this law, because so far ukrainians still live in the soviet union, laws are there to break them alexei garanis a professor of political science at the mohyla academy. yanukovych is the director of the democratic initiative fund. treat the soviet dictator joseph stalin and in principle it is comforting because finally ukrainians have sharply increased their negative attitude towards this figure, but you know what saddens me wasn't there supposed to be a full-scale war in that country, so that ukrainians uh-uh suddenly started to have a negative attitude towards stalin, even though that stalin uh-huh shortened the lives of millions of ukrainians uh-huh and especially especially also so indicative that uh-huh, that's where the east is the attitude towards stalin is so much softer. and just there people were hungry to say that this gap, this dissonance. he has corrected himself very much in these literally six months, that is, if it was a difference in times, today it seems much smaller, only eh 12 % even in the east they believe that it was stalin a significant leader and a good reformer told m

garans, however. in the most difficult area, firefighters managed to contain the flames, the situation is under complete control, the interim acting governor said today. pavel malkov wrestling. verses reportage by our correspondent alexein forest clearings were already advancing on the heels that lead to the village of olga headlong yuvina and before it was hard to get through only in jeeps. now trucks have loosened them even more. however, this is the most important front. firefighting, settlements are at the forefront with every fire brigades on duty ready to stand in the way. most of the residents left the fire at home and moved to a temporary accommodation center. who has off-road vehicles left to help firefighters , when like this with the words, why do they fall away by themselves? why is the fight against fire still going on on an equal footing, because even such a large passable vehicle as this one is forced to bite into the forest in places they walk for several tens of kilometers, the stokers are on fire, and under our wheels there is either viscous sand or technical logs made of logs that are stacked like a washboard perpendicular to the direction of movement from the window into the stuffy booth blows, then