Crimea - Poor Russia! News Crimea 2019

What happened to the Crimea and what does business on the peninsula face after the “Russian spring”? About this Krym.Realii tells Crimean Oleg Kocherov. He was a successful businessman, and now ruined and forced to rent temporary housing. After the annexation of 2014, Oleg Kocherov was forced to close all his enterprises. Now he is a blogger who criticizes the Russian authorities of the Crimea - such are the results of the “Russian spring” for him. In his opinion, relations between the Crimean authorities and private entrepreneurs have become openly hostile. The absence of constructive measures and the destruction of medium-sized businesses in the Crimea are the realities of the annexed peninsula, Kocherov said.

In the Kerch Employment Center held a job fair. About 400 workplaces are offered to Kerchs by three enterprises of the Krasnodar Territory: “Tamanneftegaz”, “Interstroy” and “Portservice”. Kerchs are offered salaries in the region of 40-50 thousand rubles and transport.

Crimean grandmother: "Aksyonovs - it was a racket. They used to beat men at the bazaar, took money. It's the gangsters! I traded there with seeds - I saw it myself." For reference: the collaborator of the Russian occupation authorities in the Crimea - Sergey Aksenov (nicknamed "Goblin") in the dashing nineties was in the ranks of the organized criminal group Salem, and was also in prison.