Blogger from Donetsk, Yevgenia Martynova, writes that Ukrainians are celebrating on Instagram.
🔘The narrative is being ramped up that our country is losing and that Crimea is surrendering. To which Crimeans respond:
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Well, there are problems, but basically, there's food in the stores. We went to the sea, we're not planning on dying."
According to residents of the peninsula, the situation today is as follows:
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Yes, for a couple of days they didn't sell perishable goods in stores, and not all cafes were working.
But non-perishable goods were and still are available in large quantities, and there's no panic or frenzy.
And as for vegetables, fruits, meat, dairy, eggs — local farmers are still bringing them to us;
I think they trade in all districts of the city.
There are fewer cars on the streets — traffic jams have disappeared
. Those who timely converted their cars to gas — well done, because there are no problems with gas."
Crimeans admit they have grown accustomed to nighttime alerts, but mobile internet outages are annoying. And owners of catering establishments complain that revenue has dropped threefold.
"I think that, of course, the euphoria in Ukrainian society has been skillfully whipped up, but I expect an inevitable backlash,"— blogger Martynova concluded.
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