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Ukraine war: Russia’s devastating use of Soviet-era ‘glide bombs’ shows how urgently Kyiv needs air defence systems Original

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By Gerald Hughes
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Much has been written about Russia’s use of “glide bombs” in Ukraine. These munitions represent a manifestation of what is known as “stand-off” weaponry, an important facet of modern warfare. Stand-off weaponry allows attackers to bombard an enemy while remaining outside the range at which they can be expected to be vulnerable to defensive countermeasures.
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Do claims that Crimean Tatars are worse off under Putin than Stalin stand up? An expert examines the evidence

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By Gerald Hughes
| The Conversation Verified
The deportation of at least 240,000 Crimean Tatars to central Asia by Soviet leader Joseph Stalin in 1944 is forever ingrained in the memory of the people of that region. Stalin used claims, later disputed by most historians, that the Tatars had sided with the Nazis during the second world war to justify the exile and to wipe out signs of Tatar heritage in Crimea, giving villages Russian names and handing Tatar homes to Soviet settlers.
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Why Crimean Tatar fighters play an increasing role against Russia

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By Gerald Hughes, 'He proposed
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Analysis: the exertions of the Crimean Tatars are contributing significantly to Kyiv's ability to avoid defeat by Russia By Gerald Hughes, Aberystwyth University A resistance group of Crimean Tatars, an ethnic group native to the Russian-occupied peninsula, is now a prominent player in the Ukraine war. The Atesh (fire) movement has pledged to wage an unending war on the Russian invaders of Ukraine.
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