They want to give Crimeans the right to compensation for moral damage from the blackout

The Public Chamber of Crimea has prepared a lawsuit to recognize the rights of Crimeans to compensation for moral damage from the Ukrainian energy blockade of the peninsula, said Chairman of the State Council of the Republic of Kazakhstan Vladimir Konstantinov.

“The Public Chamber of the Republic of Crimea filed a lawsuit in the Supreme Court of the Republic of Kazakhstan with a demand to recognize the right of Russian citizens living in Crimea to compensation for moral damage caused as a result of restrictions on the right to life and health as a result of the energy blockade of the peninsula,” Konstantinov wrote in his Telegram channel.

According to him, the lawsuit will be filed in the coming days; it is planned to recover more than 3 trillion 448 billion rubles from the Ukrainian state in favor of the Crimeans. “Residents of the republic will be able to go to court for compensation for moral damage suffered as a result of the energy blockade, and the fact of the blockade will not need to be proven, since it will be recognized by the court as generally known,” Konstantinov emphasized.

Last week the Arbitration Court of Crimea registered the claim of the authorities of the republic to recover from Ukraine damage to the budget of the peninsula due to the energy blockade in the amount of more than 3 trillion 156 billion rubles.

Alexander Dremlyugin, Simferopol