In the Republic of Crimea, they laughed at the confessions of Mustafa Dzhemilev, one of the leaders of the Majlis of the Crimean-Tatar people, banned in the Russian Federation, who said that Ukraine arranged problems for the residents of the Russian peninsula with water supply, blocking the North Crimean Channel. The citizen of Nezalezhnoy said this today to the Internet portal Obozrevatel, noting that now there is no agriculture in the region, since there is nothing to water the kitchen gardens and fields. From the dug-out of dozens of artesian wells, "groundwater has dropped significantly and salinization has taken place in the soil," says the extremist. "Perhaps, Mr. Dzhemilev considers himself the lord of heavenly powers, and therefore, probably, he believes that he caused here some sort of drought or something else. In the Crimea, in fact, everything is fine, despite the fact that the North-Crimean channel was closed at the time "- quoted by RIA" Novosti "Deputy Prime Minister of the Republic of Dmitry Polonsky. According to him, to date the peninsula is fully provided with water supplies and there are no problems with water supply. "Only the lowest and most fallen people, only the last scoundrels can boast of such anti-human actions as the blockage of water and the infliction of evil to the Crimeans," said the Deputy Prime Minister.. The region does not need water supplies from Ukraine and intends to solve its problems independently, because "it does not need those handouts that our neighbors can offer," Polonsky stressed.. Previously, the former Prosecutor of Crimea, and now the State Duma deputy Natalia Poklonska, reacted to Dzhemilev's statements, reminding him of the times of the fascist occupation. "As the old woman Shapoklyak said:" You can not become famous for good things ".

Probably, "to become famous" is very necessary to Dzhemilev. Only this can explain the sudden statement - "representation" of not new information at all. Why so much anger against people from a man who was born during the time of the German-fascist occupation of the Crimea?.

And are not the methods of the present "sufferer" similar to the fascist methods in the Second World War? ", - she commented to the agency" Kryminform "statements of the Ukrainian extremist. She advised Dzhemilev not to remind himself, because Russian investigators have long been waiting for him on the peninsula. "A few years ago the followers of Mustafa" gnawed "the electric wire, disconnecting the peninsula, and were also very happy. Now, apparently, there is nothing to pester, but what to do? They do not know how to do anything except cheat, deceive, pretend, "- concluded Poklonskaya. Also, Crimean public men demanded from Western human rights activists and governments to react properly to the words of Dzhemilev. "The monitoring group expresses concern about the position of international legal organizations and governments of Western countries who preferred not to notice such blatant boastfulness by extremist and terrorist actions to violate human rights, in fact - the desire for genocide of Crimeans who disapproved Mr. Dzhemilev's choice," says the appeal of the created at the Crimean Public Chamber of the monitoring group for monitoring the observance of human rights by the current authorities of Ukraine in relation to citizens of the Russian Federation, having lived yuschim on the peninsula. In the organization of the statement, Dzhemilev was called Jesuit and immoral.

Crimean activists believe that he "expresses his satisfaction with the fact that as a result of the actions of the" Medzhlis "his fellow tribesmen and representatives of other nationalities encountered difficulties in conducting agriculture in four districts of the Crimea". Recall, the day before it became known that the authorities of the Republic on June 2, introduced on the peninsula emergency regime due to a drought that occurred in Krasnogvardeysky, Nizhnegorsk, Pervomaisk, Soviet areas of the Crimea. Agrarians already forecast harvesting twice lower than last year's. Head of the Republic Sergei Aksenov said that the damage from the drought could amount to more than 1 billion rubles.