Proud to be Ukrainians, many in Crimea face future in fear


SIMFEROPOL, Ukraine (Reuters) - The pro-Russian authorities who declared Crimea part of Russia on Thursday said they were carrying out the will of the overwhelming majority of its residents.

The streets belong to Russia's supporters: crowds chanting "Rossiya! Rossiya!" and waving the Russian tricolour.

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