by the kyiv international institute of sociology. 64% of the respondents were slightly divided - they said that crimea should be returned by any means, even if it means prolonging the war with russia, 24%. responded to approved to such a question, they were told that if the event provides us with ironclad guarantees and the return of other regions with crimea may be options please tell me now modern ukraine 2023 do we have such a luxury as two options, one military and the other possible through negotiations or is it on the table is interrupted for an emergency

a news release for you about this information service intros and i, oleksandr vasylchenko, an air alert has been announced in ukraine, a map in which regions do you now see on the e-e map e-e both from aircraft carriers e-e from russian territory and from black sea ships are possible missile launches, we are currently verifying this information, air air alarms transmitted messages about the launch of missiles from bombers here 160 that took off from airfields of the russian federation, it is assumed that several cruise missiles of the kha 101 type were launched from the caspian direction, in the scope of the president, they urged not to ignore this information, to remain vigilant and to be in shelters, the operational command of the south, in turn, reported that in the black sea, an enemy naval group consisting of 11 ships was supplemented by two submarine missile carriers, and the day before, i will remind you that in the evening

around 10 o'clock, the enemy attacked dnipropetrovsk oblast and struck pavlograd according to the previous according to the data, residential buildings were affected, we are waiting for official information about the consequences of the attack , this is the end of our release. please stay in shelters, further program accent please tell me now, modern ukraine is 2023. do we have such a luxury as two options, one military and the other possible through negotiations, is this on the table, i would like to start from the results of these polls here and 15% those who hesitate and there and more

percentages who think that there may be different options, since about eight people abstained, the question of these people must be enlightened and enlightened in the direction that, er, any conditions for ending the war at the expense of the concession of any part of the ukrainian territory are simply a prolongation of the war and nothing more will definitely return as a rematch, firstly and secondly, i would uh, well, no, sociologists can do everything that they uh is considered expedient , but i wouldn't build a hypothetical such options if the event, if someone would still try to give society

confidence because of how it can behave itself in recent years, we have witnessed such situations when , well, let's say so easy, such wishes of the west , they were thrown off by our behavior, including regarding the war with russia. crimea that the preservation of russia's control over crimea is the impossibility of any economic development of the ukrainian state because all black sea ports will be controlled by russia, this is firstly and secondly, this is the abandonment of the increase in time of a new threat of a new revenge on the part of russia, and here it is important to say that at any what kind of agreements or negotiations with russia regarding crimea can only be about reparations and payments, and after deoccupation, yes . or i would look at the perspective of nine

years. crimea became a role model in the 22nd year for russia's occupation of other territories of ukraine. what did they do in the crimea in the 14th year, first suppression of a activism a-a repression against the e active population, then er-e attempts to hold referendums and er- then simply turning into er-er into shacks and managing money and so on and so on they kherson oblast and zaporizhzhia oblast have started to do this in the crimean scenario in a temporary way, absolutely and in one word, and what was happening in crimea is happening in crimea, i call it a new colonization. and what crimea has been through, it has already been through at least three times, and russia is also in relation to if you already

they mentioned the concept of reparations, but in my opinion, this is absolutely my private opinion, but i believe that the crimean tatar people definitely have the right to demand reparations, they all have the absolute right to demand reparations, reparations not only within the framework of those reparations that russia should pay to ukraine for the destruction and so on, but also individual, because the history of the genocide of the crimean tatar people, er, it stretches back even longer than the history of modern , completely independent ukraine, here again i want to add two numbers a to the 18th century to the first of the annexation of crimea by catherine ii, eight and 95% of this population of crimea were crimean tatars, that is, today due to deportation due to genocides due to repression. and this percentage is 13% of the native population of ukraine in crimea. therefore , it is obvious when we talk about reparations and what is happening today with

by the tsarist people. but we have another tragic page like the whole of ukraine, but besides that, we have this force of resistance that exists, existed in crimea for 9 years and exists today. thesis about which you said, and again it collides somewhere with the behavior of people of some part of our citizens who, under what conditions , it is possible to admit that it is possible to agree with the aggressor here, we just have to learn the lessons of what happened to us in history and especially this it's been a year since the 10th, and we should all be clearly aware that evil is not punished, it returns even more , we are evil again, and here

it is. there chubarov is trying something else take a position no, evil is simply not punished, it will definitely return in order to commit such crimes that can put a cross on the future of the ukrainian nation and the ukrainian state, and what concerns moscow , russia under any regime, this is confirmed by all of its history with neighboring countries and therefore, at the end of this war, the victory must be formalized by the relevant international acts, which must be implemented and the institution and the conditions for the impossibility of future military attacks, and i do not rule out that if some -is

the original peoples of the russian federation will want this, that the international community should support their efforts to determine themselves on their land, if today there are difficult things , the crimean scenario has only been set up since the second world war to make a new one impossible. the one who threatens the world and civilization in the future, and ukraine , together with the international community, the end of this russian-ukrainian war must be furnished with these circumstances so that everyone is calm, including those who live in the territory of modern russia , that they will never be used in a war against their neighbors, absolutely, yes, gentlemen, we do not

have much time left, and even less, we still have the important topic of the liberation of crimea , the liberation of crimea from of russian riddles, this is half of the topic, the other half of the topic is the reintegration of crimea, it is not the same thing, we understand it well, we hope . we can use , for example, the experience of croatia , perhaps from the integration of its own territories. e of ukraine, together with the public and the magistracy

, in addition to the art of the people, are working on a new version of this strategy, but no matter how it is written there, well, we just have to agree on the directions of the victors, but detailing is there too. it is present, but it can change depending on how the war progresses and what will happen around crimea and around the ukrainian state, so that it will happen to russia itself absolutely, but if we talk schematically about the territory of crimea, it is freed from of russian troops and it is again part of ukraine as it was actually and the russians no longer have any influence on it, what are the main problems or as it is now fashionable to say the challenges we will face when we talk about challenges but let's go let's look at crimea in perspective, now there are 9 years of temporary occupation, this means that

a child who was born in occupied crimea has already graduated from second grade, second grade, second grade, this is second or third grade, that is, junior high school, this means that today it is important for us to work with people living in the temporarily occupied territories to explain what the deoccupation of crimea means. and what does the topic of collaboration not collaboration mean, so who do they consider, that is, at the same time, about the school, and there are also teachers who were brought there from this russia and they teach all children absolutely in the third grade, but i want to, you know, pay attention to one such phenomenon that took place in the 22nd year , that is, the topic of crimea returned to the public discourse of ukraine, all of ukraine, and ukraine is also

ukrainian er, the agenda returned to crimea, that is, even while observing that and what about today this is obviously not public, but how was it in soviet times in crimea and in the kitchens they are discussing and it is obvious that they are discussing the war, they are discussing topics that were related there and bucha and mariupol and irpin and raisins that is activistcide, and they also have a public manifestation when i talk about resistance. and we have this resistance in a public sense. so when artists, artists, and activists, hmm, students remind us that not only did russia occupy crimea, but russia today, at this moment commits acts of genocide in another territory of ukraine, talking about the fact that the ukrainian

agent is returning to the crimea, and i can't help but share my surprise, absolute shock, i just saw a video that someone posted on the network, as if on the yalta embankment. if i'm not wrong young people sang or sang or danced to ukrainian songs, absolutely modern, pop music is ukrainian here, it is important to say that it was in this nine years, that is, at every tyrian wedding, ukrainian music is just that the occupiers now began to pay attention and began to condemn and give administrative or and for prison terms just for ordinary residents for singing the red book , this is the anthem of ukraine, as always the occupier acts on this territory and another way in which the occupier acts. figuratively, it is conventional to divide the methods into hard or hot and cold or slow

, another method is the importation of the population, this is also a kind of genocide when the indigenous population is changed to some kind of import. settled there illegally , and the times of russian occupation separately. they have to leave this crimea, because they settled not only illegally, they knowingly understood that this is stolen land, foreign territory, they settled there when we talk about the future of crimea, liberated crimea we have to understand very clearly how the ukrainian state will strengthen itself in this very unique corner of its own territory of the ukrainian crimea - it is not just a matter of rhetoric or propaganda or only means, the activity of the mass media is the setting of those mechanisms of co-management of crimea, the lives of those people who

will remain and live in crimea, including the indigenous crimean tatar people, this is a must, and we as a state must learn from our own mistakes since 1991, how they gained independence and what official kyiv has legal norms to provide such a mechanism so that those communities living in crimea, including the crimean tatars, are maximally equal in their rights and obligations, so that people's lives do not depend on who is more, who is less, and the laws work, this does not happen when did you actually anticipate my question? it is, and i will tell you honestly, and i also said before the broadcast that you, before the recording, that i am a little afraid of him. this is a question, but i have to ask it . are there any, well, i won't say insults not about that

let's talk about whether there are any shortcomings, and i think that they were in the ukrainian crimea before the 14th year that did not suit and with which the crimean tatar people did not agree, so it is clear. therefore, before the occupation of crimea, there were a lot of shortcomings. well, it was not restored. the rights of the crimean tatar people. i mean collective rights, because the people were taken, evicted for almost half a century , they were not on their land, everything was changed, the names of toponyms were demolished, we could have demolished everything , and then when it came back, they spread it out on purpose so that these were the last years of the soviet authorities and they gave this algorithm of return and and and and any mechanisms are allegedly democratic, let's say the electoral system does not work there because, well, the majority is ethnic . she always promoted her approaches and her

messages. special mechanisms that provide an opportunity to equalize the rights of the e-e community regardless of their number in the entire civilized world are necessary, and these mechanisms have been working for a long time, including in european countries, to put it simply for us it is necessary to transform the status of crimea, it should remain an autonomous republic, but finally it is necessary to decide who is the subject of the definition of crimea's self-determination, who is the subject of this autonomy, if we again silently think that this is the ethnic russian majority, then we must not bypass in the future of a new trouble, we need to talk about autonomy, which was ah at the beginning of 901-14, yes , hmm, of the soviet model, and which was simply promoted

then by the crimean communists, and that's why today , when they try to celebrate the autonomous republic of crimea, we say that it is ah communist holiday is like that. but crimea until the 14th year was a peninsula where, when in power , it was affiliated with russia, and the crimean elite, which constantly tried to a-a crimean tatars, but not crimean tatars, just political ukrainians , including or like in crimea the slavs were told to push the slavic population together with their foreheads and thus switch the subject and the crimean tatars, through their institutions, national institutions from political to cultural and educational, were able to do so and that's why today, apart from the tsarist national territorial autonomy, which, in my opinion, has

to be after the deoccupation of crimea is not only a preference for the crimean tarts for this, but the truth is help in preserving identity and today we are talking about historical justice, historical justice, and this is finally what will allow the crimean tatars to take responsibility for their motherland, for their land, that's why we have to talk about it a about settler colonization, which you are talking about, at least 700,000. well , in one of the interviews, the population you have was imported, it was up to a million. that is, it is one third of the amount imported. no, it was not necessary here, because in the world there were such situations, and you mentioned croatia, and croatia was getting tougher approaches there, i would not like some repetitions there, but all those who settled illegally from the moment russia began to control crimea, and this is from

february 27, 2014 to today, who all settle there they have to leave, there can be no exceptions, because it is against our laws, it is, well, it is the colonization of crimea, and it is absolutely, then, you know, the creation of conditions so that, well , at least the crimean tatars are dissolved, already destroyed to the end, because a million new people on 300,000 indigenous people and 500,000 ethnic ukrainians. well, if they want to live in skirts. well, listen, you don't have to throw away yours . tyumen and others there are also beautiful in their own way . you remember the beauty. it means that the russians were going to leave crimea, she didn't want to. then i took a video from the orengoi, it seems like, well, why are you such a snowball, and that’s why the smart russians who colonized the crimea today are already returning to themselves with their so-so

beautiful russian words and either buy or continue to return to their lands from the crimea until there is no time, but we will not forget one more thing, and mr. refate, you even mentioned restitution because does this mean that those people who will remain on legal grounds should still be morally ready for what restoration of historical justice, it is like that, sometimes it may seem unfair, they, this is russia, moscow must compensate for all the losses that we, as a ukrainian state, crimea, as a part of ukraine, people, as citizens of ukraine , have suffered and will suffer from that war. i am this i forgive you now, we crimean tatars of our history once

tried to understand these people, these are the people who settled them in our homes after our expulsion, these are tens of thousands of crimean tatar homes that were inhabited by other people, when we returned, we all said to ourselves that this was the only thing as they say to us in the people, what is good, well, these are innocent people who live in our houses, they were settled by the state, and we will not claim our houses, and there is not a single case in all the years of return that someone came and said leave. this my home, even though we all have houses there preserved. so that you are strangers , like someone’s documents were preserved, but these people did not understand , you know, it is so honest and fair, well , unfair. and such a good approach, and many of them are a way out of russia they in 2014 they or their children they welcomed moscow again living in our houses yes and they invited

a mask to our land and now i think we must now very clearly prescribe to improve our laws in accordance with international humanitarian law but these people they are colonists they are not can stay on ukrainian territory, please, and they never felt a sense of belonging to that land. that's why there is crimea, which was transformed there in soviet times and in the 90s in 2000. so when they transformed crimea into a place of a very quick or rest and you return and there is a landfill after you and that we are now today we definitely can’t afford it but literally the final question short answers that crimea i hope for the near future that you imagine imagine what it is like and this is the territorial commissariat

national autonomy, but this is a place that, like a magnet, already in a good sense, attracts the best people in the world, attracts creative people, and becomes a real pearl not only of ukraine, but of the whole world, i.e. crimea, open , democratic, free ukrainian and crimean tatar, it is a ukrainian territory over which it hovers next to the state flag of ukraine, the flag of the crimean tatar autonomy. it will be very similar to the symbiosis of the flag and the coat of arms. they are very similar. they are combined. and the crimean tatars will feel confident in this autonomy, because they will already be

to be aware that their future is guaranteed, they are preserved. a large community of ethnic ukrainians will live there with confidence. there will be people of other nationalities living there who are supposed to live in ukraine according to ukrainian laws, but thank you very much for this conversation. i hope that about what we talked about today is all good. what we talked about will come true in the near future . of course, it depends on many factors, but we understand that there is simply no other way out and we will eventually go to the ukrainian and crimean tatar crimea again. i wish i thank you very much for this time. what you gave us, it was an interesting conversation. i think we will talk again someday. god willing, i will remind everyone that this was a column. the emphasis was on our guests today. it was a fact that the head of the medzhilis of the crimean tatar people, alim aliyev , the deputy generator of the ukrainian institute co-founder crimea sauce and crimean house

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