The occupiers in the Crimea need to leave, or prepare for the worst - Sugrizko

Former Foreign Minister of Ukraine and the Head of the Center for Radio NV stated that the occupiers in the Crimea needed to leave or prepare for the worst. “In this regard, our army takes very correct steps and follows a very correct line in the information war. Because that phrase about "Mom, time to get out" is very symptomatic. More and more people who moved to Crimea after his illegal occupation in 2014 understand that they have nothing to do there, ”Ogrizko said on Radio HB.

The video of the day he drew attention to the calls of the Ukrainian authorities by various channels to the Russians who illegally entered the territory of the occupied Crimea, to leave the peninsula. “You will be deported from here, regardless of whether you have any property, whether you bought some plot of land, whether you have registered, whether you have registered, it doesn't matter.

You illegally crossed the Ukrainian border, so you will be deported, with all together - 800 thousand or million. And we will have no problems with this, ” - describes this message ex -head of the Foreign Ministry of Ukraine. Okryzko stated that the events that are already taking place in the Crimea - a very significant testimony that the Crimea soon, as well as others, will be returned to the Ukrainian state.

"And every one of those who came there as an occupier, now needs to either prepare for the worst, or, as long as possible, it is safe to go to the territory of Russia," he summed up. On September 7, a permanent representative of the President of Ukraine in the Crimea Tamil Tashev called on Russian citizens who came to the peninsula after his seizure of the Russian Federation, returning home to their cities.

Earlier, the adviser to Presidential Office Mikhail Podolyak warned the residents of the peninsula about the need to prepare for evacuation to avoid victims among the civilians. He declared the preparation of Ukraine for "active de -occupation" of temporarily controlled by the Russian Federation of Crimea. Ukrzaliznytsia reported that it launches the evacuation program of Ukrainian citizens living in Crimea. They will be able to use trains from Zaporozhye, Kryvyi Rih and Odessa.

On August 9, Crimea was panicked after a series of explosions at the Saki military airfield near the resort village of Novofedorivka. According to CNN, on that day Russia suffered the greatest daily losses in aviation since the Second World War. A week later, on the morning of August 16, a firewill was exploded near the village of Azov, the Dzovskoye District, and a fire at the transformer station occurred in Dzhanka.