It is reported that about 60% of the population in Crimea (Ukraine) are Russians. My question is: How many percent of the population are Russian citizens?
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Not sure but I have heard that during conflict they were giving out more citizenships in that area so they could say "we protect our citizens" – Templar Mar 3 '14 at 22:19
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Most of them are citizens of Ukraine – Arsen Mkrtchyan Mar 5 '14 at 15:17
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Noone knows this 100% exactly.
Many people have both Ukranian and Russian passports.
And they will not answer you honestly how many passports do they have.
Russian and Ukrainian governments do not exchange this data between each other.
As mentioned, Russia's policy is to give Russian passports to as more people as possible. Empire buys citizens. And then uses this fact to attack.
I have some friends and also some relatives there.
And as far as I can say, not more then 20% of Crimean people really have Russian citizenship.
But at least 70% support everything Russia do and dislike Ukraine. They are being Russian in their mind. They think that all of their problems are because of independent Ukraine, and they want back to Soviet Union because Russian TV and Media day and night shout out how good it was and how good it would be if USSR was back again. Russia was spending a lot of money to 'hypnotize' Crimean people, Ukrainian security service ignored this fact, and this is the result..
Separatism banners examples:
Crimean people meet Russians:
SMALL UPDATE
One more new poster from Crimea:
It says: on March 16 we select between this and that.
As lord Churchill said, fascists of the future will call themself antifascists.
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3@Anixx, oh don't worry, even if they didn't, after several Ukrainian acts of "love and support" like cutting of water, electricity and food trade they certainly do. – Oleg V. Volkov May 26 '17 at 13:40
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2"...Russian TV and Media day and night shout out how good it was and how good it would be if USSR was back again..." - this is simply not true... – TT_ Dec 26 '17 at 19:18
