"I am sure that this is inhuman. The world community should to pay attention to such actions because the rights of ordinary people, women and children should be protected," Tunc said at a press conference at the Rossiya Segodnya International Information Agency’s press center in Crimea.
He added that the most outrageous actions Crimea has been subjected to were the energy blockade of the peninsula and the shut-off of the North Crimean channel.
The delegation of 22 Turkish politicians and representatives of business circles arrived in Simferopol late on Wednesday. The delegation is on a three-day visit to the peninsula to meet representatives of the local business community, the authorities and the Crimean Tatar minority.
After the reunification, the Ukrainian authorities imposed an economic and energy blockade on Crimea. In September 2015, anti-Russian activists blocked railway line to interrupt supply of raw materials for Crimea's largest industrial enterprise — Ukrainian Chemical Products plant. The products supplies were also halted.
In October 2015, Ukrainian activists damaged power lines, trying to introduce an energy blockade on the peninsula. The blockade has affected more than 2.2 million people.
