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Duckhunter935

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Reply to Hulk (Reply #1)

Wed Dec 31, 2014, 08:43 PM

Dec 2014

I do feel sorry for the native Crimean Tartar population. They were forcibly deported once by Russia and are being arrested, harrassed or banned from entering Crimea. I am not sure they are happy Russia invaded and annexed Crimea.

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