this decision is important for ukraine, because it establishes the rights of crimean tatars on their land and protects the rights of indigenous people. people of crimea, the conditions that arose as a result of both the 1944 genocide and today's occupation, so that these conditions, they did not destroy the crimean tatar people, and therefore the recognition by a number of states of the deportation of the crimean tatar people as genocide is a statement about the future of ukrainian crimea and the future of the crimean tatar people on their land. in addition to ukraine, latvia, lithuania, and canada recognized the deportation of the crimean tatars as genocide, and now poland has joined them. it is extremely important for us that the whole world recognizes the deportation of the crimean tatars as genocide, because we are a democratic country, the crimean tatars are a part of the ukrainian people, which suffered from the russian empire, continues to suffer now, crimea is now occupied, and it is extremely important for us to liberate crimea. we can release him only if we fight together w

the polish diet recognized the deportation of the crimean tatar people as genocide. a corresponding resolution honors the memory victims of the genocide committed against the indigenous people of crimea in 1944. our maria chernyakhivska knows about the course of voting in the polish diet and why this document is important for both ukraine and poland. the hall is full in the polish diet, even the prime minister is present. one of the first issues under consideration is the resolution on the commemoration of the victims of the genocide committed against the crimean tatars. the polish parliament welcomes guests from ukraine with applause. polish deputies present the draft resolution and emphasize its importance. the relationship is in doubt only a deputy from the confederation party, which is known for its anti-ukrainian position and support for protests at the border, puts the crimean tatars against the poles. this resolution is not only about history, but also about the condemnation of genocide, which is the duty of every deputy, the head of the commission on foreign

people, and therefore the recognition by a number of states of deportation as genocide crimean tatar people. that this is a statement about the future of ukrainian crimea and the future of the crimean tatar people on their land. apart from ukraine, the deportation of the crimean tatars was recognized as genocide by latvia, lithuania, and canada, and now poland has joined them. it is extremely important for us that the whole world recognizes the deportation of the crimean tatars as genocide, because we are a democratic country. crimean tatars are a part of the ukrainian people that suffered from the russian empire and continues to suffer now. crimea is now occupied. and for us it is extremely important to liberate crimea, we can liberate it only if we fight together with the whole world for the rights of the crimean tatar population, we must not forget that. the verkhovna rada of ukraine 9 years ago recognized the deportation of the crimean tatars from the crimea, which took place in 1944, as genocide . maria chernyakhivska, ihor antoniuk, for espresso tv channel from poland. eighth a

nariman dzhelal, he is a crimean tatar politician, the first deputy head of the crimean tatar people's border region, he is already free, he is already in ukraine, he was met in kyiv by the leader of the crimean tatar people, mustafa dzhemilev, the head of the crimean tatar border region of the people, ryfat chubarov, we can see now. these shots, and i would like us to hear mr. nariman now, his first words after his release, i'm already in ukraine, i was met by such nice guys who gave me clubs, don't cry, don't cry, it's over, it's over little one. we're back in the city, i'm at home, i didn't lose hope for a day that it would end someday, although internally i was ready to endure the entire unfair term that was assigned to me in the occupation court of crimea. the most important thing for us was to know that ukraine continues to fight for its own freedom, independence, and that hope... that resistance, it inspired us also not to succumb to any provocations that were out there. along with mr. nariman jelyal, nine more political prisoners of the kremlin were released, and we very much h

dzhelala is a crimean tatar politician, the first deputy head of the crimean-tatar people's inter-forest is already at large, he is already in ukraine, in kyiv, he was met by the leader of the crimean tatar people, mustafa dzhemilov, the head of the crimean tatar people's inter-forest, refat chubarov, you can see these footage now. and i would like us now... to hear mr. nariman, his first words after his release, i am already in ukraine, i was met by such nice guys who gave me gifts, i am at home. day did not lose hope that someday this will end, although internally i was ready to endure the entire unfair term that was assigned to me in the occupation court of crimea. the most important thing for us was to know that ukraine continues to fight for its own freedom, independence, and this hope, this resistance, he inspired us, will not give up either. together with mr. nariman jellyal, nine political prisoners of the kremlin were released, and we very much hope that after this we will see more of our political prisoners who are still in fsb prisons, russian prisons federation, and we will s

nariman dzhelal, he is a crimean tatar politician, the first deputy head of the inter-forest of the crimean tatar people, he is already at large, he is already in ukraine, in kyiv, he was met by the leader of the crimean tatar people mustafa dzemiv, the head of the inter-forest of the crimean tatar people ryfat chubarov, you are now seeing this footage, and i would like us to hear mr. narimane's first words after his release. i'm already in ukraine, i met such nice guys. what keys were given to me? will end, although internally i was ready to endure all this unjust term, dnia did not lose hope that one day i would be assigned to the occupation court of crimea. the most important thing for us was to know that ukraine continues to fight for its own freedom, independence, and this hope, this resistance, it inspired us not to give in to any provocations that were there. together with mr. nariman julyal, nine more political prisoners of the kremlin were released, and we very much hope that after this... we will see more of our political prisoners who are still in fsb prisons, russian prisons fed

nariman dzhelal, he is a crimean tatar politician. the first deputy head of the inter-forest of the crimean tatar people, he is already at liberty, he is already in ukraine, in kyiv, he was met by the leader of the crimean tatar people mustafa dzhemilev, the head of the inter-forest of the crimean tatar people, ryfad chubarov, you can see these footage, and i'd like to hear mr. nariman's first words now. after my release, i'm already in ukraine, i was met by such nice guys, what did they give me? i did not lose hope that it would end someday, i was ready to endure the entire unjust term that was assigned to me in the occupation court of crimea, the most important thing for us was... to know that ukraine continues to fight for its own freedom, independence , and this hope, this resistance, he inspired us also not to succumb to any provocations that there were along with mr. nariman jelyal , nine other political prisoners of the kremlin have been released, and we very much hope that after that we will see others in... our political prisoners who are still in fsb prisons, russian federation pr

leader of the crimean tatar people mustafa dzhemilov, the head of the mejlis of the crimean tatar people, ryfat chubarov, you are now seeing these shots, and i would like so that we can now hear mr narimana, his first words after the report. i'm already in ukraine, i was met by such nice guys who gave me gifts, don't cry, it's over, it's over, little one, we 're together again, i'm at home, i didn't lose hope that one day it would end, although inside i was ready ... and endure all this unfair term that was assigned to me in the occupation court of crimea. the most important thing for us was to know that ukraine continues to fight for its own freedom, independence, and this hope, this resistance, he inspired us, also not to succumb to any provocations that were there. along with mr....nariman jellyal , nine more political prisoners of the kremlin were released, and we very much hope that after that we will see more of our political prisoners who are still in fsb prisons, prisons of the russian federation, and we will see everyone at liberty in the country, in our country, in our homeland

we condemn genocide, we condemn aggression, we emphasize the ties between poles and crimean tatars. the polish sejm voted for the resolution by a majority of 414 deputies, against - 16. this decision is important for ukraine, because it establishes the rights of the crimean tatars on their land and protects the rights of the indigenous people of crimea. those conditions that arose as a result of both the genocide of 1944 and today's occupation, so that these conditions do not destroy the crimean tatar people, and therefore, recognition by the whole... of states, deportation genocide of the crimean tatar people, this is a statement about the future of ukrainian crimea and the future of the crimean tatar people on their land. in addition to ukraine, the deportation of the crimean tatars was recognized as genocide by latvia, lithuania, and canada, and now poland has joined them. it is extremely important for us that the whole world recognizes the deportation of the crimean tatars as genocide, because we are a democratic country, the crimean tatars are a part of the ukrainian people tha

nariman dzhelal, this is... a crimean tatar politician, the first deputy head of the mezhles of the crimean tatar people, he is already at large, he is already in ukraine, in kyiv, he was met by the leader of the crimean tatar people, mustafa dzhemilev, the head of the mezhles of the crimean tatar people people, refat chubarov, you are currently seeing these footage, and i would like us to hear mr. nariman now. his first words after the release, i'm already in ukraine, i was met by such nice guys, what gifts they gave me, don't cry, don't cry, it's over, it's over, little one, i didn't lose hope that... it will end , although internally i was ready to endure the entire unfair term that was assigned to me in the occupation court of crimea. the most important thing for us was to know that ukraine continues to fight for its own freedom, independence, and this hope, this resistance, he inspired us, also not to succumb to any provocations that were there. together with mr. nariman jelyal , nine more political prisoners of the kremlin were released, and we very much hope that after this we will s

of the crimean tatar people, mustafa dzhemilev, the head of the myzhlis of the crimean tatar people, can now see these footage, and i would like us to hear mr. nariman now, his first words after his release. i'm already in ukraine, i was met by such nice guys, who gave me a ring? continues to fight for his own freedom, independence, and this hope, this resistance, he inspired us also not to succumb to any provocations that were there. along with mr. nariman jelyal, nine others were freed political prisoners of the kremlin, and we really hope that after that we will see more of our political prisoners. who are still in the prisons of the fsb, the prisons of the russian federation, and we will see all of them free in the country, in their country, in their homeland, and i hope, in the future already on the territory of crimea, on the territory, on the territory of the liberated crimea. yes, and of course, we all did not expect the return of mr. the tape i had attached was all torn up on facebook by the emotions of the crimeans, who reacted very emotionally to this news, because the per

nariman dzhelal, he is a crimean tatar politician, the first deputy head of the mezhles of the crimeane is already free, he is already in ukraine, in kyiv, the leader of the crimean tatar people, mustafa dzhemiv, the head of the inter-community of the crimean tatar people ryfat chubarov, we can now see these footage, and i would like us to hear mr. nariman now, his first words after his release. i'm already in ukraine, i met such nice guys. what gifts did they give me? will end, although internally i was ready . i did not lose hope that one day it would be the most important thing to withstand the entire unjust term that was assigned to me in the occupation court of crimea. for us it was to know that ukraine continues to fight for its own freedom, independence, and this hope, this resistance, it inspired us not to give in to any provocations that were there. along with mr. nariman jelyal , nine political prisoners of the kremlin were also released, and we very much hope to see after that. to our other political prisoners, who are still in the prisons of the fsb, the prisons of the russ

nariman dzhelal, he is a crimean tatar politician, the first deputy head of the inter-forest of the crimean-tatarlarge, he is already in ukraine, he was met in kyiv by the leader of the crimean tatar people mustafa dzhemilev, the head of the inter-forest of the crimean tatar people ryfat chubarov, you now see these personnel and i would like us to hear mr. nariman now, his first words after his release. i am already in ukraine. the fair term that was assigned to me in the occupation court of crimea, the most important thing for us was to know that ukraine continues to fight for its own freedom, independence, and this hope, this resistance, it inspired us also not to succumb to any provocations that are there were along with mr. nariman jelyal, nine others were freed. political prisoners of the kremlin, and we very much hope that after this we will see more of our political prisoners, who are still in the prisons of the fsb, the prisons of the russian federation, and we will see all of them at liberty in the country, in their country, in their homeland, and i hope, in the future already on the ter

genocide of the crimean tatar people by russian russia, still by the soviet union in the 44th year. you to keep you informed about it, but let's start traditionally with a call to subscribe to the atp and espresso youtube channels, like, comment on this episode, because that's how youtube works, if you watch us on youtube and want others to watch us, please do these actions, and i encourage you to transfer money as well, if you see a qr code on your screen during the program for transferring funds, transfer it to... noman chilibikhan omba, this is an army unit that is specifically aimed at releasing crimea, which has set itself the goal of liberating the occupied peninsula, we cooperate with this unit as long as this program exists, and we will talk first, as always, with military experts, then on humanitarian topics, military expert serhii bratchuk, ukrainian spokesman. the army of the south is with us today, mr. serhiy, congratulations, glory to ukraine, glory to the armed forces, congratulations, glory to the heroes, my question is that during the last week something intere

, and this is a joint project of the crimean-tatar tv channel atr and the espressa tv channel. my name is andriy yanitskyi. mr. sergey, i still have a question for you. congratulations again. so. yes, great. you may have heard, you may have heard that ukrainian border guards detained a vessel that had previously entered the port of sevastopol , which was occupied, but used various tricks for this, turned off the transmitters, and what was the captain of this vessel thinking, he was also arrested, detained, that it is possible to enter without... without any punishment to the occupied ports of crimea and not bear any responsibility for it, it seems to me that crimea has been occupied for 10 years, these sanctions have been in effect for 10 years, what made them so bold, i think that this captain is now thinking about where he can find a good lawyer , this is, first of all, me would pay attention to this, to this detention of this vessel, on the other hand, i hope that this is the beginning. about that process, about which many are talking, including experts in international mari

people, mustafa aga dzhemilev, with the head of the mejlis of the crimean tatar people, ryfath mykola knyazhytskyi, a member of the verkhovna rada of ukraine, representative of the committee on culture and spirituality, they. today they are in poland, the deputies of the polish diet have to vote for the recognition of the genocide of the crimean tatar people by the stalinist regime in 1944 during the deportation, and they are currently being voted on by the deputies, so, unfortunately, we cannot call gulsum and show you how it is happening, but you will definitely see it in the news, so, what i wanted to say about gulsum itself is that there is such a specialized edition of the detector. the media on which an interview with gulsum khalilova appeared today, you can read about her, who she is, what kind of person she is, a very interesting interview, i advise you to read it, for a reason, gulsum is read all over to the turkic-speaking world and in turkey, and serhii is with us again, mr. serhii, i congratulate you again, i'm glad we'll try to talk by phone this time, so about gr

, and this is a joint project of the crimean tatar tv channel atr and the espresso tv channel. my name is andriy yanitskyi. mr. sergey, i still have a question for you, congratulations again. yes, yes, great, maybe you heard? you may have heard that the ukrainian border guards detained a ship that entered the occupied port of sevastopol, but used various tricks for this, for example, turned off the transmitters, and what was the captain of this ship thinking, he was also arrested, detained, what can to enter the occupied ports of the crimea without any punishment and not be punished for it. responsibility, it seems to me that crimea has been occupied for 10 years, these sanctions have been in effect for 10 years, why did they dare? i think that this captain is now thinking about where he can find a good lawyer, firstly, i would pay attention to this, to this detention of this vessel, on the other hand, i hope that this is the beginning of the process that there is a lot of talk, including international maritime experts. the right that all those who engaged in crimes against ukr

parliament recognized the deportation of the crimean tatars in 1944 as genocide . an extremely important decision. in 2015, it was a great honor for me, says knyazhytskyi, to initiate a similar declaration in the ukrainian parliament, and the fact that the whole world now supports this idea is incredible. the baltic countries have already joined in recognizing this terrible crime. a month ago parye called to recognize the deportation of 1944 as an act of genocide of the crimean tatar people, and today an important resolution in this regard. adopted by the sejm of poland, and akhtem cheygos and refat chubarov were also present in the polish sejm, yes, we will talk with him later with refat chubarov, but now we will talk about the situation in the kharkiv direction. yuri fedorenko, commander of the akhilets attack drone battalion of the 92nd separate assault brigade of the armed forces of ukraine, is already in direct contact with us. mr. yuriy, congratulations, glory to ukraine. glory to ukraine, glory to the situation in the kharkiv direction, please describe what

of course, crimea is ukrainian, but crimea is also crimean-tatar, because these are the roots of the population, the roots of the people of crimea, who do not see themselves as separate from ukraine, who have a huge history, a common history with us, which was simple and not very, we were allies, and were enemies, but we fought together against today's aggressor, who is one of us is now destroying, and the crimean-tatar people already have... well, today, we just have to think about the fate of these people who were resettled in the 44th year to central asia, to central asia, to other countries that lost more than half of their the population that is currently being bullied by the occupier, and when we talk about the future of crimea, it seems to me that ensuring the rights of this people is one of the most important principles and ways to convince the world to support us even more strongly in the de-occupation of crimea, and the de-occupation of crimea is a plan and zelensky, when we talk about ukraine in within the borders of the 91st year, this is what the whole world is talking a

mustafa dzhemilov, the leader of the crimean tatar people, is in touch with us, mr. mustafa, congratulations. good day to you, the events of the day in two hours, vasyl zima's big broadcast, a project for smart and caring people, espresso in the evening. i 'm coming to ukraine with three children, i don't have a job, i need to find one, i don't have a home, i need to find one, and i'm still sick, what should the state do so that people like me can return? stories of immigrants who we are we tell in the film more eloquently than optimists'. official reports and impressive presentations from government agencies. real life destroys myths. no money, wait. we don't wait here. return or stay? where to return? what will happen to work, loans, children's education, where and at what cost to be treated? nothing is being done to bring people back abroad. absolutely nothing. internally displaced persons increasingly either go to the west or return to the occupation altogether. if the government does not stand up and act, we will lose the war for the future, even if we defeat th

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, and this is a joint project of the crimean tatar tv channel atr and the espresso tv channel.name is andriy yanitskyi. mr. sergey, i still have a question for you, congratulations, again, yes, yes, great, maybe. you heard, maybe you heard that ukrainian border guards detained a ship that had previously entered the occupied port of sevastopol, but they used various tricks for this, for example, they turned off the transmitters, and what was the captain of this ship thinking, he was also arrested and detained, that it is possible to enter the port without any punishment ...

olena pekh and deputy chairman of the mejlis of the crimean tatar people nariman dzhelal. i now suggest watching direct speech. i am already in ukraine. i have such the guys were nice to meet. i did not lose hope for a day that it would end someday, although internally i was ready to endure the entire unfair term that was assigned to me in the occupation court of crimea. the most important thing for us was to know that ukraine continues to fight for its own freedom and independence. and this hope, er, this resistance, he inspired us also not to succumb to any provocations that were there. such inspiring moments. the president of ukraine, volodymyr zelenskyi, commenting on this liberation, stated that in the exchange of prisoners, the vatican actually helped. and with this in mind, i have a question for our guests, and first of all, ms. oglya, for you. how actively our western partners and international organizations are involved in the liberation of our civilians. well, as far as international organizations are concerned, it seems to me that the 22nd year was just such a p

the polish diet recognized the deportation of the crimean tatars in 1944 as genocide. accordingly, the resolution was adopted today in the lower house of the parliament. 414 polish deputies voted for it. 16 opposed. let me remind you, the leadership of the ussr. deported more than 200,000 crimean tatars from peninsula, about 8 thousand people died. in ukraine, the law on the recognition of the genocide of the crimean tatar people was passed nine years ago . mykola knyazhytskyi, co-chairman of the parliamentary friendship group with poland, who initiated a similar resolution in ukraine in 2015 , commented on the importance of this decision. crimean tatars are part of ukrainian. of a great nation, they are patriots of ukraine, we fight together with them for the liberation of both their and our homeland crimea, and the fact that poland supports us, and pavel koval, who holds such a high position in the polish parliament, it initiates it, it is a very good sign and it is extremely important. no red carpet, no parties, but from the movies. the odesa international film fest

the one hand. to us ukrainians, but also from the point of view of justice in relation to the crimean tatarple. now a lot of people talked about the agreement that was signed, the agreement on the security guarantee, not the security guarantee, the security agreement between ukraine and poland and talked about the fact that there is a point in this agreement that allows poland to destroy russian missiles, as if even in the ukrainian sky, which they fly in the direction of poland, but now we have to refute it. are we relying too much on the texts of these documents? no, we do not have a denial, we have a denial from stoltenberg, who says that for nato it may pose a certain threat, but this is not a denial, poland wants it, and poland even now, after the signing of the agreement and stoltenberg's words, says that will try to convince nato, to help. shooting down missiles and drones on the territory of ukraine. it is extremely important for us. this agreement makes it possible to do so in the future. so much of what we promise now actually manifests for us in the future. we used to talk about

crimean tatars are part of the great ukrainian people, they are patriots of ukraine. together with them, we are fighting for their liberation and ours homeland of crimea. and the fact that poland supports us, and pavel kovel, who holds such a high position in the polish parliament, initiates it. this is a very good sign and it is extremely important. here i can only support and agree that it is extremely important, and the more russians are told. their genocides, which they committed against the peoples of the north caucasus, against the crimean tatars, against the ukrainians, against many, many other peoples who lived even outside the borders of the soviet union, this is stalin's idea to mix all the peoples and create homo sovietikus, some went there, others went there, the fact that people died on the way, they were thrown out in the steppes of kazakhstan, in siberia, it didn't matter, people never mattered to the soviet system and... they don't even now, unfortunately , they don't have even now, well, that's exactly why she is exchanging them today in this terrible

ukrainian language with crimean tatar, and this is a joint project of the crimean tatar tv channel atr and the espresso tv channel, my name is andrii yanitskyi. mr. serhiy, i still have a question for you, congratulations again, yes, yes, great, maybe you heard, maybe you heard that the ukrainian border guards detained a ship that entered the port of occupied sevastopol before that, but used it for this various tricks, for example, did you ... have the transmitters, and what was the captain of this vessel thinking, he was also arrested, detained, that it is possible to enter the occupied crimean ports and not bear any responsibility for it, it seems to me that crimea has been occupied for 10 years, these sanctions have been in effect for 10 years, what made them so bold, i think that this captain is now thinking about where he should... find good lawyer, this is the first thing, i would pay attention to this, to this detention of this vessel, on the other hand, i hope that this is the beginning of the process that many are talking about, including experts in international maritime law,

the polish parliament recognized the deportation of the crimean tatars as genocide.ependent commission. catholic university chose the winners of the ukrainian-taiwanese educational project: leave no one behind. my colleagues will tell you about the criteria used to determine which schools receive computer equipment and training. 143 questionnaires, 40 candidates and 5 days of interviews. the independent competitive commission of teachers of the ukrainian catholic university selected 24 educational participating schools. charity project leave no one behind. they will be 14 educational institutions from lviv, six from ivano-frankivsk and four from poltava oblasts. in order to choose... more motivated teams, the jury conducted interviews with teachers, each interview is told by the vice-rector of ucu, not just a conversation, but a look into the school's past for the sake of its future. every interview is a conversation, it is an exchange information, it is a joke, it is a serious conversation, and we want to know more about the school, about the dreams of the teachers,

genocide, then obviously we cannot close our eyes to the genocide of our compatriots, ukrainians of crimean tatargin , and the fact that now it is supported... the whole world, this is very important, the whole world is starting to support, because lithuania and latvia have already supported it, canada, now here is poland, and we will make sure that this support continues, of course, this has importance for our future as well, because when we say whose crimea and answer that crimea is ours, the question is whether it is ours, of course, ukrainian crimea, but crimea is also crimean-tatar, because it is the indigenous population, the indigenous people of crimea, who does not see himself as separate from ukraine. which has a huge history, a common history with us, which was simple and not so much, we were allies and we were enemies, but we fought together with today's aggressor, who is destroying us one by one now, and the crimean tatar people have almost been destroyed, we just have to think about the fate of these people who were resettled in the 44th year to middle asia, to central asia, to other

and now there are 334 political prisoners in crimea, according to my data, 217 of them are crimean tatars. that is, there is obviously such a thing here. some special political message, what numbers do you have, what can be said about the groups of political prisoners, how they are ethnically and religiously colored, is there any, some selectivity in the actions of the russians, look, we need cypris here, come on they are simply them, so look for them, according to certain such factors or criteria, in general , the number of people who, let's say, were persecuted, ah, and in relation to whom there are sentences, there are many more of them, but we will distinguish between criminal prosecution and deprivation of liberty, and persecution for political reasons, but thank god... it ended only with administrative punishments, i don't know if there are any public organizations currently running rights-seekers, such a list, but they have already gone far there, about a thousand people, this is starting from the breakthrough of the blockade, well , starting from february 26, 2014, because the rus

case, and now there are 334 political prisoners in crimea, according to my data, 217 of them are crimean tatars, that is, there are obviously here and such and such a special political message, what numbers do you have, what can be said about e groups of political prisoners, how are they ethnically, religiously colored, is there some kind of selectivity in the actions of the russians, look, here the cypriots need to be ... well , they just need to be searched for by certain such factors or criteria, in general , the number of people who, let's say, were persecuted and in relation to whom there are sentences, there are many more, but we will distinguish criminal prosecution. and deprivation of liberty and persecution for political reasons, but which, thank god, ended only with administrative punishments, for administrative punishments, i do not know whether they are currently conducting any right-wing public organizations, such a list, but they have already gone far there , about a thousand people, starting from... er, er, the breakthrough of the blockade, well, starting from february 26 , 2014,

activists, members of the midjlis of the crimean tatar people, and that's what they were imprisoned for, that's what we usually call them, and it sounds like a political prisoner in the media, this is one subcategory of civil, the second is, in general, in principle, what is now obscured on especially in the newly occupied territories, these are any civilians who are captured by the russian federation in order to... force either this person, or, for example, the state, or some bodies to take some actions, well, that is, in essence, when they capture our people, tortured there for ties to the armed forces of ukraine, or with the security service of ukraine and so on, demand to recognize something, or in general encourage ukraine, for example, well, in the future it may be an incentive for negotiations, yes, certain exchanges, something else, that is, we are dealing with a terrorist state, and the russian federation is calm can grab people and increase these lists for some of her own, the desires that she has are usually what always harm us, so we have to understand that we have just

nariman dzhulyal is really a very successful experience for us, for ukraine, for the entire crimean tatar people and the families of our political prisoners, who really appeared. hope that other political prisoners will also be released please tell rifega here is this successful experience with mr. nariman jellyal is more the exception than the rule or are we still his away, we can use this experience, the experience of exchange, you see, for now, for now it is an exception, in my opinion, i don't know how it will turn out. to evaluate, because er, well, so much so that the russians avoid the release of political prisoners in general, which is simple here, i may not know some points here, because it is directly at the stage when , excuse me, the negotiations are going on from the russian side, because they and to their own, they treat their own people as er... a resource, manipulating which they can achieve their own goals, and therefore they transfer this approach to our people as well, that is, they are holding our political prisoners, if somewhere there are some problems that are very

this is a joint project of crimean tatars.v channel and the tv channel that we make for viewers from crimea, as well as for all those in mainland ukraine who are interested in what is happening in crimea, if you watch us on youtube, please subscribe, like, bell and comment on this video, this is how youtube algorithms work, we will only be seen if you are active. well, as usual, traditionally, today we will talk about... crimea, about the deoccupation of crimea and about everything that happened there during this week, well, that is, we will talk about the results, and of course i would like to start with the main news is the one that happened this week and it can be said that on june 23 the armed forces of ukraine carried out a very powerful attack on the russian occupiers and after that manipulation, distortion of facts, speculation about human deaths and... other methods to abdicate responsibility, moscow started a very huge propaganda campaign, blaming ukraine and even the united states of america for the deaths of civilia

activists, members of the crimean tatar people's mejlis, and that's why they were imprisoned, that's what we call them, usually in the media, as political prisoners, that one subcategory is civilian, the second is in general, in principle, what is currently obscured especially in the newly occupied territories, these are any civilians that the russian federation grabs for... to force either this person, or, for example, the state, or some bodies to take some actions, well that is, by in fact, this is when they grab our people, torture them there for their connections with the armed forces of ukraine, or with the sbu, and so on, demand to admit something, or in general encourage ukraine, for example, well, in the future it may be an incentive for negotiations, yes , certain exchanges, something else, that is, we are dealing with a terrorist state, and the russian federation can easily arrest people and increase these lists for some of its own. uh, the desires she has are usually what always harm us, so we have to understand that we have just these thousands and thousands of peo

selyam aleikum kherla kunler, congratulations, we continue our joint broadcast of the first crimean tatarulsom khalilova, and my colleague andriy yanitskyi work together in the studio for you of atr and tv channel, beraber program. and we would like to introduce our guest, this is yevhen khlobestov, professor, dean of the faculty of natural sciences of the kyiv-mohyla academy, as well as the head of the track, head of the track. eco-economic and ecological expert network of the crimean platform. mr. yevgeny, congratulations. good day. good day. a military expert and i discussed everything that happened in crimea on june 23 and the attack by the armed forces of ukraine on to russian military facilities and about the shooting down of these rockets by russian air defense over the beach, over people, and we all saw all these videos and so on, after which the occupation, even the administration. they began to say that a lot of people canceled their trips to crimea and even their tourist trips, these tourist operators began to say that people simply do not go to the sanatorium there, the camp,

on, what will we do with it and can we draw parallels, for example, with 1944, yes, when these crimean tatarsere deported, the nkbdshniks came again, and then... already the children of the nkvdshniks and in 2014 just burned ukrainian passports and shouted crimea and russia forever. this question is deep, well, because firstly, if we say about the economic profit from such wraps, it is minimal. against the background of the cost of the war, to say that it somehow helps russia fight more effectively against ukraine? maybe no. this is an information drive. russia is trying to show. to us, the crimeans and other russians, that here we have dealt with a potentially fifth column of pro-ukrainian elements, and their real estate has gone to the needs of the svo, yes, well, but really, to say that this has some kind of effect on the situation in crimea now, does it affect in our opinion, does it have any legal consequences, unfortunately, no, russia does not recognized by a huge number of international judges, that is, and even i ... gave such examples, russia is part of the signatory of numerous law