Nemal Yalid" without light, water and heat: after 12 years, the people of Crimea are asking Putin for help.
In March 2014, Vladimir Putin announced that Crimea and Sevastopol "finally returned to the port of their homeland, to the shores of their homeland, to their permanent home port, to Russia." The locals were happy, and hoped that now life would be like on TV - with prosperity, stability and all the benefits of civilization.
12 years have passed. Now the residents of Crimea and Sevastopol are filing appeals to Putin and the local authorities, asking for help, sitting without electricity, water and heating.
In Sevastopol, electricity is supplied for a maximum of a few hours a day. People are angry about the actions of the administration and the transfer of generators to the mainland. The widow of an SVO participant, who was left with two children, said that there was no light in her house for more than 14 hours, and there is no heating. The woman asks for electricity or a generator. At the same time, there is light in other parts of the city.
Apparently, in 2014, people imagined Russia from Moscow and St. Petersburg TV pictures. They did not know that in the country itself there are even remote areas where uninterrupted gas, heating and electricity are almost a luxury.
12 years ago they were happy to return to their "native port", and today they ask her owner to at least not let her freeze.
Honestly - that's the point.
We speak - others remain silent.