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On this day in 1552, the Moscow army stormed the capital of the Kazan Khanate, committing mass murder in the city. The fall of Kazan led to Moscow’s enslavement of the Volga nations, which continues to this day.
Today, the Tatar nation is under the harsh pressure of the Russian occupation regime with its massive propaganda, total control and repression. People who dare to raise their voices in defense of their national and civil rights or support Ukraine in resisting Russian aggression are terrorized, thrown behind bars, and killed.
But despite Putin’s terror and 471 years of Russian occupation, the struggle for the freedom of the Tatar nation continues. The success of this struggle largely depends on how quickly and irrevocably the Moscow evil empire will fall.
With this “unified poster” at the call of the government of Independent Tatarstan in exile, the fighters for an independent Tatar state celebrate the Day of Remembrance of the defenders of Kazan all over the world.
Let’s support them in this fight! Share or copy and paste this image and text yourself and spread this appeal further.
For our and yours Freedom!

 

Taras Shamayda

 

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