the first orange revolution in ukraine followed the same patterns.entually led to the euro maidan of the fourteenth year and the current neo-nazi regime in kiev. and for these 20 years, both in georgia and ukraine have already fed professional revolutionaries. here, notice, if you look at the composition of the participants in the leadership. for this now, these events in georgia, you will find that all of them participated 5 years ago 10 years ago, that is, a signal sounds and turns on. this makhina is being taken out there by thousands of people, tops at rallies , the head of the libertarian party, girchi, zurab japaridze was detained, according to some reports, he has been participating in western programs to assist georgia since 1998, or here women's marches, against all the same law on foreigners among the protesters, the leader of the droa or hashtaria party and opposition mps. omar kardzail of the hashtaria, for example, is an unambiguous political stronghold who sees nato integration as the only solution to problems. the region still has the

the first orange revolution in ukraine followed the same patterns.t eventually led to the euro maidan of the fourteenth year and the current neo-similar regime in kiev, and over these 20 years, both georgia and ukraine have already fed professional revolutionaries. here, notice, if you look at the composition of the participants in the leadership. who are you now of these events in georgia? find out that they all participated 5 years ago 10 years ago, that is, a signal sounds and turns on. this is makhina being led out there by thousands of crowds of people. at the rallies, the head of the libertarian party, girche, zurab japaridze was detained , according to some reports, since the ninety-eighth year he has participated in western programs to provide assistance to georgia, or here are women's marches against the same law on foreigners among the protesters, the leader of the droa or khashtaria party and the opposition deputy tamara kardzail among the hashtaria, for example, an unambiguous political credo considers integration into nato, the only solu

the first orange revolution in ukraine followed the same patterns. it eventually led to the euromaidan of the fourteenth year and the current neo-nazi regime in kiev. and over these 20 years, professional revolutionaries have already been fed in georgia and ukraine. here, notice, if you look at the composition of the participants in the leadership. now here are these events in georgia, you will find that they are all 10 years ago participated 5 years, that is, a signal is heard and turned on. this makhina is being taken out there by thousands of people, crowds at rallies were detained by the head of the libertarian party , girchi, zurab japaridze, according to some reports, he has been participating in western programs to assist georgia since 1998, or here are women's marches against the whole of the same law on foreigners among the protesters leader of the droa or non-hashtaria party and the opposition mp kardzaiya u hashtari, for example, an unambiguous political stronghold considers integration into nato is the only solution to the problems. the r

eh, you remember it at the orange revolution in ukraine, when they also tried it with us, inserting theirkneeling before the specifics everywhere our all countries. eh, somehow it’s already so charming that it does not affect me, not the soldier of the internal troops, not the amonov’s soldier , no one is touched and does not faint. and you are one of these uh demonstrative uh hysterical actions. yes and pre-planned. uh, the georgian people are the caucasian people and many ideas and values ​​are alien to them. for example, the lgbt always goes along with the democratic agenda , remember a couple of years ago. uh, what happened when they tried to drag in there already oppositional non-oppositional ones all united in their already in such a caucasian mentality impulse and uh there was a small fight. there, this is not accepted in the caucasus and georgia, uh, including many things it won’t accept, there is superfluous feminism, which, uh, well, doesn’t enter there and i hope, i repeat for a long time not for this superfluous. well, finism in general is such a phenomenon. this is the extrem

in 2004, during the orange revolution, international the leaders felt it was time to intervene and bringth sides to the negotiating table. three foreign ministers of european countries arrived in kiev, frank walter steinmeierske, took part in the meeting of president yanukovych and the opposition agreed that early elections would be held. we agreed on how to build relations between the opposition and the president of ukraine, or the leaders of the opposition concluded a peace treaty to fulfill obligations. the agreements reached do not meet our expectations. right the sector will not lay down, the weapons of the right sector will not lift the blockade from any state institution until it is fulfilled, the most important requirement is the stand of yanukovych. i signed such a protocol, but a little later. i realized that no matter what the protocol. we have not signed the scenario of the seizure of power and a coup d'état. it was planned and it was inevitable. that is actually it is independent of our actions. if you don't support it, you will have a state of emergency, there will be an ar

in england, a fugitive oligarch spent several tens of millions of dollars on the so -called orange revolution in kiev in 2004 and called for russia has its own maidan, and i’ll note to you that it is in russia, uh, they insist that it is bratsk fraternal peoples, above all in comparison with the distant ones. yes, this means that, of course, in russia it is possible without berezovsky there was a scandal that thoroughly spoiled relations between moscow and london in 2006 . in england, the fsb messenger alexander litvinenko died, a man who was on the payroll of a fugitive oligarch and british intelligence agencies, the british authorities and the berezovskys said that litvinenko was poisoned by the radioactive substance polonium and accused the kremlin of being surrounded, the oligarch also had other mysterious deaths. in 2003 was sergei yuryushenkov, one of the leaders of the liberal party of russia, was killed. before that, he quarreled with beregovsky, the closest business partner of the oligarch badri and ptshvili died suddenly in his estate near london in 2008. biryuzovsky tried to take a

it was the orange revolution. everyone went to the maidan. why? cause they felt their identity, and the identity came from whom , especially shevchenko. the revolution of dignity would have saved shevchenko. during the revolution of dignity, a video of how the heroes of the heavenly hundred serhiy recited the poem caucasus , a euromaidan citizen died during clashes with berkut residents on january 22, 2014, and glory be to you, the blue mountains covered with ice and to you great knights by god not forgotten fight, fight, god helps you. for you, the truth, for you, glory and will . saint shevchenko's three great anniversaries coincided in time with the beginning of the great wars of the two world wars and the russian-ukrainian century, 1914-125 , the anniversary of 1939, and the 200th anniversary of 2014, during a full-scale invasion, shevchenko again mobilizes the ukrainian nation created dozens of posters of paintings and memes on the subject of shevchenko and the war, and russia will once again demonstrate its fear of the great ukrainian poet .

toppled shevchenko appeared in an image or guevara when the first reflections began it was the orange revolution everyone went to the maidan why because they felt their identity and the identity came from who was shevchenko, especially the revolution of dignity shevchenko would not have been spared, it is about this passionate explosion of energy, and shevchenko has it was at the same time, during the revolution of dignity, a video of the hero of the heavenly hundred, serhiy, reciting the poem kavkaz, a euromaidan citizen died during clashes with berkut residents on january 22, 2014, and you glory to the blue mountains, the ice is in the corner and you knights are not forgotten by the great god. fight, you will overcome. god helps you. for you, the truth is for you. glory and pain . holy three great shevchenko anniversaries coincided in time with the great beginning of the two world and russian-ukrainian centuries 1914 - 125th anniversary of 1939 2014, during the full-scale invasion, shevchenko again mobilizes the ukrainian nation , dozens of posters of paintings and memes were created on the to

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studentship, the initiators of the who led the deceased maidan. happened when yushchenko, this orange revolutionon the square in kharkov, we were students and they simply drove us to this square, and we stood there and froze. we wanted a bright future, a bright future, there were some ideas of our own there. independence. he also recalled in bundles of his memoirs that yushchenko was imposed on him by the americans, when, uh, kuchma, in order to stabilize the hryvnia, which he introduced as a result of the reform of the monetary the imf and the imf which is controlled by the americans proposed candidates, comrades yushchenko for the head of the national bank of ukraine, it’s not enough that yushchenko, as we remember, her wife was an active employee of the mnb there with a significant rank, that is, we understand that in this situation the interests of the ukrainian oligarchs coincided with the interests of the west and gradually the ukrainian oligarchy . they integrated into the west not in russia, but why would the oligarchs , they were afraid of repeating the fate of gusinsky khodorkovsky, ot

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this is the orange revolution. she's so unreal.ght here because, well, some of us just created money. he also recalled a bunch of his memoirs that yushchenko was imposed on him by the americans, when, uh, kuchma, in order to stabilize the hryvnia, which he introduced as a result of the monetary reform, needed money from the imf and the imf, which is controlled by the americans , proposed the candidacies of comrade yushchenko for the head of the national bank of ukraine, moreover that yushchenko, as we remember, had a wife, she was an active employee of the national security ministry there to call names significantly, that is, we understand that in this situation the interests of ukrainian oligarchs coincided with the interest of both the west and gradually the ukrainian oligarchy. they integrated into the west not in russia, but why they were afraid of the oligarch, they were afraid of a repetition of the fate of gusinsky khodorkovsky, other authorities began to dominate, and the ukrainian new oligarchies were afraid they would not

peace sponsors of the kiev regime, the organizers recalled that the united states staged the orange revolutionine and in the donbass for several years there was a genocide of the russian-speaking population. the russian national team at the st. petersburg gazprom arena defeated the iraqi team in a friendly match. this is the first home game since 2021, the match was watched by our correspondent danil makhalin, and he is now joining us danil hello what can we say about the results? yes hello from petersburg from the gazprom arena, as a result, you can be happy for our team , which, firstly, won the home match for the first time in 1.5 years and won the first victory, if we take all the last matches in total for the first time in september last year, when they beat kyrgyzstan the second half turned out, in contrast to the first one, our team was confident enough. she started after leaving. anton miranchuk immediately quickly, and so one of which ended in a naked oblegkov passed on the right flank, gave a pass to sobolev, he hit to the far corner and anton miranchuk, who at that time was the only

else's key and stability to enter our territory. the turning point occurred when yushchenko, this orange revolutionwe were students on the square in kharkov and they simply drove us to this square, it was cold there, coffee, tea, and we stood there and froze. we wanted a bright future , there was a bright future, there were some ideas of our own there. independence is a terrible misfortune . he also recalled a bunch of his memoirs that yushchenko was imposed on him by the americans when kuchma stabilization of the hryvnia, which he introduced as a result of the monetary reform, needed money from the imf and the imf, which is controlled by the americans, proposed the candidacies of comrade yushchenko for the head of the national bank of ukraine, not only did yushchenko, as we remember, she was an active employee of the mnb. it is significant to name there, that is, we understand that in this situation the interests of the ukrainian oligarchs coincided with the interests of the west and gradually the ukrainian oligarchs. they integrated into the west not in russia, but why were they afraid repeating

when his first thoughts began , it was the orange revolution. yone came to the maidan why because they felt their identity, and identity came from whom is shevchenko , especially the revolution of dignity, shevchenko would not have been spared, it is about a passionate explosion of energy, and shevchenko had it at the same time during the revolution of dignity, the video went viral as the heroes of the heavenly hundred serhiy nigoyan recited the poem caucasus euromaidan died during clashes with the berkut people on january 22, 2014 and glory to you blue mountains with ice in the corner and to you great knights are not forgotten by god fight - you will overcome god helps you the truth for you glory and will holy three great shevchenko the anniversaries coincided in time with the beginning of the two great world and russian-ukrainian centuries 1914 - the 125th anniversary of 1939 and the two hundredth summer of 2014 during the full-scale invasion shevchenko again mobilizes the ukrainian nation created dozens of posters of paintings and memes on the

of the most leading positions in the maidan. the turning point occurred when yushchenko, this orange revolution were on the square in kharkov students and we were simply driven to this square, it was cold, coffee, tea, and we were standing there, and we wanted a brighter future , there were some ideas of our own there. we were created simply by money. on the basis of his memoirs, he also recalled that yushchenko was imposed on him by the americans, when, uh, kuchma, in order to stabilize the hryvnia, which he introduced as a result of the monetary reform, needed money from the imf and the imf, which is controlled by the americans suggested candidates, comrades yushchenko for the head of the national bank of ukraine, not only that, as we remember, yushchenko 's wife was an active employee of the mnb there with a significant rank, that is, we understand that in this situation the interests of the ukrainian oligarchs coincided with the interests of the west and gradually the ukrainian oligarchy . they integrated into the west not in russia . why were they afraid of repeating the fate of gusinsky k

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in georgia, as a result of the rose revolution, made using the same orange technologies.ll push the youth to a frivolous scenario, frightening parallels with the maidan. more and more anton podkorenko anna pogodina to lead. turned over to a short commercial given away, see the program vesti duty. what is behind this sign? so we have analyses. analyzes at you good, but to be checked. as you understand , more than 470 outpatient cancer care centers throughout the country are not canceled, the free and close national health project is what is important here and now.

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in georgia, as a result of the rose revolution, made using the same orange technologies.will push the youth to a frivolous scenario, frightening parallels with the maidan. more and more anton podkorenko anna pogodina is in the lead. british mercenary who after death the sentence was exchanged in the dpr and returned to his homeland , he is again fighting against the donbass and denaspin was seen near artyomovsk where, judging by the published footage, he commands a platoon of ukrainians. and this, despite the former remorse for the inhabitants of donbass and broadcasting not to take up arms, british buildings. true, they immediately reported that aspin, allegedly went to ukraine as a war correspondent , anastasia ivanova would tell about a new manifestation of western cynicism. he said that he was returning to ukraine exclusively as a war correspondent and indeed lit up, but as a journalist. it is hardly reported that in the following shots taken near artyomovsk, the british mercenary aiden donkey is directly in the ranks of the armed forces? you are so short speech in en

orange processions. it was a western anti-russian caricature. color revolutionscal technology by the americans. here are its components single symbolism mass street protests assault and blocking of work authorities and positions about western ngos that demand to prevent the use of force against peaceful marifests. it is not even hidden that all the links of the same chain like the revolution, serbia in 2000, the overthrow of sloboda by milushevich, the protester of the protests, a resistance movement with very characteristic symbols. georgia 2003 coming to power of saakashvili on the streets of the movement to mara and again the same symbolism. ukraine 2004 our movement ukraine people's self-defense the same upturned fist friends today is the moment when we must understand that we are one, that we are together. if they stormed the white house under any flag that the signal was the orange revolution forced the ukrainian authorities to hold a third round of elections not provided for by the constitution of the country. but what does the constitution mean when major

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society throughout this previous period, and that is why we went to the maidan twice and the orange revolution the revolution of dignity, this is in order to turn ukrainian society in the european direction in order to become a member of nato of the european union, crimea was the territory where there was the greatest opposition to this, the awareness of the ukrainian nation and many politicians, e here in the center, who still continued their activities from soviet times, or were they brought up by soviet values, they really were not capable of strengthening the statesman's position in such a way a very specific region, which is crimea , and this is one of the factors of why russia began to destroy ukraine was the invasion of crimea itself. serhiy gromenko said that one should not forget that one cannot blame the victim and now we just need to draw conclusions and not repeat that the crimean tatars, that we, we have a certain guilt before our brothers and the crimean tatars, since the crimean tatar national autonomy in the crimea should have been approved a long time ago, well, this is my per

in georgia, as a result rose revolution, made using the same orange technologies.is supporters will push the youth to a frivolous scenario, frightening parallels with the maidan. more and more anton podkorenko anna chase on the spot. well, now let's fast forward to a completely parallel reality in latin america in the last 24 hours, the president of bolivia opened a new line of a nuclear center in this south american republic, such a unique center is being built by russian rosatom later. why bolivia asked to build such a center russians from latin america my colleague sergei blev. satisfied with the ball of the president of bolivia, luizarce, and such a contented enthusiastic perception by the local public, which knows where the president came here for a reason about everything in order, laws, while you are building a house. you don't pay property tax. here's the exception. unless the church el alto does not plaster the facades, they say, i'm still building, but a new exception. this, of course, this new temple is a nuclear research center. what has never been here

presidents there are heaps to leave the presidency, how everything predictable has changed after the orange revolutionn kiev, with renewed vigor, they announced the primordially ukrainian. they did minor nasty things in crimea, but after another change of power , they again changed the vector already accepted by nukovych. the notorious kharkiv agreements were signed, which were supposed to guarantee the extension of the black sea fleet's stay in crimea right up to 2042, but given the eternal political turbulence in ukraine, this agreement could hardly have been to consider it reliable, the issue resolved itself in 2014, if the black sea fleet of russia had not remained here. in 1991 , 92, there would have been no non-russian spring. without him , even polite people would not be able to come here. where would they land, if not on the territory of the military units of the black sea fleet, not on our airfields. but at one time they talked a lot about why not move the base of the chernomor fleet to novorossiysk. but then a reasonable question became, and who exactly in this case would be based in sevasto

an important factor here is the fact that it was not successful during the orange revolution he didn'tceed during the maidan, he didn't succeed either, of course, but he certainly succeeded in seizing crimea and part of donbas, but he didn't succeed in creating a coup in ukrainian in kyiv. well, by the way , he didn't succeed the third time either. and i think that here we have to look for other words, politicians, failures, at the same time, a certain geological geological approach to ukraine itself, to the restoration, to the need to restore the great soviet e-e russian federation, the great russian empire, and then take all these factors together that pushed him to a certain conclusion of course, when he watched when he watched how the americans, well, somewhat scandalously escaped from afghanistan, he was certainly possible and convinced that there would not be any special reaction from the americans or from the general side in the general event. and in this way, there will be no negative consequences here, the only thing that is necessary do it, attack, capture in two or three day

it was during the revolution of dignity, it was during the orange revolution, it is now, when there isl-scale russian-ukrainian war. taras shevchenko it is depicted on everyone i don't know everywhere not only it is possible and even i know it is a very beautiful chevron with taras shevchenko from the glorious azov regiment in red and black and i am sure that this is the spirit of struggle it was always very important that taras depicted shevchenko in his works. by the way, kobzar is mandatory reading for the soldiers of the ukrainian rebel army, as vasyl, the last commander of the upa, noted in his memoirs that when they did not have any literature for the training of the ukrainian military, they used taras' kobzar very often shevchenko alina please tell me how important it is actually now. well, i don't know how to remove shevchenko's image. this is sweet and cloying, i would say. this is the husk that, in particular , was applied to him in soviet times and how to present him closer in image to the person he really was. is it possible to modernize it and do we manage to do it inside

now in context of this recent report, what do you make of the fact that the so called orange revolution began in the exact reason that the cia predicted would be most likely to support foreign intervention back in 1950000. yes, so very interesting light on that because 2004 was to build the time when the into independence movement in donors can regards people's republics. rise up basically from only from the local population like alexanders on a shanker, who was the 1st head of the doris people's republic. he was the man who created this independence movement, the indoor, don't bust endurance as they get they are seeing those very straight. i think that the 2004 was a planet pro vocation for the russian population. it was not meant to go as far as it then went 10 years later. but it certainly along the local population in dorm, was that the possibility offered, where it nazi style regime come to power in keel east on the planning table. and it's very possible and it's a real threat. that's why the dorm was the longest and honest people's republic were ready to stand up as an opt in mind

very limited, oleksandr, it will not work out, so after all, lukashenko, remember how after the orange revolution , the country needs lytvyn and he will speak in

book, conan, who says the roots of the 2014 might on coo and later escalations lay in the 2004 orange revolution and ukraine. 2004 was to build the time when the inter independence movement in dollars categorized peoples republics. right. not basically room only for all the local population, like alexander on ashika, who was the 1st head of the dawn at people's republic. he was the man who created this independence movement in your don't bust in dollars as they get they are seeing those very straight. i think that the 2004 was a planet pro vocation for the russian population. it was not me to go as far as it then went 10 years later, but it's certainly all on the local population in dorm. was that the possibility offered, where it nazi style regime come to power and keel east on the planning table. and it's very possible and it's a real threat. that's why don't but little grass and don't as people's republic, we're ready to stand up as an armed in white and movement and made a deep face against nazi battles which were sent to dollars. as ukraine plays for more money to have sponsors, the organiz

italy, e.e., a journalist by god, and i am a journalist, so to speak, since the time of the orange revolution, when i was invited to various channels to answer briefly and significantly to some academic or political-political questions, so if i do not respond very quickly to your question and i answer not as concisely as i would like, as you would like, i'm sorry . and now to your question, of course, when we look at the giants of ukrainian literature , poetry, culture, painting of the 20th century from the 20s to the 80s, we will see a very important thing that there a lot of people who wrote brilliant poems and brilliant songs, but they were to some extent collaborators with the authorities and wrote, of course, thanks to which they managed to break through their beautiful poems, what was called in the soviet union paravoz, that is this is the very locomotive that you put in front of the train, some kind of poem or before the language or some kind of party komsomol text that pulls out everything else that is in the book, the sensor opens the book and sees uh, that means the first verse that

ideology of independent ukraine, and this process noticeably accelerated after the so-called orange revolutiony after the asti anti-constitutional period since the 2014 coup. this has already been discussed here. i repeat on a historical detail , in 2001, russians in ukraine read themselves 17 whole percent of the country's population. but really, as our briefers said today, they say, they spoke it both in everyday life and not only this much more people, but how widespread it was in ukraine . by the time of the events mentioned , the fact that in 2004 95% of all books published in ukraine were in russian was evidence. the new nationalist government immediately launched a brutal attack on the russian language and all russian in general through school education in film and television. thoughts were planted that everything russian was alien, as a result , a whole generation grew up in ukraine, which is in the spirit of the mekhnovsky doctrine. and dontsov's conditions that the russians enemies, and ukrainians from above, from which everything was stolen, including religion, language, literature,