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Ukraine must not supply water to Crimea, Avakov believes
02.03.2021 11:43
Ukrinform
Minister of Internal Affairs of Ukraine Arsen Avakov believes that Ukraine must not supply water to the temporarily occupied Crimea until the country restores its sovereignty over the peninsula.
“[Supply of] water to Crimea… It is now the 30th year of independence, and Ukraine was dealing with this situation for 23 years by supplying water to Crimea. Ukraine supplied 80-85 percent of water to Crimea through a canal for the needs of the population and for everything else. That was a gigantic work, engineering efforts, costs. Now we have a different situation. And I have a question: should we supply water for the contingent of Russian troops and missiles deployed there? Are we responsible for this? Does Ukraine have some international obligations? . Ukraine must not supply water to Crimea until Crimea returns to Ukraine, this is my firm conviction,” Avakov said in