June 15, 2007, Yalta.

In the video: the territory of "Artek", children's camp "Marine"; sea, ships, palm trees near the dining room; children having lunch, various dishes; children's beach "Amber", various shots; buildings where children live, camp routines; children watching a documentary about the history of "Artek"; sports activities: swimming pool, swimming in the sea, games.

"Artek": Children's Camp "Marine"

Sevastopol, June 26, 1999. A story about the graduation of officers from the Naval Institute of Rear Admiral Volodymyr Kolpakov.

On the video: the ceremonial presentation of diplomas to graduates by the Minister of Defense, a festive greeting, a fragment of the speech of the Minister of Defense of Ukraine Oleksandr Kuzmuk.

Sevastopol: graduation of officers, 1999

May 28, 2009, Simeiz village, Crimea.

In the video: coast, different plans; road to the sea, vacationers on the beach; Simeiz village.

Landscapes of Simeiz

Crimea, Simferopol, February 27, 2014.

The video shows the next morning after the seizure of the Supreme Council of Crimea by russian special forces. Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, police near the building of the Supreme Council, barricades under the building, the aftermath of the riots, police on the street blocking the passage.

Note: On the night of February 27, 2014, russian special forces seized the building of the Verkhovna Rada. The next day, a closed extraordinary meeting of the Crimean parliament was held. It approved a decision to hold a referendum on Crimea's accession to the russian Federation.


Morning after the seizure of the Supreme Council of Crimea

January 9, 2003, Sudak.

The plot is dedicated to the opening of the Sudak City Museum.

On the video: Sudak Bay, sea; Genoese fortress; Sudak City Museum, exposition, archaeological sites.

Commented by tour guide Vira Siza and Chairman of the Supreme Council of the Autonomous Republic of Crimea Boris Deich.

Sudak City Museum

A story about the rallies near the Supreme Council of Crimea that took place at the beginning of the Russian occupation of the peninsula on February 26, 2014. 

One side of the protesters was represented by supporters of the Crimean Tatar Mejlis, led by the Deputy Chairman of the Council of Representatives of the Crimean Tatar People Refat Chubarov. He called on the parliament not to support the criminal government and advocated for the preservation of Ukraine's territorial integrity.

The opponents were pro-Russian supporters of the Russian Unity party, whose leader, Sergei Aksyonov, later became the illegal head of the Crimean government.

In the video: pro-Russian protesters talk about their fear of a ban on the Russian language, fights between protesters, and comments by the leader of the pro-Russian party Russian Unity, Sergei Aksyonov. The head of the Supreme Council of Crimea Vladimir Konstantinov makes a speech.

Rallies near the Crimean Parliament

Crimea, Simferopol, February 2014.

The video shows massive clashes and the russian-occupied Verkhovna Rada of the Autonomous Republic of Crimea. Pro-Ukrainian activists with Ukrainian and Crimean Tatar flags under the walls of the Verkhovna Rada, riots with pro-Russian representatives, activists and law enforcement officers on the sidelines of the Verkhovna Rada, talking to deputies, a pro-Russian rally, Russian flags, chanting “russia” and “Fascism will not pass”.

Reference: On February 26, 2014, more than ten thousand people took part in a rally in support of the territorial integrity of Ukraine in Simferopol. It was held near the building of the Verkhovna Rada of the Autonomous Republic of Crimea. At the same time, an extraordinary meeting was to be held in the building itself, where Crimean deputies were to address the russian authorities on the peninsula's secession from Ukraine. Protesters were waiting for the Rada, including members of the Russian Unity movement. Clashes broke out. At night, russian special forces seized the Verkhovna Rada building. The next day, a closed extraordinary meeting of the Crimean parliament was held. It was then that the decision to hold a referendum on Crimea's accession to the russian federation was approved.

Seizure of power in Crimea

August 8, 2004, Sevastopol.

In the video: ruins of the Chembalo fortress; Balaklava Bay from different angles, steamers and motor boats; tourists in the background of Balaklava; rocks, beach, different shots.

Landscapes of Balaklava, 2004

February 23, 2007, Simferopol, Crimea.

The video shows a snowstorm and the consequences of bad weather on the roads. People pushing a car stuck in the snow, roads in the snow, a tow truck, an accident on the road, traffic jams, snow-covered streets of the city.

Snowstorm in Simferopol

July 10, 1997, Bakhchisarai.

The plot is dedicated to the views of the Maryam-Dere valley in Crimea.

In the video: a gorge near the entrance to the gorge from the Bakhchisarai side — the road to the Assumption Monastery; a hiking trail to Chufut-Kale; views of the Yosofat Valley (or Balta-Tiymez) near the cave city of Chufut-Kale.

Maryam-Dere valley

May 29, 2006, Feodosia.

In the video: protest action against NATO in Feodosia, organized by pro-Russian social and political activists, tent "People's Opposition"; military equipment in the port, trucks, inscription "Port of Feodosia".

Port of Feodosia

Crimea, February 22, 2006.

A plot about the discussion of the language issue in the Crimean parliament. The session of the Council, voting board, disputes of deputies.

Comments: Head of the Council of Ministers of Crimea Anatoliy Burdyugov; deputy of the Supreme Council of Crimea Oleksandr Malakhov; deputy head of the Presidential Secretariat Anatoliy Matvienko.

Crimea AR