‘Repel the enemy’: Crimean Tatars have become a key asset for Ukraine’s war effort

The Crimean Tatars, a Muslim minority in Ukraine, have emerged as a crucial component of the country's war effort against Russian occupation. Their active participation in military, political, and cultural arenas underscores their significant role in resisting the annexation of Crimea by Russia. This involvement not only highlights their bravery and resilience but also underscores the broader struggle for national identity and autonomy in Ukraine. Their contributions reflect a deeper narrative of resistance and the quest for justice against foreign occupation.