Krym

/ krɪm /

noun

1. transliteration of the Russian name for Crimea

Example Sentences

“Krym nash!” -– or “Crimea is ours!” -– became a rallying cry in Russia.

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She also asked why he wasn’t shown the cemetery at Stary Krym, where thousands of new graves are marked simply with numbers instead of names.

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An AP analysis of satellite imagery taken over the past eight months of occupation shows 8,500 new graves in the outlying Staryi Krym cemetery alone, with possibly multiple bodies beneath each mound.

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The Associated Press estimated at least 10,300 new graves in and around Mariupol — most in the Staryi Krym cemetery — by analyzing satellite imagery from early March through December, noting sections where the earth had been disturbed.

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An AP analysis of satellite imagery taken over the past eight months of occupation shows 8,500 new graves in the outlying Staryi Krym cemetery, with possibly multiple bodies beneath each mound.

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