Примери за използване на Crimea's на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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European ships are prohibited from entering Crimea ports and planes from landing at Crimea's airports on all occasions except for emergencies.
Mar 1995 The Ukrainian parliament rescinded Crimea's constitution and abolished the post of Crimean President.
cultural space for Crimea's Tatars and ethnic Ukrainians.
Before Crimea's reunification with Russia in 2014,
The agreement signed for Crimea's accession to the Russian federation places Europe
By now, because of Crimea's switch to the local water supply sources, the agricultural sector of the peninsula has lost 90% of fresh water.
He referred to the vote after Crimea's occupation as a“sham referendum at the point of Russian army rifles.”.
Crimea's tourism ministry estimates that half the peninsula's population draws some income from tourism.
Crimea's pro-Moscow authorities have ordered all remaining Ukrainian troop detachments in the province to disarm
Ukraine should reinforce Crimea's autonomy in elections held in the presence of international observers.
Crimea's Sevastopol, the cradle of Russian Black Sea Fleet,
The call begins with Chubarov congratulating Bakharev on Zimbabwe's vote against the UN resolution that declared Crimea's referendum invalid.
mainly by ethnic Serbs, just like the majority of Crimea's population is of Russian nationality.
thus expressing disagreement with the Crimea's accession to Russia following the referendum in March 2014.
100 meters from Crimea's Cape Tarkhankut.
Russian state-owned energy company Gazprom has proposed to develop Crimea's oil and gas sector.
Russia continues to support the separatist republics in Ukraine, and Crimea's annexation has become a fait accompli.
As a result of“the unconstitutional seizure of power in Ukraine by radical nationalists supported by armed gangs,” Crimea's peace and order is“under threat.
the European Union refused to recognize Crimea's independence and its reintegration into Russia.
the so-called authorities against, in particular, Crimea's ethnic Tatar minority,