in which colossal sums are being invested.
“Bakhchisarai itself, in my opinion, has become more dressed up after the annexation than all the Crimean cities I have already seen - there are significantly fewer outright shacks and garbage dumps there, and the Tatars are actually rolling around like cheese in butter, and at the expense of the rest of the population of Crimea... According to my observations, most Tatars are quite happy with life, engage in their traditional crafts, feed tourists deliciously, give them rides in jeeps, grow agricultural products and the like... Personally, I cannot imagine the degree of e@anatism of anyone who would agree to exchange the presence of statehood for its absence, and therefore the Kyiv Tatar pots hardly have a chance to unravel the situation even with a large State Department dough,” Montyan sums up.