
The inhabitants of Crimea even before the start of the broadcast asked more than 10 thousand questions. What they asked Putin and what he promised them
The traditional "direct line with Vladimir Putin" this year was different from the previous ones. For the first time in the history of his communication with the people, residents of Crimea annexed by Russia had questions to the president. The most relevant of them concerned the protection of human rights and freedoms, salaries, domestic policy, housing and communal services. At the same time, only two issues related to transport infrastructure were raised on the air. Some participants in the straight line, as well as observers, believe that with Crimea one could talk on other, no less important topics.
The straight line, during which Vladimir Putin answers questions of the population, this year was the 13th in a row. Everyone could ask a question to the President of Russia on the phone, via the Internet, through SMS and MMS. The innovation was the opportunity to participate in a dialogue with the Russian president, having recorded a video message lasting no more than one minute.
Crimeans even before the start of the air asked 10,176 questions
According to the organizers of the direct line, the Crimeans even before the start of the air asked 10,176 questions: about the protection of human and citizen rights and freedoms (1328 issues), work and salaries (824), domestic policy (797), housing and communal services (763). The topic of industry, construction, transport and communications was interested in 513 Crimeans, health care - 332, international policy - 262.
Some of these issues were published on the website www.moskva-putinu.ru . For example, one of them concerned the social sphere. "I, the mother of a five -month -old baby, learned that, according to Russian law, children under three years old are given a certain list of drugs free of charge according to the doctor’s prescription. On this issue, I turned to the district pediatrician, to which I received an answer, that this law in the Crimea is at the stage of refinement. In the Crimea, the legislation of the Russian Federation entered into force on January 1, 2015, why does this law not work?" The woman asked.
Two more questions concerned the transport sphere, but whether they were asked by the Crimean ones themselves, is unknown. "How will the issue of visiting Crimea be resolved on private vehicles during the 2015 summer vacations season? Do you have to stand 12-15 hours in Avtomach, as in 2014?" - asked one of the visitors to the site. The second question also had to do with the problem of the transport message: "When will the construction of the bridge in the Crimea begin and what timelines it will be built?"
Without Sevastopol and Simferopol

Not without incidents. It was planned that residents of Sevastopol will be able to ask Putin their questions. But the day before the straight line, it was decided that issues would be heard from Simferopol. "The hift from the federal center was received only the day before. At the last moment it was decided that the issues would be asked from Simferopol. I think that Sevastopol residents will also be born there," said Vadim Dvoryanenko , head of the city communication and information technology department, Kryminform reports.
Nevertheless, on the day of the direct line on Nakhimov Square in Sevastopol, about 150 people gathered. Many of them at the last moment learned that they could not ask the President of Russia a question. Some who came did not hide their disappointment about this.

However, in the Crimean capital, the gathered on Lenin Square was not such an opportunity. Moreover, the first hour of the air of the direct line of the Simferopol residents could only listen to Moscow, since only a sound without a video picture was heard from the screens. Later, when they brought the television antenna, the broadcast appeared. Several dozen people gathered to observe the president’s communication with the country.
"Infrastructure was killed in Crimea"
The straight line lasted almost four hours, and the Crimean block of questions sounded at the very end during the inclusion from the Artek International Children's Center. Famous businessmen, entrepreneurs and managers of enterprises gathered here, among whom, in particular, were the control of the Crimean tour operator Chernomore, Ulyana Smirnova, representative of the international automobile carriers Mikhail Kozinets, the head of the agricultural enterprise Valery Khasitoshvili, chairman of the Crimean Bureau of Vinograd and Wine, Yanina Pavlenko, and director of Yalta Zoo "Fairy Tale" and Lviv Park "Taigan" Oleg Zubkov.
The first question was asked by Elvira Emiralieva , representing the Association of Entrepreneurs of the Republic of Crimea and Sevastopol. The girl raised the problem of the high cost of tickets for planes from Crimea to mainland Russia.
Putin replied that Crimea is a special direction and a resting place for millions of people
"Are measures planned to reduce the cost of air tickets by the state to stimulate and ensure the summer tourist season in Crimea?" - asked Elvira.
Putin replied that Crimea is a special direction and a resting place for millions of people. He recalled that the Russian Aeroflot airline decided to reduce the price of a flight to Crimea from a number of Russian cities. The president assured that the list will be expanded to 50 cities. The price of the ticket there and back, according to Putin, will amount to 7 and a half thousand rubles.
At the same time, the head of the Russian state dwelled on infrastructure issues. "The problem is in the Crimea? The infrastructure was killed. The runway is in very poor condition, no one repaired it from the Soviet era. This is still complies with the requirements of flight safety, but in principle, a lot needs to be done there, starting from the air terminal and ending with the take-off and landing strip-it is large and, in principle, very comfortable, in its time, almost under the" Buran "was done, but they did it, but they did it, but it was done. Its quality still leaves much to be desired, the equipment is all outdated and does not allow you to accept a sufficient number of sides, ”the Russian president said. He expressed the hope that the aviation authorities of Russia and the Crimean authorities will do everything to visit the peninsula "was and is available in price and comfortable."
The second question was born from Nikolai Maksimenko , a representative of the Crimean Carriers Association. He was indignant at the work of the Kerch ferry crossing, where more than two thousand trucks are idle in lines for 12-14 days. “The driver lives in the cab, there is no toilet, neither eat nor drink - there is nothing,” added Maksimenko. He also said that the creation of an electronic queue "does not solve the problem, but solves only corruption schemes." “We offer to make an electronic ticket,” he added. Maksimenko also spoke about the problems with the registration of cars with Ukrainian documentation in Crimea. "Vladimir Vladimirovich, help us in these matters to become full -fledged citizens of Russia," Maksimenko addressed the president.
Putin "did not know about such an accumulation" cars at the crossing
In response, the president stated that "did not know about such a cluster of" cars at the crossing. “We have two ferries, there should work five, and in general it is planned to purchase additional ferries and it should work on this line 10 ferries, several of them are quite large,” Putin said, promising that he would talk about this with the Ministry of Transport of Russia and the leadership of Crimea. “A significant part of the powers, by the way, was transferred to the Crimean authorities. But we must help them, and not just transfer the responsibility, waiting for some collapse. We will definitely work on this,” the Russian president added. He also promised to solve problems with electronic bursts at the crossing and re -registration of Ukrainian machines in Crimea.
Recall that in January of this year, the Ministry of Transport of Russia transmitted the functions of managing the Kerch crossing from the "Unified Transport Directorate" to the Crimean government. However, according to media reports, recently there have been complaints about the work of the enterprise, and even Anatoly Tsurkin lost the post of head of the Crimea Ministry of Transport, since he lost the “organization of the crossing”.
Zubkov: I will use the offer of Kolomoisky
I wanted to invite Putin to the zoo
One of the Crimean participants in the direct line Oleg Zubkov in a commentary for Crimea. Reali said that he wanted to tell the president about the difficulties that the businessman is faced with in his work, as well as invite Vladimir Putin to his objects.
“I wanted to tell the president that during the time the Crimea was Ukrainian, I built two objects-the Yalta Zoo“ Tales ”and the Taigan Park“ Taigan ”. Today, the development of my objects is impossible. I am ready to build a minimum of 4-5 parks that were approved by the government in Ukraine. But today I not only do not allow me to develop, but also threaten the existence of existing objects,” Zubkov was indignant.
This is contrary to the policy that the President of Russia spoke about that it is necessary to create conditions for private investment
In confirmation of his words, he also said that the day before, he received an order from the Yalta architecture department on the need to demolish two car parking in front of the “Tale” - “At its own expense, or this will be done at my expense forced”. "These parking lots were built with enormous efforts, millions of hryvnias were invested in them. This is contrary to the policy that the Russian president spoke about that it is necessary to create conditions for private investment. Unfortunately, local authorities do everything the other way around and eliminate the objectionable ones today. There is simply a redistribution of business," Zubkov said.
When asked whether he is ready to demolish the parking lots or try to challenge the decision of the city’s architecture, the owner of the zoos replied: “It is useless to fight the authorities if they decided to demolish, they will demolish them. I want to offer them to immediately demolish the Yalta Zoo“ Tales ”and the Taigan Lviv Park? Obviously, they are posed by their bosses that control this process.”
I will use the proposal of Mr. Kolomoisky and his environment and I will build a zoo in Dnepropetrovsk
“Crimea seemed to be given to the plunder after the referendum,” Zubkov continued his indignation. “If the authorities are unnecessary for such objects, let them tell me, let me leave the Crimea in the end, I will build calmly (in another place). I will use Mr. Kolomoisky’s proposal (Ukrainian businessman Igor Kolomoisky. - RS) and the zoo in Dnepropetrovsk or in Dnepropetrovsk or in Dnepropetrovsk or in Dnepropetrovsk or in Dnepropetrovsk Kherson, or in any other region where I will be in demand, if Zubkov does not need Crimea with my objects. "
Despite the fact that the entrepreneur could not ask Putin his question, he is pleased that he took part in a straight line. “I was really close to asking a question, to talk with the president. I am sure that I still have such opportunities as an entrepreneur,” he added.
"Reduction of property"
The Crimean political scientist Dmitry Omelchuk believes that, in addition to the problems voiced during the direct line, the question of how much the life of the Crimeans themselves changed over the past year, whether it has become better. At the same time, in his opinion, the processes occurring in the Crimea may indicate the redistribution of property. As an example, he also cited the situation with Oleg Zubkov’s business.
It is a pity that Zubkov could not ask his question, because he is a reasonable person
“Under Ukraine, he was beaten and pressed in different versions. But now the question of the elimination of actually zoos has become at all. It’s generally outside the rational. It just makes you think: is it not an attempt to redo the property? It is a pity that he could not ask his question because he is a reasonable person,” Omelchuk added.
The political scientist noted that in modern Russia the system of government has not changed. And in the event that Zubkov managed to voice his question at the federal level, then he would have fewer problems. “How many such cases were when the letter was written to Brezhnev or Gorbachev - and the question was resolved,” he added.
The first secretary of the Committee of the Crimean Branch of the Russian Party "Communists of Russia" Leonid Grach also sent his request to the Russian president. He considers it necessary to rename the city of Volgograd to Stalingrad. In addition, the Crimean Tatar public activists directed their video message to the direct line. In it, they asked the Russian President to allow them to hold Lenin Square in Simferopol on May 18 on the occasion of the Victims of Deportation, as well as to assist in the World Congress of Crimean Tatars on the territory of the peninsula and the resumption of broadcasting of the Crimean Tatar media.
However, these requests and questions from Moscow have so far without attention.