Dated events associated with this case. Each event is a shared record: the same event appears identically wherever it is relevant.
· International resolution
The formerly independent Tannu Tuva was incorporated into the Soviet Union, ending 23 years of internationally unrecognised statehood.
Significance here: Ended Tuva's period as a nominally independent state and established the constitutional basis for its subsequent status within Russia.
· Declaration
Tuva's parliament declared sovereignty amid ethnic unrest, later adopting a constitution asserting a right of secession from Russia.
Significance here: The peak of Tuva's post-Soviet sovereignty movement, whose momentum receded within two years.
· Referendum or popular consultation
A new constitution, adopted by referendum, removed Tuva's 1993 secession clause amid federal recentralisation.
Significance here: Formally ended Tuva's constitutional claim to a right of secession, aligning it with Russian federal centralisation policy.
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