Russian politician arrives in Crimea amid heightened tension in the region

The transcript discusses a visit to St. Petersburg and the political situation involving Crimea and Ukraine. It emphasizes the importance of not using violence and maintaining constitutional order. The speaker asserts that Crimea has always belonged to Russia and supports the idea of increased autonomy for its residents. The possibility of a confederation in Ukraine, where regions have more rights, is also considered.

What was the main message regarding the visit to Saint Petersburg?

• It was a chaotic trip.

• The visit was peaceful and uneventful.

• There were many conflicts during the visit.

• The visit was canceled.

What is emphasized as crucial for the people of Crimea and Ukraine?

• To ignore political changes.

• To seek international intervention.

• To make their own decisions.

• To follow external advice.

Who is recognized as the legitimate president of Ukraine in the discussion?

• Vladimir Putin

• Volodymyr Zelensky

• Petro Poroshenko

• Viktor Yanukovych

What is suggested as a possible political structure for Ukraine?

• A confederation

• A single-party system

• A dictatorship

• A monarchy

What historical right is mentioned in relation to regions within a confederation?

• The right to secede

• The right to form alliances

• The right to impose laws

• The right to veto decisions