The expert reported it to The Telegraph.

There are eight such directions:

1. Protection of human rights and freedoms in Crimea and Russia, the involvement of international human rights organizations;
2. Legal protection of property illegally seized during the occupation;
3. Economic policy: Ukraine will initiate new sanctions against those operating in the occupied territories;
4. Social, humanitarian, and cultural policy: providing Crimeans with access to educational institutions on the mainland of Ukraine, as well as the development of the culture of the Crimean Tatar and other indigenous peoples;
5. Crimean environmental problems: constant monitoring of problematic situations with the involvement of international organizations;
6. Creating a national broadcasting strategy on the peninsula, which includes providing media support;
7. International cooperation: development of the Crimean platform;
8. Security policy: Ukraine reserves the right to exercise all possibilities provided by international law and national law to protect the rights and freedoms of people in Crimea.

What is known

• On March 11, the National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine approved the draft “Strategy for de-occupation and reintegration of the temporarily occupied territory of the Autonomous Republic of Crimea and the City of Sevastopol”.
• On August 23, 2021, the Crimean platform for the de-occupation of Crimea will be held in Kyiv. Ukraine invites the entire international community. Most countries have already supported the Ukrainian initiative on Crimea.