On May 18, 1944, one of the most traumatic — yet least acknowledged — genocides of the 20th century began. Over 200,000 Crimean Tatars were forcibly deported from their homeland by Stalin’s Soviet regime in an event now known as the Sürgünlik. Entire families were torn from their homes with just 15 minutes to pack,…
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May Civilian Casualties Surge in Ukraine Amid Russian Offensive
In May, Ukraine experienced a surge in Russian attacks, resulting in 31% more civilian deaths compared to April. Over half of the 864 casualties occurred in Kharkiv, including devastating missile strikes on a printing house and a home improvement store. The attacks on infrastructure and civilians highlight the urgent need to support Ukraine against Russian aggression.