gulnar, the crimean tatars managed to tatars to preserve their identity, and i heard different memoriesnew that among themselves, for example, crimean tatars even very carefully mentioned the history of crimea, the history of deportation, deportation, they tried not to tell the children about it, many crimean tatars said, who grew up and were born... in uzbekistan and or in tajikistan, that until a certain age they did not even suspect that there was a deportation, because their parents protected them in this way and tried to protect them from the repressive communist system, but nevertheless , the memory has been preserved quite powerfully, and in the 90s the process of mass return of crimean tatars began, how was it possible to preserve it, what contributed to this, the ee or mejlis is like itself... is such a structure of self-government unique, are there any folk traditions, or some intellectuals who kept this one memory and her crying, what are the secrets of preserving identity? well, here i can say that our ukrainian identity is very similar, because when we have trouble, tragedy

, of course, crimean tatar, so now i am actually asking about the crimean tatars, whether theres a desire to return to their roots, if not you, then perhaps your children, they still want to restore this fair'. well, let's say , first of all, i would like to draw attention to the fact that i have children 14 and 10 years old, and just that boy, my son, who is 10 years old now, he was born on march 5, 2013, when they entered the crimea tanks, and he ended up already in... ukraine, when he was one year and two months, and here he constantly talks about the fact that i want to go to crimea, i want to crimea, i will be in crimea, and this constantly reminds me of how i constantly said that i want to go and see to the crimea, because my parents, you are my parents, you constantly tell me about the crimea, and i found myself in the crimea for the first time only. at the age of 16, that is, in 1990, and, but as crimea perceived already, well , as if i had lived there all my life, as far as the language is concerned, it really is, as i said, a big problem, that of the generation that wa

that among themselves, for example, crimean tatars they even very carefully mentioned the history of history of deportation, deportation, they tried not to tell the children about it, many crimeans who grew up and were born in uzbekistan and or in tajikistan said that they did not even suspect until ... a certain age that there was a deportation because their parents protected them in this way and tried to protect them from the repressive communist system, but nevertheless the memory remained quite powerful and in the 90s the process of mass return of crimean tatars began, how did it manage to preserve that this contributed, or mejlis is the most unique such structure of self-government, or? or some folk traditions, or some intellectuals who preserved this memory and mourned it, what are the secrets of preserving identity? well, here i can say that we have the identity of the ukrainian family is very similar, because when we have trouble, tragedy, we consolidate, the crimean tatars also consolidated, they preserved their faith, language, they did not mix, well, in principle, there is

moreover, when the crimean tatars were already in the cities of deportation, they were forbidden to use the crimean prefix at all, that is , they were equated with all, well, all the tatars who lived at that time, well, first in the space of the russian empire, then... the sfsr, that is, these are also kazan, bashkir, siberian, astrakhan tatars, that is , there are a lot of them, and the crimean tatars were forbidden to use the crimean prefix, that is, we crimean, crimean tatar people practically disappeared from history for 80 years, but when this mrs. gulnar, the crimean tatars managed to preserve their identity, and i heard different memories and knew that among themselves, for example, the crimean tatars would even remember very carefully. told about the history of crimea, the history of deportation, deportation, they tried not to tell the children about it, many crimean tatars who grew up and were born in uzbekistan and or in tajikistan said that they did not even suspect that there was a deportation until a certain age , because their parents protected them in this way and tried t

you know, it was such a trigger that the crimean tatars became after this... sobitti, moscow sobittind they were already returning to the crimea, and of course, no one was waiting for them, but still, vadakamen toche, and the crimean the tatars achieved what they have now native land, and here, well, it was like that, thank you very much, gulnara khanum choksalyn, for taking the time to come to our studio today, but i hope that in the next broadcasts of espresso and the atp tv channel , we will meet again at two or three weeks and... we will talk about many more questions that i have and have andrii chokh saglens, thank you for being with us today, gulnara abdulaeva, historian, journalist and tv presenter, was with us in the espresso studio, as well as the joint broadcast of the krymsvetarsky tv channel of the atr, for gulsom khalilova and my colleague andriy yanitsky worked for you, leave koroshkendzha with us. see this week in the collaborators program. servants of the kremlin, not of god. which of the priests promotes russian peace among children? this conversation, as i said, sho

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

after a long journey home, thousands of crimean tatars were forced to leave their homes again in 2014early 10 years of russian occupation , about 70,000 crimeans left the peninsula, 50,000 of them crimean tatars. they now call the russian occupation a hybrid deportation. today what is happening. against ukraine by russia is a continuation of this genocidal policy of the previous regimes on the territory of russia, that is , it is russian policy, and they cannot in any way give permission to people to honor the memory of the victims of the genocide in a way that inherent in their culture, their values ​​are the main thing. to honor the memory of the victims of the genocide of the crimean tatar people, you can light a candle. or write a letter to a prisoner of the kremlin. any citizen can do it. whether to write something on twitter, facebook, in social networks, write to your friend in crimea, and express words of sympathy. you can send a letter to the prisoner, a crimean tatar. the genocide of the crimean tatar people is recognized. only four countries in the world. ukraine, lithuania

is being done. in different ways, well, in particular, for example, through the spread of the crimean tatar coffee culture, lyuraney khaibulaeva, who is the owner of the krymsky dvorik restaurant in lviv, conducts such a cultural project in a competing event, and teaches lviv residents how to make crimean coffee correctly. well, it is really very important, especially it is important on the eve of the anniversary. deportation and correctly to speak of the genocide of the crimean tatar people on may 18, i am talking about genocide because many countries, the ukrainian state, the baltic states and canada have already recognized the deportation of the crimean tatar people as genocide, and now the majlis of the crimean tatar people is working to ensure that other countries of the european union also recognize the deportation as genocide , and we will talk about it today. yet to speak with the historian, but traditionally, andrii, we always start the broadcast with the military component and summarize what happened on the territory of the temporarily occupied crimea, this week there was a double

people - the representative body of the crimean tatars to the territory of ireland during thise in two years, more than 300 people have moved since then. of the occupied crimean peninsula, is this really the case, do you communicate with crimeans who moved to ireland, is the number really that large, and do you meet crimean tatars directly in ireland or not, i see and hear and i regularly communicate and make friends, and indeed in our county, i don’t know exactly how many crimeans there are, but there are even whole communities, we have such... the town of karsivin and there are a lot of crimean tatar families compactly there, i also work in dingle, and i have about 30 people in dingle, approximately crimeans, and we communicate with them, try to solve their problems, various problems, in particular, they were looking for a place, because we only have two machetes on our account, two such cultural ones, cultural and religious places where they can gather during the sacred. it is ramadan, so they had to gather every day, and we made arrangements with the hotels so that they cou

among them were crimean tatars.ated persons under the legislation of the russian federation. includes a variety of payments and benefits that the state provides to victims of deportation. about what has changed in the life of small peoples in crimea over the past 10 years, in the story of anna efimova. mom, it’s you, it’s your little sister, and najie. and it was a life full of serious trials, but hardships and hardships did not break her, she trained to be a nurse, during the years of the epidemic she single-handedly organized the work of a cori point in one of the villages of the fergana region, on she nursed even seemingly hopeless children in her arms, can you imagine, she has 70 children, every 4 hours, every 6 hours she needs to take penicillin, she needs to constantly boil syringes, she went out on sleepless nights for 2 months. and doctors came from the regional health department, but they didn’t have doctors, she treated everyone herself, they came to her, she didn’t have a death, so she was a hero at that

crimea is occupied and the russian occupiers treat the crimean tatar people well, not in the best way, we even see such attempts to create some special units within the framework of the so -called rosgvardiya are specifically from the crimeans, well, first of all, i understand from the crimean tatars, who are forcibly taken into the russian occupation army. why is this being done, what do the occupiers want to show in this way and how to act to crimeans, to avoid this. fate, thank you for this question, this is a very important and sensitive situation, you know, it's like when the russian troops took over. crimea in 2014, and in order to convince the world that, as they say, everyone in crimea just wants, well, they want, that is, the separation of crimea from ukraine and annexation to russia, moscow was very short-sighted for the same position to be taken by the crimean tatars, the crimean tatar the people, in that mosaic that they then intended to demonstrate to the world an artificial mosaic, as if the people there want to separate from ukraine, they really lacked the crimean tatar

that the crimean tatars were traitors , that there is no such people as the crimean tatars tatars have nothing to do with crimea and so on, and this is all mine, let's say such childhood psychological trauma that remains with me, i don't want this to happen to my children. after a long journey home, thousands of crimean tatars were forced to leave their homes again in 2014, during almost 10 years of russian occupation of the peninsula , about 70,000 crimeans left, 50,000 of them crimean tatars. they now call the russian occupation a hybrid deportation. today, what is happening against ukraine with on the part of russia, this is a continuation of this genocidal policy of the previous regimes on the territory of russia, that is, it is russian policy, and they cannot do it in any way. can give permission to people to commemorate the victims of genocide in a way that is characteristic of their culture, their values ​​are important. to honor the memory of the victims of the crimean tatar genocide, you can light a candle or write a letter to a prisoner of the kremlin. any citizen can do this

goodbye. we welcome you to the joint airing of the first crimean tatar tv channel and the espresso tvthe razom berabera program . i, golsum khalilova, and my colleague andriy yanitsky work for you in the studio. greetings to all viewers. today we will talk, as usual, about the main news. crimea, what happened during the week, but first we invite you to subscribe to the atp and espress youtube channels and make a donation. and, of course, as we always say on our broadcasts, only together, only beraber, we will be able to defeat the enemy, we will be able to defeat the russian occupation forces, so now on in the southern direction, our guys from the 48th osh named after noman chelabykh. need fpf drones, so everyone who can and wants to support can do so by using the qr code that you will now see on your screens. well , we already have a ready guest who is waiting to be included, this is a special guest of honor for our program, refat chubariv, head of the midjlis of the crimean tatar people, mr. rifat, congratulations. salam aleikum. alaykum salaam, greetings to you all. rifataga we wou

crimean tatars were simply deported by order of stalin, the crimean tatar soldiers who fought duringworld war , when they came home to crimea, they simply did not see them. their relatives, did not see their children, and among them were also heroes of the soviet union, by the way, yes, and this, these are the most desining moments, this is exactly what we are seeing now in mariupol, we stop in temporarily occupied mariupol, and we see there not the majority of locals who came from the russian federation, sometimes banal migrants, who are brought in in order to maximize... they became the dominant component in this occupied city, the temporarily occupied crimean peninsula, it was influenced since the 14th year, exactly in this format, how many plots outside the boundaries of urban development, outside the general plans of cities, they were raided for them, a raid took place, a raid took place... capture and there were built there where e there were forests of the red princes, they were simply developed and multi-story buildings, new residential complexes were built there, where repre

crimean tatars , crimean tatar soldiers who fought during the second world war , were simply deportedy order of stalin , when they came home to crimea, they simply did not see their relatives, did not see their children. and among them there were also the heroes of the soviet union, by the way, yes, and this, these are the most resonant moments, this is exactly what we are seeing in mariupol now, we go to the temporarily occupied mariupol and see there not the majority of locals who came from the russian federation, sometimes banal migrants who are brought in for that they become the dominant component as much as possible . occupied city, ah, temporarily occupied half of the crimea, it has been affected since the 14th year, exactly in this format, how many areas outside the boundaries, arrangement of cities, outside the general city ​​plans, they were raided for them, a raid took place, a raider seizure took place and they were built there, there were... princely forests, they were simply developed and multi-storey buildings were built there, er, new residential complexes, where the r

works of art of crimean tatar artists, photographs and films dedicated to the deportation. as shown to the americans by crimean tatarstan and ukrainian community. khrystyna shevchenko attended the event. the anthem of the crimean tatar people sounds in the ukrainian cultural center of los angeles. crimean tatars came to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the deportation of their people together with the ukrainian community of the city. on the anniversary, an exhibition of paintings by the hodznik sadikh ajisalim on the subject of the forced eviction of an entire nation by the soviet authorities was held here. photos of people who survived the tragedy of deportation and presented samples of crimean tatar national clothing. ilmira tokhtarova, the founder of the organization of crimean tatar women says that such an event is taking place in los angeles for the first time. it is very important to remember precisely these tragic days, not to forget it and pass it on to our next generations. valei itself is also, now there are a lot of crimean tatars who have come to... the united

meanings, because after 10 days, all crimean tatars were simply deported by order of stalin, the crimeanar soldiers who fought during the second world war, when they came home to crimea, simply did not see their relatives, did not see their children, and among them were also heroes of soviet. of the union, by the way, yes, and this, these are the most defining moments, this is exactly what we are seeing in mariupol now, we go into the temporarily occupied mariupol and see there not the majority of locals who have come from the russian federation, sometimes banal migrants who are brought in for so that they become the dominant component as much as possible, namely in this occupied city, ah, the temporarily occupied crimean peninsula, it has been influenced since the 14th year precisely in this format, how many plots per beyond the boundaries of the arrangement of the cities, outside the general plans of the cities, they were raided for them, a raid took place, a raider seizure took place, and there were built where there were red princely forests. they were simply produced and high-rise b

in ukraine and whether the crimean tatars were allowed to return to sevastopol, on the southern coast of crimea, or they still had to find a place for themselves in the north of crimea and in the steppe part. well, of course, no one expected the crimean tatars in crimea, of course they asked where you would return, because we know that this has been the movement since the 60s and 70s. the national movement of the crimean tatars, and a lot of people already at that time were talking about the need to return, and that we were accused of that, and that is , it was such that people were already leaving, some of them were brave people who came out with slogans, return the homeland to the crimean tatars and return the crimean tatars to the homeland, but of course, those people, of course, it was the soviet times, and they came through a lot... of course, for the crimean tatars, it is a dream to return to the crimea was always there, and we all knew it from a young age, our parents, for example, they knew that they would definitely return, but it really was such a vagrant in 1987, when there

iskender bariev, the head of the crimean tatar resource center and a member of the mejlis of the crimeanatar people , was in touch with us. we are now going on a short break, then we will come back and talk about kherson and the kherson art museum. we will talk with its director, who tried to save exhibits from this museum from muscovites, what she succeeded in and who prevented her from making this preservation better, stay with us. fm halychyna. listen to yours. to feel life, not heartburn, take hyalera. hyalera - victory over heartburn. oh, there are no potatoes, will you bring them? and already, asshina. have dr. tice's bone marrow and get back to work. ointment with comfrey - german ointment for pain in the joints and. kratal contains natural components that carefully care for your heart. kratal improves blood supply and the functional state of the myocardium, normalizes the heart rate. reduction increases physical and mental performance. kratal is a natural force for your heart. lacaluut fix reliably fixes. my dentist advised me. yes, and reduces gum inflammation. and the price is

may 18 is the day of remembrance of the victims of the genocide of the crimean tatar people.ear friends, we are returning to ether, lesya vokulyuk, andriy saichuk. we work for you in this studio. this is our second part of ether. we thank you that for this second part of the ether you have already donated 12 hryvnias per... and added these 12 00 to the morning's 54 00 donations, and i let me remind you that we are collecting atvs for the 93rd separate mechanized brigade. cold ravine she needs these atvs in order to evacuate our wounded soldiers from the battlefield, so please join the collection, you can already see the qr code, the card number also appears on the title, here it is, thank you all, who joins, we already have 677.10 hryvnias and 40 kopecks, we need 4 million, a huge amount, but little by little we are getting closer to the first million, and it will be... a fourth part of the required amount. we will now we will also talk about charity, we will talk about how it is not easy to do, but we will talk about charity and how people will donate to the ukrainian army,

the anthem of the crimean tatars and ukraine. they shared stories about the deportation of families, as well as read poems and sang songs in the crimean tatar language. at the same time, they emphasized: "russia continues to carry out repression against the indigenous people." the evil that is not punished, it returns, for us, for the crimean tatars, it returned in 2014, when i already had my 5 -year-old daughter in the 14th year, and we were already forced to leave our native crimea, to the native homeland, again unpunished evil, already a full-scale invasion of 2020. the second year already completely all of ukraine, all of ukraine, yes, is bleeding. it is important to me that the aggressors should not be convinced that seizing someone else's territory and then saying, well, you know, you have to put up with it, you have to save life and end it like that, it's unfair, the 21st century can't put up with this, and... more he will never have the 22nd century. and the urgent collection of the espresso tv channel continues. intellig

the berem from the crimean tatar program, jointly broadcast by the crimean tatar channel atr and the espresso channel, andrii yanitskyi and gulsum khalilova are in the studio, and today with us in the second part of the program is valentina potapova, head of the national advocacy department of the almenda civic education center. mrs. valentina, salya maliikom, we congratulate you. salam aleikum, i congratulate you. this week it became known that the russian occupiers sent additional fsb units to the temporarily occupied crimea. can we... talk about that, and could this indicate that the repression against the citizens of ukraine, against the crimean tatars on the territory of the temporarily occupied peninsula, will increase. ah, it is very difficult for me to understand the logic of the fsb, but i can make an assumption that in the future the repression will increase, the pressure will increase, and any ... manifestation of a position regarding support for ukraine or regarding the definition of the ukrainian civic identity will be reinforced by repressions by the occupiers. so we al

bereber program together with crimean tatars. joint broadcast of the crimean tatar channel atp and theesso tv channel, andriy yanitskyi and gulsum khalilova in the studio, and today with us in the second part of the program valentina potapova, head of the national advocacy center of civic education almenda. ms. valentina, salam aleikum, welcome. salam aleikum, i congratulate you. this week it became known that the russian occupiers sent additional fsb units to the temporary occupation. crimea, can we talk about that, and could this indicate that repression against the citizens of ukraine, against the crimean tatars on the territory of the temporarily occupied peninsula will increase? it is very difficult for me to understand the logic of the fsb, but i can make an assumption that the repression will increase in the future. the pressure will increase, and any manifestation of the position regarding the support of ukraine, or regarding the definition of the ukrainian civic identity will, well , be intensified, will be intensified by repressions on the part of the occupiers, so we also co

one of the largest and most active diasporas of the crimean tatar people lives in this city. uring the commemoration of the victims of the genocide, a moment of silence was observed. a joint march and rally took place. the crimean park was also opened there. i would like to note that today's commemoration of the 80th anniversary of the genocide of the crimean tatar people is this the result of the decision of the verkhovna rada. in 2015 , deputies recognized this crime as genocide. the author and we remember that when the russian invaders entered the crimea, the first to rise en masse in defense of crimea and in defense of ukraine were the crimean tatars, who came out to a rally of thousands, and among them was my colleague and good friend akhtem cheygos, who is located here, who was then forced to spend years in putin's camps and prisons. tasks to the dead, to those who died during the genocide, to those who are dying now, in the times of the continuation of this genocide, in front of the soldiers, ukrainians and crimean tatars who laid down their lives to protect the peace a

ulsun, i think that here are you, your brothers, our friends, the crimeans, the crimean tatars whom you represent, they are also their own, god forbid, and by the way, the ukrainian political leadership sent a signal that the crimeans mobilized by the occupiers will not be brought to justice in... the country under certain conditions, it is said that if they were forcibly mobilized, and this is a sign that ukraine clearly understands who its enemies are, that the enemies are not the crimeans, the direct residents of crimea, but the occupiers who seized crimea, and if it so happened that the crimeans could not avoid mobilization, then they can count on the fact that they will not be judged for this, if they did not take part in some... radical actions against the ukrainian armed forces, is this an important signal, well, purely psychological , isn't it time to talk at all about, it's important, it's important, it's a very important signal, the fact is that when the preparations for the so-called elections of president putin began in the temporarily occupied territories, including in crim

crimean tatars were simply deported by order of stalin, the crimean tatar soldiers who fought duringond world war, when they came home to crimea, they simply did not see their relatives, did not see their children, and among them were also heroes of the soviet union, by the way, these are the most resonant moments. this is exactly what we see in mariupol now, we go to the temporarily occupied mariupol and we see there not the majority of locals who have come from the russian federation, sometimes banal migrants, who are brought in so that they can become the dominant component as much as possible in this occupied city, but- a, the temporarily occupied crimean peninsula, on it is affected. since the 14th year exactly in this format, how many plots are outside the borders of urban development outside the general plans of cities, they were raided for them , raiding took place, raider capture took place and there were built where -e were red-princely e-e forests, they were simply produced and multi-storey buildings were built there. houses, new residential complexes, where representative

we also connect it with the fact that on may 18 we remember the date of the deportation of the crimean tatars , and here fsb officers go after crimean activists. warn that under no circumstances should you go to rallies or organize any actions, this is their traditional preventive work, but this time we see that it has been somewhat strengthened, perhaps this is due to the fact that the period of entry into the ukrainian educational institutions, and we know that many crimean schoolchildren are actually considering studying in fluent ukrainian. how does this happen physically, are there still crimeans who can physically leave crimea and come to ukrainian educational institutions, are they studying somehow online, is it mainly for those who already managed to leave earlier before the admin border with crimea turned into a virtual battlefield, but here you actually have two questions, well the first question is that this year is the anniversary deportation of the crimean tatars, this is a very sad date, and we can really observe the strengthening of pressure, intimidation on the part of the rus

we also connect it with the fact that on may 18 we remember the date of the deportation of the crimean tatars , and here fsb officers go after crimean activists and... warn that under no circumstances should you go to rallies or hold any actions, that's how they are traditional preventive work, but this time we we see that it is somewhat strengthened, perhaps it is connected with the fact that the period of admission to ukrainian educational institutions is going on, and we know that many crimean schoolchildren are actually considering the possibility of studying on free ukrainian territory. how does this happen physically, are there still crimeans who can physically leave crimea and come to ukrainian educational institutions, do they study somehow online, or is it mainly for those who already managed to leave before the administrative border with crimea changed in fact the battlefield, and here you are, actually two questions, well, the first question is that... this year is the anniversary of the deportation of the crimean tatars, it is a very sad date, and indeed the increasing pressure of

first crimean tatar tv channel atr and the tv channel "espres".ll-ukrainian, and i, andriy yanitskyi and gulsum khalilova, my colleague, were in the studio. thank you very much. goodbye. security measures for easter, how germany will strengthen ukrainian air defense and why turkey stopped trade with israel, the espresso team sums up the innocent results of the passing day, jaana eva melnyk, greetings to everyone who espresso. and i'll start with a warning from the sbu: limit attendance at mass events, observe curfews and do not ignore air warning signals, ukrainians were urged to do so on the eve of easter by the security service. they emphasized that they continue to systematically expose the numerous attempts of the enemy to destabilize the situation in our country in conditions of war. so i was shocked.

this is not the end of 80 years of genocide of the crimean tatars, we we say, we celebrate in the dayse crimean tatars are again actually under threat as a nation, that's all, well this is the only statement i heard from my parents that the soviet union is a prison of peoples, well, yes, so factually, as taras shevchenko said, i will put three dots. problems with the joints limit movement, it is unpleasant and painful. strengthen them with dolgit joints. these are bags with collagen and vitamin c to restore articular cartilage. dolgit joints contributes to the normal functioning of the joints and has a positive effect on bone health. stretching the joints improves motor functions. stretch your joints, move freely. lacquer fix reliably fixes my dentist is mine. yes, and reduces gum inflammation. and the price is good, economical. research has proven. lokalfix protects jasna and fixes dental protest five times more reliably. so, your choice is lacaka fix. buy with a 30% discount in the podorozhnyk pharmacy chain. there are discounts, coco presents may discounts on voltaren forte. 20% in

beraber together, a program made jointly by two tv channels, the crimean tatar, the first crimean tatarannel atr and the espresso tv channel, all-ukrainian, and i, andriy yanitskyi and gulsum khalilova, my colleague, were in the studio. thank you very much. goodbye. semifinals of the champions league only on mego. two matches that will determine the finalists of europe's main club tournament. psg borussia and real-bavaria. turn on may 7 and 8. exclusive to nameko. there are discounts presented by coco may discounts on eurofast softcaps. 20% at travel pharmacies for you and savings. vasyl zima's big broadcast. this is big ether, my name is vasyl zimay, and we are starting two hours of air time. two hours of your time. we will discuss many important topics today. two hours to learn about the war. now we will talk more about the war. serhiy zgurets is with us, but what does the world live on? and now , yuriy fizar will talk in more detail about what happened in the world, yuriy, good evening, please speak to you. two hours to keep up with economic news. time to talk about... well, during t

, the first crimean tatar tv channel atr and the espresso tv channel, all-ukrainian, and i, andriyitskyi and gulsum were in the studio khalilova, my colleague. thank you very much. goodbye. we are looking for 14-year-old victoria pushkar. i know that girl. lived on the left bank of the kherson region in the village of abrikosivka, which has remained under occupation since the beginning of the full-scale war. and imagine, precisely since then there is no information about the possible whereabouts of the child. it is quite likely that the girl could have been taken to russia, or maybe she still remains somewhere in the territories not controlled by ukraine. i really hope that with your help victoria pushkar will be found. if anyone... anyone has seen her or knows where the child might be now, call us immediately on the magnolia children's search hotline at the short number 11630. calls from any ukrainian mobile operator are free. also, information can be transmitted using the chatbot of the child search service in telegram. i also want to remind you that we are continuing the search

these are exactly the fines you are talking about . side of the detention of the crimean tatars, muslims, and whether slavs and muslims are equally detained , including ukrainians? well, look, i would say that there is no specific selectivity or there is no ... logical approach, because the actions that are taken are yes, as i said before, it is for anything that they consider a threat to themselves. of the political prisoners, about 130, we count 218 political prisoners, 135 of them are crimean tatars, these are the ones who have been detained and held in places of detention since 2014. well, if, for example, we talk about administrative cases, then here we conducted for ourselves, it is quite such an interesting statistic that about 40% of those who are brought to administrative responsibility, for example, are women, that is, this means that almost every second detained, or the one, with respect to which it is composed administrative protocol, is a woman, er, regarding some other disagreements there, we did not collect such information, er... with the general position that detainers c

, for the crimean tatars this day even has a different meaning, because after 10 days, all crimeanwere simply deported by order of stalin, crimean tatar soldiers who fought during the second world war, when they came home to crimea, simply did not see their relatives, did not saw their children, and among them there were also heroes of the soviet union, by the way, yes. this is the most dissonant moments, this is exactly what we see now in mariupol, we go into the temporarily occupied mariupol, and we see there not the majority of local people who came from the russian federation, sometimes banal migrants, who are brought in so that they become the dominant component as much as possible, in this occupied city , temporarily occupied peninsula. in the crimea, it was influenced from the 14th year precisely in this format, how many areas outside the boundaries, the arrangement of cities, outside the general plans of cities, they were raided for them, raiding took place, raiding took place captures were also built there where there were red princely forests, they were simply produced th

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tv channels , the first crimean tatar tv channel atr and the all-ukrainian espresso tv channely yanitskyi, and gulsum khalilova, my colleague, were in the studio. thank you very much. goodbye. congratulations! the search for 17-year-old stefania tielenina, who disappeared in january 2024, has been ongoing for more than six months. and i immediately want to urge you, please share this video on your social networks, because yes, the chances of finding a missing child will be much higher. so stefania lived in a foster family in the kharkiv region, in the village of lozivske. when it started a full-scale invasion, the girl together with her adoptive mother... evacuated to the czech republic, and after some time they returned to ukraine. we spoke with stefania's adoptive mother, and let's listen to a fragment of the conversation. we returned to ukraine four to five months later. we returned in july, in october, she ran away on vacation just in time. mrs. marina says that she and stefania had a good relationship, they made amends and she left home for sure not because of conflicts in

according to the national movement of the crimean tatars.ost half evicted died on the way, and obo in the first years after deportation. in 2015, the verkhovna rada recognized the deportation as genocide. so now, on the anniversary of the deportation, the memory is also honored. genocide of the crimean tatars and at the same time it is a day of struggle for the rights of this people. deportees were officially allowed to return to crimea in 1989. it should be noted that the crimean tatars in the territory of the occupied crimea are still persecuted. almost one and a half hundred activists are in the colonies and detention centers of russia. to learn more interesting and relevant information, follow updates on our spresa website. as well as on our social networks, we will see each other in less than an hour, then my colleagues lesya vakulyuk and andriy sachuk will be waiting for you on the air, don't switch, i congratulate everyone who watches espresso tv channel, my name is andriy saichuk. and today we are starting our day, our chats, relativ

mustafa dzhemilov, the leader of the crimean tatar people , is in touch with us, mr. mustafa, i congratulate you. good day. so, the story here is interesting, that you called on turkey to cancel the concerts of the russian ensemble, songs, well, what do they call themselves, songs and dances, of the russian army named after alexandrov in... they announced these concerts on the anniversary of the memory of the victims of the crimean tatar genocide people on may 18 in memory of the victims of the cherkasy genocide on may 21, and please tell me more about this story, about how it was possible to achieve the desired and why in your opinion russians in general rush to other countries with their military bands, we learned about this from the reports of the turkish press, in particular the kara newspaper, and then there were telephone calls. from the caucasian and crimean tatar organizations in turkey, that they, this is the russian choir of the red army named after aleksandrov, just on the days of commemoration of the victims of the deportation and genocide of both the crim