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I'm going to visit the Crimea through Ukraine. Then in Simferopol I fly to Samara by plane. Back the same way - to Ukraine through the Crimea. Am I breaking the law?
I'm going to visit the Crimea through Ukraine. Then in Simferopol I fly to Samara by plane. Back the same way - to Ukraine through the Crimea. Am I breaking the law?
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violate. departure from Simferopol to Samara is an illegal crossing of the border of Ukraine
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answered 5 years ago
Watching whose. You break Ukrainian, you don't break Russian.
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answered 5 years ago
Violate. Therefore, do not say anything about Samara to the border guards at the entrance to Crimea.
Navigation along the Volga usually starts on May 1, for information.
Navigation along the Volga usually starts on May 1, for information.
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answered 5 years ago
Such a route is a violation of Ukrainian legislation... By the way, if you do not have Ukrainian citizenship, then it is problematic to get to Crimea from the territory of Ukraine.
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answered 5 years ago
Theoretically, yes, but if you have a Ukrainian passport and there are no marks on crossing the border with the Russian Federation, then in principle they should let you through on the way back.
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answered 5 years ago
You are definitely breaking! Is it really impossible through Moscow, for example, to fly, get to Samara?
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answered 5 years ago
A friend repeatedly entered the Crimea from Ukraine and flew to Moscow from Simferopol. Then she returned by the same route. The main thing is not to talk about it at the border.
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