Seven important news about Crimea. Digest 24 - 30 July
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Court leaves Volodymyr Dudka under arrest
25 July. The Supreme Court of the Crimea left Ukrainian Volodymyr Dudka under arrest till September 8.
EU imposes additional sanctions on Russia due to Siemens scandal
26 July. The EU Ambassadors agreed to expand sanctions against the Russian Federation in connection with the scandal related to the shipment of the Siemens gas turbines.
Oleksii Chirnii denied meeting with consul, transferred to prison regime
26 July. The Ukrainian citizen was barred from meeting the Ukrainian Consul, as the colony’s administration believes he is a citizen of Russia.
«Diversionist» Oleksii Stohnii sentenced to 3,5 years in jail for storaging weapons
26 July. The Kyiv district court of Simferopol sentenced defendant in the «diversionists case» Oleksii Stohnii to 3,5 years of imprisonment.
Russian Federation’s Supreme Court convicts Zeitullayev to 15 years of imprisonment
27 July. The Supreme Court of the Russian Federation sentenced defendant in the «Hizb ut-Tahrir case» Ruslan Zeitullayev to 15 years of imprisonment, with one year of restriction of liberty after serving the punishment.
Russians admit having shipped Siemens turbines to Crimea
28 July. Representatives of the Technopromexport admitted that the turbines produced by Siemens for the Krasnodar Territory had been delivered to the Crimea after the modernization.
US senators support new sanctions against Russia
28 July. The majority of the US Senate members backed up the new set of sanctions against Russia, Iran and North Korea. The document was sent to the White House for Donald Trump to sign into law.
- Putin signed an executive order on the simplification of issuing the Russian Federation passports to Ukrainians with a Crimean registration May 01, 2019 15:48 On May 1, Russian President Vladimir Putin signed the Executive order on certain categories of foreign citizens and stateless persons entitled to fast-track procedure when applying for Russian citizenship. read more
- Appeal rejected: de facto Supreme Court of Crimea left Bekirov in custody April 26, 2019 11:38 The de facto Supreme Court of the occupied Crimea rejected the appeal of political prisoner Edem Bekirov, and left the decision of the court of first instance unchanged. Thus, Bekirov's measure of restraint remains the same. read more
- Consolidation of efforts for the long-term strategic programs for IDPsCreating a space for national coordination and information exchange for IDPs’ integration.
- QirimInfo information centerCoverage of events in Crimea and associated with Crimea
- Support of families of fallen heroesFinancial assistance to the families of the Heavenly Hundred heroes, as well as doctors and journalists who died in ATO zone.
- Interactive map of human rights violations in the CrimeaMap that fixs the massive violations, including kidnapping, illegal detention and abuse of the Crimean Tatars, activists, journalists and others.
- "Mustafa" documentary filmProject of CrimeaSOS team
