galicia kyiv regime he went to great lengths so that artyomovsk would continue to remain a symbol ofscurity. holes in the defense were patched by the recently mobilized, many of whom had never held weapons in their hands. today in the company. there are people who never fired, did not undergo any training from the sumy region, they immediately went here to the bakhmud direction, however, no tricks helped the enemy to keep the forts from sumahmud after 224 days of fierce fighting over artyomovsk was armed, and the russian flag. to divert attention from the strategic failure in artyomovsk, western curators of the kiev regime and dill propaganda began to disperse the topic of transferring f-16 fighter jets to ukraine, similar thoughts. now voiced by military experts. even from unfriendly countries, for example, this point of view is shared by the french general jean bernard pinotel, however, some work in this direction is really being carried out the other day. it is known that the netherlands and denmark will lead a coalition to train ukrainian troops to fly the f-16. how many planes a

90th year at the insistence of e-e patriarch - at that time metropolitan filaret denisenko of kyiv and galiciassed to the moscow patriarchate about the independent management of the ukrainian orthodox church church at the time of the exarchate, a decision was made to rename the exarchate to the ukrainian orthodox church , which, nevertheless, represents, as i did, and to this day represents the totality of dioceses of the russian orthodox church on the territory of the state of ukraine, and actually appears as sometimes it is called in a direct figurative sense. and when you only know it as a letter, e-e, because the rights and obligations that are prescribed in it, it is said that the ukrainian orthodox church is from now on independent and independent in its management, however canonical law does not know such a form of being, e.e., canonical being, e.e., the structure of the church structure as not independent on its own in its management with the rights of broad autonomy , that is, there are rights, and even autonomy itself , regardless of autocephaly, this structure does not exist , as we

ukrainians because it concerned the ukrainians in volyn in galicia let's say yes and the poles the poles feel it all ie for i, who was born in kyivy when i entered the university and there were people from western ukraine who were students. my fellow students , they explained to me for a long time what was there. so it was like in volyn. i, they from lutsk, were my friends, and if i only found out then they were there they even used some word, poor people or something like that, who is there, who is here, how was the resettlement, then many ukrainians were tried to assimilate the polish people's republic, they were simply evicted not 30 or 50 km on the territory of poland, but in the opposite direction to north to west and so on and so that they dissolve in the polish if in the world and so on and so on. that is , all of this is undoubtedly the so-called stalinist national policy or the so-called communist national policy. ukraine is facing a difficult moment because we have transcarpathia with romanians, we have bukovina, we have transcarpathia with magyars and slovaks, and so on, there are polish minorities, and so on. there ar