, exactly bashkorts, that’s the right way to call this people, and the bashkorts themselves are veryossessive, that is, we only know about solvat yulayev, who together with yemilyan pohachev once raised a rebellion against catherine ii, and there, in fact, every generation of bashkortostan raised a rebellion against the russian empire, that is, there is no need to be surprised, but that is, they were before that... well, they are absolutely suitable for protests, but in the last putin's russia did everything possible to erase any national signs, to destroy any identity, and even 20 years ago , many more people in bashkortostan spoke their native language, now, unfortunately, they hardly speak, especially in big cities , that is, putin did his job and reik did his job. there are only two schools of bashkir speakers in ufa, that is, the people are very, very dissolved by the occupiers in such a mental sense, but still , there is hope, and because this political prisoner is not because of that, but because the translation there is inaccurate planted, this is a formality formal reason ye

, exactly bashkorts, that is the right way to call this people, and bashkorts themselves are very passionateknow only about solvat yulai. who there with yemilyan pohachev raised a rebellion against catherine ii once like that, and there in fact every generation of bashkorts, it raised a rebellion against the russian empire, that is, there is no need to be surprised, but that is, they were absolutely suitable for protests before that, but in putin’s russia did everything possible to eliminate any national signs of any kind. destroy identity and even 20 years ago, many more people in bashkarativstan spoke their native language, now, unfortunately, they hardly speak, especially in big cities, that is, putin did his job and the reich did his job in only two schools of bashkortostan speakers in ufa, that is, the people are very, very dissolved by the occupiers in this mental sense. but all the same, hope remains and because this political prisoner, he was imprisoned not for that, not for the inaccurate translation , it is a formality, a formal reason, yes , in fact, he was a member of the nationa

, exactly bashkorts, that’s the right way to call this people, and bashkorts are very possessive in themselvest solovat yulaev, who there with yemilyan pohachev raised an uprising against catherine ii once so, and there, in fact, every generation of bashkortostan raised an uprising against the russian empire, that is, there is no need to be surprised, but that is, they were before that... absolutely suitable for protests , but in the last putin's russia, they did everything possible to erase any national features, to destroy any identity, and even 20 years ago , many more people in bashkortostan spoke their native language, now, unfortunately, they hardly speak, especially in big cities, that is, putin did his work and he did his work in... there are only two bashkortostan-speaking schools in ufa, that is, the people are very, very dissolved by the occupiers in such a mental sense, but still there is hope because this a political prisoner, he was put there not for that, not for the inaccurate translation, it is a formality, a formal reason, yes, in fact, he was a participant in the movement. t

, exactly bashkorts, that is the right way to call this people, and bashkorts in themselves are very.e. we only know about solvat yulaev, who... there with yemelyan pohachev raised an uprising against catherine ii once so, and there essentially every generation of bashorts it raised an uprising against the russian empire, i.e. here no need to be surprised, but that is, they were absolutely suitable for protests before that, but in recent putin's russia they did everything possible to erase any national signs, any identity. to destroy, and even 20 years ago , many more people in bashkortostan spoke their native language, now, unfortunately, they hardly speak, especially in large cities, that is , putin did his job and reik did his job at only two schools of bashkortostan in ufa, that is, the people are very very dissolved by the occupiers in in such a mental sense, but all the same , there is hope for... and because this political prisoner, he was imprisoned there not for that, not for the inaccurate translation, it is a formality, a formal reason, yes, in fact, he was a member of the

, we cannot be... so naive as to think that russia will fall apart by itself, because now let's say bashkort'sthey were not supported and still are not supported by the liberal russian, you know, emigration, because they do not support everything that, from their point of view, threatens the disintegration of russia, and therefore they do not support ethnic national liberation movements. in russia itself , but at the same time we have to realize, we are in ukraine and ukrainians, that if russia, god forbid, and after the victory remains in these existing dimensions and with this existing potential, the threat to ukraine will never disappear, and therefore the guarantee of our security is the creation of independent, a number of independent states, the peoples of russia, the enslaved peoples have an absolute right to this and we owe them to... thank you very much, rifat chubarov, head of the midjlis of the crimean tatar people, was with us, i i say goodbye to you, my part of the program is over, there will be another time tomorrow, we will definitely see each other, and for the best, for the be

, several hundred people gathered to support activist fail alsynov, the former leader of the banned bashkortt, who was sentenced to four years in prison. people gathered in response to calls for protest in... on social networks, they walked in the square and sang bashkir songs. they told the police that they were just walking. according to reports, the security forces detained several people, including a girl with a poster on which were s... from alsynov's speech and a person with the bashkurtostan flag. those who gathered tried to prevent the police carjacking to take the four detainees out of the square, and a fight broke out. we asked rim gilfanov, the director of radio liberty's tatarobashkir service, whether the protests in bashkortostan will be able to grow into all-russian protests or at least spill over into neighboring regions. rome, evaluate rome, evaluate the scale of the protest in bashkortostan, has there been anything like it in modern history, or are these the first such large-scale large-scale protests. if we consider the interval shorter, after the beginning of the military

important again, first of all, we are talking about captive nations, occupied nations, because tatars, bashkorts, and boryats are in... the status in which estonians latvians, ukrainians, georgians were there 30 years ago, yes 33 years ago, so it is not a question of optimism or pessimism, it is a question of project management, what should we do to increase the chances of this scenario, what concrete actions should be taken, which will speed up this process, which from the point of view of the logic of history, and russia is the last, well, muscovy is the last european colonial empire. which did not go through the process of imperialization, how to make it happen in 2024-25, and not in 35? see greater russia in geographic sense of the word, it helps who? nationally liberated movements, putin, ukraine, well, that is, many people say that in russia revolutions happen only in capitals, regional nationalism rears its head, that is, everything is fine in the capital, everything is wonderful there. and in moscow, and in st. petersburg, and there in nizhny novgorod or somewhere else, and he says: well