cynical perversion, even i don’t know what to call it, but there’s no need to call it anything, banderisml ukrainization, you can call it that. news on channel one, friends, don’t switch and we’ll be back. hello, it’s news time first, we’ll tell you about the most important events right now. to track down, wait, and destroy enemy drones under the gun of our air defense crews near donetsk they are blown to pieces from a distance of 3 tens of kilometers, and the western highmars and stormshadows are a priority target for our beeches and tors. rockets, but in this case there is one loaded here, there are 16 of them in total, hidden inside the case. easier without documents, the heads of the ministry of defense of the ministry of digital development agreed that sgo participants will be able to apply for benefits in a digital format, including through government services, when the innovation comes into force. through space, time, the present and future of bama, how the baikal-amur mainline is changing, very soon we will celebrate its half-century anniversary. and first, attacks on ukrainian ar

donetsk there or the south of ukraine, for the residents of donetsk, these are not some mythical banders all in the west, it turns out that we are all ukrainians, we are all people , we support each other, and that's again creating more unity of the ukrainian nation, i would like to talk with you about an important aspect: the ukrainian language, its establishment, after the full-scale invasion, we saw a surge of the ukrainian language as well. and actually returning to their own, i.e. , to the ukrainian language of many of our citizens, as far as these two years, what are the trends, are you not currently observing a certain decline? at least some say so, we see on the same facebook, we see people in their bubbles actively are discussing whether this transition to the ukrainian language is ongoing, how many people are now, relatively speaking, ready to switch, or have already switched, or have they conducted any, at least such surveys, for understanding, before the invasion, about 50% of respondents answered that they mainly communicate in ukrainian at home, among the rest, about half,

donetsk there or the south of ukraine, for the residents of donetsk, these are not some mythical banders all in the west, it turns out that we are all ukrainians, we are all people, we support each other, and this is once again the creation of a greater unity of the ukrainian nation. i would like to talk with you about an important aspect: the ukrainian language. its establishment, after the full-scale invasion, we saw a surge of ukrainian music and a return , in fact, to our own, that is, to the ukrainian language of many of our citizens, for... how long now, for these two years, what are the trends, are you not now observing a certain decline? at least, some say so, we see on the same facebook, we see how people in their bubble bubbles are actively discussing this, this transition to ukrainian continues language, how many people are now, conventionally speaking, ready to switch, have they already switched, or have they conducted any, at least such surveys, for understanding, before the invasion, about 50% of respondents answered that... they mainly communicate in ukrainian at home, amo

is not the destiny of my proud land, those who were simply not with us will perish, to defeat the banderyour families, so that they warm and bring warmth to your home, thank you, thank you very much, this was our program, real stories about our people, see you on the next broadcast on the russia channel, see you, see you, i moved to my mother’s apartment , and there lives a certain lady to whom i recently rented two rooms, and now he's going to live with me, is that interesting? dear neighbor. premiere on saturday on rtr. consult. the buffet sings, but the conductor doesn’t. what motivates you? and do it your way. i take responsibility. and i will say that he sings. catch me if you can, a big music show, how is this possible, no, what is not, on friday on rtr. hello on the rossiya vesti tv channel, in the denis polunchukov studio and most importantly by this hour. russian troops repelled seven counterattacks by ukrainian army assault groups in the central and northern directions. the enemy lost more.

a puppet pro-nazi ukraine on the border with the soviet union, because such characters as stepan banderhad been in the abwehr’s pay for a very long time, the ukrainian nationalist underground in poland was purposefully cultivated, financed and trained, this was where seed of future wars. in march, the people's commissar for foreign affairs of the ussr maxim litvinov, through the english ... ambassador in moscow, proposed convening a conference of six countries: the ussr, england, france, romania, poland and turkey in order to prevent further german aggression. at the end of july 1939 , the british and french agreed to conduct military negotiations in moscow. here we have a photograph, this is august 5 , 1939. maisky, our plenipotentiary in the uk is seeing off the english one. and the french military mission from london, the french-english could fly - in the ussr by plane, western negotiators chose a slow-moving steamer as a means of transportation, as a result of which they first traveled to leningrad for several days, and only on august 11, 1939 they arrived at the leningrad station i

on russia, ukraine, eastern europe from the cia, and he says: “and our goals are nazification, banderization seventy-seventh brigade of special forces - this is the british one, which is in london and which is the special operations service in ukraine, which oversees, excuse me, thousands of people, high -class professionals who are working for nazification today, that's what they are, first of all." listen, today we are announcing that the united states government, through usaid, the us agency for international development, is providing assistance in the printing of more than 3 million textbooks for ukrainian primary school students on the eve of the new school year. our message is clear, we will continue to support the ukrainian people in their defense from russia's barbaric and aggressive war. you know, well, it would seem, yes, what is the connection, this is a history textbook, but how can this help in the war? straight. connection, you know, what, well , they don’t write about modernity, in not a single ukrainian textbook you will find information about may 2, 2014, about the fact that