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The Kremlin won't change the heads of the Crimean government before at least spring, thinks Crimean political scientist Dmytro Omelchuk.
“[Russian-backed de-facto head of Crimea Sergei] Aksyonov hasn’t exhausted the trust of the Moscow authorities or the man in charge [Putin]. He received certain guarantees and I think that all this talk is just political chatter. Maybe the need for change is long overdue, but nobody would do anything yet,” he said to RFE/RL Crimean desk.
Omelchuk doesn’t know who can take Aksyonov’s place.
“Most likely, it would be a Crimean citizen, but today no clear figures are seen in the monopoly of power of Aksyonov’s regime. So it is extremely difficult to make any predictions,” he said.
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