Kiev continues to barely & nbsp; is & nbsp; not & nbsp; every day to replenish the black lists of those who are prohibited from entering the & nbsp; country because of & nbsp; visits to Crimea. Until & nbsp; there was still no clear explanation of how Ukrainian border guards would find out about & nbsp; entry into the & nbsp; territory of the Russian peninsula & nbsp; & mdash; with & nbsp; the fact that & nbsp; arriving here without a & nbsp; stamp in the & nbsp; passport. Izvestia tried to figure out what was happening. The most plausible version on & nbsp; today looks and & nbsp; the most simple at first glance. As high-ranking sources of the editorial office said, the border service of Ukraine, with the help of a neural network, monitors all the content of social networks with & nbsp; tags from & nbsp; Crimea and & nbsp; enters citizens of & nbsp; RF and & nbsp; other countries in & nbsp; lists for & nbsp; verification.
There is also & nbsp; another explanation for the awareness of our neighbors: cybersecurity experts in a & nbsp; conversation with & nbsp; Izvestia admitted that & nbsp; Ukrainian special services, if desired, can buy data on & nbsp; movements of Russians stored in & nbsp; reservation systems or & nbsp; databases. About & nbsp; who & nbsp; gets into & nbsp; Ukrainian blacklists and & nbsp; where Kiev receives data from citizens of the Russian Federation, & nbsp; & mdash; in the & nbsp; material of Izvestia.
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Massively prohibiting Russians from entering the & nbsp; territory of Ukraine began in & nbsp; May 2017 & nbsp; & mdash; then 40 cultural figures from & nbsp; Russia were added to the & nbsp; blacklist because of & nbsp; visits to Crimea, which the Kiev authorities call “ temporarily occupied '' territory. In addition to the peninsula, the & nbsp; list of “ prohibited '' for & nbsp; visits to places Ukraine contributed and & nbsp; Donbass.
Intelligence of Ukraine called the timing of the alleged invasion of Russia 
Before & nbsp; this, similar bans were introduced selectively and & nbsp; in & nbsp; mainly in & nbsp; in relation to public persons: in & nbsp; April 2017, at the & nbsp; Ukrainian station Konotop, the singer Lolita Milyavskaya was removed from the train and & nbsp; was deported because of & nbsp; what & nbsp; m she visited Kerch. Since & nbsp; then for & nbsp; cultural workers Kiev has created a special black list. Now in the & nbsp; list published on the & nbsp; website of the Ukrainian Ministry of Culture & nbsp; there are already 208 names.
Since & nbsp; 2017, the Ukrainian authorities began to restrict entry to the & nbsp; country and & nbsp; for & nbsp; non-public citizens of the Russian Federation, if it turned out that & nbsp; after the return of Crimea to the & nbsp; composition of Russia, they arrived on the & nbsp; peninsula not through & nbsp; border crossings in the & nbsp; Kherson region. It is noteworthy that & nbsp; to get into the & nbsp; region with & nbsp; tourist purposes from the & nbsp; Ukrainian side is impossible & nbsp; & mdash; only for & nbsp; visiting relatives or with & nbsp; possession of property.
In & nbsp; unlike & nbsp; blacklists of the Ministry of Culture for & nbsp; ordinary Russians, there is no public list of prohibited entry. But & nbsp; such a list certainly exists, the Prosecutor of the Autonomous Republic of Crimea confirmed in & nbsp; March 2020; (the Ukrainian authorities continue to appoint civil servants in the & nbsp; region) Igor Ponochovny.