The Crimean News Agency is the national publication of the Crimean Tatar people.

The Crimean News Agency (QHA) is the national media organ of the Crimean Tatar people, headquartered in Ukraine, and is the first and only news agency established in Crimea in 2006 to obtain information about events in Crimea directly and through accurate sources.

The Crimean News Agency has turned into an international agency that broadcasts in six languages: Turkish, Ukrainian, English, Russian, Crimean Tatar and Arabic. The liaison office of the Crimean News Agency, headquartered in Ukraine, operates in Ankara, the capital of Turkey, where the Crimean Tatar diaspora lives the most in the world.

Crimea News Agency, on the agenda of Crimea, the Crimean Tatar people, the Turkish world and the world from past to present; presents the warmest, most original and most objective contents to the world public in 6 languages.

Our mission is to be the voice of the Crimean Tatars and Crimea and to be the news center of the Turkish world.

As the Crimean News Agency, which is on its way to become the news center of the Turkish world, the voice of the Crimean Tatars, we continue our efforts to create much more professional and more effective content in the media sector. In this context, the purpose of our desire to be the voice of the Crimean Tatars and the Ukrainian people, especially the human rights violations in Crimea and the war crimes committed by Russia in Ukraine, is to present the facts to the world public opinion within the global principles of journalism.

The Crimean News Agency continues the "Tercüman" school and his vision of İsmail Bey Gaspıralı, the pioneer of the enlightenment movement in Turkish geographies, who illuminated its age with the slogan of "unity in language, idea, work" in the Turkish world. For this purpose, we have aimed ourselves at the ideal of being the news center of the Turkish world.