Russian parliament reaction to Putin speech on Crimea

The transcript discusses the strong applause and unity felt in Crimea and Russia, comparing the significance of March 18 to the victory of May 9, 1945. It highlights the historical context of 1991 and the social changes that followed. The speaker emphasizes the importance of Sevastopol as a brother city and the shared identity with Russian people.

What does the speaker suggest could have increased the applause?

• A more vigorous socio-economic course

• A larger audience

• Better sound system

• More media coverage

What historical event does the speaker compare March 18 to?

• The signing of the Treaty of Versailles

• The fall of the Berlin Wall

• Victory Day on May 9, 1945

• The Russian Revolution

According to the speaker, what has Russia finally done?

• Focused on its divided peoples

• Turned its back on its allies

• Increased its military presence

• Ignored international criticism

How does the speaker describe Sevastopol?

• As a foreign city

• As an unknown city

• As a rival city

• As a brotherly city

What sentiment does the speaker express towards the people of Sevastopol?

• Indifference

• Jealousy

• Disdain

• Deep respect and love