European route E105 – Syvash – Dzhankoy – North Crimean Canal – Simferopol – Alushta – Yalta Tavrida Highway A291: Kerch — Feodosia — Belogorsk — Simferopol — Bakhchisarai — Sevastopol. European route E97: Dzhankoy – Feodosiya – Kerch. Novorossiysk — Kerch highway A290: Crimean Bridge — Kerch Highway H19 (Ukraine) – Yalta – Sevastopol Highway M18 (Ukraine) – Yalta – Simferopol – Dzhankoy Highway H05 (Ukraine) – Simferopol – Simferopol International Airport – Krasnoperekopsk. Water Kerch Strait ferry line (until 2020), Kerch–Yenikale Canal Education Ukrainian and Crimean Tatar education is being squeezed. V.I. Vernadsky Crimean Federal University Simferopol gymnasium №1 Gymnasium 9 (Simferopol) Kerch Polytechnic College Science Crimean Astrophysical Observatory is a part of the Soviet Deep Space Network Deep-Space communications center RT-70 Simeiz Observatory Sport Football clubs FC TSK Simferopol FC Krymteplytsia Molodizhne FC Ocean Kerch FC Rubin Yalta Human rights United Nations monitors (that had been in Crimea from 2 April to 6 May 2014) said they were concerned about treatment of journalists, sexual, religious and ethnic minorities and AIDS patients. The monitors had found that journalists and activists who had opposed the 2014 Crimean referendum had been harassed and abducted. They also reported that Crimeans who had not applied for Russian citizenship faced harassment and intimidation. Russia said that it did not support the deployment of human rights monitors in Crimea. The (new) Crimean authorities vowed to investigate the reports of human rights violations. According to Human Rights Watch "Russia has violated multiple obligations it has as an occupying power under international humanitarian law – in particular in relation to the protection of civilians' rights." In its November 2014 report on Crimea, Human Rights Watch stated that "The de facto authorities in Crimea have limited free expression, restricted peaceful assembly, and intimidated and harassed those who have opposed Russia's actions in Crimea". According to the report, 15 persons went missing since March 2014; according to Ukrainian authorities 21 people disappeared. Head of the Republic Sergey Aksyonov pledged to find the missing persons as well as the culprits behind the kidnappings. Aksyonov regularly meets with a group of parents, whose children have gone missing, and human rights activists. These parents and human rights activists have complained that rotation of the team of investigators into these missing persons has harmed these investigations. Crimean Tatars The Mejlis of the Crimean Tatar People has come under the scrutiny of the