Sacerdotes ortodoxos realizan plegarias para protestar contra la posible separacion de Crimea.

In response to Russia's military mobilization in Crimea, Ukraine's interim government has turned to oligarchs for support, appointing them as governors in eastern regions. Despite this, the secession referendum in Crimea remains a significant challenge. While Kiev residents oppose Crimea's secession, pro-Russian sentiment is strong in Crimea, with residents supporting the referendum. Recent demonstrations in Simferopol show unusual support for Ukraine, with religious leaders opposing Crimea's separation.

Why did the Ukrainian government turn to oligarchs for assistance?

• To stabilize the eastern regions with their influence

• To fund the Ukrainian military

• To negotiate directly with Moscow

• To gain military support against Russia

What is the main issue with the secession referendum in Crimea?

• It is backed by the Ukrainian government

• It is seen as a violation of international laws

• It is supported by the majority in Kiev

• It has been postponed indefinitely

What is the general sentiment in Kiev regarding Crimea's secession?

• Supportive of secession

• Indifferent to the outcome

• Opposed to secession

• In favor of joining Russia

What unusual event occurred in Simferopol recently?

• Protests against Ukraine

• A visit from Russian officials

• Demonstrations supporting Ukraine

• A military parade

What stance did religious leaders in Crimea take regarding the separation?

• They opposed the separation citing legal violations

• They encouraged joining Russia

• They remained neutral

• They supported the separation