Crimean budget revenue has doubled since Russia annexed it.
According to Federal Service of State Statistics in Crimea, in 2015 67% of Crimea’s income came from subsidies from the central government, compared to 50% 2013 when Crimea was part of Ukraine, according to a Radio Svoboda analyst.bit.ly/2muLhh6,
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