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Bishop of the Russian Orthodox Church ordained in Moscow with the title of "Feodosia and Kerch"
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The Royal Court in London has sentenced the former "governor" of Sevastopol, Dmitry Ovsyannikov
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Crimea hosts "conference on economic development" of occupied territories
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A highway with massive structures is being built in an earthquake-prone area in southern Crimea
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A traitor from Crimea, convicted in Ukraine, is among the crew of the spacecraft
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Large Russian retail chains cannot enter the occupied Crimea
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145 Roscosmos employees were killed or went missing in the NWO
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Ukraine and the US give a new start to negotiations on minerals
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Crimea hosts "seminar on integration" of occupied territories of Ukraine
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Prices for new crop vegetables in occupied Crimea - "Putin pamagi!"
"Here are the first young potatoes at a 'social' price. It's quite 'budget'," the Crimean public jokingly wrote in the Crimean public, publishing a photo with prices for young vegetables.
Potatoes in the photo cost 400 rubles per kilogram, which is almost more than 190 UAH
Others are worried that old potatoes will not go up in price - today in Crimea they are sold from 100 rubles (48 UAH) for 1 kg.
Some share the "space" price of strawberries - 900 rubles (433 UAH) per 1 kg. There are those who long for the Soviet policy of artificial regulation (in fact, containment) of prices: "Where are our authorities? Tax authorities, prosecutors, Rospotrebnadzor? Don't they go to the market? Don't they come to the store?"
There are those who openly mock those who actually miss the reasonable prices that were on the peninsula before the occupation: "Putin pamagi!"