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President Volodymyr Zelensky renewed pledge to protect Crimea this week, allaying fears that Ukraine might trade the peninsula in exchange for Russian concessions in occupied Donbas.
Crimean Tatars are undoubtedly the most at-risk population on the peninsula. Since Russia’s occupation began in 2014, the Crimean Tatar parliament has been branded a terrorist organization and kidnappings, arrests and bogus criminal cases have become the new routine, the Kyiv Post wrote in 2016.
The population has continued to speak out (see our reporting from 2017) despite persecution that continues today. Support from Ukraine’s government is essential.
