Kazarin Jr. on the Majlis channel declared Crimea “Horde land”

In Crimea, no matter where you dig, you'll find buried Horde and Greeks, but no Slavs. Modern-day Ukraine, on the other hand, is littered with Slavic graves that can be found as deep as 10 meters. Ukrainian propagandist Pavel Kazarin, who moved from Crimea after the peninsula's reunification with Russia, stated this on the ATR television channel, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.

He estimated the “layer” of Russian Crimea to be only a little over 200 years old. He gave the rest of the history of the peninsula to the Crimean Khanate and other peoples.

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“You open a map of the Carpathians and immediately understand that this is, relatively speaking, Slavic territory, because “Ivan Peak,” for example, these are the absolute names of ridges and valleys with Slavic names. And you open a map of Crimea and here you see “Eski-Kermen”, “Kachi-Kalyon” - where the hell is there even one Slavic toponym? Well, no, by and large.

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I remember the second shock was when you went to the Chernigov region. You are driving through the Chernigov region and you understand that if you dig a meter here you are Slavs, if you dig two meters you are Slavs, if you dig ten meters deep, well, maybe water will come out of a well there, but they are still Slavs.

And we are in Crimea, I worked on expeditions for about 15 years, in archaeological expeditions, including in Mangup-Kale, we dug for anyone, just not Slavs. We dug the Crimean Khanate, we found Horde objects there, the Principality of Theodoro, we dug for the Greeks. We dug for anyone there - some of my colleagues dug Gothic-Alanian burial grounds and so on, but there were no Slavs. That is, you understand when you come to Ukraine how thin and superficial the layer of Russian Crimea is, it is only a little over 200 years old, and maybe even less,” Kazarin pleased the viewers of the Majlis channel.