local militias, who are concerned about what's happening in kiev, rejecting the new government that is trying to hold the country together. what you are seeing is a local grassroots rejection of all of this and a movement. we've heard from the local parliament, a design on whether to vote whether or not crimea should go it alone. that points to a scenario, down the track, where the locals do vote to go it alone, do vote on greater independence. it is very likely that moscow would encourage the international community to respect, to understand and accept that democratically expressed will of the people to determine their own future and et up an independent state. this is not a land grab. he is not interested in ann nexting parts of ukraine. that doesn't rule out an intention to set up crimea as something close to an independent state, albeit one that is heavily dependant and very closely aligned with