Lång, men intressant, rapport från Krim. Här får man bl,a veta att folket bildade egna självförsvarsstyrkor, precis som jag har hävdat, och att ryska soldater, som redan var stationerade på Krim, sedan grep in. Ingen rysk invasion ägde rum. Den västerländske rapportören i Sevastopol har berättat hur han och hans hustru deltog i skyddet av Sevastopol. De tog ned ukrainska provokatörer. Det som skedde i Sevastopol inspirerade resten av Krim. Krim-tatarerna situation analyseras ganska noggrant i artikeln.
https://consortiumnews.com/2016/02/11/how-crimeans-see-ukraine-crisis/
Yats, yrkespolitikern, var ute efter Krim-tatarerna för några år sedan. När de kom tillbaka efter Sovjets fall, så var de nybyggare utan markrättigheter. Det problemet har Moskva löst nu och tatarerna har också fått språkrättigheter. Det är kul att höra Yats säga att Krim såg ut att tillhöra Turkiet på vissa kartor. Ta en titt på hans minspel. Engelsk text.
Ukrainian PM Arseniy Yatsenyuk in 2012 - Tatars should be punished for the capturing of Crimean land
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AhpGVEJ2XTE&feature=youtu.be
Citat:
A one-day meeting of anti-Maidan supporters was held in Sevastopol as 30,000 Crimeans gathered in the center of the port city to declare that they didn’t recognize the coup government in Kiev and would not pay taxes to it. They then decided to defend Sevastopol and the Crimean isthmus with arms. They chose a people’s mayor, Aleksai Chaly, and checkpoints were set up.
Ukrainian planes were blocked from landing at the local airport as Russian soldiers, stationed legally in Crimea under contract, manned the gates.
He stressed his belief that, if Crimeans hadn’t taken the initiative to defend themselves against the coup in Kiev, and Putin hadn’t backed them up, their fate would have been far worse. He said, “Sevastopol was the first city to rise up in Crimea. If residents hadn’t stood up to defend themselves, war would be raging in Crimea worse than in the Donbass.”
“When originally we enrolled into the self-defense units, we had no idea about awards. We did not think about it. All the city – women, men, youth – stood up to defend Sevastopol and our dignity.”
Expressions of gratitude toward President Putin could be seen throughout Crimea in the form of billboards with his picture alongside the words “Crimea. Russia. Forever.” I asked several residents if this reflected the general sentiment of the population. They confirmed enthusiastically that it did.
Our Ukrainian leaders convinced us that once Ukraine becomes a truly democratic state, we will have at least 36 percent of Crimean Tatars in power, as it was earlier [in 1944], the flag and coat of arms will be Crimean Tatar. … But Ukraine failed to restore the rights of Crimean Tatars.”
Ukrainian planes were blocked from landing at the local airport as Russian soldiers, stationed legally in Crimea under contract, manned the gates.
He stressed his belief that, if Crimeans hadn’t taken the initiative to defend themselves against the coup in Kiev, and Putin hadn’t backed them up, their fate would have been far worse. He said, “Sevastopol was the first city to rise up in Crimea. If residents hadn’t stood up to defend themselves, war would be raging in Crimea worse than in the Donbass.”
“When originally we enrolled into the self-defense units, we had no idea about awards. We did not think about it. All the city – women, men, youth – stood up to defend Sevastopol and our dignity.”
Expressions of gratitude toward President Putin could be seen throughout Crimea in the form of billboards with his picture alongside the words “Crimea. Russia. Forever.” I asked several residents if this reflected the general sentiment of the population. They confirmed enthusiastically that it did.
Our Ukrainian leaders convinced us that once Ukraine becomes a truly democratic state, we will have at least 36 percent of Crimean Tatars in power, as it was earlier [in 1944], the flag and coat of arms will be Crimean Tatar. … But Ukraine failed to restore the rights of Crimean Tatars.”
https://consortiumnews.com/2016/02/11/how-crimeans-see-ukraine-crisis/
Yats, yrkespolitikern, var ute efter Krim-tatarerna för några år sedan. När de kom tillbaka efter Sovjets fall, så var de nybyggare utan markrättigheter. Det problemet har Moskva löst nu och tatarerna har också fått språkrättigheter. Det är kul att höra Yats säga att Krim såg ut att tillhöra Turkiet på vissa kartor. Ta en titt på hans minspel. Engelsk text.
Ukrainian PM Arseniy Yatsenyuk in 2012 - Tatars should be punished for the capturing of Crimean land
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AhpGVEJ2XTE&feature=youtu.be
