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Since Russia’s annexation of Crimea in 2014, the peninsula’s demographics have changed. Thousands have left and new arrivals -- Ukrainians fleeing conflict in the east of their country and Russians -- have moved in. Tourism, which was an impor-tant revenue source, has collapsed. Many military sites...

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Published in:Politique étrangère 2017-07 (2), p.129
Main Author: Iffly, Catherine
Format: Article
Language:fre
Subjects:
Annexation
Bridges
Conflict
Military operations
Popularity
Revenue
Tourism
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Summary:Since Russia’s annexation of Crimea in 2014, the peninsula’s demographics have changed. Thousands have left and new arrivals -- Ukrainians fleeing conflict in the east of their country and Russians -- have moved in. Tourism, which was an impor-tant revenue source, has collapsed. Many military sites are under construction, even including a bridge linking Crimea to the Caucasus. In Russia, the military operation has been a boon to Vladimir Putin’s popularity.
ISSN:0032-342X
1958-8992