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  09:42

  Brian Martini (@BruunGarcia)

  RT @tak_ya_anna (zharynka): Reports of Attacks on Crimean Tatar Women Wearing Muslim Headscarves in Occupied Crimea At least two recent incidents of aggression against Crimean Tatar women wearing Muslim headscarves have been reported in temporarily occupied Crimea. The cases were brought to public attention by human rights defender, journalist, and Crimean Tatar activist Lutfiye Zudiyeva. According to eyewitnesses, on July 31, a local resident attacked a woman who was with her three young children near a residential building in Bakhchysarai. Witnesses said the attacker verbally abused the woman, used obscene language, made hostile remarks about Crimean Tatars, and threatened to “destroy” them. After the police were called, the woman briefly left the area. However, she later returned carrying a knife and continued threatening another woman who had tried to help the victim. The mother and her children were ultimately forced to leave the playground. According to Zudiyeva, the victim filed a complaint with Russian law enforcement authorities. However, the human rights defender said she has so far seen no evidence of an adequate investigation. Available information suggests that the incident may be treated merely as petty hooliganism, despite reports of threats, the use of a knife, and statements that could indicate a motive based on ethnic or religious hatred. A Similar Incident in Late June Zudiyeva also reported a similar case that took place in late June in Crimea’s Lenine district. According to the Crimean Tatar woman involved, during a conflict between residents of a local settlement, her neighbours, a married couple, attempted to forcibly remove her headscarf. A court reportedly held them administratively liable under an article concerning petty hooliganism. However, the woman said the pressure against her did not end after the ruling. Zudiyeva stressed that every such incident must be officially documented, properly investigated, and given an appropriate legal assessment, particularly when there are possible indications of ethnic or religious hatred. “Any attempts to turn people against one another must receive a timely and objective assessment. It is dangerous to underestimate the first warning signs: the history of different regions of the world shows that such processes can lead to serious consequences for society as a whole. Our shared responsibility is to prevent further escalation,” Zudiyeva said. At the time of publication, no statements, comments, confirmations, or denials regarding these incidents had appeared in Russian or Russian-controlled Crimean media, or on the official platforms of the occupation authorities, including the so-called Crimean Ministry of Internal Affairs, the prosecutor’s office, or the occupation administration. The silence surrounding such incidents, as well as attempts to reduce possible hate-motivated attacks to “domestic disputes” or petty hooliganism, risks creating a dangerous sense of impunity. For the Crimean Tatar community, which has faced years of repression, pressure, and discrimination under Russian occupation, these attacks represent an especially alarming warning sign. Crimea si Ukraine 🇺🇦 #Crimea #Ukraine #War #russia #stoppropagandarussia #antirussiasocialclub

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  04:56

  Bjarne Kim Pedersen (@bjarnekim)

  RT @AndersEideNOR (Anders H. Eide🇳🇴🇪🇺): Thank you @MSF for documenting 🇷🇺Russia’s attacks on health workers and health facilities in 🇺🇦Ukraine, and the magnitude of its deliberate violations of International Humanitarian Law #IHL #Ukraine #Russia https://t.co/jNqeiBVT7G

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  17:32

  Postman (@Postmanden1)

  RT @EdmapsCom (Edmaps.com): History, maps and ethnicities: Distribution of Races in Austrian Empire, 1848 (Denis Richards, An Illustrated History of Modern Europe, 1789-1939, Revised edition, Longmans, Green and Co., London-New York-Toronto, 1943) (For a larger version: https://t.co/Kh3y67ObFS) #history #historical #ethnic #ethnographic #races #racial #map #Austria #Hungary #Russia #Germany #Serbia #Croatia #Bosnia #Romania #Italy #Transylvania #Germans #Hungarians #Magyars #Czechs #Slovaks #Poles #Ukrainians #Ruthenians #Slovenes #Serbs #Croats #Romanians #Italians #Europe #London #UK #Britain #NewYork #USA #Toronto #Canada