a woman in ukrainian networks left comments; a female colorado tore off her legs further. it was on may 9 in mariupol that a column of front-line soldiers and ordinary mariupol residents with flags of portraits of heroes of the soviet union who died in the great patriotic war took to lenin street, but people could not lay wreaths at the eternal flame. hurry at home they arrived despite the act of intimidation on may 11, 2014 , referendums were held with one question. do we want to remain the territory of ukraine or join the russian federation?

the feat was then all folk, because it was dangerous to express one's opinion at that time, because everything was littered with spies by collaborators. the sbu are their accomplices and opponents, but nonetheless. i have not seen any more such elections never when so massively people went to the referendum, as if to a holiday. there was a revolution in the souls of people, we hoped for a brighter future. we believed that they would give us our independence, the vast majority of people, unambiguously, of course, voted for joining the russian federation the donetsk and luhansk people's republics were proclaimed. and this once again spurred our

opponents to the fact that we are separatists, that we need to be put, so to speak, in our place by force of arms. some such flying detachments were sent here with bats of these with torchlight processions and so on, skinheads with fascist tattoos on their shoulders. they entered the cities with nationalist battalions, which, in general, tried to encircle and take lugansk, shelling our city in a ring. as a result, our absolutely died civilians residents of the regions came out on the road and blocked the passage of vehicles. we helped with volodya . well, with my son, uh, trolls. barricades, it was easter and even then they called it bloody. she was in the basovka, there is such a settlement near slavyansk, there was a checkpoint and the guys from the right sector later, as it turned out from their certificates, that they belonged to a

banned organization of the right sector. ah. they tried to storm this checkpoint, where ordinary people stood. well, the residents who lived there nearby, then the guy died, he was with a stick, that's without weapons. the first mass flow of civilians we had was when the airport was shelled on may 26th. yes, we understood that war had come to our house. a roar in the sky, but you can't even call it noise as it's a dive bomber. he just made turns on donetsk and came in and fired at the airport. well, i'm sorry, it's so scary that you understand this feeling that you will now be under attack. when the battles for the airport began, it was somewhere in september and october, when the first assaults began, from the bottom to the top, no

need to shoot at the very bottom arsen stepped forward. eh, so say with a speech, uh, to the russian guys. i think that if a person is called russian, it will happen in the chest, and i think that at least for a month or three he should come to our units to join, and then he will boldly, yes, after he fought for the rights of the russian people. eh, he can call you russian, and after this video, which came out, there was an influx of guys from russia, uh, from moldaria into the russians. in transnistria, they came to us was just huge. well, it’s just huge, we didn’t have time to enroll people before our great-grandfathers. they defended their homeland. and the time has come when i can follow in the footsteps of my ancestors a lot. here it is st. george's ribbon, our cause is just, we will win, how will i look my father in the eye or my grandfather

later. therefore, i talked with the guys in the team, there were different opinions, to be honest, many are different. why is this not our war? this does not concern us. you're not a fool. you also have something to choke you feel good about yourself. yes, i feel good about myself and i made good money i drove a lexus and everything was fine with me, nobody i knew that this would come, well, to my house in the donbass it was scary from misunderstanding what was happening and you did not know what would happen and what to expect for localization. it was 2015, and our children have not gone to school since september 1. like children in ukraine, as we still had heavy shelling at that time, and the ministry of

education decided to open the new school year on october 1, 2015, and on that day shelling began and shells flew into the school grounds. and we saved the children, taking them to the basement, where we have a bomb shelter, we were already studying at that time. children, petrovsky district of abakumov, that is, the most shelled areas of the airport areas, they moved to us in the hope that the school is in the center so that the children would at least live a little in silence. they are under attack every day. eh, here they described the days that they experienced there and there, of course, the material is very scary. fu he said the man was torn to pieces, my mother covered my ears with her palms. she pressed them. so what i feel is being thrown up from the explosion by the driver falling to the ground. stop this war.

why are we no one for about three hours. it was terribly scary. they will never forget, that feeling when you want to sleep unbearably and you are afraid that you will not wake up after falling asleep, and the worst thing is that many do not notice these terrible ones. deadly sounds, we are already used to it. the teacher died, the father died, who led two twins to school and, in my opinion, one military man. what happened to you on line 101 , a call came in from a woman who was directly involved in a house fire in the house she was here with the children now. and when you're in you hear the phone, a crying naked woman,

then she says that she has a fire in that she had a hit and at this time she screams to her child to quickly dress the edges. and running out of the house muscular composition, which, for example, lived in the shelling zone at that time in the fourteenth year, some girls with their families had to live here, because it was not even possible to go home. leaving donetsk you know this question was not even considered. we are our family. we wanted to stay here to help our young republic stay in your house. at our job, but we made this choice for ourselves. we remain here and

will be until the end. donbass has never been a dependent in its entire history. donbass is used to working a lot, hard work, and it’s good to live at dawn - this, of course, is the soviet period, when colossal enterprises were built there, here is artemovsk, the former bakhmut, here is the azov combine. here, mariupol plants increased industrial production 19 times in the donbass in the early 1920s. yes, 1940. here metallurgy. here is chemistry engineering. well , of course, coal by the end of the thirties was mining coal, like poking coal, which was needed to smelt iron from steel in the donetsk region. this is more than a third. here is the general allied sharply growing

population from all sides stayed there, people had a lot of films, then they shot songs based on the miners of donbass, when in the forty-fifth. the nazis were expelled, then, uh, the question arose about the restoration of the donbass and again we went from all over the soviet union to this large all-union construction site, the purpose of which was to restore from the ashes the ashes of the enterprise of donbass mariupol metallurgical plant. azovstal is the largest metallurgical plant. south, was destroyed by the germans, the soviet people revived the enterprise raised it from the ashes and ruins in the sixties following the industrial breakthrough in the donbass built new industrial giants. this is the stakhanov ferroalloy plant. this is the lutuginsky factory of rolling wolves , these are very powerful and serious enterprises. this is a real economic potential, because donbass

, as part of an independent ukraine, he gave a significant part of the gross domestic product, 15 to 25% of exports and foreign exchange earnings, but, unfortunately, it all went. toothy at the time of the fourteenth year, the economy of the region, of course , was in a terrible state. all businesses have stopped working. why the coal industry was the first to ask the owners to leave, the second ukraine announced an economic blockade to us. this war cut everything alive, including all economic chains in 2017 on march 1, radical elements of society in ukraine, they just take and block the iron road, what does it do? poroshenko, he initially comes out with a condemnation of this. but when he realizes that he will not be able to cope with this, that this is something that is in full control of him, he tries to

lead this process today. now today i propose to the national security and defense council of ukraine to approve the decision on a temporary complete suspension of transport, by the way, not only railway communication with the occupied territory. it is necessary to build a complete economic blockade and demonstrated that he was definitely not like the donbass needed. he just doesn't want people. will you evacuate? we are asking you to stop the war for no reason. we are in the wrong game to put a blockade to ban

essential goods. please come out, we brought you bread for free, please, deprive pensioners of their pensions, deprive uh of their children of some documents born there at the age of 16, it turns out that their passports will also deprive them of these documents. and restrict entry. passes well, gradually build up uh armament forces in order to enter our territory. they just walked and shot. so here it is on the windows, and elk someone opened the cellars and killed the old men, you bastard poroshenko damn you. we are smart too.

during the first 9 months of the war, we received 1,883 outpatients and 633 people. we are hospitalized. this statistic concerns civilians who were injured as a result of shelling of residential areas, donetsk and cities that are located on the territory of the donetsk people's republic, literally half a kilometer we have such a microdistrict here, the child had a traumatic joint of both lower extremities. we failed to save him. back then, comedian volodymyr zelensky gave concerts in front of the ukrainian military and thanked those who destroyed the artillery of the city of the southeast. protect us, the truth from all sorts of scum. thank you very much. people

of our country, if courage is left to our country, so applause to you thank you very much ukraine which was taken prisoner. in general, i can say, as they say, absolutely all the same medical care in the same volume and in the same provision as another humanist, and i said, that once a person.

aside officers, who am i ukrainian myself? and this khokhlaba is a bandernya. it's bastards. it's not an army, it's rabble. they do not live here, they do not raise children here. mariupol march 2022 in the city there is no electricity, heat, food, and most importantly, water. to the sea, and there, under the sea, the people of krinichka have wells without peasants at their own peril. rice made in took water. everyone knew about this well. and even when you ask where to go there, you see, the corpse of your grandmother is lying, turn to the left, you will see grandfather here, he will return, you will lead to the right. and there, there it turns out that the father is 38 years old and the daughter is 17 years old. and i think

she is about 13-14 years old, such a thin girl. already with some water they just came out sniper ukrainian sniper now the armed ukrainian soldiers and weapons production of other countries is significantly equipped with a more modern one with more striking power, the possibility of damage to bone structures, these injuries are a direct result of the use of heavy types of weapons supplied by the west to ukraine the entire previous year for 2021 a year in ukraine, seven joint exercises were conducted with the forces. and

it was offensive actions that were practiced during the maneuvers. the russian ministry of defense said that nato is delivering the most modern weapons to ukraine? all in all, they received a full array of nato and us satellite intelligence data, drones, electronic and counter-battery warfare equipment, anti-tank missile launchers. they have some equipment bayraktars there. they have enough depriving them. america warms up everything there, everything that, perhaps, they send them there. secret laboratories american specialists conducted the development of biological weapons, judging by the documents found, they studied especially dangerous viruses, for example, congo crimean fever, found out whether bats can be carriers of dangerous diseases. in ukraine

, alliance training centers were built, which in essence were military bases at the yavoriv training ground in the ochakov operational ship control center in the port of yuzhny, odessa region, western military instructors or fighters from western private military companies unofficially operated. latest according to intelligence even operated on the line of contact with the lugansk and donetsk regions. in december 2021 , the verkhovna rada adopted a law allowing the admission of units of the armed forces of other states to ukraine to participate in exercises in the twenty-second it was planned to hold a dozen exercises that were supposed to go on throughout the year. i understood why the americans were doing this, they planned to place bases there, and some kind of missile strike systems in the kharkov region, 39 km from belgorod, i

understood that nato troops would come here which this territory needs in order to undermine the power, and so to speak, the security of the russian federation, i don’t feel like consulting within the framework of the dpsh in february this year at the munich security conference. volodymyr zelensky said that ukraine will deliberately abandon its non-nuclear status, while the technical ability to create nuclear missiles also has a soviet backlog. the west was interested in ukraine becoming a buffer anti-russian state. and then there was a chance, finally create anti-russia. i could not imagine that an armored personnel carrier with foreign mercenaries sitting on board would drive along my street and tell me how to live. and what should i do? what should i do, what should my children do, and what should my grandchildren do? i understood that this was the destruction of the foundations of statehood. and that's what i

categorically could not accept. we are liberating our lands, the lands on which the blood of our grandfathers, our great-grandfathers, was shed, the foot of a nato soldier should not walk here. the nightmare was part of it of the wildest field, about which gumilyov wrote a lot all the time, peoples wandered back and forth permanent. eh, there were no settlements for a long time - steppe and steppe all around. if you build some kind of, uh, small town, farmstead, the nomadic tatars will come, or maybe even the turks, an expeditionary force, they will take you into slavery and plunder everything that is yours . no one could live there, a wild region, a region without history, and its history began only after it joined russia and became part of the russian real, so a new one began

completely, a different fate, which opened up after joining russia, the whole e, the wild degree became seriously so, and for an adult to master under catherine ii in the russian revolutionary geography of new russia, e, different regions were three provinces. ekaterinoslav kherson catholic, which for the most part is now part of ukraine well, the donetsk and lugansk people's republics now had a more er, broad concept of novorossia, as new lands in the azo, and bessarabia was also included there. this is the territory of moldova and a small a piece between the rod and the danube, which are not part of the odessa region of ukraine and this is the kuban, this is also newly developed lands, recaptured from the turks, recaptured from the circassians, recaptured from the nogais. conditions up to the

astrakhan province to the saratov province and so on, this is also, uh, a look at the suburban extreme, that is, at another historical region. how to start a big new russia here, sloboda ukraine is the present, kharkov region. both the sumy region and ukraine were attracted to these territories by the empress. e people from all over the world there, after all, they fled, for freedom of religion. the europeans, the germans, the menanites, founded a significant number of settlements in the donbass; the whole program was the resettlement of the greeks, and not only from the crimea and greece itself, and there serbs and montenegrins and bulgarians and hungarians. not to mention the malarsians and great russians, who made up the main ethnic part of this population. well, they needed to somehow communicate , somehow get used to it, somehow live together to work, so it’s not enough. the language of interethnic, as it were now said, communication stopped russian language was not such a position in which

some nation. e occupied the highest social niches, and some was, therefore, e at the level of serfs, as it was in ukraine, especially in western ukraine, and these rules. naturally, the russian state established the mid 2.000 ukrainian authorities. special services. nazi units terrorized throughout the country those who were suspected of sympathies in the russian republics those who believed that may 9 is a holiday worth celebrating those for whom the nazi bandera a nazi criminal, not a hero. those who were indignant when a street in kiev was named after the punisher shukhevych throughout ukraine, neo-nazis attacked war veterans and humiliated starikov for st. george ribbons. few people remembered that everyone was obliged to ukrainianize to switch to the language of language, but in 1994

even a referendum of the order of 94-95% was held in the donetsk and lugansk regions. at first, they were forced to speak in favor of the state status of the russian language . uh, how to make reports in ukrainian , but then we completely switched to ukrainian language is a parallel process - it was a film adaptation of the media, that is, the channels were initially there for several hours, and then we see that it is impossible to find a film in russian in any cinema, what is now being done in ukraine in the current fallow ukraine this is a repetition of everything that we went through already in the twenties and thirties, regional provincial institutions and then regional institutions. everything was translated into ukrainian newspapers into ukrainian, but no one reads, then the headlines went to the trick articles in english, and the article itself in russian, so that people could read the people did not want to, e people resisted. generally. uh,

they wrote letters, including to stalin, about what makes them study language, but it’s completely unnecessary, because people don’t speak ukrainian language at all, and an official is forced to learn this language under pain of dismissal and even criminal punishment. then these processes were curtailed, but not stopped, therefore, in fact, until the end of the existence of the ussr, screening continued. remember the first decision of this very maidan that won the verkhovna rada yes, they canceled the law on languages, which gave some rights to all-russian and russian-speaking residents, then they were immediately pulled down by western curators. they canceled it and didn’t sign it, because we see what is happening now, the russian-speaking once zelensky signed the law with his own hand, closing all russian schools for the first time in the history of this territory in the summer of 2021. in ukraine, laws were adopted by the indigenous peoples of the country ; russians were not mentioned in it. that is, it turned out

that they can be deprived of cultural values, quotation , evicted or forcibly moved from places of compact residence in any form, forcibly assimilated or forcibly integrated in any form, these slogans about the destruction of all people in the donbas have already appeared. people do not need people. run in russia you are simply destroyed, which is no matter how for a nation. january 22, the fifteenth year, well, everyone remembers the tragedy that occurred on the basses, there are several shops, the terminal of the third tram, and let's just say there is a market nearby, and that's where the shells came from. and so we received the wounded . that day we received 134 people. you killed a lot of people, that was the last straw. i decided to

defend the donbass, i took the call sign, brest brest fortress on february 9, 1915, we stood on the parade ground alexander vladimirovich zakharchenko stood in front of us and spoke, and now you are going to where you will be beaten from three sides. it is impossible to pass, so who is afraid step forward and says, i will not say anything. you can leave, no one has moved forward. would they still want to work first, it doesn't matter that if we ask, now then it will come to us. we went to logvinovo, the village, i will say it again. in the fifteenth year, on february 10,

minsk should be signed in 2 days. the minsk agreements were concluded, and in those moments when the ukrainian side suffered military defeats. be it e in september, when only the ilovaisk cauldron ended. uh, or in february. this is just the debaltsevo cauldron and the moments when ukraine suffered a military defeat. she showed a willingness to negotiate. they tried everything methods. they just dragged on and demanded some uh new ones. uh, the signing of new documents went into long discussions with breaks. the minsk agreement is even compromise documents. it is also painful for us. well, there were a lot of moments that we could hardly come to terms with. well, even for us, the phrase sounded scary that yes, we have a special status there. yes, we have

some kind of autonomy, but as part of ukraine, even the idea that the ukrainian flag would be raised over donetsk was alien and unacceptable to us, then we seen and heard, and from the ukrainian leadership that you need to sign anything, and then we will find an opportunity. this is not done for the reasons that the west of russia is pressing economically on russia will not be until the donbass minsk signed on the twelfth, it was knocked down and on the fourteenth. something terrible just flew from the sky, that is, some funnels began to pour in at home . nina appeared nearby, my commander flew to the urals. fedya is a patriot, he died on the spot . another seven people at once is the most. heavy there were fights. in loginov in the fifteenth year, therefore