the crimean tatars are honored under the slogan yesterday was not condemned.is repeated today, because today the putin regime continues to commit the crimes of the soviet regime, genocides, deportations , mass murders in all ukrainian territories temporarily occupied by russia. thank you colleagues for this story. the genocide of the konztar people on may 18, 1944 is only one of the episodes of the genocide that we have unfortunately had for more than 200 years and this a lie about the fact that the crimean tatars dream of giving their land to the ottoman empire, then to turkey. well, how do you know how we are absolutely accused, it was just a reason to clean our land from us and uh, but in the end, they wanted to solve the final except this is the tatar issue, as now putin has announced the ukrainian issue in this is an absolutely fascist slogan , but nothing will come of it, the ukrainians of the kremlin together, we know that we are brothers, real brothers who have been tested by struggle and, in the end, by this great war for the return of crimea to ukrai

karaite crimean tatars and crimean tatars are indigenous to the ukrainian state and live compactly mostlythe territory of the crimean peninsula, and accordingly, crimean tatars are always fought for ukrainian independence, that is why we say that he is one of the founders of the state and one of the founders of ukrainian independence. in territorial defense, the crimean tatars are journalists, they fight on the information front on the diplomatic front, and so on. it is actually very important for the crimean tatars that they do not separate themselves from the ukrainian state, and therefore when we are talking about the consequences, of course , they cannot help but worry about the consequences, yes, that is, what is happening in general in the state is the destruction of the civilian population, the infrastructure, and so on. and other emigrants from the crimea, of course, or from the luhansk oblasts, are going through this new wave of displacement. yes, in the 44th year , they were deported once, only the tatars returned. yes, then in the 14th year, people came again they have to leave

the crimean tatars returned.tching hmm i forgot of course it was a massacre in buch irpiy in general kyiv region yes it is different how people were killed there small children babies and so on but including it very much affected the crimeans because a large number of the crimeans crimean tatars, ukrainians who left, they bought themselves some houses, they bought some land there in order to build their own house, an apartment or something else, they acquired property, news of the kyiv region, and the occupier came again to their house , a new house, even a second house, and they had to if i were to leave i would even say to myself yes, in the 14th year , she was a displaced person, that is, i was at the time of the invasion of ukraine . to return to my new home, yes to my own, because i consider kyiv to be my friend’s home , i could not, and even if i had understood that i certainly did not experience such horrors, but considering that it is already written in your genetic code, yes

stop it, it is necessary to restore a-a the rights of the crimean tatars as in the whole of the people, that is, collective law the right to self-determination within the limits of one's historical motherland and to restore individually the rights of every crimean tatar who committed an illegal act of illegal detention in places of exile . after 56-57 , all the other peoples, except for the crimean tatars, the germans, pavlo, and the turkovket, they actually speak, they were, they were liberated from , literally, being in places of exile, they had opportunities. you are returned one day it did not affect the crimean tatars, and we should not forget that the decree of 60 of the seventh year was also established by the decree of the 60th year of the seventh year, so among the experts in the movement for the rights of the crimean tatars, the garage period must be covered and ah more . let's say that there are problems there for one simple reason. for example , i was born already in the places of deportation and continued . what did they accuse my parents who were children of me ? l

sovereignty over all occupied territories , including crimea, the chairman of the mejlis of the crimean tatareople, refat chubarov, in an interview with the public freely emphasized that the crimeans who are participating in this war because ukraine is fighting for the helm and for the de-occupation of the peninsula, are many crimean tatars currently fighting on the side of russia, and can the kremlin use nuclear weapons in response to ukraine's attempt to liberate crimea? rifata chubarova was asked by our colleague olena romovska i congratulate you on the social thank you for your time congratulations on february 24, when the full-scale invasion of russia into ukraine began, you were surprised by what you saw we corresponded from the evening we had a group and i asked everyone to go to bed and rest but before morning everyone woke up and watched what was going to happen with us, such a large group was created in the middle of the forest, that is, i asked people to rest from the evening, and you in the morning so that they woke up and were not ready, but i i didn't believe that the war would

but there are those who could not avoid the draft, including crimean tatars, there is no question of nationality, because it is a forced recruitment into the russian army, supposedly citizens of russia, because they consider these young people and all who live in crimea as their citizens have russian passports. they have them because it was forced passportization, and you know and your viewers know that if they did not receive russian passports , they simply would not be able to stay in crimea because crimean tatars were displaced among the dead and soldiers who fought on the side of russia. you already know about such cases, about three burials that took place in crimea and with the participation of representatives of the russian army, and we believe that these are servicemen from among the crimean tatars. that is, they were buried according to muslim customs, but with representatives of the russian army, it is clear that people this is a great tragedy, but it is also a crime on the part of russia to force residents of the occupied territory to serve in the occupation army, this is

may 18 is the day of remembrance of the victims of the genocide of the crimean tatar people. today, i will remind you of the day of the tragic attempt to destroy the crimean tatar people. on may 18, let's honor the memory of the victims with a minute of silence . dear tv viewers, ian yava melnyk and we will start with the important news : the evacuation of the ukrainian military from azovstal continues about this is reported by the reuters agency, referring to the data of the russian ministry of defense, the agency notes that 694 defenders of azovstal were evacuated last day, including 29 wounded ukrainian authorities reports that the process is extremely complicated and does not plan to comment on anything until its completion. the sixth package of european union sanctions against the russian federation of ukraine. the most influential international mediators are involved in the kherson region near the village of davydiv buryed, the russian military fired at a convoy of civilian cars the deaths and injuries were reported by the deputy of the regional council, ihor yosypenko,

occupying positions, i had two yes, two, no, three, three were military personnel, one of them was crimean tatars high level, and they asked me to obtain from their leadership the neutralization of the crimean politicians who were the leaders of the russian occupiers . uh, when the enemy takes over your house to kill everyone in this house tomorrow, you have to do everything to kill those who climb in the door. i see this as a necessary level of protection, and it is not only stream mouse volodymyr there is a lot of saldoev in kherson, it means this is a sign of that, i just want one last question, i say ask it, we have the consequences of this now, i will not remind you about these consequences, the whole country is watching this. unfortunately, with horror and tears in my eyes, i want one last question put there for one and a half minutes, there is probably a war now. many of our people, you know all of them, communicate with all the troops, eh, in different positions, the crimean tatars are fighting for ukraine , eh, what do you think, eh, is it necessary to continue the war now, or is it nece

the plot, we have prepared material for you memorial day of the victims of the genocide of the crimean tatareople on may 18, 1944 at three in the morning soviet the union of crimea began the deportation of the crimean tatars of the crimean population in two days. in two days, about 200,000 people were taken to a foreign country. deportees were given from a few minutes to half an hour for meetings. in our country , most of the property was confiscated by the occupiers themselves. tens of years later, the russian authorities continue to oppress the crimean tatar people and the anniversary of the they meet again not in their homeland many of them at the front about the struggle of the crimean tatars in the material of my colleagues from advanced positions in the east of ukraine side by side with their fellow crimean tatars and the ukrainian army is fighting against the common enemy of the russian federation for hundreds of years, we are now witnesses, participants, we are directly in the epicenter of the events when another attempt at genocide of the entire ukrainian political nation and ethnic

since the 18th century when the crimean tatars e-e after the first annexation of crimea by catherineii when the crimean nazar began to leave due to the repressions of the 19th century, history repeated itself and then there were more crimean tatars outside the peninsula than in their homeland deportation today we have another wave another wave of colonization of crimea colonization of crimea is obviously accompanied by oppression and repression of both pro-ukrainian activists and crimean tatars. thank you for remembering the soldiers who are fighting today, and there are a lot of crimean tatars today and volunteers and people who, being in crimea, do everything to return crimea as soon as possible and for the ukrainian flag to return to crimea as soon as possible, and one of these goals is the preservation of identity, the preservation of language and culture, and the preservation of the memory that the russian occupying power is the soviet russian imperial occupying power did all this time, they tried to destroy the memory and tried to mark the identity, if we draw parallels with to

why i couldn't bury her, they took her away and we didn't find her in 1944, stalin blamed the crimean tatar people betrayed and collaborated with the nazis by one crazy decision by one cruel person for more than 200,000 hryvnias per day. all tatars, mostly women and children, were deported to central asia and siberia in echelons, although in reality it is difficult to establish the exact number of how many had to leave their native land, a quarter of them never arrived before the destination, another quarter died from the cold, the cold , and the diseases. the men of the deportees fought until victory. and after that, they had to continue another personal war, to look for their relatives, because the father i found it in 1947, i came with a bang, and here i am already such an adult and two more children were born in the 54th year, he fell ill and died. we remained. there were five children, one mother, each family dreamed of returning to the crimea in the places of deportation, national movements were created, compatriots were informed, meetings were held, protests were held. in uzbekistan

thank you, we hope the representative of the coordination council of the world congress of crimean tatarsoland, was in touch with us. thank you, mr. dima, and right now we have the next inclusion of the deputy minister for reintegration, digital transformation, in touch with us . i want to ask in this case, this is a very important direction, i imagine your ministry is currently working, many additional questions have been added to you , well, because of the war, er, because of the great attack of russia, but i wonder what, er, what direction of your own are you taking now, separately, i want to ask about the program for the development of the crimean language, which was approved last year, and now many children are, well, there are refugees, are we in ukraine or abroad, and if your direction is digital, this is exactly the transformation, uh, how will they teach continue to teach the crimean language in such, well, completely remote conditions, who is in the redeemed crimea, who is under occupation in the kherson region, who is there, please, yes, it is really our ministry now, uh, well,

people in ukraine since the annexation of crimea in 2014, the crimean tatar people were divided new lines by train , part of them remained on the peninsula, part of them fled from persecution to the mainland country of hope for deoccupation of crimea in the future may 18 crimean tatars honor the memory of the victims of the stalinist deportations of 1944, meanwhile, a war is going on in ukraine, but how much the events at the front affect the hopes of the crimean tatars to return to their historical homeland, my colleague natalka skorhenko talked with the leader of the mechlis of the crimean tatar people, refat chubarov the deportation of the crimean tatar people was then called a special operation, now they are again trying to deprive him of his home, to what extent do you think the methods have changed today and whether it is possible and what parallel historical ones can be connected to the ground in the fact that genocides that remained unpunished are being committed again. and the fact that the crime of the holodomor remained unpunished from the point of view of those who g

artyom was visiting you, whose master he said very well, he remembered the crimean tatar proverb he said that uh, don't trust the water, russians of ukraine used to say that the crimean uh, the boy is constastar, and the girls too and the same is the ukrainian proverb what don't believe a rabid dog and a muscovite, i thought that we have a lot in common , really, our peoples have a common enemy, because ukrainians and crimean details are now experiencing a new tragedy again because of the actions of the russians of this neo -russian empire today, and ukrainians too today, according to various estimates, over a million people, a million ukrainians, have been forcibly resettled from their native homes on the territory of russia deep into depressed regions, some are in infiltration camps, some are kept in terrible conditions, at least 300,000 children, and these are all our fellow citizens, whom we and it will be necessary to return well, in the same way, we already know about modern crimes against the crimean tatars, these imprisonments, tortures, executions, and disappearances, and the cr

both crimean tatar lawyers and non-crimean tatar lawyers.he population is still not worried. and what do you think? that's why they use such practice in administrative cases. they warn that if you don't obey, if you don't shut up, if you won't stop talking about defending, etc., then it is quite possible that the next sentence will not be an administrative criminal one because it is not the first time even when my criminal case was, if you remember, i have 4 lawyers sredi let's go smelyaev and we organized a visit to the tax house for a non-existent business, such pressure was exerted and miles of kurbedinov were closed twice for 5 hundredths of the savings account, this goes to a criminal case. nikolay polozov was kidnapped and kept in the fsb building for 8 hours, then he was processed as an interrogation of a witness and he he could no longer participate in the criminal case as a lawyer, but he gave a lot of heat with his facebook account at the court when he was called as a witness. well, marxigen, i was probably his last client as his l

they were given the abandoned houses of crimean tatars to live in.ansk region is without electricity. the last large substation has been cut off . head of the luhansk regional military administration serhiy gaidai said that the light went out in those homes in the region . where it remained near lysychansk, this is where the active hostilities took place , a 220 kw power transmission line was hit, the aggressors de-energized and damaged the last powerful the destruction of the power plant is very serious, repairs are impossible before the cessation of hostilities, said serhii gaidai, the energy crisis in luhansk region continues, at least 42 settlements without electricity, almost 120,000 consumers, the head of the luhansk regional state administration, serhii gaidai, informed about this, about 15,000 households are currently without gas, at the same time fuel supply it was possible to renew for 36,000 subscribers, rescuers are also doing everything possible to prevent a humanitarian disaster in the region, in particular, they are delivering drinking

on the espresso tv channel today in ukraine memorial day of the victims of the genocide of the crimean tatar people at 3 o'clock on may 18, 1944, the communist authorities began an operation to deport crimean tatars from crimea peninsula, people were forcibly resettled to remote regions of the soviet union, from the northern urals to central asia, deportees were allowed to attend meetings for a few minutes to half an hour, and were allowed to take personal things, and most of the property remained and was confiscated by the state during the main wave of deportations, the communist regime evicted about two hundred crimean tatars in the first three years after resettlement, they died from hunger, exhaustion and diseases, according to various estimates, from 20 to 46% of all deportees, among those who died in the first year, almost half children under the age of 16, in the meantime, 50,000 people, mostly russians, were resettled in the crimea, who were provided with deserted homes of the crimean tatars for living, and the russian-ukrainian war continues for 84 days, and our soldiers continue to

last year, on may 18, addressing to the people, i mentioned the lines of the crimean tatar poetess lili bojoly when we return when we return home with all the people you will remember where we come from here are the guests, and this is what we are proving in the days of this war: ukraine is really returning, the truth is returning and the people are returning, the full-scale invasion of russia, which draws inspiration from the worst that the world saw in the forties of the 20th century, rises from the ashes to survive at that time, but also prompts us to return these occupiers to what in the end all the anti-lyusk regimes are going through, namely to their defeat, the territory of the northern regions of our state has already been liberated, we are returning kharkiv region defenders and defenders of our the states restrain the most desperate efforts of the occupiers in donbass, the armed forces of ukraine simultaneously repulse the attacks of the russian troops and in the south we defend zaporizhzhia - mykolaiv clothes and we remember every city and every community who are still arrivin

crimean tatar language.nalogue, just translated into the crimean tatar language today crimean tatars. on the peninsula, they carefully preserve their culture ; a museum and exhibitions are being opened; mosques are being built; the khan's palace is being restored. valuable historical and cultural heritage of this people yana shcherbad and andrey terentiev nikita kalchenko and dmitry fedorchenko news, crimea next, your regional news from the residents of the moscow region, we are moving on. omon came to magomedov, a mixed martial arts fighter. now he is suspected of extortion, from whom he demanded half a million rubles. in lyubertsy, a whole block is heated with wood around the new building, and in these houses there is no gas or water, how is this possible? spider-man's nighttime adventure ended rescue operation, who was filmed?

peoples of ukraine that you mentioned, but the next step is the recognition of the rights of the crimean tatarsion, chapter 10, seems to be the case . the symbolism of the crimean arc is russian , it actually repeats the circle of the colors of the russian flag and er, well, that is, our flag should also be the name change, which was changed after the deportation, that is, after the genocide, as a result of the genocide as the cancellation of autonomy, even i do not i understand why even such symbolic steps cannot be taken. well, i apologize. it seems to us that there is a ukrainian law that will change the name after the de-occupation of crimea. after the de-occupation of crimea , why then? to advance on the political military front on the most logical french front on any fronts, i.e. well, well, i understand that this does not reach the question. how do you see it? let 's be adults. er crimea in the composition ah, under the lawyers of ukraine, this question will begin to grow as a result of the next eh, they will start there with accounts of opinions there locally, when and so on, more than

, but the crimean tatars are indifferent to what they do to you, the only thing they know is thaty remain beaten ukrainian to the state they remain subjects of their land and they are waiting for the return of ukrainian power to restore the sovereignty of ukraine over the dnieper refeta we mentioned the crimean situation and the situation in the occupied kherson kherson region of ukraine, we discussed a lot that until may 10, it seems that the russians were planning to hold some kind of pseudo-referendum there regarding was the creation of this khrn or e-e of tavria so close to the province of the referendum, it is obvious that at least this period of time did not take place. what do you think, what is the current scenario in moscow? for the temporarily occupied kherson region, can it really enter one or the other federal district, the so-called crimean federal district, they can annex this territory to crimea in order to strengthen their positions in the south of ukraine and the logistics of delivering their armed forces to other areas adjacent to the kherson region regions, plea

for every ukrainian, and that is why i would not consider now from the crimean tatars are completely detached from what is happening in general in the ukrainian state, what is happening with the ukrainian people, you have already started talking about the fact that there are people who are now trying to leave the territory of the occupied peninsula, is there any information at all, how much is it about people, is it easy to do this , given that now you can leave crimea only through the student bridge through russia and then to the european countries of georgia and so on, that is, is it easy to do, or do the russians prevent it, first of all, the russians prevent it the fact that, in principle, they do not release people without documents or without a russian foreign passport - this is the first and second, but this did not come true, well, at the moment, at least . at the moment, people are leaving, and when we communicate with our citizens, we still advise them to leave the territory of the peninsula, especially men of draft age, this is very important. they are leaving the crimea q

occupied territories, including crimea, this is the opinion of the head of the mechlis of the crimean tatarat chubarov, in an interview with the public, he emphasized the crimeans who participate in this war is being fought on the side of ukraine in particular due to the deoccupation of the peninsula, are many crimean tatars currently fighting on the side of russia, and can the kremlin use nuclear weapons in response to ukraine's attempt to liberate crimea our colleague olena rymovska refataga asked about this and not only rifat chubarov. i congratulate you on the social media. thank you for your time. i also congratulate you on february 24, when the full-scale invasion of russia into ukraine began. you were surprised by what you saw. we corresponded since the evening, we had a group. i asked everyone to lie down to rest but before morning everyone woke up and watched what would happen with us, such a large group was created in the middle of the forest , that is, i asked people to rest from the evening and in the morning to wake up and were ready, but i do not believe that it will begin, th

in addition, there are sweeps in the occupied territories of temporary crimean tatars. they live mainly in the heniche district. well, there have been sweeps already. chuvarov mentioned there that he said that there is a hunt for lawyers in crimea, well actually for crimean tatars who protect our other four citizens, look for us on the 26th such moral terror warnings in a state of warning and i don't know how you are in contact with crimea you know the situation, maria, please tell me what is actually happening there, in crimea, in crimea, in fact, the war has been going on for eight years, in the eastern part of our country, we all understand this very well, and now what we see are the processes about what you said in crimea. and it seems to me that these are echoes of the full-scale invasion of the russian federation that is taking place in mainland ukraine simply because of the specifics of the situation there, i mean because of the long -term occupation, everything is happening there the way it is happening that is, they are fighting those who, at least in some way,

the occupying authorities of crimea again began to persecute the crimean tatars.than 120 ukrainians from the occupied peninsula, most of them, are illegally held in russian prisons. the crimean tatars are currently persecuting those who live in the occupied areas of the kherson region . fsb officers from various security agencies have already started coming there. they come to the houses of the crimean tatars with some lists, they say, we know that you have something to do with menzhelis. is there a civil blockade of crimea, did they serve in the anti-terrorist operation and such people are actually put either in the basement, or after they came to them, but were released, they are trying to leave, and the russian troops are not currently in the kherson oblast and mykolaiv oblast they are conducting active offensive actions, the operational command of the south reported this, however, the military on the front lines say that the occupiers continue to shell peaceful villages in the kherson region, our andrii stasiuk talked with the defenders on the parade ground in

together with the ukrainians, the crimean tatars are fighting. the liberation of crimea from the russian occupiers and the return of each of us, including myself, the author of this story, to our homes will be determined in this war , because the russian-ukrainian war started precisely from crimea 8 years ago penguins onion vladyslav smilyanets tv channel ukraine and ukraine 24 marathon single news well and now we are joined by tamila tashova, the representative of the president of ukraine in the autonomous republic of crimea and human rights defenders of crimean tatar origin, we welcome you ladies and sweethearts on the air of single news good morning glory to ukraine we draw historical parallels today is the day of remembrance and reconciliation and of course we are trying to understand and reevaluate the events of the second world war in the context of today's events, and here it is interesting to ask you about your personal history as well specifically, your family was affected during the second world war, and these repressions, and how do you compare and apply it to the context of t

the crimean tatars simply do not want to let go of the others.working under the carpet, that is , we will not even discuss this any more, no, i want to ask about the process of the so-called e-e court, which ended the day before yesterday in the temporarily occupied crimea where is ours the crimean tatars were given a total of 62 years in prison and they will definitely be taken to the territory of the russian federation. are there any possibilities of exchanging pressure there for negotiations with the mediation of turkey regarding these people, too, and in what condition are they now and what is happening in general with the repressions against the indigenous of the people of ukraine in crimea. i think that now these people understand that this terror will continue and this is not the last so-called terrorist from russia, verdicts on our activists, they are now very actively working in this direction neutralization of all who can somehow resist in the new occupied territories of the kherson region, for example, there are more, as far as i know,

, a school uniform with national details today crimean tatars on the peninsula carefully preserve , a museum and exhibitions are opened, mosques are being built, the khan's palace, a valuable historical and cultural heritage of this people, is being restored yana shcherbad and andrey terentyev nikita kalchenko and dmitry fedorchenko news, crimea is now a small advertisement and see below, but the siberian region is pretty safe from forest fires. went to the airport. tolmacheva karymsky volcano in kamchatka threw a column of ash for 3 km. the nuclear reactor is being transported to the baltic shipyard where it will become the heart of a new generation icebreaker, yakutia x do it? no moms, not like that, who doesn't do that anymore. i have to look. look like this mom, try tasty. do everything please. and it tastes so good to me 100 hours sale no, with your health, dibiko helps to normalize cholesterol and sugar , improving metabolism, debtor. be fit, let health will be normal, when everything around is growing and it becomes difficult to invest in something that is reliable in the h

to be honest, from our crimean tatars side, i have not heard that there is someone who has influence there and constantly works from school and television, newspapers. that is, there is such an informational ghetto, let's say. but from our side, i have not heard that this interferes with them in any way because i don't know we we were used to living in the ghetto, it wasn't very good for us, even by invitation, i'm talking about the soviet er-er times ago. there are people who exist in any environment. i think for us, it is less of a problem than for others. what, uh, in recent weeks , have you heard about the mood of the people in the crimea, because it is also really this ghetto. we can't place geology there, no . trust no sociology even there conditionally there independent nothing can be trusted only hear the people who are there like this, we also heard maria mentioned that doctors are sent there to the front by the dpr of the lpr, the so -called clinics there they receive the wounded , these katsapian scum, etc. well, that’s how the war in crimea feels, according to your observ

for every ukrainian, and that is why i would not consider the crimean tatars in complete isolationat is happening in the ukrainian state in general, what is happening to the ukrainian people. have already started talking about the fact that there are people who are now trying to leave the territory of the occupied peninsula, is there any information at all about how many people there are, uh, is it possible to do it easily , considering that now uh, you can leave crimea only through the kerch bridge through russia and beyond already to the countries of europe, georgia, and so on, that is, is it easy to do it or do the russians prevent it, first of all, the russians prevent it by the fact that, in principle, they do not release people without documents or without a russian foreign passport, this is the first the second uh, but it didn't come true, well, at the moment, at least, yes, what they wanted to ban in principle from leaving the territory of the crimean peninsula, at the moment, people are leaving, and uh, when we communicate with our citizens, we still advise to leave the te

simply another turkic people and this method of comparison, that is, from the comparison of the crimean tatars they have been using the occupying tatars since the first days, for example, eskanderbey remembers how when they turned off the ukrainian channels in the 14th year, instead of the fifth channel, they turned on the channel from tatarstan, which was told in a different language, they just thought, they were sure that we one on one on the people and you can convince us like that, they took all kinds of presidents of tatarstan from there, who, in their opinion, had an influence on us. yes , but this is all a complete lie, which is what the sorbey is actually saying. not there is because there is a large tatar people there , just as there are no ukrainians, but there is a large russian nation there, and ukrainians are less brothers, although everything here is absolutely the opposite, and in that and in the second case, but there were simply no voices heard it has been said, well, look, there are really many turkic-speaking peoples living in the russian federation, such as er-er, there are

, the ukrainians, er, on the mainland of ukraine - these are the crimean tatars and the banderites, that is, the ukrainians, and therefore hope that this state is a terrorist. who else can think like that? it's there in the morning and it will be every morning until now, until we liberate this territory , that's what's been going on lately, what kind of rhetoric has been going on in our society here, and it's that we need to look for good russians there. it's here. you know who they are uh, they managed to leave, actually escape from these territories, they are different people, and among them there are those who, uh, poke there for them, this is such a way to survive, yes, but what are we doing now, we give such a message, which ones were in crimea, yes, on the beginning of the occupation. this is what cannot be allowed. well, what is this? i am not talking about these lyuses. i am talking about the official, about the official representatives of the government, it is impossible. yes, we know, we said from the first day that it would be such a long, protracted war, but this is suc

people at 3:00 a.m. on may 18, 1944, the communist authorities began an operation to deport crimean tatars from the crimean peninsula, people were forcibly resettled to remote regions of the soviet union from northern territorial to central asia, the deportees were allowed to attend meetings from a few minutes to half an hour, they were allowed to take personal belongings with them, and most of the property remained and was confiscated by the state during the main wave of deportations, the communist regime evicted about 200,000 crimean tatars in the first three years after resettlement due to starvation, exhaustion and diseases, died according to various estimates, from 20 to 46% of all deportees among the dead in the first year, almost half were children under the age of 16. meanwhile, 50,000 people, mostly russians, were resettled in crimea the crimean tatars were abandoned for living a fire in the kyiv region near chornobyl burned a forest, the territory near the village of sister straholissya caught fire. this was reported in the state emergency service during the extinguishing. the da

people at 3 o'clock on may 18, 1944, the communist authorities began an operation to deport crimean tatars from the crimean peninsula, people were forcibly resettled to remote regions of the soviet union from the northern apparatus to central asia, the deportees were allowed to attend meetings from a few minutes to half an hour personal belongings, and most of the property remained and was confiscated by the state during the main wave of deportations, the communist regime evicted about 200 000 crimean tatars in the first three years after resettlement died of hunger, exhaustion and disease, according to various estimates, from 20 to 46% of all deportees . living in the desert, the crimean tatars' houses, there was a restless night and morning in the dnipropetrovsk region, the enemy fired two rockets in the regional center, one of them was shot down against the air force, the head of the regional administration, valentina reznichenko, reported that olenki fell on the private sector, two houses were damaged, one person was injured, and another rocket destroyed a transport infrastructure obje

at three o'clock on may 18, 1944, the communist authorities began an operation to deport the crimean tatars from the crimean peninsula. people were forcibly resettled to remote regions of the soviet union from of the northern pre-urals to central asia, the deportees were allowed to attend meetings from a few minutes to half an hour, they were allowed to take personal belongings with them, and most of the property remained and was confiscated by the state during the main wave of deportations, the communist regime evicted about 200,000 crimean tatars in the first three years after resettlement due to starvation, exhaustion and diseases died according to data from 20 to 46 of all deportees among those who died in the first year, almost 16 years old , meanwhile, 50,000 people, mostly russians, were resettled in crimea near the crimean tatar settlements and the situation at the front, the enemy does not carry out active offensive actions, but fires ukrainian positions and populated areas with artillery mortar weapons, such a situation in the south of ukraine is reported in the operational comman

you fight, if you are not called up, then you help 10 behind the shoulders here work in odessa crimean tatars various temporarily occupied territories several times a week they prepare pilaf, which is then transported to the positions and fed to the defenders of ukraine for beef the center, an immigrant from crimea, ferdima muta, says that his people have been subjected to russian aggression for several centuries in a row, so it is not surprising that it is under the roof of the crimean tatar center at the moment humanitarian aid is being collected and volunteer programs are being implemented from a political point of view now there are no parties from a national point of view now there are no nationalities we are all ukrainians we are all united in the protection of our land and each of us everyone must do at least a little to fight for our independence for its sovereignty, every day the work of weaving camouflage nets for the military boils here, the volunteers say that in the third month of the war, the mood is still the same as before, people are certainly getting tired, but how much do t

now the anniversary of the deportation of the crimean tatar people 80 years ago is approaching.y crimean tatars have lost their homes . then in the 14th year, crimea again bought a temporary one , again people thought of leaving, now we are serving as a war headquarters, how the crimean-tatar people are now experiencing this war, how every day my grandfather used to talk about the fact that we did not have bread, we did not have food like you have, and when i was a child, it still annoyed me a little, why do we have to remember this story again and again every time, but when i grew up, i understood that in order not to really forget these horrors, because it cannot be forgotten, why am i a nazi? because i love your country because i speak ukrainian because i wear the colors of my country why every country you have been you are now in america from every home a flag everyone speaks their own language everyone is proud to be an american regardless of origin today i said about the fact that i am a ukrainian of crimean tatar origin and it is a pain for me because in 1944 all the youn

from time to time as the heads of the jilis of the crimean tatar people. next well, you know my position. i believe that ukraine should have legislated a long time ago. well, the crimean tatar national autonomy should be written into the constitution territories of the ukrainian people, that is, it is one too. is it because it was not done in time , we have so many victims now, so many victims among ukrainians, and we have to fix everything, our common future together bereber . hours, it was a joint project of the espresso and atr tv channels. thank you for your participation and now anzhelika sezonenko will update us on the news. stay tuned. unconquered cities of ukraine, our shipping capital is known for its moorings, bridges and happy brides, the glorious lands at the confluence of the ingulu and the bus estuary have long been closely connected with the zaporizhzhya cossacks and for centuries formed a free ukrainian spirit to fight, the city named in honor of the patron saint of sailors , st. nicholas, has always courageously fought against enslavement,

anton will learn how to bake chebureks, both of which are the national pride of the crimean tatars inanton kulinar but make the right dough. no easy task into the craters on top of the flour hills. it is necessary to gradually pour in water and a little sunflower oil. and then knead the dough she talked about three rules, as if the first one, your hands should remain clean, after hanging the dough , the dishes in which you did it should remain clean and not a drop of flour should crumble after thorough kneading, the unleavened dough should rest for at least half an hour. if possible, it is better to knead it in the evening. the longer the dough stays, the more airy it will turn out. sophia 's class on proper coffee begins with a scarf, the lesson is led by dilara khanum, the owner of the coffee house. by the way, besides the fact that it is wonderfully beautiful. now i look like you, which is also hygienic. yes , we brew coffee for two, for this we need. based on one serving, two spoons of coffee, we pour uh water into a cup. that is to say, we measure out those little balls with whic

crimean tatars and as soon as the germans came here , these bases were immediately issued and the local population, together with the invaders, participated in the looting of these partisan bases and as a result, the partisans in the first month in november of the forty-first year lost up to 65% of all prepared food weapons and ammunition clothes. well, everything that was brought into the forest and after that, in december of the forty-first year, partisan detachments. the year began the first two winters. crimean partisans fought. not so much with the germans. how much with hunger the combat losses were less than the deaths of starvation in the crimean villages, it was impossible even to leave the wounded , they were immediately handed over to the germans. until the end of the war, three winters 900 days, never again a single wounded the local population did not leave moreover for forty-one forty-two and half of forty- three years, not a single person from the local population local partisan detachments came , they began to appear only at the end of october november forty-three, when

and now, and now, eskanderbari, the head of the crimean tatar resource center, is with us, mr. eskander. good day. good day. i saw a post on your facebook page yesterday. now during the war, from the henichesky district, from henichesky to the crimea, this is already this, but it is clear from where to where, in the name of the mayor, he said that ah, about a third of the people from the new oleksiyivka left well, they evacuated because of fear of repression that according to the situation of these newly captured temporary areas of the kherson region, where many live, including representatives of the krasnotar people, and what is currently happening in the occupied crimea, what are the impressions of the people with whom you communicate and whom you quote almost at least and it's anonymous, but it's valuable because of such strong security . the man who shared this information with me, i didn't voice everything about the name and didn't voice his gender, and that's why i first of all tried to demonstrate how an ordinary citizen of ukraine perceives these the processes that are

resource center, by the members of the crimean tatar people's julys right on the air thank youly like me i i hope that the heroes have glory, i hope that it was as interesting as it was for me, actually, we are in touch with hleb babich, a veteran of the ukrainian-russian war, the former commander of fire support of hleb, congratulations glory to ukraine, i'm very glad to hear you, congratulations, friends . listen, i'm following you . or zsu, well, this is the catch, in principle, they all do not engage in creativity, unlike other people, i do not condemn anyone, i do not praise anyone, you are constantly writing something. but you don't stop writing you write tell me about how creativity affects you how how did the war affect creativity, what kind of creativity does it affect maybe the war affects you, the condition of your friends i know what you are, we can't say where you are, what you are, but what can you say, i really want to hear it, it really affected it, it affected me i write much less, well, first of all , it’s not the main thing, unfortunately, what i’m doing. and

we'll continue we will have er bereber - this is a joint marathon of espresso and the crimean tatar channel, so wait for us together with ayder muzhdabaev well, right now the news and colleague anzhelika sizonenko is ready to present them to you, thank you very much, colleagues. well , in mariupol, they are still observing the regime of silence the enemy carried out missile strikes in many regions of ukraine during this night and also hot in donbas remains in kharkiv oblast about war crimes in kharkiv oblast i will tell everything in a moment 83-tya to the bar of the russian-ukrainian war on air news espresso works in the studio angelica of the cancer season rescue from azov steel to the occupied novo azov region 53 seriously injured were evacuated for medical assistance 211 more people were delivered a bagpipe through the humanitarian corridor deputy minister of defense of ukraine anna malyar informed about this further our soldiers from the mariupol fortress are exchanged for captured muscovites populated the olenivka and novoazovsk points to which the military was delivered are located i

let's be careful or let's take a closer look at the dangerous crimean tatar nationalism.ust remember all these rather shameful records that i showed at the time. they were completely inappropriate and the rest cost us the loss of crimea. what should actually change in this humanitarian, in this cultural policy, information policy when crimea will return under ukrainian jurisdiction "." has today so that the values ​​of such moments are the same for residents of transcarpathia and residents of the center and residents of the south or north, they are from whitewashed, but the fact that it was first developed and bit by bit its implementation is completely absent, how can you implement something that does not exist, that is why there is a gap . mirrors of the week, a large material which is dedicated

tv viewers yana eva melnyk and this news today in ukraine memorial day for the victims of the crimean tatar genocide at three o'clock 18 in may 1944, the communist authorities began an operation to deport crimean tatars from the crimean peninsula, people were forcibly resettled to remote regions of the soviet union from the northern border to central asia the deportees were allowed to attend meetings from a few minutes to half an hour, they were allowed to take personal belongings with them, and most of their property remained and was confiscated by the state during the main wave of deportations, the communist regime evicted about 200,000 crimeans in the first three years after resettlement , they died of hunger, exhaustion and diseases according to various estimates from 20 to 46% of all deportees among those who died in the first year, almost half were children under the age of 16. in the meantime, 50,000 people, mostly russians, were resettled in crimea and provided with accommodation the crimean tatars' homes were deserted, it was a restless night and morning in dnipropetrovsk region, t

everyone knows that it is the flag of the crimea of ​​the crimean tatars. been resolved. this symbolism well, simply because it is official russian now in the ukrainian e-e in the ukrainian region it was so temporary for eight years it was not for that it was not for that it was for renaming the populated areas it was not for that to secure the rights of the crimean tatars of zay not to that not to that not to that that's what we have what we have i don't want to go into detail about it we are waiting for the next guest who should tell us to comment on the situation on the eastern front where now uh there was already shown dmytro chernyk military expert mr. peter good day good day glory to ukraine heroes glory to ukraine i would actually like to ask you right away, after all, your assessment of the situation now in the north of donetsk, we have a message from yuriy butusov, who is present there, that russian troops have entered the highway bakhmut-lysichansk in the area of ​​the villages of nagirne and belogorivka and the highway is closed, what does this a

are doubtful people there, there are many conflicts there, there are many 100 l acts from the crimean tatarsy, we had to rely on the main thing, on the meaning well, remember who killed us and who killed us, because information is the first weapon, let's remember this , please join the resistance

important things continues for the next hour on the air of the bera program , that is, from the crimean tataregion. and the apr together we will go to jabayev, we will analyze the most important, now we are adding tamil takhova, the permanent representative of the president of ukraine in the autonomous republic of crimea glory to ukraine, ms. tamilo, glory to the heroes . i wish you good health. well, first of all, it is clear that er, i want to ask er, what happened in the last few days after you were appointed to this high , very responsible position, and what areas of work did you start or continue ? er, in the state of war in which ukraine is now, and we all need to know what role the issue of crimea plays er, at this time, er, thank you for the question. we started almost three years ago as a team of the president who deals with the topic of crimea. as you can see , after all, the topic of crimea does not disappear from the agenda, not only that, but it also returned to the negotiation process because for a long time the russian federation did not want to talk at all about the topic of c

at 3 o'clock on may 18, 1944 the communist authorities began an operation to deport the crimean crimean tatar people were forcibly resettled to remote regions of the soviet union from the northern urals to central asia. deportees were allowed to attend meetings for a few minutes to half an hour. things, and most of the property remained and was confiscated by the state during the main wave of deportation, the communist regime evicted about 200,000 crimean tatars in the first three years after resettlement, they died of hunger, exhaustion and disease, according to various estimates, from 20 to 46 percent of all deportees among those who died in the first year, almost half of the children under the age of 16, in the meantime, 50,000 people, mostly russians, were resettled in crimea, they were provided with abandoned homes of crimean tatars to live in, and to the situation in ukraine, eight people were injured in mykolaiv oblast as a result of the attacks by the russian occupiers , the head of the mykolaiv regional council , hanna za mazzeev, informed about this. most of the injured civilians we

struggle for the rights of crimea of the tatar people and commemoration of the victims of the crimean tatar deportation american diplomats condemned the continuation of repression by russia in may 1944 stalin deported approximately 200,000 people from their homeland for three days in 1989 the crimean tatars were allowed to return to their homeland in 2014 crimea was bought and illegal annexed by russia, the occupation was condemned by almost the whole world, in particular the usa, ukrainian activists and partners continue to fight for the rights of the crimean tatar people and the liberation of crimea from of the russian occupiers, today we will talk about these prospects with tsedilmusaiva, the editor-in-chief of the publication Українська правда, who is part of a delegation of ukrainian politicians and representatives of civil society who is in washington. i congratulate you all, so what is the purpose of your visit to washington, what message did you bring to the american capital, and what did public figures hear? politicians, namely members of the verkhovna rada, journalists, as well as