“Crimea is not just a lump of land, it is the home to many hundreds of thousands of Ukrainians. In exile or under occupation, it is a part of our soul.” Elina Beketova emphasizes the significance of Crimea, not just as a territory, but as a vital part of Ukrainian identity. She recalls fond memories of her homeland before the Russian annexation in 2014, highlighting the struggles of those living under occupation and the injustices faced by Ukrainians, including political repression and forced displacement. Beketova warns against recognizing Crimea as Russian territory, arguing that such a move would betray the aspirations of Ukrainians and embolden authoritarian regimes worldwide.
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“Crimea is not just a lump of land, it is the home to many hundreds of thousands of Ukrainians. In exile or under occupation, it is a part of our soul.” Elina Beketova emphasizes the significance of Crimea, not just as a territory, but as a vital part of Ukrainian identity. She recalls fond memories of her homeland before the Russian annexation in 2014, highlighting the struggles of those living under occupation and the injustices faced by Ukrainians, including political repression and forced displacement. Beketova warns against recognizing Crimea as Russian territory, arguing that such a move would betray the aspirations of Ukrainians and embolden authoritarian regimes worldwide.
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