Russian population of Crimea | The Gaze

Throughout world history, there exists a series of pivotal events that have exerted influence on geopolitics in various regions for centuries. One such event is the centuries-long Russian occupation of Crimea.
How did the Russians twice annex the peninsula in history? What did they bring to Crimea? Why have Muscovites been trying for over two centuries to expel the indigenous population - the Crimean Tatars? Today, we will delve into that topic of Crimea.
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[@RandyGillespie-cr9iq]

Ukraine will take their land Crimea back from the Orcs.

[@beam3819]

Tatares and Greeks are the most known groups of people who have lived on Crimea throughout historie. Tatares/Turks lived inland and the Greek lived on the coast.

[@meso8848]

Crimea is Russian.. you gotta cope that hard

[@meso8848]

Let’s say also it’s true what you said .. what do we do about Crimea ?

[@user-gl5kf9jh1y]

Well spoken sadly ❤ Slava Ukraine 💙💛✌️😎✔️✔️

[@paani3327]

Slava Ukraini

[@Mr.Funnyman273]

GERANYAM SLAVA

[@zacharyybarra]

This guy looks like George McFly from Back To The Future.

[@FuuzBeeen]

"oh no, the russians, run Marty!" drives by in the worst version possible of a vauxwagon, trying to get the trusty jamming AK to work

[@user-tx4pm2xq3g]

Very interesting tthank you for news

[@kwhp1507]

Isnt that similar to what Russia claims Ukraine did to its own people of Donbas?

[@eioclementi1355]

[@TroIIingThemSoftly]

Yeah, russia always projects what it's doing.

[@StillAliveAndKicking_]

🤣🤣🤣🤣 Did you know that Putin is a god, the second coming of Christ?

[@lilymay7171]

@@TroIIingThemSoftly yes, the "accusation in a mirror" technique.

[@lilymay7171]

During the build-up to its invasion of Ukraine, Russia falsely accused Ukraine of genocide against Russian speakers in the Donbas region. Ukraine fought a war against Russian proxy forces in the Donbas War from 2014 to 2022. Russia's president Vladimir Putin used this claim of genocide to justify the invasion of Ukraine. There is no evidence to support the allegation and it has been widely rejected. Following the invasion, Ukraine brought a case before the International Court of Justice (ICJ) to challenge Russia's accusation. During the proceedings of Ukraine v. Russian Federation, the ICJ said it had found no evidence of genocide. The International Association of Genocide Scholars also rejected Russia's accusation. Further reports by 30 legal and genocide scholars warned that Russia's accusations are part of the "accusation in a mirror" technique, ultimately revealing the Russian incitement to commit genocide against Ukrainians.

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[@AstroGremlinAmerican]

Happening in the West Bank as we speak.

[@lsemenov]

Yes, the Crimean Tatars paid for their collaboration with Hitler by deportation. Although of course not all of them served the Germans, however quite a large percentage did. My father was a teenager during the German occupation, but when the Red Army began to liberate Crimea, he and all his classmates (except the Tatars) were drafted and sent to assault Sevastopol. Only my father survived from his entire school class. Well, obviously, except for the Tatars, who were so ruthlessly deported by Stalin to warm and well-fed Uzbekistan, which did not know war. From where more Tatars returned to Crimea than had once left.

[@user-zp8sp4hj3d]

Colonialism - look it up.

[@tonywuanwilliam8476]

Crimea has many Russians more than Ukrainians .That's a big advantage for Russian Soldiers 💙💛

[@meso8848]

You guys are annoying about Crimea !! Get over it !! Crimea was / is / will always be Russia . And never a US military base !!!

[@nivek-x8x]

All this hate towards Russians is not the way to end this dreadful conflict which is nothing to do with freedom ,democracy or territory . ukraine has been duped into a ultranationalist identity crisis by uncle sam and the cia playbook of color revolutions which has then been escalated to a hateful war between two east slavic countries who share blood,genes,and language . Brothers in history in geography and culture and argue all you like this is a terrible tragedy where Ukraine the young 33 year old gullible nation has been manipulated by a enemy of Russia, to reject hate attack and de-humanise its russian ethnic speaking populations This is a planned war a . cia instigated creep of u s hegemonic globalism . By using Nato expansion as the military wing of this global corporate resource theft ,and the ukrainians as the sacrificial pawn they use ,exploit and lie to for obtaining their unipolar aims.

[@williamdeasy7507]

The hate towards Russia is because of Russia

[@vksasdgaming9472]

Why russonazis keep giving reasons to hate them?

[@tabithan2978]

🤣🤣🤣 Straight from the mouth of Boris, sitting in Moscow sowing propaganda. We see you.

[@StillAliveAndKicking_]

Collect your potato ration komrade, you do well.

[@victorsmall7]

nobody is brother with you!!