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How Crimea was annexed
Mikhail Zygar reads for the audio project "To be continued"
The events in Crimea in March 2014 turned out to be a turning point in relations between Russia and the West and became the first military redistribution of borders on the continent in post-war history. Europe declared Russia's actions an annexation, sanctions against Moscow followed, which are still in effect, and in Western capitals they started talking about a new Cold War. In Russia itself, the time has come for a never-before-seen unity of power and people - President Putin's rating has reached 88%.
And what happened on the peninsula itself? And what price are we still paying for the Crimean adventure? About this - in the new episode "To be continued."
You will hear a report by Novaya's special correspondent Pavel Kanygin, who ended up in Crimea at the very beginning of the special operation to "join" - his text is read by the writer Mikhail Zygar. Also, the authors of the podcast will talk with the creator of the Zaborona project, the well-known Kyiv journalist Ekaterina Sergatskova, who lived in the Crimea for a long time, but after 2014 she cannot return there.
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Text read by: Mikhail Zygar
Editor: Natalya Zhdanova
Sound engineer: Fedor Balashov
Composers: Alina Anufrienko and Alexander Glushkov
Technical editor: Irina Bykova
Lyricist and executive producer: Pavel Kanygin
With the support of the media network
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