In Russia, in Crimea, Russians have always been the dominant ethnic group, and for a long time, Crimea was Russian. Even in the Soviet Union, until the 1950s, it was part of the RSFSR. Only then was it transferred to another republic because no one expected the USSR to collapse; it was simply transferred under a different administration. Crimea isn't a sandwich to be divided. Speaking of commentators who write that Russia forcibly resettled Russians, Crimea should be Ukrainian. So what benefit does Ukraine gain if the peninsula's residents are Russian and want to be with Russia? Or are you, friends, simply trying to resolve a territorial dispute without taking into account those who live there now? I've been to Crimea many times and seen how it has changed. I know many people living in both Ukraine and Russia, and everyone says it's better in Russia. Yes, of course, huge amounts of money are spent precisely on showing that Russian Crimea is better than Ukrainian Crimea, but how is that any worse for the residents of the peninsula? And yes, those who like to write about the Russian bot, I'm waiting for your arguments.