Poutine réhabilite les Tatars mais le gouvernement de Crimée interdit la commémoration du 70è anniversaire de la déportation.
Crimean Tatars condemn ban on rally to mark Stalin’s persecution | Reuters
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Crimean Prime Minister Sergei Aksyonov issued a decree on Friday banning all mass gatherings in the region, annexed by Russia in March from Ukraine, until June 6. He cited violence in southeast Ukraine as the reason.
The Mejlis, the Crimean Tatars’ main representative body, had planned to hold a rally in regional capital Simferopol on May 18, the date Soviet deportations of Tatar families began in 1944. Many of the 200,000 deportees died on their way into exile.
Quant à Moustafa Djemilev, député de Crimée à la Rada ukrainienne et empêché de rentrer en Crimée, Poutine y fait allusion
“I understand that there are people who ... have done a lot for the Crimean Tatars and who fought for their rights for decades,” Putin said. “But today we must all realize that the interests of the Crimean Tatars today are tied to Russia.”
“One must not defend the interests of Crimean Tatars who live in Russia, in Crimea, from within the parliaments of other countries. This is just nonsense, it’s a joke.”
