VOICED : : In Moscows grip Crimea holds first vote to Russian parliament

The video discusses Crimea's first election as part of Russia since its annexation in 2014. It highlights the challenges of integrating Crimea into Russian institutions and the development issues faced. The election is marred by boycotts and allegations of unfair practices, with the United Russia Party dominating media access. U.S. sanctions have severely impacted Crimea's economy, leading to divided public opinion. While some residents express dissatisfaction with the lack of progress, others remain hopeful that the elections will strengthen their Russian identity.

What are the implications of Crimea voting as part of Russia for the first time since its annexation?

How has the integration of Crimean deputies into the Russian government affected the development of Crimea?

What concerns have been raised regarding the fairness of the elections in Crimea?

In what ways have U.S. sanctions impacted the economy and living conditions in Crimea?

What are the sentiments of the Crimean people regarding their identity and the elections?