one, as it seems to me, the most advantageous option can be the caspian sea. and we are now halfway to the completion of this task, we can already see how they took their flotilla to the southwestern coast of the russian federation itself, the most valuable, again, military ships and vessels, only having a threat from our surface and underwater unmanned boats and underwater drones, and when there will be others. threats of air nature, missile nature, of course, that they will have no other way out than how to flee altogether in caspian sea. oleksandr, this raimstein was a little different from the previous one, because for the first time, it was the new minister of defense of ukraine, rustem umerov, and the commander-in-chief of the armed forces of ukraine valery zaluzhny took a direct part in it. why was zaluzhny invited, what does this indicate in your expert opinion?

well, because first of all, the representative of the general staff of the armed forces of ukraine, directly the commander-in-chief, knows the situation like no one else, especially since he is a professional military man, and many take part from of the ministry of defense in these activities, he is either not a professional military man, he is a civilian, or... who does not have the full amount of information regarding the events that take place in the combat zone and needs, that is, they may have information, but not so operational and immediately worked out, from the point of view of analytics, military positions, i.e. what is needed, what may be needed, what can await us, and all the various scenarios for considering the situation, which the general staff has on its table. and therefore

the presence of the immediate commander-in-chief i see it as quite rational and logical, a certain moment that finally came and i also liked it very much, it is also logical, i was surprised, by the way, that they were never invited, and now i think that they have more extensive information and deep information about the state of events, it is useful for us now, thank you very much, it was oleksandr kovalenko, a military-political observer of the information resistance group. thank you mr. oleksandr. this is really powerful military analytics. well, according to oleksandr, in fact, the development of krymskyi continues peninsula so that in the future it was about the actual appearance of ukrainian defense forces on its territory. and preparations are already underway for our soldiers to appear there. and

corresponding paramilitary groups are being created in the context of the defense forces from representatives, in particular residents of crimea. ayder, please remind us of our friends whom we now want to help in the same way? well, thank you christ, one of the goals of our program is not only the informational struggle for crimea, but also the support of the struggle, of our army, and this is the 48th separate battalion named naaman. the chidzhikan separate assault battalion is the first, the crimean unit is the first, and people go to it who are mostly crimeans, crimeans, or they want to serve in the crimean unit, so i encourage everyone who can, wants to join, there is a lot of different work there, military there and so-and-so, that is, call, you have seen the phones, they do recruiting there, they are very competent. people who will explain everything to you

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we continue the joint project of the espresso tv channel and the atr tv channel together with bera , where we talk about the problems of the temporarily occupied crimea, and this week, according to my observations, it may be subjective, but the occupiers somehow especially concentrated on the detention of crimeans, and mostly this crimean tatar population. the occupiers searched and detained members of the muslim religious community of alushta in crimea, it is noted that russian security forces came to the crimean tatars in the morning, a traditional story, it is about yusuf ashirov, as well as two members of the community, vilen useinov and zzinur pazov. my sister is being searched today, her husband oseinov vilen oseinovych, 81-year-old born in a family of four children, also lives in the house, mother, vilena,

a pensioner with constant blood pressure, but none of the relatives are currently in their house they don't let them in, they said they don't have to report to anyone and kicked them out of the yard, fatima gafarova said. a relative of vilena usiinova, after all, representatives of the muslim religious community of alushta in crimea were arrested for 10 days, this is the court's decision, and besides that, unfortunately, we can talk about the kidnapping of 22-year-old crimean tatar farkhad soliev in occupied sevastopol 3 in november, in feodosia there were also detentions, and can we say that this is some kind of new wave, some, you know, autumn-winter exacerbation of the occupiers, when they are looking for some traitors, do not trust anyone, not even themselves, we will talk about this and not only with our next guest,

i am glad to welcome oleksiy tilnenko, chairman of the board of go krymsos, to the studio. oleksiy, congratulations, glory to ukraine. i congratulate you on the hero glory. please tell us about the main trends, or is it really just that there has been a bit more live broadcasting, and social networks allow us to see a little more into the life of the occupied peninsula, that is why we are in fact witnesses of abductions and searches of crimeans now, how systematic is this history, is there an escalation now, please, yes indeed, the events that are currently... taking place, they are a continuation of the consistent policy of russia, which it started after the occupation of crimea , directly, creating, in fact, an atmosphere of persecution, intimidation, terror, and if we recall, at first it was in relation to pro-ukrainian activists, members of the mejlis

of the crimean tatar people, independent journalists, and then to the victims of persecution joined, religious groups in many crimean cities, in already said about allushta, it is also, bakhchisar, and many other cities, it is not only about muslim communities, it is also about other religious communities, including ocu, jehovah's witnesses, er, that is, it is happening so evolutionarily, and indeed you are right, in that we have become witnesses of larger scale of these actions, er, because, it has started to be highlighted more. since the beginning of the occupation, and indeed, the crimean tatars are disproportionately often victims of this repressive policy, despite the fact that, according to various sources,

crimean tatars make up about 13% of the entire population of crimea, and russia, since the beginning of the occupation, creates the image of crimean tatars as terrorists, extremists, saboteurs, thus trying to suppress this, dissent from crimea, well, i think that this is basically a system, but something tells me that the situation will worsen, we are not the only ones watching. only there is the persecution of religious communities, their members, for example, they constantly capture people, we also see such videos and they are accused of working there ukraine, the ukrainian armed forces, are accused of, among other things, that a person is somehow connected with the bataral zasug of naman chijikhan, which we have already talked about here, do you have any fears of such a spread of repression to a larger number of people now well

precisely because of the hostilities, yes, indeed, if, if you look in retrospect, that is , as i said, at the beginning, they suppressed, precisely about ukrainian and active citizens, after that they started, russia began to invent new excuses in order to increase the scale of these repressions, that is, if to begin... took the religious aspect as a basis, then indeed, now, after june 22nd , when the crimean tatar volunteer battalion named after chili bijihan was recognized as a terrorist organization, indeed, this aspect was also added, it cannot be ruled out that they will invent something still new in order to further increase the scale of repression against both crimean tatars and crimeans in general , as of august 23, at least 106 crimean tatars became victims of politically

motivated persecution in the izbut cases tahrir, and since the beginning of the occupation of crimea, 17 crimean tatars have received sentences for alleged participation in the battle hall named after naman chijekhan, since the beginning of 2023, four people have already received sentences for alleged participation in this battle hall. ugh. and please tell me, mr. oleksiy, how can it be generally qualified when the russians in the territory of the occupied crimea and in the territory of their own russian federation try to arrest people involved in religious organizations, such as but-tahrir, something they don't like there in this to the religious muslim organization jehovah's witnesses, yes, religious.

alushta, but at the same time, representatives of hamas calmly go to moscow, and there is no problem for this, apparently, except for who else they recognized there, who else they dealt with, oh, well , listen, the taliban go there, that is, this that's the norm of things, but muslims who are, let's say, associated with certain organizations, which by the way, nowhere else in the world, or at least in these ... countries, are not recognized as some kind of terrorist or something, with that they have problems, how can these double standards be generally described now? well, it should be said that what they bring to justice cannot be said, what they incriminate these people does not correspond to reality, and there are no real grounds for this, because these people have always lived in crimea, and in our country during russia's occupation of crimea, there were never any problems either with hizbut-tahrir, or with

the crimean-tatar community, or with other entities i don't know. if we talk about a violation, then it is really a violation, because the persecution of members of religious organizations is a violation of the 18th article of the universal declaration of human rights and the ninth article of the convention on the protection of human rights and fundamental freedoms, therefore it is just a motive, it is a fiction used for repression, and it should be perceived as such. well, listen, they just chose the islam that they like, the terrorist, this extreme component, the peaceful islam, which is there, like jehovah's witnesses, they are not violent organizations, absolutely, as their name is tahrir, and they have violence is prohibited in principle, even as it is, so are they chose whom they would persecute. and who should be supported by hamas and the taliban, that is, simply terrorism in

an active phase - this is what russia chooses, of course, to fabricate cases, and it is much easier to persecute people who are peaceful than people who are aggressive, much easier, than awarding and honoring terrorists, for example, so absolutely, mr. oleksiy, another topic, that is, occupation ... pity quite a controversial topic in ukrainian society. although the ukrainian legislation gives a rather unequivocal answer to me, people who found themselves in the occupation and were forced to receive, well, just the most, you know, basic services, such as medical or any other, were forced to receive these ausweiss , they cannot be brought to justice and even more so considered

as collaborators, but in ukrainian society there may still be certain... discussions on this matter, and why they did not leave, why took passports, and did they have another choice, and so on, and so on, after all, in your opinion, how can we get rid of this, in my opinion, very dangerous and untimely conversation on the topic of passports in the occupied territories, in my personal opinion opinion, as a person who was under occupation when kherson was occupied, the greatest effort should be focused on explaining to people who were not under occupation exactly what was happening there and what were the motives of these people, because unfortunately, the majority of the population who were not in the occupation, they do not understand these people, and they do not

understand the situation in which they found themselves, well, you know that this is really a forced step , you know, well, at least i... i don't know how to read, know the laws of my own country, but to the public, especially to individuals, well, somehow i think so an opinion is needed, because these so-called passports have never, never been recognized by ukraine for a single second, a single minute, a single day, a single year, these documents do not exist in the ukrainian field, simply, i absolutely agree with you, but there are two aspects here, we there is a legislative aspect and what is fixed in our factor legislation, and i, on the other hand, have had enough of ukrainian society, which suffered as a result of russia's aggression, and because of this, is very aggressive towards everything that russia has given, including occupation passports, so it is necessary to conduct a very broad information campaign , clarification in order to lower the degree

of this tension, yes, thank you oleksiy, we will continue to do so. talk about these extremely important topics. oleksiy tilnenko, chairman of the board of go kryms. he was in touch with us. human rights defenders continue to work on so that the people who left the occupied territories and the people who remain there could at least hope for the support of civilized values. listen, there is, there is a simple, very simple criterion, a person is for ukraine or not for ukraine and that's all, all these passports, they don't have any meaning, especially now there is a war. well, if a person was forced to take a passport. i apologize, we have people with passports who point to the targets here, and there are people with ukrainian passports, and there are people who were forced to take russian passports, who point, i i apologize for the goals there in crimea, that’s it, well, actually, we should not forget that these passports are not recognized by the ukrainian

state, and they are not recognized in western countries, where it is exactly the same, but less so, exactly , the acceptance of this passport can greatly facilitate the stay in the occupation of people who were forced to stay there for various reasons, and i would like to remind you that according to all conventions, it is the occupier who must maintain the population and provide it with everything necessary in the occupied territories, i am sorry, christ, you know, it's very easy to explain, and there was such a created atmosphere of persecution. because of a ukrainian passport, if you didn’t have one, you, in principle, 100% should have left, because you can’t live there without this property, we wouldn’t have a single fire adjuster there in crimea now and wherever it is, this the cotton was flying there, well, it’s a simple thought, i would like us at the end of our conversation with you today to remember the sixth

anniversary of the tragic death of a veteran of the national movement of the crimean tatars, vizhie kashka wrote about it on mykola polozov, who systematically defends the rights of politically persecuted ukrainians and crimean tatars of crimean descent, actually vijie kashka, a man who, at the age of 82, died not of old age, not of having lived a happy life and a long life, and she was essentially killed, as witnesses note that during the detention, she was subjected to... there were people who saw how the security forces hit her with the butt of a machine gun, well , we understand what consequences this can have for physiology a person at this age, a few words about widžek. well, you can't calmly mention it here, she was a person with a capital letter, such a small, small woman, who was actually very strong, i respected her very much and she

treated me very well, i remember her during the blockade of crimea, and you saw this march with a big flag, she was always the first, always and everywhere, and she never cared for the occupiers, nor was she absolutely afraid of anything or anyone, it is a pity that she did not live to see the deoccupation of crimea, but we we will take revenge for her, including through help to our battalion, which will move to crimea in the crimean direction. let's also remind that ukraine these days honors the memory of the victims of the famine of the 1930s, and it would be unfair not to mention crimea in this aspect, i think it would be unfair. i, for example, can say that

members of my family ended up in the territory of crimea in exactly this way and at this very time, and for several generations they were born there in this way, fled to crimea, residents of mainland ukraine fled to crimea in its efforts to feed itself, and precisely the fact that the famine... did not affect crimea too much, not as much as it affected the southern regions of ukraine, kherson or zaporizhzhia, is evidence that it was not a famine caused by crop failures, droughts and something else, since, in principle , the situation with natural resources and circumstances on the territory of the crimea and on the territory of at least the south of the kherson region was very similar, but in the kherson region people were actually dying and dying of hunger, and they were trying to export, export bread from the crimea,

in order to feed a resident of mainland ukraine, this was not allowed to be done, of course the soviets were not allowed to do this, that's the way it is, they simply chose different methods to destroy ukrainians and crimeans, so they destroyed ukrainians in one way, the crimeans through deportation, during which half almost died due to inhumane conditions, yes, and this is such a policy, these are stalin's policies. russia, in general, that's how they are, they decide and finally solve the issues of peoples that they don't like on their land, and a large number of ukrainian families in the 30s, in particular, from the southern ukrainian regions from the poltava region, as members of my family, are very grateful to the crimean land, for the fact that it was able to shelter, was able to feed the children, the most important thing, because the children are actually in... i remembered that your story of your family she's not the first one i heard about, i really regret that i didn't

talk about it in detail with my grandmother at the time, yes, well, maybe she didn't remember much, she was born in the 26th year, it seems, but that's all one thing, it's a pity, yes, that 's the end of our conversation about crimea today, we thank everyone who joined our broadcast, let us remind you that this is a joint project of the tv channel and the tv channel... atr together beraber, my name is hrystyna yatskiv, i thank eder muzhdabayev for the opportunity to touch on this extremely important topic, and i thank everyone who watches this program and who helps 48 separate assault battalions, this is one of the goals of what we are doing here, let me remind you that you can and should join the collection for 100 fpv drones, just for this unit in the crimea direction, you can. there at the beginning of the program at the beginning there somewhere in the middle of the program there were qr codes and

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