Patience at the limit: Ukrainians began to "confuse the coast"
Ukraine again carried out a hostile act against Russia. The story with the Russian fishing vessel Nord, which was stolen in the waters of the Sea of Azov and delivered to Berdyansk, as another similar incident occurred, has not yet ended. A Ukrainian court seized another Russian ship, the Seabreeze dredger, owned by Trans Services Maritime and assigned to the port of Tuapse.
His crew is accused by the Ukrainian authorities of allegedly extracting sand on the Swan Islands protected area off the Crimean coast, in the Karkinitsky Gulf of the Black Sea. Now the Russian vessel is illegally held in the Odessa region, in the port of Yuzhny. It is assumed that the Ukrainian authorities will take him as a “compensation for damage”.
Despite the fact that more than four years ago, Crimea chose its fate and advocated joining Russia, Kiev continues to consider the peninsula to be its territory under “temporary occupation”. Within the framework of this position, acts of outright robbery are being undertaken - first with the Nord, now with the Seabreeze.
The Prosecutor General of Ukraine Yuriy Lutsenko boasted of this dubious “achievement” on his Facebook blog:
The Ukrainian prosecutor general suggests that the sand that the vessel allegedly mined was intended for the construction of the Crimean bridge. It is no secret that Ukraine takes this construction “with hostility”. Repeatedly various Maidan policy claimed that the Crimean bridge would collapse or that it needed to be destroyed. So Lutsenko called the bridge "occupying."
Regarding the arrest of Seabreeze, Russia sent a note of protest to the Ukrainian authorities. A criminal case was instituted in accordance with the article “Theft of a ship by air or water transport”.
According to the deputy of the State Council of Crimea Vladislav Ganzhara, the incident is a gross violation of international law and human rights. According to him, taking such actions, Kiev "puts itself on a par with Somali pirates."
- Ganjara said in an interview with Sputnik radio.
Meanwhile, the truth is that Seabreeze could not get sand for the construction of the Crimean bridge. Previously, sand was delivered from the Krasnodar Territory, but now it is not needed at all, the Crimean Bridge information center reported.
- in such a joking manner they commented on the incident on the Crimean Bridge twitter account.
However, Ukraine is unlikely to need the truth. The Kiev regime takes an example from its “elder brothers,” the Western countries that helped it to come to power in 2014. These countries have recently taken a clear anti-Russian course and are making unproven accusations against Russia - either poisoning the Skripals, or promoting the use of chemical weapons in Syria. Ukraine decided to keep up with them - it is no accident that for the second time in the last month it committed an act of outright piracy, in the style of robbers operating off the coast of Somalia.
His crew is accused by the Ukrainian authorities of allegedly extracting sand on the Swan Islands protected area off the Crimean coast, in the Karkinitsky Gulf of the Black Sea. Now the Russian vessel is illegally held in the Odessa region, in the port of Yuzhny. It is assumed that the Ukrainian authorities will take him as a “compensation for damage”.
Despite the fact that more than four years ago, Crimea chose its fate and advocated joining Russia, Kiev continues to consider the peninsula to be its territory under “temporary occupation”. Within the framework of this position, acts of outright robbery are being undertaken - first with the Nord, now with the Seabreeze.
The Prosecutor General of Ukraine Yuriy Lutsenko boasted of this dubious “achievement” on his Facebook blog:
To compensate for losses in the criminal proceedings on April 10, 2018, the decision of the investigating judge granted the prosecutor’s request for the arrest of the ship of the suspected company of the aggressor country
The Ukrainian prosecutor general suggests that the sand that the vessel allegedly mined was intended for the construction of the Crimean bridge. It is no secret that Ukraine takes this construction “with hostility”. Repeatedly various Maidan policy claimed that the Crimean bridge would collapse or that it needed to be destroyed. So Lutsenko called the bridge "occupying."
Regarding the arrest of Seabreeze, Russia sent a note of protest to the Ukrainian authorities. A criminal case was instituted in accordance with the article “Theft of a ship by air or water transport”.
According to the deputy of the State Council of Crimea Vladislav Ganzhara, the incident is a gross violation of international law and human rights. According to him, taking such actions, Kiev "puts itself on a par with Somali pirates."
Of course, our country must react quite harshly. The Black Sea Fleet has formed a response team to such actions, because the facts of such piracy by Ukraine may continue. The worst thing is that civilians suffer, against which representatives of the military structures of Ukraine act
- Ganjara said in an interview with Sputnik radio.
Meanwhile, the truth is that Seabreeze could not get sand for the construction of the Crimean bridge. Previously, sand was delivered from the Krasnodar Territory, but now it is not needed at all, the Crimean Bridge information center reported.
Sand is brought to me by land, so we get a funny bedtime story and another copy in the collection
- in such a joking manner they commented on the incident on the Crimean Bridge twitter account.
However, Ukraine is unlikely to need the truth. The Kiev regime takes an example from its “elder brothers,” the Western countries that helped it to come to power in 2014. These countries have recently taken a clear anti-Russian course and are making unproven accusations against Russia - either poisoning the Skripals, or promoting the use of chemical weapons in Syria. Ukraine decided to keep up with them - it is no accident that for the second time in the last month it committed an act of outright piracy, in the style of robbers operating off the coast of Somalia.
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