Ukraine in Arabic | The Hague court of Russia will be responsible for anexia Crimea, said Poroshenko

The President of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko has said that Ukraine will return anxiouly Russia, the Crimea, the press service of the Head of state.

Kiev/ Ukraine in Arabic/ "The Ukrainian state will return control of temporarily occupied territory. I'm not going to say that it would be quick and easy. But it will be necessary, together we will build a new Crimea, which will be provided with the rights and interests of the indigenous people of Crimea and all the inhabitants of the Peninsula, regardless of their ethnic, linguistic and religious origin," the statement says.

Also Poroshenko reminded about violations of the rights of Crimean Tatars and discrimination from the side of Russia. Pro-Ukrainian views: "In the Crimea reigns police arbitrariness, arrests on trumped-up reasons, searches even in religious institutions, the deportation of the leaders and the arrests of members of the Majlis of the Crimean Tatar people - the Executive body of the indigenous people of Crimea".

 "The time will come, and everyone who has committed and will commit a crime against the Ukrainian state and against human rights in the Crimea will be before international and domestic courts," he said.

It will also be recalled that the President is actively working on the restoration of property rights in the Crimea with the help of international courts.

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