Il sole è tramontato su Kiev nel 1585° giorno dell’invasione su vasta scala. Padre e figlio in prigionia russa: la storia di una famiglia tartara di Crimea.
Il sole è tramontato su Kiev nel 1585° giorno dell’invasione su vasta scala. Padre e figlio in prigionia russa: la storia di una famiglia tartara di Crimea.
Russia’s persecution of the native population of Crimea, Crimean Tatars, has been going on for centuries. The repressions of the Russian Empire and the USSR — in particular the genocide of 1944 — are unfortunately not just pages in history books. Since the occupation of Crimea in 2014 and the start of a new phase of the war, Crimean Tatars have been persecuted and imprisoned even more intensively on trumped-up charges.
We spoke with Aishe Kurtamet, a Crimean Tatar woman who is fighting for the return of her son Appaz and her ex-husband, Khalil Kurtamet, from Russian captivity. She talks about the ongoing persecution of Crimean Tatars by Russia and the unfounded accusations against her family.
Since the full-scale invasion began, supporting our team and gathering donations has become more challenging as we, like everyone else in Ukraine, focus on fundraising for our defenders. Now, we turn to you—the international community and supporters of Ukraine—to help us continue producing vital stories that not only support Ukraine’s fight against invasion but also remind the world of the value of freedom.
That is a heartbreaking story. I so wish that in 2014 the international community would have come down hard on the theft of Crimea. But they didn’t so here we are.
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Russia’s persecution of the native population of Crimea, Crimean Tatars, has been going on for centuries. The repressions of the Russian Empire and the USSR — in particular the genocide of 1944 — are unfortunately not just pages in history books. Since the occupation of Crimea in 2014 and the start of a new phase of the war, Crimean Tatars have been persecuted and imprisoned even more intensively on trumped-up charges.
We spoke with Aishe Kurtamet, a Crimean Tatar woman who is fighting for the return of her son Appaz and her ex-husband, Khalil Kurtamet, from Russian captivity. She talks about the ongoing persecution of Crimean Tatars by Russia and the unfounded accusations against her family.
# Read the full article [at this link!](https://www.ukrainer.net/en/father-and-son-in-russian-captivity/)
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That is a heartbreaking story. I so wish that in 2014 the international community would have come down hard on the theft of Crimea. But they didn’t so here we are.