at all, there is no maidan, there will be no maidan, because there are no democratic or civil protestsbe perceived, they will be dispersed, that is, any maidan, that is, 10 years ago these figures, yes, that is, the maidan would have been dispersed by, i don’t know, about 100 people, probably a person with machine guns would have just been there in 10-20 minutes, but there would probably have been about 100 people left lying on the maidan, everyone else there, all the other thousands would just run away, because they would just shoot to kill everything, and nothing would happen, no one would mess with them, no yanukovych there would think, would not twitch about, disperse, not disperse, do, do not do, they will take it from me money, they won't take my money. and so on, that is, no one could hold this the government then is just in this tension, so ukrainians think about it, think about it, that is, you are simply being led to destruction, destruction is planned, i’m just convinced that today even ukrainian demographers, they really are talking nonsense, yes, that is they say, you know

anti-maidan supporters set themselves on fire.an activists enter the house of trade unions. inside the house , arguments continue with the use of molotov cocktails. that is, already inside the house, cocktails were used by both the attacking and defending sides. the way he structured his narrative gave the impression that it was precisely because cocktails that were used inside the trade union house started a fire. there is a video where one of the maidan protesters brings a hot tire to the russian youth, our youth is our future, let’s say, if such thoughts and ideas are invested now, we don’t know how it will all work out later, however, how can it shoot years later? is clearly seen in the example of ukraine itself, a country that, at the time of the collapse of the ussr and thanks to its support, was the richest republic, with the acquisition of independence the denial of both its own and the common historical past, came to complete collapse. anna ifimova, valery savelev, anastasia popova, typical novorossiya. read more about ho

anti-maidan supporters will set fire.maidan activists enter the house of trade unions, arguments continue inside the house using molotov cocktails, that is, already inside the house, cocktails were used by both the attacking and defending sides. the way he structured his narrative gave the impression that it was because of the cocktails that were used inside the trade union house that the fire started. there is a video where one of the maidan protesters brings a hot tire to the door and it lights up, and the experts are very important. the emphasis was placed on the fact that the doors there burned out and the fire spread to the upper floors; accordingly, there is direct evidence of maidan supporters; in this regard, he specifically conveys the opinion ukrainian propaganda, because uh, let ’s just say, he doesn’t like the russian government, because it recognized him as a foreign agent, they are now asking him very much for income, in this regard, his main goal, in my opinion, is the russian audience and russian youth, ou

would not be dispersed, even when yanukovych had already given the order to disperse the maidan, theyrough to him. it was precisely on february 19 that he convinced him, and he put very hard pressure on him and demanded that such an order be cancelled, so without the support of the west, without financial, without administrative, without information support, there would be no maidan at all it wouldn’t even start, i think, so now there’s nothing to talk about at all, no one will come out, well, some people will come out there... 300-500 people, look, almost every day ukrainian residents come out there, mostly women whose husbands are in captivity or have disappeared, including from the azov regiment, which is banned in our country, and that nothing is happening, that is, absolutely no progress on the part of the authorities, nothing is happening, of course. skepticism in this regard is understandable. vasily nikolaevich, allow me to ask you a few more questions, here you are you mentioned the united states aid package, how do you assess it, and what impact do you think it could have on

on the maidan they shouted that bring kiselev here, here on the maidan, yes, whoever brings kiselev here dmitry konstantinovich was the first of our journalists to fall under western sanctions. today is dmitry konstantinovich’s anniversary. he turned 70 years old. it is a great honor and joy for me that we are celebrating this holiday in our studio. the singer-shaman will also come to congratulate dmitry konstantinovich, to whose explosion of popularity our anniversary has the most direct connection. and with what thoughts does he celebrate his birthday? what he considers his main achievement and what he dreams of today: the fate of a person, the fate of dmitry kiselyov, thank you very much for not this is the first time we are meeting in this studio, it is very dear to me, really, i sincerely love you, i love you very much, i sincerely admire you all these years, now we are meeting in such your... new responsibility that i i feel very much towards my children, teenagers, towards the profession, suddenly i discovered that i am the oldest, oldest television presenter in russia.

was the month of may, but then the maidan was already dissolved, i had already volunteered, this is right sector, there were not enough weapons for all, even here i was waiting my turn, when i will have my first combat, two months, because there were also certain situations, well , there was a lack of weapons, a lack of certain understandings of what was happening in general, a lack of experience, but instructors came from abroad, we were taught by former afghans, that is something was being built, yes, something comparable to ukrainian nationalism, of a certain compactness, that's what we have, of course, to work with... some weapons with a gunner, a machine gunner, they tried everything possible, i just liked it, i really like military affairs , military art, and i generally did everything i wanted , that is, i wanted, i was taught, i was in intelligence, i was in the infantry, i was in assault units, that is, i tried everything, in the 15th year i already transferred to the azov regiment , from the 15th to the 17th year i was in azov, we worked in the direction shirokino, it was.

and anti-maidan supporters could end in one place, and should have prevent the collision itself and the possible consequences of such. towards evening, a horde of nazi thugs moved towards the trade union house, and the last hours of the defenders’ lives had arrived. holy shit, everyone in the building, the house of trade unions, was burned down along with the people, by the evening of may 2, odessa, and all of ukraine. this was already a different country; in fact, there had been a revolution in consciousness in the understanding of events, and most importantly, the taboo on killing people, their own fellow citizens, who thought differently than bendera’s people, had been lifted. gathered in berlin for their first congress, when you ask them a question about the events of may 2, 2014 years in odessa, where peaceful people, banderaites, were imprisoned. terrorists, in fact, the authorities and private armies that defended odessa, destroyed the terrorists, it would be correct to arrest them if possible, bring them to trial, this would be ideal, but in war it is not ideal. olga, a livi

services this special operation, why is it called maidan 3, it is a little unclear, because it cutsy unpleasantly ear, we remember the events of maida. of independence, yes, the revolution of dignity, and this was something that we remember with special respect, but about maidan 3, now it is said that it could be some kind of putsch, and who could be behind this putsch, in your opinion, why now our special services are talking about it, so someone must be behind this bundle, who? well, look, if our special services are not in a hurry to name movements, current political associations within our country, then... i probably shouldn't bother with this matter either, the only thing the general paid attention to bohdanov, and i personally noticed this for myself, he says that no pro-russian movement has any chance of achieving certain successes, the fact is that in fact the russian federation, its aggression has made all of us such a reliable vaccination against everything pro-russian, everything pro-moscow , which means that some other levers of influence will be used, i don't have... ac

i was a student in my first year , unfortunately i didn’t finish and the end of the maidan was may, yesthen the maidan was already dissolved and i already went to volunteer in the right sector, yes, there weren’t enough weapons for everyone, even here i was waiting for my turn when i would have my first combat two months ago that there were also certain situations, no, well, there was a lack of weapons , a lack of certain understandings of what was happening in general, a lack of experience, but instructors came from abroad, former afghans taught us, that is, something was being built, and something compared to ukrainian nationalism, some kind of cohesion, that's what we had, of course, to work as a sniper, a gunner, a machine gunner, we tried everything possible, i just liked it, i really like military affairs, military art, i generally i did whatever i wanted, that is, i wanted to, i was taught, and... i was in intelligence, i was in the infantry, i was in assault units, that is, i tried everything . 15th year, i already moved to polkazov, from 15th to 17th year i was in azov, we work

after the maidan, which he considered a coup d’etat, back in 2014 he went over to the russian side.ped me with this, using instructions, he explained. here. i assembled it at approximately 2:00 am, i attached this bomb to the bottom of the car, it exploded in the morning when the owner opened the driver's door. these shots show that there are a lot of people around, the time was right when everyone is getting ready for work. this car was standing next to the one under which the bomb was planted, it had holes all over its side, it all happened in the parking lot in the courtyard of a residential building in a residential area, there is a camera just a few meters away from the children's playground at every entrance. who did not hide his views, he did not hide, he did not hide anything, he boldly spoke about everything, but is it possible to kill for this if a person thinks differently? previously, on the anniversary of buzina’s death , entire demonstrations gathered in kiev from those ukrainians who shared his civic position, now it’s too dangerous to show his views, only a lonely re

in these stories, the maidan turns from rampant lawlessness and aggression into peaceful demonstrationscoups of 2004 and 14 become a triumph of freedom and democracy. there are no americans or europeans behind the scenes who are entrusted to the legitimate ones. presidents and gave money for illegal protests. there are no people burned alive in the odessa house of trade unions, there are no bombings of peaceful cities in donbass, no the hatred of nationalists for those whom they called vatniks and colorados. learn more about how and why educational historians with foreign agency credentials misrepresent the history of new russia. in the story of anna efimova. the recitative and cutting of bright flashing pictures are not connected; according to the idea, this was supposed to be a clear and accessible exposure of the allegedly shameful history of russia, filmed with money from western funds, but it turned out to be a parody and illustration of the professional incompetence of individual foreign agents who call themselves writers and even historians. back in the mid-eighties , this campai

and the agenda is the third maidan, what agenda, you say, what?ally part of the oligarchy remaining in power, because no, well , what is the agenda, to come out and say what, well, i i think that their agenda will be, probably, probably, that these are the failures of the authorities in the current military area, this is corruption, these are those things, fair mobilization, i think that what they can talk about around this, can something else. there will be history, but again, that is, what will happen, as it was not so long ago, let’s see, here one fought with the authorities, just asked uncomfortable questions, how did it happen that ukraine is practically the poorest state under the richest president in all history, why, why, why were the arsonists of the russian store found in 4 hours ? why aren’t yanukovych’s supporters punished, how much did they especially inflict on you from rotterdam plus? why did you change the law on illegal wealth? why is it that the deputies’ inadequacy is not recognized? petro oleksiyovich, please, please, get some

security department of the security service of ukraine, general ilya vityuk, was filming. on the maidanthe side of berkut, as an operative of the service. in general, to be honest, this is also not no, it doesn't fit in my head at all, how a person in 2014 as an operative filmed shootings on instytutska street, you see, now he is surrounded by this red circle, as if from an ordinary sbu operative, he grew up to a general in 10 years. the security services of ukraine and the person who led the cyber security department, too, there are a lot of questions about this, obviously the answers to these questions should be given by the internal investigation of the security services of ukraine. well, that's the end of it, mariana bezugla, mariana bezugla, who is a political torpedo, in the service of the people, announced that she would not leave the servant of the people faction, although in january... she was going to polish her, that she wrote bezugla on her facebook page, she decided to stay with the servant of the people faction of the verkhovna rada of ukraine, so as not to let the preside

voloshenkov, an official of the ministry of defense in 2014, was an active participant in the anti-maidanodesa and headed the city organization of the party of regions. head of the defense agency marina bezrukova, procurement officer of the ministry of defense , wrote that dmytro voloshenkov will be fired in the coming days, as people with a pro-russian background should not work in the defense procurement agency. dmytro voloshenko wrote, she came to the agency long before my appointment in june 23 as a manager of external economic activities, it remains unclear to me why dmytro's previous political experience and positions during the revolution of dignity were not taken into account as significant risks, so i an internal investigation has been initiated the completeness of the special inspection that he underwent when he was employed in the agency, this is an example, friends, of how people with in-law views who had, shall we say, the background of an anti-maidan activist, and a person who all his life advocated different principles than those for which now the armed forces of ukraine ar

i was still present on the maidan, of course, that i had such a youthful call to all this, i was stilloung boy then, i wanted some kind of movement. then of course i wanted to go and fight for my country for my homeland, i wanted a change, of course, i was a student at first in the first year i did not finish, unfortunately, the end of the maidan was the month of may, but then the maidan was already dissolved, and i already volunteered right sector, there were not enough weapons for all, even here i was waiting for my turn when i would have them the first combat, two months, because there were also certain situations, well , there was a lack of weapons, a lack of certain understandings of what was going on in general, a lack of experience, but the instructor came from abroad, they taught us the former afghanistan, that is , something was being built, yes something comparable to ukrainian nationalism, some kind of cohesion, that's what we had there, of course working with small arms... mykola matnyk tried everything possible, i just liked it, i really like military affairs, military art

state, maybe they came to power specifically for this purpose, to revise all the property of the maidan is, they specifically did all this in order to try to completely destabilize it. situation and in this way it is easier to get to kyiv, do you remember that in the first days of the war, putin turned to the ukrainian military and said, let's get rid of this government, we can come to an agreement much easier with you, that was part of this whole plan, it didn't work out, it didn't work out, and then they were the only , what could be done was to create certain information emissions in order to again and... destabilize the situation, and this is still not the end, but the chinese proposals are also part of this trap, but by the way, we will get to that later, that's all after all, here is a clarifying question, whether it was necessary then to lead even at the, perhaps not very official, level of negotiations with the russian federation, let's talk about those first two months. well, you understand that if the russian federation was ready for negotiations, and they declared that they w

of our time on the one hand, and from on the other side there was an anti-maidan, in ternopil there was no anti-maidan, it seems, and in all the more so in lviv, yes, if he had appeared there for a second, he would have been blown up there, but we always had the presence of... russians, pro-russian people, we always had relatives in moscow, everyone, in we always had expectations in berdyansk that katsaps would come, bring loot, in the summer, and... they imported bucks at one time, and this had a very serious effect, on the other hand, for 30 years, it was grinding our people, that's why today, but nevertheless , our russian-speaking society with relatives in moscow turned out to be much more ukrainian than we expected, it was simply incredible, so here, you know, i would argue here, but we understand that in reality it is very difficult, and 30 years, and these two are even more, well, but we understand that russia.. . the system, which is the legal successor of the soviet system, has long practices on how to turn ukrainians into janissaries and even, well, shukhevych's daughter i

was the month of may, yes, then the maidan was already dissolved and i had already volunteered in the right sector, they tried everything possible , i just liked it, i really like military affairs, military art, i generally did everything i wanted, that is, i wanted, i was taught, i was in intelligence, i was in the infantry, i was in assault units, that is, i tried everything that to do, the 15th year, i have already joined the regiment azov, from the 15th to the 17th year i was in azov, we worked in the direction of shirokino. in the 20th year, i signed a contract, got into the 24th brigade. in the 21st year, we had a combat trip, we went, drove into the chain war, zolote. they were present for about eight months there, we were already in... and on february 24, of course, what i encountered in the trench warfare was the full scale, for me , what i expected was almost what i wanted, and full drive, full-scale war, planes , aerial bombs, what i wanted, my dream already come true, i think this is what i lived for, in order for you to meet all this and fight for this evil. then we were

then there were two maidans. to limit russian memory and oust everything russian from it.ation, attempts to revise historical language in the public sphere 2014, 60 years after khrushchev’s transfer of the peninsula to ukraine, crimeans decided to restore historical justice and return to the russian federation. how was the decision made to transfer crimea to the ukrainian ussr? 70 years ago, how they tried to ukrainize crimea, what consequences this led to, in the story of anna efimova. moscow 1935, instead of double-headed imperial eagles , soviet stars are installed on the kremlin tower. the images are largely symbolic; at the same time, the political star begins to rise career of nikita sergeevich khruchev, a party leader whose name is years old. later they will be inextricably linked with the history of crimea in the most negative way. you see, the limit was 1954 . did anyone ask us? secretary of the cpsu central committee and shortly before the transfer , shortly after his election as the first crimea to ukraine, khrushchev personally went to the peninsula; at that ti

protesters and arresting them, including even arresting fox news cameramen. it actually reminds me of kiev maidan or shanyanmen square, yes, well, in california, the university of california is also actively seething now, and it’s also very tough there they disperse all these protests, and well, the degree of brutality of something by the authorities against students, i honestly don’t remember this, even from the events of 1968, when there were serious student unrest, but there were no such police atrocities, and... the arrests will continue until the crowd disperses, these protesters belong in jail in texas and will not tolerate anti-semitism, period. students participating in hateful anti-semitic protests at any public college or university of texas should be expelled from there. now anti-war protests - yes, this bogeyman is being used with might and main, but mike johnson, the hero of the allocation of funds to israel, went to columbia university to explain to the students that they were wrong, he was met there with simply obstruction, at first they just booed, and then they just started chant

this happened 10 years ago during the so-called maidan.ainian constitution nor other state documents provided for such a form of expression of will. on february 22, 2014, the verkhovna rada adopted a resolution on yanukovych’s abdication and appointed turchynov acting . this was a direct violation of the constitution. a day later, parliament repealed the law on fundamentals. elections and - the constitution of ukraine, they were in flagrant violation of the law on elections and were falsified in many ways, and where they it was impossible to falsify, they were simply simply prohibited, if they consider crimea to be their territory, but this is 2.5 million inhabitants, if they consider donbass, then it is their territory, yes, they then considered it so, this is 8.5 million inhabitants. to hold repeat elections sounds especially colorful today against the backdrop of ukraine, right? how can i calm everyone down? i would definitely say, within a month there will be a new vote, and i'm running in a new election, who else wants to run ahead? h

then there were two maidans: significant restrictions on the russian language in the public space andhe sphere of education. attempts. revision of historical memory and the displacement of everything russian from it. in 2014, 60 years after khrushchev’s transfer of the peninsula to ukraine, crimeans decided to restore historical justice and return to russian federation. how the decision was made to transfer crimea to the ukrainian ussr 70 years ago, how they tried to ukrainize crimea and what were the consequences. this led to the story of anna efimova. moscow - 1935, instead of double-headed imperial eagles , soviet stars are installed on the kremlin tower. the footage is largely symbolic; at the same time , the star of the political career of nikita sergeevich khruchev begins to rise, a party leader whose name years later will be inextricably linked with the history of crimea in the most negative way. you know, the limit was in 1954, wasn't it? someone asked us, the political trail of khrushchev’s decision will make itself felt later, with the collapse of the union, but for now the

kremlin, but it was all thanks to these special operations of the zlubyanka, if it were not for the maidan of 2004, i assure you, we would have been like belarus, well, this is one, one illustration of the agreement, now let's remember the minsk agreements, the minsk agreements were our last such moment of resistance to this attempt of russia to destroy our subjectivity, because ukraine did not sign these agreements. there, the same kuchma, who did not hold any positions, signed it again with official representatives of russia, there with the ambassador of russia, since then there was this protocol with representatives of the occupied territories, but not a single ukrainian official, because it is obvious that president poroshenko was aware of all the consequences of the fact that he will sign with some kind of zakharchenko of platnytskyi, all these documents were not signed, it was not as if it were a document about the regulation of relations in ukraine itself with people. whose legitimacy ukraine does not recognize, but do you remember the destabilization of the situation after the mins

the month of may, yes, by then the maidan had already been disbanded, and i had already volunteered, the right sector, there were not enough weapons for everyone, even here i was waiting for my turn, when i would have my first combat duty, for two months, because there were also certain situations there , well, it was not enough. weapons, there was a lack of certain understanding of what was happening in general, a lack of experience, but instructors came from abroad, former afghans taught us, that is , something was being built, and something compared to ukraine. nationalism, some kind of cohesion, that's what we had there, of course, to work with small arms, gunner, gunner, they tried everything possible, i just liked it, i really like military affairs, military art, and in general i did everything i wanted, that is, i wanted, i was taught, i was in reconnaissance, i was in the infantry, i was in assault units, that is, i tried everything, in the 15th year i already transferred to the azov regiment, i was in azov for a year, we worked in the direction of shirokino, then it was more

no, i was with him on the maidan, i only came a little later, for four days, i also got injured in theeschatyk in the subway, we were told that there aunts enter the subway, i just walked along the side of the door, missed the door and got out from there a man in a mask hit him on the head, plyusyk finished his military service in 2023 after receiving complex shrapnel wounds. however, even today, the man cannot imagine life without the army, so he found his place in the veterans hub organization, which supports ukrainian soldiers and their families. it's hard to get used to that life, somehow it's hard to find a circle there. found a union veteran hub, which deals with help. legal, help, psychological, help with grants, managers, work, work for the military, we leave, and i got a job there, a mobile office driver, well , where would you go without creativity and love, in his free time andrii lysak likes to sing, recently he became the performer of a song for his grandchildren written by his girlfriend elizabeth, the composition was born... stories dedicated to the struggle for ukraine

functioning of public authorities, this is done so that difficult situations are resolved not on maidanin the framework of constitutional norms and rules. a compact cross-section of our country will have to make a decision together, delegates, rural workers to scientists, all spheres of society, political views, people who... and the intelligentsia, private business and representatives of government agencies are represented, no other political institution can do this capable. as then in the ninety-sixth supreme council is not a closed club, the delegates are, first of all, nominees from the people. a third of the meetings are only representatives of civil society. the composition will also include the current president, members governments, parliamentarians, deputies of local councils, a total of one thousand 200 people. no one is going to turn the all-belarusian people's assembly into a farce. this. the dissimilarity of certain gentry sejmiks that existed in the polish-lithuanian commonwealth, where each individual delegate had the right of liberum veto. a certain factionalism will be

ukrainians, because, well , i also said, it seems to me that the first maidan, when there was, they hadwamp square, which is a completely different reaction when in moscow they say that on the swamp square there is some kind of rally against putin, against the government, omon is nominated, we all disagree one by one, without entering the subway, we quietly run away when it goes to the maidan berkut, everyone, we all go to the maidan together, because we have to persevere, that's this different psychology, they always make us angry with their models, it destroys them. we still have literally a minute of time, kirill, yesterday suddenly, until the very night, in the law that clarifies the mobilization, and the clause about demobilization completely flies out of it, how did your comrades perceive it, how did you perceive it? rom, well, the reaction is different, they say that the demobilization law will be introduced in 8 months, but there is such a moment here, of course, the guys who go to... the guys who go as volunteers, the guys who go to mobilization, they want to clearly understand

i was still present on the maidan. of course, i had such a youthful call to all this, i was still a young boy then. i wanted some kind of movement, some drive, changes in the country, and... then of course i wanted to go and fight for my country, for my homeland, i wanted changes, of course, i was a student first in the first year, i did not finish, unfortunately, and the end of the maidan was the month of may, yes, then the maidan was already dissolved, and i had already volunteered, the right sector, there were not enough weapons for all. even here i was waiting for my turn, when i would have my first combat, for two months, because there were also certain situations, well, there was a lack of weapons, a lack of certain understandings of what was going on in general, a lack of experience, but the instructor was coming from abroad , the former afghans taught us, that is , something was built like this, something in comparison ukrainian nationalism of a certain kind of cohesion, that's the way we work with small arms,

was the month of may, yes, then the maidan was already dissolved, and i had already volunteered in theector, of course , to work with small arms with a gunner, a gunner, they tried everything, that's possible, i just liked it, i really like military affairs, military art, i generally did everything i wanted, that is, i wanted, i was taught, and... in reconnaissance, i was in the infantry, i was in the assault units, i.e. tried anything. the 15th year, i already transferred to the azov regiment, from the 15th to the 17th year i was in azov, we worked in the direction of shirokino. in the 20th year, i signed a contract, got into the 24th brigade, yes. in the 21st year , we had a combat trip, we went to... we went to the golden chain war, we were present somewhere eight months there, we were already supposed to be withdrawn, and on february 24, of course, what i encountered in trench warfare was the full scale. for me, what i expected almost, what i wanted, that full drive, full scale war, planes, aerial bombs, what i wanted, my dream has already come true, i think that's what i lived for

densko maidan, kuchma by his decree cancels the movement to nato as a goal of ukraine.w won this battle. i want to say. the second time, i go to return again. the third president of ukraine, viktor yushchenko, returned to the military doctrine the course of unification with the european union and nato. but the government then was actually under the control of the party of regions, and this movement could not take place as energetically, because. this party, as a pro-russian force, was obviously opposed to this, and we all remember what happened in the parliament at that time, on the eve of the bucharest summit. the bucharest summit of 2008 could have become historic for us, but angela merkel and nicolas sarkozy, the leaders of at that time, germany and france, the two largest countries in the european union, did not support ukraine. in fact, the way to the renewal of the conflict in europe has been opened. yushchenko approached merkel, addressed her very delicately, touched her elbow. an adequately emotional reaction from the always restrained ms. merkel is still in my

i was still present on the maidan, of course. there was such a youthful call to all this, i was still a young boy then, i wanted some kind of movement, a certain drive, a change in the country, and then of course i wanted to go and fight for my country, for my homeland, i wanted to go, of course, i was first year student, no finished, unfortunately, the end of the maidan was the month of may, and by then the maidan had already been disbanded and i had already volunteered for... everything possible, i just liked it, i really like military affairs, military art, and i generally did everything i wanted, that is, i wanted, i was taught, i was in intelligence, i was in the infantry, i was in assault units, that is, i tried everything that in the 15th year i already transferred to the azov regiment, from the 15th to the 17th year i was in azov, we worked in the direction of shirokino. in the 20th year, i signed a contract, got into the 24th brigade, in the 21st year we had a combat deployment, we went, drove into the side war in zolote, were present there for about 8 months, we were suppose

fortunately, yes, you, vladimir rudolfovich, are asking what maybe the goal or what the slogan of maidankraine approximately. it will be like this: ukraine is toiling away from ukrainians, or ukraine for ukrainians; i apologize, jews, tatars, and so on and so forth, the leadership of ukraine should not have any. of course, i hear this slogan, these words and similar words, very often in ukraine, especially on petro poroshenko’s channel, where the current government has been associated with regionals. in general, with anyone, but not with ukraine, so maidan 3 will bring these red-black, red-brown, maybe the authorities, this, in my opinion, is the current affairs in ukraine, the ministry of finance has published, well, publicly, information, how much money did the ukrainian budget spend in 3 months, 13 billion dollars, 13 billion dollars were spent, where did the money come from? as for money and as for weapons, the united states of america has already said 60 military inspectors are already on the territory ukraine, i think that they were on the territory of ukraine, that is, military in

yes , we definitely witnessed the coordination of maidan and diplomacy in this operation. the foreign minister and our foreign policy apparatus in the two or three days leading to this operation and after that, more than 50 contacts with arab countries , islamic countries, european countries. messages were exchanged several times between iran and the united states through the countries of the region and switzerland, and this caused our situation to strengthen diplomatically among other countries, and many countries supported us in the issue of the zionist regime's attack on our embassy. and after the operation, they supported the operation and considered it a legitimate response. our ambassadors in other countries interviewed, tweeted, and met with their officials. our ambassador there led two important campaigns in the last two weeks, and when it was supposed to condemn the zionist regime in the attack on the embassy , ​​he brought 10 countries with us in the security council and blocked the statement by the european countries and the united states. it was taken, but in t

qia discussion we can spread to the international maidan.latforms, institutions, the un, the osce, and the parliaments of our foreign partner countries, for example, the united states congress. this could become a topic for the us election campaign, and i don’t rule it out either. and ukraine can be blamed. rada, but the majority of deputies are also controlled by his office, which is key not only for maintaining personal power, but also in light of the upcoming law on tightening mobilization, while children the ukrainian elite, as a rule, is abroad, the son of the mayor of kiev vitaliy klitschko is clearly not in danger of mobilization, he showed up at a riotous party in... yoyo important tattoo, having seen that you don’t need it, yo son elita, and you’re ready would you die for someone else? the second reading of the bill on tightening and mobilization in ukraine may take place as early as mid- april. alexander khristenko, maxim shchepilov, kirill volkov, news! why were you given the title of hero of the soviet union? i don’t know, vasink

this discussion may spread to the international maidan. spread to international platforms, institutions, the un, the osce, to the parliaments of our foreign partner countries, for example, to congresses. mobilization is clearly not in danger; he showed up at a riotous party in hamburg. klitschko’s father remained unperturbed, stated that, unfortunately, my children are citizens of germany, and that the military actions for which the ukrainian elite are so advocating do not concern them personally, they made a separate video. you were born in one side. you wanted to have a better life, to get rid of it again. ale yogo important tattoos , you don’t need anything. yogo sinok elita, and you mis, chi ready ti, the second reading of the bill on tightening and mobilization in ukraine could take place as early as mid- april. alexander khristenko, maxim shchepilov, kirill volkov, lead. the american intelligence community has not concluded that russia was involved in cases of govan syndrome. this was announced this evening by the white house in resp

this discussion may spread to international maidans.pread to international platforms, institutions, the un, the osce, and the parliaments of our foreign partner countries, for example, the united states congress. this could become a theme in the us election campaign. i don't rule it out either. and ukraine may be accused of some kind of usurpation of power. and the resignations continue only today, as if, in order to make it before may 21, zelensky fired five of his assistants, who, it is believed, did not get along with... illnesses that state department employees periodically complain about. for the first time , american diplomats in cuba noticed unexplained hearing problems, nausea and dizziness. the investigation has been going on for years, during which time many versions have already been born, including. as american intelligence reminded today in the russian media for some time i seriously suspected crickets, but now i switched back to searching for the notorious russian trace. the accusations were simultaneously published in sev

people who did not agree with the coup d’etat rebelled against the kiev usurpers and went to anti-maidane tang war found katyusha in kiev, where she came to work, she was then only 22, with a little son in his arms, my brother called and said that they were preparing an attack on gorlovka, on uglegorsk, on debaltsevo, that is, go home urgently, take your son. after the alarming call, she urgently returned to her native yanakievo, but not for long, seeing how the nationalists were handed over. her friends are here, katyusha left three-year-old vanya with her parents and went to the front as a volunteer. zhenya and sasha, twin sisters who were barely 17 at the time, also joined the militia. they didn’t have time to go to graduation yet, they had to grow up very quickly. a now there’s a roar, something else is flying in, it’s dangerous everywhere, it’s also flying in apartment buildings and in villages. that is, it can fly anywhere, they could have gone somewhere safe and not watched how the bandyrovites leveled their native makeyevka, but the sisters chose a different path, kindergarten af

, this research changed, because well , the maidan affected the way we look at our heroes, and we decided to be more so discreet, and give the audience the opportunity to evaluate, and here is one of the... from the spaces, these were portraits of lenin, which are stored in the art museum, they have a certain artistic value, but this is a very interesting subject for research, and there were several canvases where lenin only stands with his back, kind of, you can see him only from behind, well, we understand by the absence hair, who is this, but in front of him is a youth who is inspired, who is inflamed, whose eyes are burning, who are excited, and according to this reaction, that is, this is the reaction of the witness. who is passionate about something, and it seems to me that dovzhenko got, perhaps caught this wave, that he can influence, change something, and how do you explain to yourself why he shows so scathingly, we deliberately chose this moment where he shows the members of the central council, these bourgeois, that's all, this is so emphasized, disgusting, yes, he shows these

the educator is especially zealous and distorted when it comes to modern history, the times of the maidank and donetsk republics , and the barbaric civil war unleashed by kiev under the guise of an anti-terrorist operation. in these stories, the maidan turns from rampant lawlessness and aggression into peace. and demonstrations. the coups of 2004 and 14 become a triumph of freedom and democracy. there are no americans and europeans behind the scenes who put pressure on legitimate presidents and gave money for illegal protests. there are no people burned alive in the odessa trade union house. there are no bombings of peaceful cities in donbass. there is no hatred of nationalists for those whom they called vatniks and colorados. learn more about how and why educational historians with foreign agency credentials misinterpret the history of novorossiya in the story of anna efimova. an unconnected recitative, sharply bright flashing pictures, according to the idea , this was supposed to be a clear and accessible exposure of the allegedly shameful history of russia filmed. with money from weste

yanukovych, from which... they literally expected a display of humanity towards the protesters on the maidan so-called peaceful protesters on the maidan actively used molotov cocktails, burned tires, which apparently were brought to them in commercial quantities by specially trained people, set up exactly non-peaceful tent cities, and something like these paramilitary camps on city streets were destroyed. infrastructure, and then simply moved on to sniper attacks on truly peaceful citizens, provoking the development of the situation in the same direction that i was talking about i’ve already said, all these years we’ve been talking about this, we’ve been talking through diplomatic channels, on international platforms, we’ve been talking publicly, we’ve been saying that accusing donbass of terrorism is a fake, it’s a lie, this is the same fake with which the whole world seems to be is fighting, but for some reason the west is actively spreading it. now all this has been confirmed by the un international court of justice, in its decision on january 31, 2024, it refused to recognize the dpr and

conventionally, as a working name, it is the vision of the maidan of ukraine, of civilization, peace and humanity. panego, grigory, thank you very much for the explanation, for your conceptual vision of what is happening in ukraine, around ukraine. let me remind you that it was hryhoriy lyubovets, the head of the commercial and content security center, and we talked about such things that really distinguish us... society and the population in certain ways states from the point of view of forming a basis for conducting and endurance in combat operations, this is such a complex category, where there is a lot of dark, gray, and light, and this is something that should be taken care of by a state that wants to rely on the full potential of society and sometimes avoiding practices , which are provoked or generated by the russian federation, the russian way in certain things is actually harmful for... in order to carry out some transformations in our ukrainian society, we understand that this should not happen, precisely these new visions, new approaches need unity and society, and the aut