Ukrainian Foreign Ministry: Russia has already lost the chances of success to normalize the occupation of Crimea

Russia has already lost the chances of success in trying to normalize the illegal occupation of the Crimean peninsula. This was written on July 25 by the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine Dmitry Kuleba on his page on the social network Twitter. The head of the Foreign Ministry of Ukraine also noted that human rights violations and militarization are allegedly increasing in Crimea, which requires increased pressure on the Kremlin to complete the so-called occupation and return the peninsula to Ukraine. Kuleba recalled that July 25 was two years old from the moment the so-called Crimean Declaration of Michael Pompeo was proclaimed. See also: Nothing new: the Russian Embassy in the United States reacted to the Crimean Declaration. This historical document clearly fixed: the United States never recognizes Russia's attempt to annex Crimea and is ready to adhere to the policy of non-recognition until the territorial integrity of Ukraine is restored, he explained. The Ukrainian Foreign Minister also expressed gratitude to the United States of America for confirming the policy of non-recognition of the occupation of Crimea a few days ago, sending a clear signal to Moscow: an illegal occupation based on military force will never be held, it will be temporary and one day end. See also: Pompeo confirmed the alliance and cooperation of the United States with the Baltic States Recall, earlier the former head of the foreign ministry of Ukraine Pavel Klimkin called for turning Crimea into a problem for the Russian Federation. See also: Ex-Foreign Minister of Ukraine proposed to create a problem for Russia from Crimea. Maria Zakharova, official representative of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation, responded to the call of former Foreign Minister of Ukraine Pavel Klimkin. According to Maria Zakharova, Ukraine itself has become a problem for the whole world, trying to create difficulties for Russia. See also: Zakharova responded to Klimkin's call to make Crimea a problem for the Russian Federation Recall that in 2014 a coup d'etat took place in Ukraine. Less than a month after that, Crimean residents held a referendum in which they spoke in favor of reunification with Russia. Ukraine does not recognize the results of the referendum and considers Crimea an occupied territory.