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• November 11, 2007 — Up to 2,000 metric tons of fuel oil have leaked near the Black Sea after a Russian oil tanker split in half.^{(BBC News)}
• August 26, 2007 — A man and a woman have been found dead in their car after a fire swept the Alupka forestry on the southern coast of Ukraine's Crimean Peninsula.^{(RIA Novosti)}
• April 26, 2007 — Monument to victims of the Chernobyl disaster was unveiled in Simferopol.^{(National Radio of Ukraine)}
• April 19, 2007 — The Crimean parliament has created a business entity to supervise development of the western part of Crimea.^{(Ukrainian Journal)}
• March 29, 2007 — A Russian warship fired a high explosive shell at a Ukrainian town in an apparent accidental firing.^{(India eNews)}
• March 14, 2007 — Leonid Grach, the Crimean Communist leader, deputy to the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine, said from the rostrum of the parliament that the Ukrainian security services had started his shadowing.^(ITAR-TASS)

• March 6, 2007 — Ukraine demanded Tuesday that Russia obey a court order and cede control over disputed lighthouses on the Black Sea coast, including the one on cape Sarych.^{(Kyiv Post)}
• March 3, 2007 — President Viktor Yushchenko appeals to Crimean authority to refuse from attempts of gaining regional status for Russian language and other speculations on state language status.^{(Ukrayinska Pravda)} —Preceding unsigned comment added by DDima (talk • contribs) 15:53, August 26, 2007 (UTC)
• March 3, 2007 — BYuT leader Yulia Tymoshenko says Moscow plans to invest up to 3billion dollars in the development of Crimean coast, and the investment, in her opinion, is to be made in order to destabilize the political situation in Crimea.^(Interfax)
• March 2, 2007 — Crimean resort "Yalta" hosts 16th International Tourist Fair "Crimea. Resorts. Tourism — 2007."^{(National Radio of Ukraine)}
• February 22, 2007 — President Victor Yushchenko has arrived in Simferopol to introduce his new Crimean envoy, Viktor Shemchuk, to the autonomous republic's leadership.^(ForUm)
• February 22, 2007 — Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko called on the Crimean authorities to give up attempts at granting the Russian language a regional status as well as "other speculations around the status of the state language."^(ITAR-TASS)
• February 21, 2007 — Crimea intends to deepen economic links with Moscow, Russia.^{(Ukrainian National Radio)}
• February 17, 2007 — About a thousand Crimean Tatars rallied Monday on Ukraine's Crimean Peninsula to demand the return of land seized after Soviet leader Joseph Stalin forced the deportation of their ethnic group, said police officials.^{(Kyiv Post)}

• Feburary 17, 2007 — Crimea is keen on deepening economic ties with Azerbaijan.^(today.az)
• February 16, 2007 — Volodymyr Haltsev has been appointed Crimea's prosecutor general.^(Interfax)
• February 14, 2007 — The Ukrainian National Council on TV and Radio Broadcast has suspended wire broadcast of Russian Mayak's programs on air of the State TV and Radio Broadcast Company "Crimea".^{(Ukrainian National Radio)}
• February 7, 2007 — President Viktor Yushchenko discussed regulation of conflicts among Crimean Tatars and local authorities with MPs Mustafa Cemilev and Refat Chubarov.^{(Ukrainian National Radio)}