The annexed Crimea from the tourist area turned into an "occupation dustbin". The inhabitants of the peninsula, who today will try to protest against this state of affairs, will receive only new "stones from the sky".

This was stated by the Russian financier and blogger Slava Rabinovich to the site "Apostrophe", commenting on the protests in Sevastopol against the development of protected areas.

"Some fictitious or non-fictitious actors shouted (during the annexation of Crimea - Ed.. ): To us though stones from the sky, to die in Russia. When they shouted it, they forgot about the Constitution of Ukraine, which refers to the procedure for holding regional referenda, forgot to read the UN Charter. But they, unfortunately, still forgot to read those crazy laws that the Russian Duma stamped over the past five or six years. These laws define their activity as illegal actions. They are used to leaving the street in Ukraine, to defend their rights on the street. Now you can forget about this, "- said Rabinovich.

"And the only pity in human terms can be shown by me and such as I only to people who did not have, do not and do not want to have anything in common with the annexation of Crimea by Russia. I mean those people who live in the Crimea. All the rest are traitors to Ukraine, bespredelschikami who do not know and know do not want neither Ukrainian laws nor international law. They wanted stones from the sky, they got them. And they will receive even more. So they need it, "he stressed..

The Russian financier recalled that the Northern Cyprus, annexed by Turkey, did not become a popular tourist destination, the same thing, he said, awaits the Crimea.

"Crimea is an occupation garbage dump, not a tourist destination.

All this slowly, slowly, slowly, but surely will die of its natural death. If in three years the Crimea will be occupied and annexed, the result will be worse and deeper in geometric progression than at the moment, "he added..

As reported by the "Observer", earlier on the network appeared a video of "choral singing" of the Crimeans, which they recorded for President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin.

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