The distorted history of Crimea, which we believed 5 HARMFUL MYTHS

The video challenges Russian propaganda about Crimea, presenting five harmful myths and providing historical context about Crimea's relationship with Ukraine, its indigenous peoples, and its past. It includes expert commentary from historian Serhii Gromenko and covers topics such as the Tmutorokan, the shared history of Crimea and mainland Ukraine, the origins of Crimean Tatars, the status of indigenous peoples, the Greek presence, the Crimean Khanate, slavery, and the significance of Sevastopol. 00:00 - the beginning 00:20 - Myth 1: Crimea has always been Russian 01:13 - Tmutorokan and Crimea 02:05 - common history of Crimea and mainland Ukraine 06:05 - hello from Donetsk and thank you very much! 06:32 - myth 2: Crimean Tatars are descendants of Mongol-Tatars who came to Crimea in the 13th century 09:07 - about the status of indigenous people 09:50 - release partner 12:10 - myth 3: Greeks are also the indigenous people of Crimea 15:12 - myth 4: The Crimean Khanate is a nest of thieves in Europe 20:00 - slavery in the Crimea 24:21 - myth 5: Sevastopol is the city of Russian glory 31:38 - at the end