ukraine is liberating crimea.eek after week, we do not lack news, every week the armed forces of ukraine strike at the occupiers, at the enemies, so i have no doubt that crimea will be liberated, and that we will win, we will win together with you. the search for student alina boshko, who disappeared on february 17 of this year in the volyn region, has been ongoing for 3 months. the circumstances of the disappearance are without exaggeration very mysterious. let me remind you that 17-year-old alina rested with her friends in nature near the village of ugrynnychi. this photo was taken a few hours before the disappearance girls around 2 p.m., alina left for the forest, but did not return. friends say. that it was her decision, that they were resting and she went in an unknown direction, then they came to their senses and began to search for her. friends began to search and call for alina, but, unfortunately, she was nowhere to be found, so they asked for help. hundreds of people, law enforcement officers, rescuers,

crimea and the development of crimea as a naval base forces of ukraine? i think that the development of tourism there in crimea is such a more distant prospect, because, first of all , acute security problems have not been resolved in ukraine, russian aggression has not been repelled, and almost 20% of the territory of ukraine is still under russian control. we understand that even after the restoration of the territorial integrity of ukraine within the internationally recognized borders, there will still be unresolved security issues, primarily the demining, including various nature conservation areas, where deminers conduct training and which are used as sites for launching rockets or shaheeds on the mainland of ukraine, this is... a question of how to counteract local collaborators and traitors, a question like a wide range of issues that also arise from transitional justice, i.e. who to leave in the relevant position, who to dismiss, who to send for retraining, because, for example, there are... discussions about local teachers, which teachers, there,

we are talking about the occupied crimea.rst part, they talked about military gains armed forces of ukraine. in the second part , we will talk more about humanitarian aspects. and our guest yevhen yaroshenko, an analyst of the public organization kryms. mr. yevgeny, congratulations. good day. salam aleikum. aleikumsyalam if we talk about your organization, let's tell in a few words what krymsos does so that viewers who do not know you, although, well, there are few such viewers, but still, such a situation can happen. what are you doing? krymsos was. was created in the first days of the occupation of crimea, as a page in the social network in order to quickly highlight the situation on the peninsula and provide assistance to internally displaced persons. over time, the facebook page turned into a full-fledged public organization that provides various assistance not only to internally displaced persons, but also to victims of the occupation, the occupation in crimea. first of all. victims of human rights violations, and of cou

, i want to crimea, i will be in crimea, and this constantly reminds me of how i constantly said that want to go and see to the crimea, because my parents, you are my parents, you constantly tell me about the crimea, and i found myself in the crimea for the first time only. at the age of 16, that is, in 1990, and, but as crimea perceived already, well , as if i had lived there all my life, as far as the language is concerned, it really is, as i said, a big problem, that of the generation that was born in the crimea, in uzbekistan, in others cities of deportation and did not have the opportunity to learn the crimean tatar language, they, it is very bad. knows his native language, and indeed the process of restoring the language began precisely in crimea, unfortunately, unfortunately, we see that this process is, let's say, ah, well, let's say, pressure and ah, well, efforts to ban the development of the crimean tatar language continue in crimea. it is very important for us that...

again this contradiction between the tourist development of crimea and the development of crimea as aase for the naval forces of ukraine? well, i think that... the development of tourism there in crimea is such a more distant prospect, because, first of all , acute security problems have not been solved in ukraine, and russian aggression has not been repelled until now almost 20% of the territory of ukraine is under russian occupation, and we understand that even after the restoration of territorial integrity of ukraine. the internationally recognized borders will still have unresolved security issues, first of all, this is demining, including various nature protection areas where the rashists conduct training and which are used as platforms for launching rockets or rockets on the mainland of ukraine, this is a question of how to counter local. there and to the traitors, the question is a wide range of questions that arise from the transitional one justice, that is, who should be kept in the relevant position, who should be dismissed, who should be sent for retraining, for example, th

a program for economic recovery of crimea, economic development of crimea after deoccupation, so, have heard anything about these plans of the government and why it is necessary to plan the economic development of crimea now, when we see that there are heated battles, well, i ... i have not read the program of economic recovery of crimea after the occupation, but i agree with the opinion that , that it is necessary in advance, without waiting for the moment of the deoccupation of crimea, to think about the future development of the peninsula primarily on the basis of sustainable development, because it is necessary to reconsider one's attitude towards crimea, not to make the mistakes that ukraine as a state made until the 14th year, to take more care of .. that that crimea is not only a resort and not only a sea resort, but to think more about the areas of activity that will contribute to the development of the local economy throughout the year, and i just wanted to read, mr. yevgeny, what and how they plan to develop crimea after deoccupation, a model of economic development of crimea

and the development of crimea as bases of the naval forces of ukraine? that the development of tourism there in... it is so much more gave

, the presence of crimea and the crimean agenda here, well, for example, until may 18, it is clear that there will be mourning events over the crimean flag will be raised at the lviv city hall, the crimean flag will be raised with a pole. and there are events related to the culture of crimea that resonate, they are not so non-tragic, because not everyone actually wants to remember about crimea only the destruction in a tragic way, there are events that simply remind ukrainians and lviv residents that people like them live in crimea, that despite the occupation, these people aspire to freedom, and this is being done. in different ways, well, in particular, for example, through the spread of the crimean tatar coffee culture, lyuraney khaibulaeva, who is the owner of the krymsky dvorik restaurant in lviv, conducts such a cultural project in a competing event, and teaches lviv residents how to make crimean coffee correctly. well, it is really very important, especially it is important on the eve of the anniversary. deportation and correctly to speak of the genocide of the crimean tatar peop

everything depends on what stratum of the population of crimea, because crimea has a diverse populationrom the point of view of ethnic views, religious beliefs, and... political or geopolitical sympathies, which determine their attitude to the russian-ukrainian war, a problem with water is indeed one of the factors that influence the perception of crimean residents of the quality of life on the peninsula. well, it is clear that from the 14th year, the ukrainian authorities blocked northern crimea. canal, which provided about 85% of crimea's fresh water needs. initially, this mainly had consequences for agriculture and industry, however, due to the way the occupiers treated underground water, how they exploited it, it led to the fact that the inhabitants of crimea also began to feel a shortage of water, but we know that in 22 in the 19th year, russian troops from the crimea, including invaded... the territory of the kherson region, they took control of the entire northern crimean canal and temporarily water again flowed into the crimea, well, that’s actually surprising, the water is the

crimea, why did he come here?r certain purposes, and rosenberg came, somewhere, if himler in the autumn of forty -two, rosenberg came in the summer of forty-three, to see it all. that's exactly what it was connected with the germanization plans of the nazis in the crimea. the occupation policy was influenced by these plans, the repressive policy as an instrument of the occupation policy. and largely thanks to these plans, in principle, the cleansing began, thanks in quotation marks, of course, the cleansing of crimea from undesirable elements from a political and racial point of view. documents about nazi crimes in occupied sevastopol, declassified in 2019, opened new pages of a terrible period in the history of the city. during the 25-day defense period, the city was destroyed, so when the germans appeared, they understood that the city needed to be put in order. advertisements and propaganda posters were placed on buildings in the city of sevastopol, which said that every resident of the city of sevastopol shoul

of course, no one expected crimean tatars in crimea.hey said that where are you going to return, because we know that since the 60s and 70s there has already been such a movement, the national movement of the crimean tatars, and a lot of people already at that time were talking about the need to return, and what... we were accused of that, and that is, it was such that people were already coming out, some of them were brave, who came out with slogans, return the homeland to the crimean tatars and return crimean tatars to the motherland, but of course, those people, of course, it was soviet times, and a lot of them came because of...

, but at the same time we see how they continue to build fortifications in the northern region of crimea, this is how you evaluate these actions of the russian occupiers, can they really be effective, or is it just, well, you know, this kind of money laundering from the russian occupying power authorities, aksyonov's authorities in crimea, you know, here... on purpose for everything possible, and laundering and so on, but in view of the processes currently taking place in moscow, related to purges in the ministry of defense, here can be trying really something to build, because they understand there, because if the war started in crimea, it can end there, that is, the loss in crimea will be very painful for the kremlin dictator personally, and that is why they are still trying to build something... designed to stop the offensive of the armed forces. we already saw this last year, when they stopped, well, or suspended, if we say so, our offensive, well, for various reasons we did not succeed, but next time we will take into account the mistakes and miscalculations of the past and do every

crimea in 2014, and in order to convince the world that, as they say, everyone in crimea just wants, well, they want, that is, the separation of crimea from ukraine and annexation to russia, moscow was very short-sighted for the same position to be taken by the crimean tatars, the crimean tatar the people, in that mosaic that they then intended to demonstrate to the world an artificial mosaic, as if the people there want to separate from ukraine, they really lacked the crimean tatar puzzle, and that is why they tried to bribe, then blackmail, and then with these repressions, persecutions, they wanted to drive us into such a position, they did not succeed, now in order to, you know, under. . . . deception and money attract people specifically. unit, the so -called crimean unit, and here they really pay a lot of attention to the involvement of crimean tatars there, they do not succeed and will not succeed in the unit of those who broke and somehow got into that unit, but the crimean gauleiters have such a task, and they will achieve it by all means possible for them. and measures, and

the mejlis played an active role in escalating interethnic tension in crimea.t is not registered in any register claimed political representation of the crimean tatars. in 2014 , after the reunification of crimea and russia, its leaders and activists located outside the peninsula organized an energy transport blockade of crimea and demanded it. return to ukraine, in 2016 the supreme court of crimea recognized the mejlis of the crimean tatar people as an extremist organization and banned its activities in russia. in 2014, the president of the russian federation vladimir putin issued a decree on the rehabilitation of the peoples of crimea who were subject to deportation. among them were crimean tatars. status of rehabilitated persons under the legislation of the russian federation. includes a variety of payments and benefits that the state provides to victims of deportation. about what has changed in the life of small peoples in crimea over the past 10 years, in the story of anna efimova. mom, it’s you, it’s your little sister, and najie. and it was a life full o

khalilova, today i'm in the bereber program, which in ukrainian means together, we tell the main news of crimea together, this is a joint project of the crimean tatar tv channel atr and the espresso tv channel. silyam aleykum, congratulations and on the air of the atr tv channel, on the air of the tv channel. joint project, as my colleague andrii told me, it really is a name, it was chosen for a reason, because we know and history knows, history shows that only together, only beraber can be defeated and overcome the enemy, and today all of ukraine is doing it, today, all citizens of ukraine, and really, first of all, our military, the armed forces of ukraine, in particular. the 48th osh named after noman chilibikhan is currently overcoming and defeating the russian invaders in the southern direction, so support them, you can always by the qr code that you will see on your screens, and our directors will show, now our guys need drones for the fpf, so you you can support really now using the qr code you see on your screens, and we are part of this program. we keep talking about crimea, we continu

how the nazis planned to turn crimea into gotenland, that's what hitler said there. was 6, 7, 8, 9 years old, we already knew by the sound where the bomb was falling, where it was falling, how it was flying by the sound, where the shell was, whether to run or lie, and how they built a new life on the ruins. it’s impossible to forget what we went through, you know, because now even when they shoot, my heart hurts, i ’m not afraid, but my heart drops somewhere and i feel bad. when the war began, iraida ivanovna was a three-year-old girl, her father, a naval pilot, was immediately taken to the front, in sevastopol she remained with her mother with... my older sister, for example, i told my dad, i will be a pilot, just be a pilot, when they started bombing and they threw these same ones onto the parachute, but not bombs, but mines, and of course, this one here everything broke, and we all jumped out, of course, we looked at everything, and dad raised it, and i said, no, no, i won’t get carried away, i’ll be a doctor, i was scared in the city myself... there was a real ca

how is life in crimea now? i read such information that during the 10 years of occupation of crimea , russia condemned 320 residents due to political motives and they are condemning. including for such things, for example, they performed a ukrainian song on publicly, or wrote something wrong in social networks, or saw elements of the colors of the ukrainian flag in clothes and someone wrote a denunciation, is everything so surreal in crimea now, what facts do you record and how can you fight it? yes, unfortunately, we do record such facts,

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crimea in fresh water.tially, this mainly had consequences for agriculture and industry, however, due to the way the occupiers treated groundwater, how they exploited it, it led to the fact that the inhabitants of crimea also began to experience water shortages. but we know that in the 22nd year, russian troops from crimea, including invading the territory of the kherson region, took control of the entire northern crimea. canal and temporarily water again flowed into the crimea, well, that’s actually surprising, there is water, but there is no longer any, as they shouted there the genocide of the crimean people and what the ukrainians accused the ukrainian authorities of, although there was actually enough fresh water for domestic needs, it was not enough for of the russian military, perhaps for the russian industry, which exhausted the crimean subsoil, but now they have access to the dnieper water... why do such situations occur as in yevpatoria, where, let me remind you, for a week, for the fifth day, peo

disappeared in crimea, especially of tatar nationality, how many false accusations were made against them, so i think what's going on, let's remember that our underground people work there, our partisans, who help us a lot in certain data, in certain actions related to intelligence, those missiles that arrive at airfields, other things, they are not only we use, when we plan these, prepare these combat deployments and plan these combat measures, that we rely only on intelligence data or areo-reconnaissance, space intelligence, this is... but they help our armed forces to free this peninsula of occupation faster, so that is, there is an internal support. heard from our headquarters about developments, you know, well, when they arrived on the same p44, then they said that the underground helped us a lot, well, it was just yours , yours, maybe yours, even your acquaintances, mr. volsun, so maybe it may be, but i am not sure, the russian occupiers, at the same time, are spreading information that they can shoot down atakams missiles, that... the russian military should not be afraid of t

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, this week there was a double blow to the enemy airports in the occupied crimea. there, ballistic missile attacks echoed in belbek and sarabuz. the russian military and the occupation authorities claim that several missiles were destroyed on approach in the military area. belbek airfield over the black sea, but local residents reported that they saw and heard the sounds of the landing and the airbase and even recorded it on video, and then the russian occupation authorities detained several young guys there and simply forced them to apologize for the video , which they published, and... we are talking about these events today we are planning to talk with mr. volodymyr zablotskyi, a naval expert of defense express, a retired captain of the first rank, he is now in direct contact with us, mr. volodymyr, we welcome you, silyam aliyka, alaikum vash salaam, thank you for the invitation, glory to ukraine, ladies, players, heroes, glory, thank you for joining our broadcast, what did you remember this week on the territory? crimea, what do these attacks by the armed force

in addition to this, the kepchen bridge itself is protected not only from the territory of the crimea in the air component, but also from the territory of the russian federation, which is why it has a double coverage of the article. in order to have an effective influence from the air, it is necessary to control this component, and with regard to sea borders, there there's constant patrolling, by the way, it's these fourth-rank ships, the high-speed patrol boats that were recently destroyed, and they're constantly patrolling the kerpchen bridge to counter any naval drone threats, and they've set up a boom... they've sunk the barrage several bavshas, ​​to complicate the process, it was precisely the reaching of the kerch bridge with our surface drones that sailed by, and also, if it was not pouring, but they are also on the side of the sea of ​​azov, from this very part, they also conduct patrols, i.e. the kerch bridge, it is guarded quite seriously now, and it is necessary to create the appropriate conditions so that there is a maximum... effective strike, because the strike must be o

put away. the entire population from crimea to populate crimea with germans, there were two options:e, or from south tyrol, thereby solving his internal german problem, but hitler, in general, was a person who may have resolved issues very harshly immediately without stopping, but nevertheless... he believed that the basis for conquering territories could perhaps, in this case for crimea, it may be the fact that these lands once belonged to representatives of the german race. at the end of the forty-second year, when almost the entire crimea was under fascist occupation, the annerbo society sent german archaeologists on an expedition to the ancient cave city of mangubkale, their goal is to find traces of the presence of the goths here, whom they considered their ancestors, according to one of the versions that existed then, it was mangubkale, the capital of the ancient god state. crimean archaeologist alexander germenovich hertsin, in which he in every possible way emphasized the value of the significance of this peninsula for the life of germany, he sent here the chief of police of

unfortunately, the temporarily occupied crimea peninsula is second only to the moscow region in terms of air defense and anti-aircraft component. in addition to everything else, the kevchen bridge itself is protected not only from the territory of the crimea air component, as well as from the territory of the mainland of the russian federation, so it has a double coverage of the member air defense. in order to have an effective impact from the air, it is necessary to control this ko'. as for the sea borders, there are constant patrols, by the way, these are the ships of the fourth rank, that is, high-speed patrol boats, which were recently destroyed, and they are constantly patrolling the kershchyna bridge to counter any threats of naval drones, they have created boom barriers, they sunk several barges to make it difficult the process was about... it was precisely the achievements of the kerch bridge by our surface drones, and also if it was not raining, but they are also from the side of the sea of ​​azov, precisely from this part, they also conduct patrols, that is, the kerch bridge

then we know that from 2014 to the present day, russia has brought colonizers to the territory of crimea, and that is more than a million people who came from the territory of russia and now live in... crimea, and they take part in these victory actions, and if we talk, for example, about the crimean tatars, then for the crimean tatars this day even has other meanings, because in 10 days all the crimean tatars, by order of stalin, simply deported, crimean tatars the soldiers who fought during the second world war, when they came home to crimea, simply did not see their relatives, did not see them. their children, and among them there were also heroes of the soviet union, by the way, yes, and this, these are the most resonant moments, this is exactly what we are seeing in mariupol now, we go to the temporarily occupied mariupol and see there not the majority of locals who came from the russian federations, sometimes banal migrants who are brought in so that they become dominant as much as possible. component, precisely in this occupied city, ah, the temporarily occupied crimean peninsula,

, when it will be necessary to integrate crimeans into crimea into ukrainian society, or? can this signal be considered in this way? yes, this is an important issue, precisely regarding pensions, since this bill, it was expected for a long time, the issue of pension payments for residents of the temporarily occupied territory of crimea, it has been standing since the very beginning of the temporary occupation, there were several attempts to settle this issue, the whole at this time, the situation looked like this: a person... moves from the territory of crimea, applies to the pension fund branch with an application for renewal of payment, that is, we are talking only about those pensioners who became such before 2014, those who already received pensions , was registered, and then the mechanism was already started, when a person had to provide information, confirmation, yes, information that he does not receive a pension there in the temporarily occupied territories, there was an exchange of pension cases to this very... the law enforcement environment also reacted negative

is not worth it, i think that we all understand this perfectly, and if we still decide to liberate crimea, well, i would like to this year the beginning of liberation, then in order for crimea to be liberated, forgive me for being a bit taftological, we need to destroy the kerch bridge , one of the russians' ... melitopol, via volnovakha, via well from the russian federation, and that plazderem that we have near krynyk, it is not actively expanding yet, but we have been holding it for more than six months, and i am sure that what we, the knowledge we have acquired on... more precisely, experience, how should it be done, our special units of the main intelligence agency, which, well, they are called teams that know how to conduct combat operations from the water, they trained in great britain for at least six months, they were already experienced people, they are not those who are newly mobilized , but nevertheless they came for additional training, therefore, we expect that further after krynyk we will be able to move... somewhere already in the direction of skidovsky, in the direction of

i want to say how this has always been perceived in crimea. i grew up in crimea. well, when the veterans were alive, they gathered very often, all communications took place in apartments, khrushchev illegally transferred crimea endlessly, this phrase, it sounded to me since childhood, when khrushchev was removed from power, this topic did not go away crimean dialogue, it took place in kitchens, of course, it was one country, and even then it was perceived as injustice, i live for it. a living witness, having not been involved in politics for a long time, everyone believed it was illegal, when the story arose, with the crimean referendum already the second, so to speak, final, when we returned to our home harbor, we paid a lot of attention to those documents, their details studied, and but when you, for example, talk to children at school, you need to tell them. then the question of the ownership of crimea, whether it will be russian or ukrainian, it arose during the years of revolution and civil war, here is what doctor of law yuri leibo wrote about this, let’s li

years have passed, but this pain will never be forgotten, and especially after the occupation of crimea in 2014, we see how the russian occupying power de facto continues the hybrid deportation of the crimean-tatar people. we will talk about this today with historian , journalist and... tv presenter gulnara abdulaeva, she is with us in the studio now, we congratulate you, silyam aleyka, alik silyam, congratulations, andriy, i will start then, and then you will continue and put your question, okay, you don't mind, yes, of course, of course, yes, gulnara hano, well, i would like to start with such a general question, how did the ussr prepare for the deportation of the crimean tatars and why exactly in 1944? stalin wanted to simply evict the crimean tatar people from the peninsula, this is more than, if i am not mistaken, 200 thousand people at that time, and among them only the elderly, women and children, because the best sons of this people, the men of the majority, they already fought on the fronts of the second world war, and stalin simply had the opportunity to deport an entire peopl

of course, the dream of returning to crimea was always there for the crimean tatars. and from a young age , we all knew, our parents, for example, they knew that they would definitely return, but it was really such a vagrant in 1987, when there was such an agency, yes, during the soviet times, tars, which once issued such a certificate. where, where they said what crimean tatars, they are really traitors, there were a lot of traitorous battalions that shot civilians, and mostly they were russians, ukrainians and jews, but it was intentional, and there was an appeal that the crimean tatars were not are the indigenous people of crimea, they appeared there since the 13th century, well, you know, it's like that, it's a very widespread myth, which, by the way, is still heard, and... but it was such a hoax, it was like that, you know , a trigger for crimean tatars, crimean tatars, and they became en masse to go to moscow, at that time the center, and there were still soviet times, and they went out to this red square and drove them out, they went out to other squares, and t

now, how is life in crimea? i read such information that during the 10 years of occupation of crimea , russia condemned 320 residents due to political motives and condemns, including for such things, for example, performed a ukrainian song in public, or. wrote something wrong in social networks, or saw elements of the colors of the ukrainian flag in clothes and someone wrote to us, is everything so surreal in crimea now, what facts do you record and how can you fight it? yes, unfortunately, we really record such facts, here i think it is worth more pay attention to the fact that there are several types of responsibility to which the aggressor state brings the temporarily occupied territories. what you are talking about is criminal responsibility, some of these people are those who are political prisoners, we consider them people, who are deprived of personal, illegal personal freedom by the aggressor state, according to some articles, and this has been happening since the beginning of the temporary occupation, m

yevgeny, what and how they plan to develop crimea after the deoccupation , a model of crimea's economicevelopment. liberation from the russian invaders will be based on the formation of a new year-round tourist center from the peninsula, you see, they still left the resort, but in addition there will be an it hub, the development of renewable energy and the development infrastructure, these are the main, main such narratives of the development plan of crimea after de-occupation, i.e. tourism, it energy, green and infrastructure. yes, that is, we see that the approach is more modern, which, well, in my opinion, can give crimea the opportunity to feel more competitive, capable, well, and moreover, if they talk about tourism, then they talk about year-round, yes, that is, all-season tourism, we we remember that in the past... crimea was mostly visited by tourists in the summer and there were almost no tourists in the winter, and now the approach is that crimea should be tourist this whole year, but for that it must first be de-occupied, in your opinion, i heard the opinion that after the d

2014, this is purposeful. action, this will be a very big problem for us after the liberation of crimea, because these people have no right to live there, but if they are evicted from there by force, it could be a problem, for example, with our european partners, who will pay attention, oh, here is a violation of human rights and freedoms, what rights, thank you, thank you to you for your information, oleksandr kovalenko, a military-political observer of the group. the informational resistance was on the air of the brr program together, this is a joint project of atp and espresso, well, we have a short break until the meeting, wait, the main event of world boxing is only on mego. invincible usyk and fury will determine the first absolute heavyweight champion of the world since 2000. cheer for the ukrainian on may 18. exclusive. there are discounts representing coco discounts of may on eurofast softcaps 20% in travel pharmacies for you and savings. great return of great lviv. conversations, discussions, search for solutions. the largest talk format of ukraine in the evening prime time. i

well, how did you remember this week in crimea.t do these attacks by the armed forces of ukraine mean to you, and what are the consequences of the russian invaders? well, for me, it means, if you look at it, the continuation of the purposeful work of the armed forces forces of ukraine from... preparation for the occupation of the crimean peninsula, this is a logical continuation, quite logical, even scaling of what we saw last year. when the air defense system on tarkhankut was attacked, when several radio technical posts, radars, etc., which ensured the operation of air defense, were destroyed, and all this happened after the so-called boyka towers were deoccupied, and even earlier the island of snakes, this is such a retrospective, now there is a logical continuation of all this, the next steps. these are scaled strikes already, that is, we we have the potential to destroy targets no longer with point strikes, as before, not with small series, but on a large scale, so that if something is shot down, the rest will reach the target

crimea, when we see that there are heated battles? well, i have not familiarized myself with the economic recovery program of crimea after the occupation, but i agree with the opinion that it is necessary in advance, without waiting for the moment of the deoccupation of crimea, to think about the future development of the peninsula primarily on the basis of sustainable development, because it is necessary to reconsider one's attitude towards crimea . to make the mistakes that ukraine as a state made before the 14th year, to take more care that crimea is not only a resort and not only a sea resort, but to think more about those areas of activity that will contribute to the development of the local economy throughout the year, and of course, mr. yevhen, i wanted to... just read how crimea is planned to be developed after de-occupation, the economic development model of crimea after liberation from the russian invaders will be based on the formation of a new year-round tourist center from the peninsula, you see, after all , they left the

crimea, when it will be necessary to integrate crimeans into crimea, into ukrainian society, is it possible to consider this signal in this way? yes, it is important. the question is precisely about pensions, since this draft law, it was expected for a very long time, the question of pension payment for residents of the temporarily occupied territory of crimea, it stood since from the very beginning of the temporary occupation, there were several attempts to settle this issue, all this time the situation looked like a person moving from the territory of crimea, applying to the pension fund branch with a statement about a stay. payments, that is, we are talking only about those pensioners who became such before 2014, those who already received pensions, were registered, and then the mechanism was already started, when a person had to provide information, confirmation, yes, information that he does not receive pension there for temporarily occupied territory, there was an exchange of pension cases, and the legal environment reacted very negatively to this, and the people themselves complained

it became known that the russian occupiers sent additional fsb units to the temporarily occupied crimea. can we talk about that, and could this indicate that... against the citizens of ukraine, against the crimean tatars on the territory of the temporarily occupied peninsula will increase? it is very difficult for me to understand the logic of the fsb, but i can make an assumption that in the future the repression will increase, the pressure will increase, and any manifestation of a position of support. or regarding the definition of the ukrainian civil identity, it will be, well, it will be emphasized... strengthened by repressions by the occupiers? yes, we also connect this with the fact that on may 18, we remember the date of the deportation of the crimean tatars, and now the fsb officers are visiting the crimean activists and warning them that under no circumstances should they go to rallies and organize any actions, this is their traditional preventive measure work, but this time we see that it is... somehow strengthened extremely, maybe it is connected with the fact that the perio

we talked about education in crimea, more precisely about ukrainian education for the residents of crimeaill available, still possible, and we believe that the best crimean schoolchildren are in fact. they come to ukrainian universities and study, if only the ukrainian state would help them. stay with us, see you next week, korushkenja. goodbye. congratulations. today i will talk about three children from the kherson region. who are missing and whom we are trying to find. i will say right away that, unfortunately, not much is known about them, so we really hope for your concern and help. please watch this video carefully, and if you recognize any of the children in question, don't delay and immediately call the hotline 116 30. so, oleksiy khrustalov, stella naydenova and bohdan kotenko. all of them disappeared during the occupation and nothing is known about them until now. the connection with oleksiy broke off at the very beginning of the war and there was no further news from him. we only know what happened to him. he was 17 years old, and before the beginning of the full-scale invasion

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this hour with military experts and other experts who will connect to our air, we will talk about crimea and talk about the latest events that happened during this week on the territory of the temporarily occupied peninsula and... even now we are ready to introduce our guest, yes, this is mr. oleksandr, oleksandr kovalenko, the group's military and political observer information resistance, mr. oleksandr, congratulations, congratulations mariyka, good day, mr. oleksandr, how did you remember this week, how did the occupiers remember this week on the temporarily occupied peninsula, what operative news do we already have, well... . in principle, of course, it is the destruction of a fourth-rank ship, a speed ship, which took place this week, a rather successful destruction of another combat unit, which reminds the russians that there is no calm place for them, that is, it is a dangerous place for them, and in addition to everything else, it is necessary to note that the russians, they have been trying recently... to pay more attention to strengthening the defense of the kerch bridge, to cr

they destroy everything, shoot down, in crimea they are happy for what they get. that. what pa saws and what makes it possible to understand that we have such opportunities, god forbid that they would be more frequent, and it would have a greater impact on that remote deoccupation, crimea cannot remain calm, crimea must focus all attention , and lately, i think, everyone... understands that, and i hope that these actions will not have any break there in a week, in 10 days, as it was already and... and this break gave a little spirit that it is possible to go to crimea for the may holidays, because this cannot be allowed, we must beat, beat, beat, it is very important for crimea, for ukraine it is very important that there is no peace for our partners in crimea, it is very important, such arguments have a great influence on the meetings, on the last meeting in turkey, which... well, everyone knows, and there is intelligence, but when you tell them, as in reality there in the crimea, how they are forced to change the very principle of using the crimea, as only a log

in crimea will be formed, they will argue about these people, we already remember... how many casesn people disappeared in crimea, especially of tatar nationality, how many fabricated accusations were made against them, so i think that the idea ... let's remember that there are our underground workers, our partisans, who help us a lot in certain data, in certain actions related to intelligence, those missiles that arrive at airfields, other things, they are not only we use when we plan these, prepare these battles orders and planning these combat measures, that we rely only on intelligence data, or intelligence, space intelligence, well , intelligence data, including intelligence data of people who, in various ways, are very risky, but help ours. forces to free this peninsula of occupation as soon as possible, that is why there is internal support from the side, we heard many times from our headquarters about developments, you know, well, when they flew in the same s400, then they said that the underground helped us a lot, well, it was just yours we know yours, maybe even yours, tha

for safety the area and nearby. world, but chose to live and work in crimea, drawing inspiration fromatural beauty and strength of the southern russian land, his name glorified novorossiya, like hundreds of others, among which the name of catherine the great, empress of all russia, comes first. catherine the great was the august mother of the novorossiysk governorate. by decree of april 2 , 1764, she, the empress, established a new region and gave it a name. the first governor-general of the vast and undeveloped region was his serene highness prince grigory potemkin. as contemporaries recalled, he dreamed of turning wild steppes into fertile fields, building cities, plants, factories, and creating a fleet on the black and azov seas. all this was done in a short time. cities were built: kherson, nikolaev, nikopol, novomoskovsk, pavlograd, mariupol. on potemkin’s initiative, novorosiya grew into crimea, and instead of the village of khadzhibey , beautiful odessa, a pearl by the sea, arose. odessa was a city that was founded by catherine, which means she invited her there, which means th

to justify the seizure of the peninsula , the crimea was called crimea in official nazi propaganda.ninsula from the point of view of not only history, but ideology. after the germans, which must be returned. plans for a successful end to the war, he planned to rename crimea gothenland and turn it into the riviera of the third reich. crimea should become a settlement area for residents of the south tyrol. hitler already calls sevastopol the port of theoderic. the new capital of the gotenland region should be a new city built on the yalta ridge. beyond simferopol through the mountains towards the black sea, the next destination is yalta. yalta is crimea. here all year round, mild riviera climate, buildings from tsarist times. yalta is known throughout the world as a seaside resort in soviet russia. wounded krauts were sent, and this to bask in the sun, take a break from the fighting, became a tragedy for the local residents, from the first days of the occupation the invaders began to carry out didn’t get there, was liquidated, but while there was a cleansing of the peninsula from the