Russian-annexed Crimea faces grim economic future
Russian-annexed Crimea faces a bleak economic future with dependence on Moscow set to grow
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- Industrial decline
- Continental comparison
- Complying with Russian law
- Nationalisation drive
- Tourism and food
- Dip in support?
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_350.jpg "A view of Balaklava, a district of Sevastopol in Crimea (Reuters/Pavel Rebrov)")