In occupied Crimea, all children’s camps were closed by the end of the summer ‘for security reasons’
This was announced by Sergey Aksyonov, head of the occupying administration of Crimea.
In particular, bookings, admissions and the accommodation of groups of children ‘at children’s holiday and health centres’ are being suspended.
According to Aksyonov, these measures are necessary “to ensure public safety in the current situation”. He called on citizens to “be understanding of the restrictions that have been put in place”.
Following a series of Ukrainian attacks on the territory of the temporarily occupied Crimea, the local authorities have introduced a number of temporary restrictions. In particular, from 21 June, the sale of fuel to civilians at petrol stations on the peninsula has been completely banned. Power cuts have also been introduced in Crimea.
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