only russian greeks, ukrainians and armenians, tatars of the krama, crimea escaped the terrible fate of donbass and kharkov a day, dear friends. but odessa is a special region, a special territory. it has always been an international city. they didn't pay attention here. what nationality is a russian ukrainian. jews, moldavians, greeks, yes, and anyone , the main thing is that you love your city, you live here, you build and develop, but after the coup d'état, everything changed . exit from western ukraine they decided that only they know how to love ukraine correctly and everyone should also love ukraine as much as they do not agree to break them, through the knee . well, all these torchlight processions for the birthday of the bdr, or something else. this also affects. odessans do not like this either. i

used to share the concept of the motherland and the state. and after the maidan, this is perfect. i have two big differences. eh, the state is one motherland - it's completely different. that is, the state of present-day ukraine is not my state, it is extremely hostile to me and everything that is dear to me western mentality. here is this bandera. yes , he has now expanded his real to the whole of ukraine and imposed his thinking. and they have, uh, this is hatred for everything russian. it has been going on for several centuries, when the poles enslaved them, forced them to break, forced them to convert to catholicism from orthodoxy and broke them then. it was the fifteenth century. and then they broke down, uh, they changed the faith of their ancestors. yes, cut off their roots. and since then they have been

hating. e not polyakov although it would seem should hate the poles. they hate what they betrayed and those who resisted, then this is it. it is passed down from generation to generation. and now they , uh, well, they got it. revenge. they just break through the knee so that everyone is also a traitor. that they were traitors once, for example, their ancestors now let these give them, because let them be the same.

in those spring days of the fourteenth year, numerous demonstrations took place in odessa in support of the russian world, all these people walking in columns with with russian flags they stood for the unity of their country ukraine. they wanted to be in the common public space with russia, to be good neighbors, relatives and friends, but they were not allowed to. at the american embassy in kiev, a cia task force devised a plan that included massive intimidation of odessans through well- thought-out provocations. everything was calculated perfectly. 1. may holiday is a day off. on may 2, a match was to be held in odessa between the kharkov metalworker and the odessa chernomorets under with the appearance of football fans from kiev and dnepropetrovsk, nationalists , representatives of the maidan hundreds, were drawn to odessa. in

april uh 2014, 10-20 days before this terrible event in odessa , checkpoints began to appear around odessa. uh, that is, a large number of nationalists were transferred from kiev and from other regions to odessa, but under the guise of fighting russian aggression. so they set up roadblocks, uh, at the entrances and exits of the city. and then the society was very much agitated by some incomprehensible people of the homeless kind of stop cars conduct searches as well and. i will be an mp. e at the next session initiated the question of hearing the head of the ministry of internal affairs, peter, about e, the work of the ministry of internal affairs during this period, and the session

took place, on april 21 or 24, i don’t remember exactly at this session. a lot of deputies asked a question. to the head of the regional department of internal affairs petrovichyuk. that is, what kind of checkpoints are they, what is their legal status. uh, who is behind them for what, uh, peter luk gave a clear answer, that is, here is the governor sitting next to him, not mirovsky, so this is his initiative, he oversees them. e. let's say their work, he organizes and pay per diems and so on and so forth. i tried to find a transcript of this s- relatively recently, and i could not find it in the public domain. that is, i have a suspicion that there is no transcript, either deleted, or, uh, somehow altered, because in fact it contains direct evidence and direct. eh, let's just say a direct indication of the person who e. he was behind this terrible murder. i'm not saying

he's the only one. however, it is one of the key figures that organized. this is a terrible mass murder. we won't, because here we stand for the unity of ukraine, so, i'll tell you when it happened. sensitivity may arise when about 600 people were brought from kiev. well, somewhere in the beginning of march, probably, most likely, they are dirty and shabby. uh, injections you, well , on autopilot completely some. he does not see, then stands. he’s just injections, you understand, and drunk on the bus, he enters the traffic police posts, uh, stop with traffic police officers, uh, ask people to stop people entering the bus. they say

they smell, why let them in, they stink, let them wash. well, you know, well, this one and this one, yes, i realized that somewhere something is this crowd cannot be sustained and then there was an explosion at the post, a grenade exploded. well i'm leaving there the group was working exploded on i guess. she exploded under the table and three of mine didn't sit traffic police officer and two. these people from the maidan were on fire. in a barrel. they were warming the table, and they were warming themselves around this fire, when the ambulance arrived, when the ambulance arrived, the guys said, the police officers moaned like that, but they didn’t hurt them. what is the reason? well, i think so. you understand the kulikovo field. well, that is, may 2, it was played long before may 2, may 2, in fact , was the result of everything that was happening. was there any chance

, well, there was no chance, because the state was interested in this, that is junta, that is, power, that is, the coronazi consensus. well, the oligarchs were involved in this, for which they allocated money for this. well, many say that it was organized by kolomoisky. and i think it's wrong to say that. why because, when we talk only about kolomoisky, we kind of remove the responsibility from all this vertical, which was directly interested in this. i believe that this is actually the entire ukraine of the nazi establishment. in particular, turchinov parubiy, that is, all the national security and defense council, and on that moment, the entire leadership of the hut, and the leadership of the ministry of internal affairs of that time, if we talk about the highest figure, well, i want to remind you that this lady met in odessa with a number of people who, in fact,

after the events of may 2, and therefore as a result. these events on may 2, and gained control of the city. two people, yatsenyuk and turchinov, were responsible to the american curators for the special operation in odessa, and yatsenyuk offered to confine himself to a simple demonstration of force, and turchinov, who was nicknamed the bloody pastor, insisted on setting fire to the sandpiper field in trauma already in may. we launched an offensive operation. we, uh, actually formed a front line. they cut off everyone who tried to organize in the rear. our rebellions did not even reach the kharkov region. we cleared out all these rebels. e in the month of may. we managed to stop all the separatist rebellions from odessa to kharkov, this is the former minister of the interior, the founder of the national battalions and the curator of the nazis in

ukraine, arsen avakov. and i'll tell you, a bad thing for myself, i'm already on the wanted list in russia. and then it was necessary to blow up the donetsk region administration in the bud. let the haibs die, forgive 50 terrorists. we would not have had 5,000 deaths in the donetsk region, none of the inhabitants of odessa. who came out on may 2, 14 to defend their city from the nazi thugs, and the idea of ​​superiority to the people over the other was not going to die, let alone kill someone odessa squad. i was going to prevent the dispersal of a peaceful rally on the kulikovo field, which was talked about as a possible solution to the russian issue in odessa well, if we talk specifically victims, may 2, it was such a catalyst for russian self-awareness in the territory, novorossiya crimea was not in odessa, maybe there would be no donbass

what is donbass saw what happened in odessa we rose. he was saved by the fact that i have borders with russia in odessa, this was not. and donbass was already ready, he passed. how will it end? odessa did not know. the naivety of these standings on the kulikovo field. yes, it was like that. romantic uprising

but the most important thing is that it carried an anti-fascist current, because the fact that the maidan was fascist fascist, but a huge portrait hung on the city council of kiev. bendery all the whole maidan we are there, in fact november of the thirteenth year. i was in kiev at that time. i saw this portrait. i have seen these portraits. on the maidan i saw this one. bedlang, which was not organized there and, in general, the orientation was absolutely fascist. therefore, my son. besides that, as it were, for the fact that the land is russian, for the fact that there are no russian people, that odessa is a russian city. but i think it is my son who is primarily an anti-fascist. well, many of those who

there were those, too, were like him, we will exist, we will fight with them with those possible ways, and in odessa, including for tv viewers, i remind you, russian father, city of odessa karol warn, i warned my son to be more careful. the last phrase that i said at the meeting. there was a son, be careful, it's the nazis they can kill. that's where they killed him. the first clashes began on grecheskaya street, the city leadership and the governors, the mayor

and the police chief, all withdrew. only police colonel hototji darted among the fighting with a small detachment of his employees, trying to prevent the bloody massacre. and i looked at my place, there are not particularly people in this section of those who are all waiting at the stadiums, there are outfits where the berkut should stand, where and so on in places where they are not far away in reserve, this is 300 -400 m, but they should catch up. i don't know, first of all, where these go. i don't know here they went alexander where they go no one. when you realize when six is ​​held with other activities, they give an itinerary. uh, you know where they're going, and where they're going, i don't know. i went out

in front and my subordinates. i'm between the officers who manage themselves and we go in front. i'm pulling berkut on you. i am in front of the pillars, i am in front and like this makar in one place, they tried, we blocked and wanted duck deribas through the sacrificial department. we blocked there to block they stopped back and walked past. athens, past athens, in greek, down the street past the aspen, let's go athens and go towards preobrazhenskaya here exercises, and we are still going the same way, zoophiles have already reached athens, found antoshka's store. i already have enough people already. i've already set up here, i've set up, there and i've set up the mushroom will take place admiral azarov

, i've put up internal troops there. so i got one barrier, the second barrier, the third barrier and the fourth directly in front of the russian theater. and in this sense, people have already appeared who from the maidan were them, while we were sitting in the prosecutor's office, they pulled everyone from the city of differences, where they were pulled here to the extras. no one expected that they would come to kill. because everyone expected that it would be, you know, how it was customary before that some kind of street, such a disassembly. yes, that's how it was. there was an attempt to storm the berkut base as it was, uh, on april 10, when the day of the liberation of odessa and when

tsarev was recaptured well, yes, there was a scuffle, but it didn’t go over just some kind of unspoken line precisely on the murder of the second one with us after a clear kill. it was visible. uh, people came with guns. the situation in the city center escalated every minute. a friend of mine died, and on may 2, zhenya losinsky received a gunshot wound in the abdominal cavity with buckshot. we were able to find sergey strelka from the photo from the video, all the evidence is on the video, but it is from the back, in addition. zhenya had gunshot wounds to

police officers, and a civilian was injured. and at the same time, uh, i told gene he was a kushnar, because gene was like that. here he is the leader. he could always lift a crowd. i say gena , i say, we need to take people away, we can do everything and at the same time, everyone starts blocking our exits, but it’s just at the crossroads, first they went to bunin, then returned again to deribasovskaya from deribasovskaya. so they just took us into a ring and squeezed us in this one at this intersection. well , who more or less adequate thought. yes, they didn’t understand that this was a trap, it could be slammed at any moment, honestly, if, and not those policemen, we would have rolled out there at the crossroads surrounded. ah, four sides. ah, there are, well, 300 of us, well, let there be 400 people against two and a half thousand. someone hid in the center of athens

the radicals surrounded, and the finns said or says, you go out or, well, we will burn it. they then already understood that they would burn. i will cover the children for one of the most terrible episodes, the girl was brought to the gate of the house. enemies burned down my own hut and knocked out my whole family. where should a soldier go now ? a communist person, when you read what happened to people, your inside starts to shake , your colleagues start turning you over. when we worked with these documents, they quit work because we were overwhelmed with tears. dear

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give them here. wait to buy every single one. no, well, we didn’t understand then, again, yes, that is, we thought that this was, as it were, everything that exists, and it couldn’t have occurred to us that there were still people standing on the kulikovo field, that there was nobody no one took them there, no one told them what was really going on, because when our guys managed to get through the encirclement, yes, they say, we returned there. uh, they were told that

go here, thousands of people are coming, they won’t kill you there, they just killed the bloodied ones , everything came, well, the local leadership. no, we're not splitting up . we will stand everything, that is, they warmed up people did not let them disperse , you understand that against a superior enemy, yes, which now surrounds an open place from different sides. well, that's it. and we went to the sandpiper field. well , it was an ordinary day, in principle, even at the beginning there was a small concert, because we still came yet, of course, none of this happened. we kind of talked and talked and then calls began to come in to my girlfriend, they called, they say there is a massacre there is a massacre. well, to be honest, we probably did not perceive at that time the word massacre or massacre in the truest sense of the word. that is, i still do. i personally did not believe, in general, in general, i could not think, well, the maximum fight, well, fisticuffs, well, with stones, this is the maximum that i at least imagined. after the blockade and

measurement of odessa residents in the athena shopping center the nazi column moved to the house of trade unions. fields in the house, well, as it were, to escape, to defend, to defend, and suddenly, after a moment, it flew through the side glass. well, i think so, a molotov cocktail because there was a bottle with which it ignited. she fell two steps away from my friend. she bounced off the fire, spread to the curtains, and after some

time after the second bottle, black smoke began to appear, which found us and there were wide windows and everyone was shouting, who was there between second and third at this height between floors. they shouted don’t run, don’t stand, i’m shooting near the windows, as if, probably, at that moment i really felt as if. here, when the crowd has already surrounded the house of the trade unions. yes, this sound of the rumble of the crowd is difficult to convey. you know, this is materialized evil, as if forces had escaped from the underworld. yes and here is such a black energy so dark and it buzzes all the time will surprise. i stood by one, despite all this shock, and even then i clearly understood that these were not spontaneous. they are not such an elemental explosion on their part, because that watching from the windows of their actions. i clearly

saw the organization. uh, there were leaders, as if from their side, who gave commands clearly. there , this group went there on command, this group went there on command. guys, stand head. i was not filmed about the fact that everything was thought out in advance, such facts speak, for example, this exclamation of nazis in a mask that has become popular. this is someone sergey dudnik, editor of the gay magazine sadomite already has a country, and our country does not need to be ruined. they didn't build these buildings. and now because them just to burn it not with them, because they came to us with a sword for conciliar help. the third floor was also smoky, i ran higher and saw that the fourth floor was still, at least, the office was light there. well, in the sense there is no smoke, and we

ran there, i just had a few people run into this office and closed it. there were about six of us, probably six women and about the same number of men. we closed, or rather, the guys stole all the furniture that was in this office. there are wardrobe tables. here such a refrigerator even moved there. well , the guys began to hold the defense. i mean hold the door tight. we tried to phone the police to the fire ambulance, but the police did not answer, they did not answer at all. it was always busy there. yes, because the fire runs through. so the buildings really open space further into the open space. well no great. you see that it is also burning in an open area, it does not threaten anything. that's where they threw out the building, the second floor, the second floor says. and why don't you send now will now calm down now

will. comrade colonel, but now there is a report that these tents on the kulikovo field are on fire. they say it's good. we see on tv, well, i explain to people that this is an open area, it does not threaten anything. uh, a woman called me twice already. yes, yes, and there, who stand, who live, i tell them that the area is open. they tell you, they burn out quickly. ugh good. in general, we periodically, as it were, approached the window. well, and scream, like, help, as soon as we started screaming. here it is, the crowd gathered below began waving the ukrainian flag, hooting joyfully shouting, death to the enemies

glory to ukraine and die muscovites muscovites nadilyat. well, that is, how would they support us in quotation marks, that is, they were glad that we are, that we feel bad? what that hears screams, so maybe they are dying or killing someone? i'll tell you, as a private trader to a private trader , what happened here. this is wonderful, because everything should have been demolished a long time ago, this will be a good example for cities in the east, how should they act? how to deal with people to part with those who occupy these areas, they occupy, they build these barricades, what should be done with them correctly? it is necessary to remove everything and build a normal european civilized country. i mean, to be europeans, what we know, how they live in europe, i tell you what happened today on the second of may, that's right. it

's wonderful. burning people alive this is the corporate style of bandera, they practiced it in ukraine , poland and belarus during the great patriotic war, unarmed people are not enough just to scare or humiliate. they must be brought to a state of shock of panic horror and this was done. on march 22, 1943, the 118th auxiliary battalion of ukrainian nationalists entered the belarusian village of khatyn. they came here to avenge the murder of german soldiers by belarusian partisans. all the inhabitants of the village, 149 people, were gathered in one shed,

locked up and overlaid with brushwood. and they set it on fire. out of 149, 75 were they children? those who tried to get out of the barn. were mercilessly shot from a machine gun, when people begin to forget the past, it is tough reminds of himself it happened in odessa, the united descendants of ukrainian nationalists burned the inhabitants of odessa alive just because they thought otherwise