The number of Russians who support Crimea joining Russia has grown to 73 percent from 64 percent in March when Moscow annexed the peninsula, a recent poll has shown. The survey, conducted by independent pollster Levada Center, indicated the number of respondents who think Crimea should be part of Ukraine has dropped to just 4 percent from 14 percent in March, the Interfax news agency reported on Sept. 2.
Russia's War Against Ukraine
The Moscow Times: Poll shows more Russians support annexation of Crimea
A litttle boy sits in a baby's bath at a temporary facility for refugees form Eastern Ukraine, 20 km outside from the Crimean capital Simferopol, on July 17, 2014.
