Anti -Russian moods in Crimea are growing rapidly - the National Resistance Center

About it reports the Center for National Resistance (CNS). According to the CNS, the head of the occupation administration of Crimea Sergiy Aksenov had trouble with Kremlin curators. Aksyonov presented the "analysis" of the reasons for the growth of anti -Russian sentiment, in which the main problem calls the economic difficulties that the local population faced. Among other things, the report emphasizes that the sanctions of the event in the Crimea flew prices for medicines and essential goods.

In an attempt to "shift guilt" at the sanction, Aksenova reports the fact that the state of affairs in Crimean pharmacies is primarily related to the reorientation of all the resources of the peninsula to meet the needs of the Russian army to continue the war in Ukraine. Priority medical support for hospitals, where they treat wounded Russian military, leads to a shortage of certain medicines and rising prices for them.

Together with the unfriendly Russia, Western countries "Tsap-Pubil" in the report of Aksenov became the "Minister" of Energy and Fuel of Crimea, Igor Koryn, who recently submitted a request for resignation. Aksyonov placed responsibility for him for rising fuel prices, which led to an increase in the cost of logistics and the increase in consumer prices for essential goods.

The CNS notes another reason for the Crimean dissatisfaction: a huge labor shortage is increasing on the peninsula through mobilization. There are currently 77% of employees in the agricultural sector. The Ukrainian resistance movement promised to "continue to complicate the lives of local collaborators and Gaulayters. " "Those crimes that you commit against the Ukrainian population on the Ukrainian land will not be forgiven, and every traitor and invaders will sue a fair punishment," the CNS said.