All immigrants from the peninsula refused to work in the Ukrainian “prosecutor’s office of Crimea”
There is not a single native of Crimea left in the Ukrainian “Prosecutor’s Office of the Autonomous Republic of Crimea”. This is stated in an interview with “Deputy Prosecutor of the Autonomous Republic of Crimea” Nazar Kholodnitsky, published on the department’s website.
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According to him, the “Prosecutor's Office of Crimea” in Kyiv initially employed five people from the peninsula; in total, 150 prosecutorial employees moved to Ukraine. However, then former Crimeans began to fear the pressure of Russian security forces on relatives remaining on the peninsula.
“When the Crimean prosecutor’s office was finally created in Kyiv in October, five employees were from Crimea. About 150 moved to mainland Ukraine. When we detained the first deputy, when it was necessary to conduct an investigation, procedural guidance in criminal proceedings, people from Crimea began to refuse. “We have family left there in Crimea, we can’t...” A logical question arises: why did you go to the Crimean prosecutor’s office if you cannot work? Now there are no Crimeans left in the Crimean prosecutor’s office, these people quit of their own free will, there was no pressure, they were simply “waiting for something”,” Kholodnitsky was indignant.
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