The Air Force documentary tape about the Russian Crimea aroused discontent with the Minister of Information Policy of Ukraine Yuri Stetsya, said his deputy Emine Japarova. According to Dzhaparova, Stets wrote to the Director General of the British Broadcasting Company Tony Hall a letter that Ukrainian diplomats must transmit to the addressee. In August of this year, on one of the BBC TV channels, a documentary entitled "The Journey of Simon Reeve". The presenter spoke about the beautiful Crimean sanatoriums and the program of the Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation on improving the health of the population. In addition, the program referred to the reunification of the region with Russia, and not about the "occupation", which also aroused the fury of the official Kiev. Dzhaparova on her Facebook page called the film an element of a hybrid war, allegedly led by the Russian Federation.

To this end, according to the Deputy Minister, well-known journalists, actors, singers, experts are invited to the Crimea and they are shown "partial truth". The Crimea joined Russia after in March 2014. there passed a referendum on which the absolute majority of Crimeans voted to join the Russian Federation. Ukraine continues to regard the peninsula as its own, a territory temporarily "occupied". Earlier, the media reported that the Verkhovna Rada adopted in the first reading a draft law on criminal liability for travel to the Crimea, since this illegal crossing of the Ukrainian border.