There are 32% of interethnic households in Crimea. The head of the Federal State Statistics Service Aleksandr Surinov said that at the press conference in Yalta, Kryminform reports.
“The population of Crimea is liable to enter into a marriage with persons of other nationalities to a greater extent,” Surinov said.
Among national groups of the peninsula the largest number of mono-ethnic marriages is among the Crimean Tatars (82%), Russians (67%), Tatars (55%), Armenians (52%), Azerbaijanis (44%) and Ukrainians (36%).
The index of mono-ethnic households is less than 20% among small-numbered peoples (Karaites, Greeks, Krymchaks, Belarusians, Bulgarians).
As a reminder, the number of women is 18% greater than the number of men among the population of Crimea.
