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== New map to reflect changes since Ukrainian administrative reform in July 2020 ==

Since the [[Verkhovna Rada|Ukrainian parliament]] approved the [[Development of the administrative divisions of Ukraine#Administrative%20reform%20of%202020|2020 administrative reform]] in July 2020, most [[Raions of Ukraine|raions]] in the country has been abolished, and the administrative borders redrawn (hence the name). The law that the parliament passed included provisions towards [[Crimea]], as it considers the peninsula [[de jure]] Ukrainian territory. However, since the Ukrainian government has never [[de facto]] controlled the peninsula due to [[Russian occupation of Crimea|Russian occupation]], the provisions for administrative reform has to date not yet been implemented, and the Russian authorities continue to use the pre-2020 administrative borders. As of now, currently existing political maps of Crimea in Wikipedia (at least all that I have seen and found) follows this old administrative division, and it would be beneficial to have a second map that reflects this Ukrainian administrative reform. [[User:TeddyRoosevelt1912|TeddyRoosevelt1912]] ([[User talk:TeddyRoosevelt1912|talk]]) 06:04, 3 November 2022 (UTC)