Russians Intensify Preparations To Leave Crimea

Apartment sales boom in Krasnodar.

According to experts, after the deoccupation of Crimea, many of the new strikes will leave the peninsula themselves, especially the military and their families.

“50% are the military, security forces, officials, those who will leave themselves. They won’t even need to be asked, because they understand what awaits them,” says political scientist Evgeniya Goryunova in a story by Krym.Realii.

“I am sure that at least 50%, and even more, of those who settled after 2014 will leave,” notes Crimean journalist Imran Useynov.

In his opinion, a significant portion of those who lived on the peninsula before 2014 and who supported the occupation of Crimea will also leave.

As Sevastopol resident Roman Martynovsky notes, many Crimeans have recently been working out 'escape routes' by buying up apartments in the Krasnodar region in Russia.

“They just buy them and then rent them out, but I understand why they do this. This is a kind of “backup airfield” in case things get hot in Crimea,” he says.

He noted that he personally knows a lot of people who bought apartments outside of Crimea, rented them out “and are watching how things develop further.”

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