fashionable topic, that these are such rebels, jacobins, anti-statists, god forbid, so to speak, such a maidan squareust did not understand that there was no dictatorship of the proletariat, in general everyone was right and well, hercyn woke up. it would be better if he slept, but all these points of view, they are so, they make the world black and white, yeah, in fact, everything is much more complicated, everything must be taken into account , after all, nevertheless, well, when - scientists from the background approach this, i remember how in soviet times there was a debate about what to call this decembrist something , yes, an uprising or a riot or a performance, a performance , i don’t remember the performance, it’s not clear what, that is, this is an important story, very interesting, very difficult, and, as always in real history, very contradictory. and the history of the decembrists is certainly a history of both the naivety of romanticism and cruelty. and indifference to to their own soldiers, whom they brought to the square or raised there in the chernikov province and - some sincere impu

god forbid, so to speak, such a maidan square is on the one hand lenin - this is the first period of proletariat, in general everyone was right and good, they would have woken him up, it would have been better if he was sleeping, but here are all these points of view they are so, they make the world black and white, yeah, in fact , everything is much more complicated, everything must be taken into account , after all, nevertheless, well, when - a scientist from the background approaches this, i remember how in soviet times there was a debate about what to call this decembrist something, yes, an uprising or a riot or a performance, a performance, i remember a speech, it’s not clear what, that is, this is an important story, very interesting, very difficult, and as always in real history, very contradictory, and history : the decembrists are certainly a story of the naivety of romanticism, and cruelty, and indifference to their own soldiers, whom they took to the square or raised there in the chernikov province and uh, some sincere impulse, a desire to do better, and cynicism, careeris

is that these are such rebels, jacobins, anti-statists, god forbid, so to speak, such a maidan , tsinarskaya square is a maidan, on the one hand, for lenin, this is the first period of the liberation movement, who just did not understand that there is no dictatorship of the proletariat, in general everyone was right and good, on the other hand they woke up hercyn, he would have been better off sleeping, but all these points of view, they are so, they make the world black and white, yeah. in fact , everything is much more complicated, everything must be taken into account still, nevertheless, well, when scientists from the background approach this, i remember how in soviet times there was a debate about what to call this decembrist something, yes, an uprising or a riot or a speech, a speech, a speech, it’s not clear what, then there is an important story, very interesting, very complex, and as always in real history , very contradictory, and the history of the decembrists is certainly a history of the naivety of romanticism and cruelty and indifference to their own soldiers, whom they brought to the

on sunday, traffic on kyiv's maidan, independence square, cme to a standstill f for one miminute of silenceeroffensive slowly progressing, more soldiers are dying each day. in washington, president biden pushed congress to get ukraine aid back on track. >> look at me. we're going to get it done. >> reporter: and ukraine's foreign ministry says that american support is both steadfast and bipartisan. in 45 days when the next u.s. budget needs to be passed, we'll find out if that's more wishful thinking. >> that was ramy inocencio in ukraine. >>> closer to home, health officials are warning of a possible tidal wave of infections this winter from the flu, covid, and rsv. the trouble is many americans don't plan to get vaccinated for any of that. bradley blackburn reports. >> reporter: with covid-19, flu, and rsv circulating in the coming weeks and months, top public health experts are spreading the word vaccines are safe, effective, and protect against serious illness. dr. mandy cohen is the director of the cdc. >> we're going to keep monitoring to understand how bad this particular season will

, and after that he took, collected all these things , which he kept from the square, there, shields, some equipment. maidanens, ordinary fragments of cobblestones, that is, the most banal things at that time, and took them to america, took them and organized exhibitions there, organized meetings, told to the americans about the maidan and what we are fighting for, in the end he died defending ukraine near ilovaisk in august 14, perhaps the person really had all the opportunities to realize. in the states, but he understood that his individual realization, his personal history must be connected with ukraine, and in this there is, of course, such a systematic work of his family, because he also comes from such a family of cultural figures, people who always kept this ukrainian in themselves, in their everyday life, but this is a story about how it is possible through generations these people come back and become that... the basis of the revival or the basis of the development of the country, and what we need to think about, maybe not so much about the return, but about keeping these people in this circle of

maidan in poland. hundreds of thousands of well-armed refugees from ukraine will organize squares in all polish cities.that this news was simply invented by the russian media, because zelenniaskyi actually said the opposite: there were no threats to the maidan, but thanks to the polish people for their help. i i am proud that ukraine has such a strong neighborhood, i want to thank you, i want to thank all the polish people, all the people who from the first days opened their families, their homes, opened themselves and helped. i believe that any challenges on our journey together are nothing compared to the fact that there is such strength between our people. i want to thank you for being here , for supporting ukraine, for supporting ukrainians, i wish us all victory, ukraine and poland, brothers and sisters forever, but for now in moscow they are thinking, wondering why their feints ears didn't work again, we move on to the top three leaders of the rating of fakes of the week, and in third place is a story that very clearly shows what russian victories at the front are worth, and we must start here wi

maidan. first time to march 1st square in kramatorsk. ed, basically we came out with russian flags, we wanted to, since they decided so in kiev, or overseas they decided that ukraine’s path to the other side was a waste, we did not agree with this, but how many of you were there, there were many of us, and it was an impulse of the soul, some came on their own, some came with friends, families, there were a lot of us, initially we wanted to, but then, when we realized that the path was already in the other direction for ukraine , we wanted russia to take us under its wing, mother russia, take us, that was the main thing, but how did it happen that your whole family went to fight , we had the same views, my husband worked, he didn’t go to rallies, my son studied part-time at the academy and worked, he didn’t go to rallies, i went for the whole family, in the evening it was all discussed, what was going on, elya was a child, but she participated in these conversations, she listened to it all, heard, well when you made the decision to defend

a victim in ukraine, donbas was bombed for 8 years, you are from this maidan, as i said, i live in the center, no i can, this square can't go out, well, that's it, well, how is this noise, it stinks , that's what you are, well, they are always the ones who suffer, these people are the ones who suffer. this is how the promotion begins, do you think it happened spontaneously, we will then show how this story of the taxi driver continued, or whether a specific person deliberately starts to create the collected image of the victim, who has no place in the new ukraine , please, it is undoubtedly an element of the information war that is being waged against us from morning to night, because the main phenomenon that putin, who expected to meet him, faced flowers, as it turns out, flowers don't grow in february, and in general, everything is not right in ukraine, and in one way or another, we are forming... the modern ukrainian nation, and this is the biggest defeat they have suffered, therefore, without a doubt, all efforts to to split, to destroy, to sow disagreement to interfere with this process at all, certainly of al

and when after the shooting took place, when they shot on the square, after january 20, we were already completely on the side of the maidand our acquaintances also supported us, especially those who worked for us, they were very surprised, because if we were ordinary people from donetsk before, then suddenly we became more pro-european, before the russian aggression, a woman lived in and worked as a teacher at school, engaged in business, but her whole usual life was destroyed by the war, because of her pro-ukrainian position , the russian occupiers added olga's husband to the so-called firing list, so the family had to leave, but she still went to donetsk from time to time to visit her parents. when i returned first from donetsk to kramatorsk, and later from donetsk to lviv already by train, when we came from... the 15th year, after the 15th year, to lviv, my son entered the lviv polytechnic and we went with him to lviv, i used to meet volunteers-guys all the time, returning on the train, that's how fate was , i was surprised, i wasn't going to write anything yet , that's why i didn't take any notes, didn't try to rememb

activists, protesters, participants of the maidan of dignity were already waiting in the fortress lane, and on shovkovichnaya street, and on constitution square, in mariinsky park, and on hrushevsky street, everything was ready there. there were aunties , there were, well, conditionally, let's say, the aunties' law enforcement officers started shooting at the demonstrators, who had only shields and batons with them, we all remember well, well, who was there, remembers those, those, those moments and it happened really massacre, many then they beat the demonstrators, many demonstrators were simply brutally killed, in fact the police, at that time there was still a police force, they allowed the thugs to commit crime, to shoot, mutilate, and kill people just in mariinsky park, and then there were both dead and wounded, our colleague , by the way, berezenko, a soldier of the armed forces of ukraine, was our correspondent at the time, i was broadcasting at the time, i was in the studio on espresso, he was there and told how berkulis beat him on institutskaya street, well, ilya, the guy is so strong, he he succeeded that berkut man to stop and avo

during the maidan there was a maidan in kiev, in donetsk it began slowly, i say why slowly, it was not immediately any armed conflict, people simply came out to the squaresroused indignation among the kiev regime and they were brought forward against donbass. its own army, the armed forces of ukraine, and since the direction was from kharkov to donetsk through slavyansk, here came tanks, armored vehicles, wait, i understand that you lived in donetsk, yes, but how did this story affect you in slavyansk, and we are in slavyansk, i, for example, as an obstetrician-gynecologist, went to provide assistance to women in slavyansk, in kramatorsk and other cities along the air ambulance line, the last departure was in june 1914, we drove through these checkpoints and stood there. men, some had a hunting rifle, some had some kind of rifle, some had a lapel pistol, for example, men are militias, that’s how all the volunteers are, that’s how the people’s militia of donbass arose, men came out, came out to them teenagers, even those who defended their land, let's go back to the history of the creation of the hospital, when the flow of wounded was already quite large

with my own eyes when we were on the square , defended their city, from these in kharkov, yes, yeah, they also lived there on pallets, at first, we had an anti-maidan battalions there, and we fought in the city of kharkov, there i was captured, my comrade died there, and i was exchanged according to the first minsk on december 26, 1914, there i was in donetsk, i ended up in belgorod, they took my family out, when all this happened and i arrived, so i was looking for a family. my family stayed there too, how long did you spend in captivity? well almost 3 months, well, what happened during that time, well, i wouldn’t wish it on anyone, they took us to the aidar battle, from the sbu, here’s a comrade, well, he could have left there, he still took the fight, died, then the sbu basement, then to prison , they didn’t take me to prison, i had to write, i went to prison, they didn’t take me, but it’s like this and for my condition, i had to write a statement about what my condition was, well, my face was all beaten up, they did this to you in the basement, well this was during the arrest, then the next day, well , almost a day and they spent time, i’ll die