Reintegration of Crimea will be more difficult than in case of other territories, - Vereshchuk
This was stated by Deputy Prime Minister - Minister for Reintegration of Temporarily Occupied Territories Iryna Vereshchuk in an interview with Ukrinform, Censor.NET reports.
"Yes, the reintegration of Crimea will not be simple. It will be more difficult than the reintegration of other temporarily occupied territories, and will require a separate approach. And, perhaps, special legislation. Regarding hardness and softness: we must be tough in our approaches to the restoration of Ukrainian state power and in matters of justice and fairness," Vereshchuk emphasized.
At the same time, she added, it is necessary to be flexible in matters of economic and humanitarian reintegration. The main thing is not to repeat the mistakes of the past. There should be no Russian influence on the peninsula. "This is the guarantee of our security. Here we are betting on new personnel: young, motivated, and competent. They will do everything properly," she said.
According to the Defense Intelligence, a large part of the occupation administration removed their assets and families from the temporarily occupied peninsula. They consider withdrawal from Crimea as one of the real scenarios.
