Russia explained why there’s no simple solution to the crisis in Ukraine

There is no simple solution to the crisis in Ukraine, since the same people live both there and in Russia.

This was stated by the head of Crimea’s State Council, Vladimir Konstantinov, during the Yalta International Forum, RIA Novosti writes.

According to him, at a certain stage in history, the people of Russia and Ukraine split, losing a common idea.

“Part of Ukraine fell ill with European integration and went a different way. Crimea did not agree with this and exercised its right to return to its homeland. We succeeded—this was the Crimean phenomenon,” Konstantinov explained.

The head of the Crimean parliament added that any potential peace agreement to resolve the conflict with Ukraine must be fair to Russia and guarantee its security.

Earlier, Konstantinov said that Volodymyr Zelensky is needed by the West to maintain the image of Russia as an enemy and to brainwash Ukraine’s residents. He also expressed the opinion that the Ukrainian politician is controlled by a group of Nazis.