Topic: Whose Crimea (Read 252 times)
Crimea, like Krasnodar, is Ukrainian, such a story.
On October 16, the Estonian Parliament reported Moscow's mass deportation of Crimean Tatars in 1944 as a genocide.
Original owner! A new slave owner showed up. The "indigenous" Russian people are fleeing their primordially Russian land of Crimea, in contrast to the "non-indigenous" Tatar people, creating many kilometers of traffic jams and this is at the height of the summer season, when normal people, on the contrary, go to the sea. This shows well who the indigenous people really are.
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If the president of Ukraine is wise enough, he would not allow the West to use his country as a center of weapon testing by the NATO. I was so surprised when the NATO did nit allow him to give a speech at the NATO conference which is displeasing. Everyone now see Ukraine like refugee that needed serious help. It is very clear that the US and it's NATO allies do not want the war to end and want to use Ukraine to fight against Russia but it is clear that Ukraine can never defeat Russia that is the world power country in the world before. Russia has powerful weapons and artilleries US might never have seen. The world should wise up and stop the war between Russia and Ukraine.
Fortunately, the world has wised up, though belatedly. The Ukrainian people will overcome the Russian aggressor just as the Afghan people drove the Russian invaders out of their country.If the president of Ukraine is wise enough, he would not allow the West to use his country as a center of weapon testing by the NATO. I was so surprised when the NATO did nit allow him to give a speech at the NATO conference which is displeasing. Everyone now see Ukraine like refugee that needed serious help. It is very clear that the US and it's NATO allies do not want the war to end and want to use Ukraine to fight against Russia but it is clear that Ukraine can never defeat Russia that is the world power country in the world before. Russia has powerful weapons and artilleries US might never have seen. The world should wise up and stop the war between Russia and Ukraine.
The Ukrainian people have already lost. The only way they might salvage what's left of Ukraine, is to surrender... and then start free trade with Russia, their master from of old.
In response to the bombing of Odessa, the Ukrainians launched a missile attack on the Crimea. Military warehouses are burning there. The Crimean authorities are evicting residents of the areas closest to the fires.
So you see, it is Ukraine that is the evil one.
Russia often peacefully puts up with naughty, little Ukraine. But naughty, little Ukraine is out there destroying anything they want... mostly what they would consider their own people if they (Ukraine) weren't so evil.
Why should Ukraine obey Russia?
In response to the bombing of Odessa, the Ukrainians launched a missile attack on the Crimea. Military warehouses are burning there. The Crimean authorities are evicting residents of the areas closest to the fires.
So you see, it is Ukraine that is the evil one.
Russia often peacefully puts up with naughty, little Ukraine. But naughty, little Ukraine is out there destroying anything they want... mostly what they would consider their own people if they (Ukraine) weren't so evil.
Why should Ukraine obey Russia?
In response to the bombing of Odessa, the Ukrainians launched a missile attack on the Crimea. Military warehouses are burning there. The Crimean authorities are evicting residents of the areas closest to the fires.
So you see, it is Ukraine that is the evil one.
Russia often peacefully puts up with naughty, little Ukraine. But naughty, little Ukraine is out there destroying anything they want... mostly what they would consider their own people if they (Ukraine) weren't so evil.
Why should Ukraine obey Russia?
Because Russia is attempting to follow what God tells us in the Bible, while Ukraine is trying to get rid of religion.
But, the more practical reason is, so that there is a little left of Ukraine after the war. I mean, you don't really want to see Ukraine totally destroyed, do you?
Keep on asking silly questions.
In response to the bombing of Odessa, the Ukrainians launched a missile attack on the Crimea. Military warehouses are burning there. The Crimean authorities are evicting residents of the areas closest to the fires.
So you see, it is Ukraine that is the evil one.
Russia often peacefully puts up with naughty, little Ukraine. But naughty, little Ukraine is out there destroying anything they want... mostly what they would consider their own people if they (Ukraine) weren't so evil.
Why should Ukraine obey Russia?
In response to the bombing of Odessa, the Ukrainians launched a missile attack on the Crimea. Military warehouses are burning there. The Crimean authorities are evicting residents of the areas closest to the fires.
So you see, it is Ukraine that is the evil one.
Russia often peacefully puts up with naughty, little Ukraine. But naughty, little Ukraine is out there destroying anything they want... mostly what they would consider their own people if they (Ukraine) weren't so evil.
In response to the bombing of Odessa, the Ukrainians launched a missile attack on the Crimea. Military warehouses are burning there. The Crimean authorities are evicting residents of the areas closest to the fires.
It's a good article, although an old one. Can you write something about the situation in Crimea now, when it's occupied by Russian military forces and used for attacks on the Ukrainian mainland?
I heard that Crimean Tatars are not only fighting in the Armed Forces of Ukraine against the Russian invaders, but they have also organized an effective partisan movement inside Crimea, bombing warehouses with ammunition and stuff.
I heard that Crimean Tatars are not only fighting in the Armed Forces of Ukraine against the Russian invaders, but they have also organized an effective partisan movement inside Crimea, bombing warehouses with ammunition and stuff.
Thank you for the good review of the article. As for the situation in the occupied Crimea, after the entry of the Russian army, a harsh punitive regime was established against the Tatar population, whose leaders were either arrested, or left their homeland, or disappeared (killed).
Very informative article and very close to the reality and situations of current ERA. ٰ
I appreciate the wisdom and prediction of the writer who wrote this article in 2006.
But I wonder what the case is in Crimea nowadays as it's not much known in the media either.
The thing about the media is that the info can be biased there towards one side or another. I suggest you to read this article:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crimea
on Crimea in general. And here's the very first sentence in it(for those who don't have time to go by the link):
"Crimea is a peninsula in Ukraine, on the northern coast of the Black Sea, that has been occupied by Russia since 2014."
and this article on the Russian occupation of Crimea, in particular:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russian_occupation_of_Crimea
If some parts of those articles seem unclear to you, please do ask questions in this thread.
It's a good article, although an old one. Can you write something about the situation in Crimea now, when it's occupied by Russian military forces and used for attacks on the Ukrainian mainland?
I heard that Crimean Tatars are not only fighting in the Armed Forces of Ukraine against the Russian invaders, but they have also organized an effective partisan movement inside Crimea, bombing warehouses with ammunition and stuff.
I heard that Crimean Tatars are not only fighting in the Armed Forces of Ukraine against the Russian invaders, but they have also organized an effective partisan movement inside Crimea, bombing warehouses with ammunition and stuff.
Thank you for the good review of the article. As for the situation in the occupied Crimea, after the entry of the Russian army, a harsh punitive regime was established against the Tatar population, whose leaders were either arrested, or left their homeland, or disappeared (killed).
Very informative article and very close to the reality and situations of current ERA. ٰ
I appreciate the wisdom and prediction of the writer who wrote this article in 2006.
But I wonder what the case is in Crimea nowadays as it's not much known in the media either.
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It is likely that the Ukrainians will destroy the Crimean bridge with missiles, through which the main supply of the Russian occupying army in the Crimea goes, after which the Crimea will be liberated from the invaders. I believe Turkey will begin to assist in the restoration of the Crimea, as well as the indigenous people - the Crimean Tatars.
We will, but not today. The bridge is too far from our missile launchers right now.
And I agree, the peninsula should belong to the Crimean Tatars. I don't mean, only Crimean Tatars should live there, but they should be in power. It's unfair that they were deported from their lands by the Soviet authorities in 1944. Those were horrible events. Read more by the link below:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deportation_of_the_Crimean_Tatars
It's a good article, although an old one. Can you write something about the situation in Crimea now, when it's occupied by Russian military forces and used for attacks on the Ukrainian mainland?
I heard that Crimean Tatars are not only fighting in the Armed Forces of Ukraine against the Russian invaders, but they have also organized an effective partisan movement inside Crimea, bombing warehouses with ammunition and stuff.
I heard that Crimean Tatars are not only fighting in the Armed Forces of Ukraine against the Russian invaders, but they have also organized an effective partisan movement inside Crimea, bombing warehouses with ammunition and stuff.
Thank you for the good review of the article. As for the situation in the occupied Crimea, after the entry of the Russian army, a harsh punitive regime was established against the Tatar population, whose leaders were either arrested, or left their homeland, or disappeared (killed).
Apparently not all of them have disappeared. There's a partisan movement there in the occupied Crimea, and their work if very effective. Just recently the resistance organization ATESH(ATEШ) took responsibility for for burning down a Russian military bases in Crimea
and a month earlier the same group claimed responsibility for killing the deputy head of the Kherson military–civilian administration in Russian-occupied Ukraine.
It is likely that the Ukrainians will destroy the Crimean bridge with missiles, through which the main supply of the Russian occupying army in the Crimea goes, after which the Crimea will be liberated from the invaders. I believe Turkey will begin to assist in the restoration of the Crimea, as well as the indigenous people - the Crimean Tatars.
Apparently not all of them have disappeared. There's a partisan movement there in the occupied Crimea, and their work if very effective. Just recently the resistance organization ATESH(ATEШ) took responsibility for for burning down a Russian military bases in Crimea [...]
Do you really evaluate the "effectiveness of the partisans" according to messages in Ukrainian media and anonymous telegram chats (where they always write only the truth and nothing else, lol)?
Is this some kind of sophisticated form of trolling, or are you serious about this?
I am serious. The fact that media and some unreliable(in your opinion. I personally trust the Aтeш telegram channel is genuine) telegram chats are saying the same, doesn't mean it didn't happen. Like you, I don't trust media much, and probably it wasn't a good move from my side to make it look like a message from the media can be some kind of an evidence, but I trust the info. There is an effective partisan movement in the occupied Crimea.
Apparently not all of them have disappeared. There's a partisan movement there in the occupied Crimea, and their work if very effective. Just recently the resistance organization ATESH(ATEШ) took responsibility for for burning down a Russian military bases in Crimea [...]
Do you really evaluate the "effectiveness of the partisans" according to messages in Ukrainian media and anonymous telegram chats (where they always write only the truth and nothing else, lol)?
Is this some kind of sophisticated form of trolling, or are you serious about this?
It's a good article, although an old one. Can you write something about the situation in Crimea now, when it's occupied by Russian military forces and used for attacks on the Ukrainian mainland?
I heard that Crimean Tatars are not only fighting in the Armed Forces of Ukraine against the Russian invaders, but they have also organized an effective partisan movement inside Crimea, bombing warehouses with ammunition and stuff.
I heard that Crimean Tatars are not only fighting in the Armed Forces of Ukraine against the Russian invaders, but they have also organized an effective partisan movement inside Crimea, bombing warehouses with ammunition and stuff.
Thank you for the good review of the article. As for the situation in the occupied Crimea, after the entry of the Russian army, a harsh punitive regime was established against the Tatar population, whose leaders were either arrested, or left their homeland, or disappeared (killed).
Apparently not all of them have disappeared. There's a partisan movement there in the occupied Crimea, and their work if very effective. Just recently the resistance organization ATESH(ATEШ) took responsibility for for burning down a Russian military bases in Crimea
and a month earlier the same group claimed responsibility for killing the deputy head of the Kherson military–civilian administration in Russian-occupied Ukraine.
It's a good article, although an old one. Can you write something about the situation in Crimea now, when it's occupied by Russian military forces and used for attacks on the Ukrainian mainland?
I heard that Crimean Tatars are not only fighting in the Armed Forces of Ukraine against the Russian invaders, but they have also organized an effective partisan movement inside Crimea, bombing warehouses with ammunition and stuff.
I heard that Crimean Tatars are not only fighting in the Armed Forces of Ukraine against the Russian invaders, but they have also organized an effective partisan movement inside Crimea, bombing warehouses with ammunition and stuff.
Yep! The whole thing is a mess.
But, it was the world elite back at the time of the Bolshevik Revolution, that supported the Bolsheviks using the US banking system, so that they could win against the Czar. The Czar government in the whole area had conquered the Ancient Tatars long before... but were part of the Ancient Tataria, Northern Hemisphere government before the times of the Czars.
Like nowadays, nobody was innocent of wrongdoing back then. In one way or another, everybody was against freedom of everybody else in some way. And it's the same today.
It's a good article, although an old one. Can you write something about the situation in Crimea now, when it's occupied by Russian military forces and used for attacks on the Ukrainian mainland?
I heard that Crimean Tatars are not only fighting in the Armed Forces of Ukraine against the Russian invaders, but they have also organized an effective partisan movement inside Crimea, bombing warehouses with ammunition and stuff.
I heard that Crimean Tatars are not only fighting in the Armed Forces of Ukraine against the Russian invaders, but they have also organized an effective partisan movement inside Crimea, bombing warehouses with ammunition and stuff.
Thank you for the good review of the article. As for the situation in the occupied Crimea, after the entry of the Russian army, a harsh punitive regime was established against the Tatar population, whose leaders were either arrested, or left their homeland, or disappeared (killed).
It's a good article, although an old one. Can you write something about the situation in Crimea now, when it's occupied by Russian military forces and used for attacks on the Ukrainian mainland?
I heard that Crimean Tatars are not only fighting in the Armed Forces of Ukraine against the Russian invaders, but they have also organized an effective partisan movement inside Crimea, bombing warehouses with ammunition and stuff.
I heard that Crimean Tatars are not only fighting in the Armed Forces of Ukraine against the Russian invaders, but they have also organized an effective partisan movement inside Crimea, bombing warehouses with ammunition and stuff.
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