Crimea Platform Expert Network

PANORMITIS (IMO: 9445021) увійшов в Дарданели. Наш прогноз - судно повертається в рф і вивантажить партію зерна в Кавказі або Новоросійську. Місяць тому, 25 квітня 2026, ми повідомили про PANORMITIS, що йде в Хайфу з зерном, вивезеним з окупованого Бердянську. Ізраїльський агротрейдер відмовився від цієї партії зерна.Після цього балкер намагався розвантажитися в турецькому Іскендеруні, також безуспішно. Повернення судна в Чорне море означатиме, що скомпроментовану партію зерна спробують віддати комусь іншому. Будемо спостерігати 🧐

Dziś przed rozpoczęciem sesji PE w Strasburgu przypominamy o losie Tatarów krymskich, którzy doświadczyli ludobójstwa ze strony carskiej i sowieckiej Rosji. Także obecna, putinowska Rosja, okupująca Krym od 2014 roku kontynuuje represje wymierzone w rdzenną ludność. Wśród represjonowanych jest Azamat Eiu­pov, który protestował przeciwko rosyjskiemu imperializmowi na Placu Czerwonym w Moskwie, za co skazano go na 17 lat więzienia.

May 18, 2026 marks the 82nd anniversary of the forced deportation of the Crimean Tatar people – one of the most brutal crimes of the Stalinist totalitarian regime and an act of genocide against the indigenous people of Crimea. In May 1944, under the false pretext of alleged collaboration with Nazi Germany, the Soviet regime carried out a deliberate act aimed at destroying the Crimean Tatar people as a national community – depriving them of their homeland, language, culture, traditions, and historical memory. Ukraine has recognized the 1944 deportation of the Crimean Tatar people as an act of genocide. We are grateful to Canada, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Poland, Czechia, and the Netherlands for adopting similar decisions, restoring historical justice and honoring the memory of the victims of this crime. We call on other countries to join the international recognition of the genocide of the Crimean Tatar people. Following the beginning of Russia’s occupation of Crimea in 2014, the occupying authorities continued the persecution and discrimination against Crimean Tatars who remained in their homeland. The ban on the Mejlis of the Crimean Tatar People, fabricated criminal cases, forced passportization, pressure on religious communities, and the creation of unbearable living conditions are all modern forms of Russia’s forced displacement of Ukraine’s indigenous people from their land. Such actions constitute grave violations of international humanitarian law, international human rights law, and the international legal obligations of the occupying state. Ukraine honors the memory of all victims of the deportation and expresses deep respect for the Crimean Tatar people, who, despite decades of repression, preserved their national identity, culture, language, and unwavering aspiration for freedom and justice. We call on the international community to strengthen consolidated political, diplomatic, sanctions, and legal pressure on the Russian Federation in order to stop human rights violations in temporarily occupied Crimea, secure the release of all unlawfully detained persons, ensure the protection of the rights of the indigenous Crimean Tatar people, and restore Ukraine’s territorial integrity within its internationally recognized borders. We demand that Russia immediately cease all forms of repression against Crimean Tatars, revoke the illegal ban on the Mejlis of the Crimean Tatar People, release all political prisoners, and comply with its international obligations as an occupying state. The memory of the 1944 tragedy remains an inseparable part of our shared history and a warning to the world about the dangers of impunity for totalitarian regimes. Restoring justice, protecting human rights, de-occupying Crimea, and ensuring the return of the Crimean Tatar people to life in freedom on their native land remain our common tasks. Crimea is Ukraine. Qırım – Ukrainadır. Qırım serbest olacaq!

On the Day of Remembrance of Victims of Political Repression, Ukraine honours the memory of millions of people murdered by the Soviet totalitarian regime. Mass arrests, torture, executions without trial, deportations, and persecution for political reasons became tragedies for generations of Ukrainians. Bykivnia, Demianiv Laz, Piatykhatky, Rutchenkove Field, and dozens of other burial sites across Ukraine and beyond its borders stand as evidence of these tragedies. Today, Russia is repeating these same crimes – filtration camps, forced deportations, torture, and the killing of civilians – in the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine. The aggressor state continues the methods of the Soviet regime that should have remained in the past – and it must be held fully accountable for them.