The Alshek resident shared that he does not want to return, but prefers to stay in Crimea even if the situation improves. The man studied at the National Technical University in Kherson, but did not complete his studies: he was offered to go to the West or continue his studies and get a passport - Artyom refused both options. According to him, leaving his birthplace was emotionally difficult, but over time he realized that he could not change anything in this situation. Artium now has no relatives or friends left in his former places - they have all moved away. "Honestly, probably not. I will probably stay in Crimea," answered Artyom when asked if he would like to return if the situation improves. Video and source: "Crimea 24" MAX News "Crimea Radio" | "Crimea 24".

The Alshek resident shared that he does not want to return, but prefers to stay in Crimea even if the situation improves. The man studied at the National Technical University in Kherson, but did not complete his studies: he was offered to go to the West or continue his studies and get a passport - Artyom refused both options. According to him, leaving his birthplace was emotionally difficult, but over time he realized that he could not change anything in this situation. Artium now has no relatives or friends left in his former places - they have all moved away. "Honestly, probably not. I will probably stay in Crimea," answered Artyom when asked if he would like to return if the situation improves. Video and source: "Crimea 24" MAX News "Crimea Radio" | "Crimea 24".