Ukraine and Russia's talks in Istanbul face skepticism regarding their effectiveness, particularly over Crimea, a crucial and contentious issue. Though Russia holds firm on unrealistic demands, Ukraine seeks to highlight that a ceasefire obstacle lies with the Kremlin. The presence of prominent figures like Vladimir Medinsky, a key architect of Crimea's annexation, underscores Russia's ongoing policies. Ukrainian representatives argue for continued European support for Crimean residents facing difficulties due to the occupation, emphasizing that resistance among Crimeans communicates their plight and need for international backing.
"Many politicians who are currently in power in Russia have supported and contributed in every possible way to the temporary occupation of not only Crimea, but also other territories"
"Resistance is always a two-way communication...when people in Crimea demonstrate their resistance, they are sending the signals not only to..."
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