Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev on Monday visited Crimea, the first Russian leader to travel to the Black Sea region after Moscow seized it from Ukraine, news agency reports said.
Medvedev arrived in Crimea's main city Simferopol at the head of a major Russian delegation of ministers and deputy prime ministers and was set to chair a meeting over the social and economic development of Crimea after its incorporation into Russia, the reports said. (AFP)
Medvedev arrived in Crimea's main city Simferopol at the head of a major Russian delegation of ministers and deputy prime ministers and was set to chair a meeting over the social and economic development of Crimea after its incorporation into Russia, the reports said. (AFP)