Kiev: Crimea Crises: Bombshell drops on Kiev: Crimean parliament speaker questions legitimacy of new Ukrainian government.
Addressing a press conference Crimean parliament speaker Vladimir Konstantinov warned Kiev to stay out of its business, and put its own house in order instead and maintained that local authorities can take care of local business without the capital.
“You in Kiev sort it out between yourselves, and we will deal with the republic’s problems,” Vladimir Konstantinov told a news conference. Most of the Crimean law enforcement and military share this point of view, Konstantinov warned. They also support the local self-defense forces, who are basically people who were scared for their lives and their families in the wake of the violence in Kiev and the anti-Russian gestures of the new authorities.
