Disconnect to solving the problem

The head of the annexed Crimea, Sergei Aksenov, demanded that the Ministry of Information of the region disconnect the Ukrainian media - television channels and radio, which can be watched and listened to in the north of the peninsula, Interfax reports .

"Ukrainian media clean like a class! So that I don’t even hear that someone is watching these television shows incomprehensible," Aksenov said at a meeting of the interdepartmental headquarters to eliminate the emergency in the Crimea.

The Minister of Internal Policy, Information and Communications of the region - Deputy Prime Minister of the Crimean Government Dmitry Polonsky noted that cases of broadcasting on medium and distant waves of Ukrainian radio stations have indeed recorded in the Crimea. "People are twisting radios, they can catch Arabs," Polonsky said. “Well, check, there is information, check again,” said Vladimir Konstantinov, chairman of the State Council of Crimea.

In addition, Aksenov forbade anyone except the chief of staff to answer questions from the media representatives about the emergency on the peninsula "Because yesterday came from officials who did not have rights to it, a lot of statements in terms of fuel deficiency, some commandant watch sounds. Therefore, it was decided so that there was no diverse, to limit the number of performances, and the information in this part gives a person who answers a person who answers For the entire state of affairs, ”Aksyonov explained.

On Sunday night, Crimea was completely de -energized after the cessation of electricity supply from continental Ukraine. The Russian authorities introduced an emergency regime on the peninsula and partially restored the energy supply using diesel generators and gas turbine plants. They provide less than half the needs of the peninsula. In Crimea, interruptions with light, water and heating.