Crimean Winery Hopes to Benefit From Russian Annexation

Many Crimeans voted to join the Russian Federation in the hope of improving their well-being. Ukraine's crumbling economy has hurt businesses throughout the country, while Russia has accumulated considerable wealth through its energy sales. One Crimean winery's management hopes it will benefit from the region's annexation by Russia. The Crimean peninsula may be best known for its Black Sea coast with beautiful beaches and naval ports, but the region's main...

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