On May 18, 1944, at six in the morning, the USSR began the deportation of Crimean Tatars from their native peninsula. People ...

As Ukraine marks the anniversary of Stalin-era deportations of Crimean Tatars more than eight decades ago, members of the ...

Ukraine's Verkhovna Rada has passed a resolution urging international partners to honor the memory of the victims of the ...

The Mejlis, the highest representative body of the Crimean Tatar people, has stated that the current Russian policy in ...

May 18 is designated by the Ukrainian parliament as the Remembrance Day of the victims of the genocide of the indigenous Muslim people of Crimea – Crimean Tatars. On this day in 1944 the Soviet ...

Ukraine marks 81 years since the Soviet deportation of Crimean Tatars as Russia’s occupation deepens repression. But a legacy ...

Meanwhile, Russian propaganda continues to exploit the misattribution of images from unrelated countries and historical ...

On the Day of Remembrance of the Victims of the Crimean Tatar Genocide, Ukraine’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs emphasized that ...

The Crimean Peninsula, almost entirely surrounded by the Black Sea, has long been a fiercely disputed territory. Stuck in the ...

With their ancestral homeland at the heart of future peace talks with Russia, Crimean Tatars are fighting to keep their ...

Sunni Muslims of Turkic origin, Crimean Tatars were deported en masse to distant parts of Central Asia by Soviet forces during World War Two for alleged collaboration with the Nazis. Crimea became ...