odessa to kharkov. if there were no odessa, maybe there would be no donbass.at happened in odessa, well , he got up, he was saved by what he had border with russia, odessa did not have this, and donbass was already ready, it knew how it would end, odessa did not know, the naivety of these standing on the kulyakov field, yes, it was like that. a romantic uprising, but the most important thing is that it had an anti-fascist meaning, because the fact that the maidan was fascist, fascist, but on the kiev city council there hung a huge portrait of bendery, the entire maidan from well there since november 1910, i was in kiev at that time , i saw this portrait, i saw these portraits. therefore, my son, besides what, well, the fact that the land is russian, because they are russian people, that odessa is a russian city, but i think. it is my son who is, first of all, an anti-fascist, well, many of those who were there were also such, for those who do not understand, i repeat once again, as long as yarosh and others like him are alive, we will exist, we will fight them

on may 2 , a match was supposed to take place in odessa between the kharkov metalhead and the odessaorets. under the guise of football fans , nationalists and representatives flocked to odessa from kiev and dnepropetrovsk. maidannik. in april 2014, 10-20 days before this terrible event, checkpoints began to appear in odessa, that is, from kiev and from other regions to odessa transferred a large number of nationalists under the guise of fighting russian aggression, which means they organized checkpoints at the entrances and exits of the city, then... i found a transcript of this session relatively recently, and i could not find it in the public domain, that is, i have a suspicion , that they either deleted this transcript or somehow altered it, because in fact it contains direct evidence, a direct, let’s say, direct indication of the person who was behind this terrible murder, i’m not saying that he’s the only one, but he’s one of the key figures who organized this terrible mass murder, we… the ambulance arrived, when the ambulance arrived, the guys said, that’s what the police offic

conversation with a program expert. 10 years after the odessa tragedy, what does memory preserve?s week we have been living in days illuminated by the light of a great christian holiday, the bright sunday of christ. one of the meanings of the holiday is to achieve spiritual heights through overcoming passions. and suffering. if we talk about donbass and novorossiya, then, perhaps, over the last decade, at arm’s length, there has not been a more long-suffering land where the theme of struggle and suffering for one’s moral choice would sound so acute and tragic. people who became object of violence by the kiev authorities since 2014, they often talk about their experience using. biblical images. here they remember the gorlovka madonna, a young woman with a ten-month-old child who died during ukrainian shelling in the summer of 1914. the avenue of angels, a memorial in memory of the children of donbass who died from artillery and air attacks of the ukrainian armed forces, was opened in donetsk. and the ukrainian military, trying to destroy the spiritual supports of these people, purp

10 years since the monstrous tragedy in the odessa house.nions, the nazis actually burned alive opponents of the coup in kiev. who gave the command to carry out reprisals, why have the perpetrators not been punished yet? in the material of our correspondents. prime minister mikhail mishustin held meetings with deputy prime ministers to discuss economic indicators, in particular the transport and tourism sectors. what else was discussed and what instructions were issued based on the results. un report pogaze u. up to 5% of the population are beaten, most of them women and children. no armed conflict in the 20th century had such a destructive impact, the un reported. let's find out about other statements. and of course, the weather, from hot to cold, sudden changes in temperature throughout the country, sunny and dry, in the central part there is a lot of rain and snow in siberia in the far east. unpredictable may, what will the last month of spring be like when to expect normal weather? we judge with weather forecasters. vladimir putin awarde

people's republic in quotation marks, so conventional, it just deprives turns odessa into a gray area and takes away the possibility, well, very pragmatically, to work there on other ships and generally have all the privileges that ukraine has, and don't forget that... that odessa had very close connections there with moscow directly , we had five daily flights, for example, and people just went there to watch some kind of premieres, very russians worked very hard and powerfully in odessa, this is a festival of the russian-language press, there are endless books, but already in 2022 there was a complete foundation for these eight years, so with 14 to 22, and odessa made a serious patriotic choice, despite everything, despite who we have there, what do we have? is happening, but this is such a change at the language level, it is very noticeable, no matter what they say, they say, very often it annoys us very much when someone comes and writes my bubble, at least, writes about the fact that oh, well, here in odessa the russian language is endless, it is not like that, young people are v

, let's talk about this too, who are odessa residents, odessa residents are those who burned in ... theade unions, those 48 people who were killed, or the odessa residents, those who later began serving cocktails called smoked sepor in bars, both of them are odessa residents, so i don’t even really understand what odessa residents are, those , who are now being packed by these very same tec vans, and who are from them they are fighting back, these are odessa residents, or the tetsekashniks themselves who are packing, they are also odessa residents, there is no, you know, i don’t understand, let’s talk in general, what kind of city is this, i had an idea about the city, about odessa? now, now it’s gone, now i don’t understand what this is all about, but, in fact, the massacre, the bloody massacre that took place in the trade union house on may 2 , 2014, people were burned alive, 48 people died, i draw your attention, that none of those organs that are just so finely tuned, that begin to vibrate when the slightest suspicion of a violation of at least some human right, not one of these...

die a soviet, but russian, from odessa, for me this is fundamental.aga tribunal has never recognized the imprisonment of people on may 2 , 1914 in odessa as a crime of genocide. but even here there is an exception: one of the survivors in the trade union house was able to prove it specifically. commission of the italian ministry of internal affairs that she is a victim of political repression. the clip appeared, when i arrived, this group of anti-fascists, and the guys told me, here there is a group, emil ross’ popular gang, red emilia, who wrote, wrote a song, i would like one of the eyewitnesses, well, i wish i could show you here. that this is not a fictional story for the same italians, that this is not some kind of fictional story, but that there is a person who can confirm it. the history of mankind is inexhaustible; states built on hatred, on the blood of innocent people, do not last long. the ideology of man-hatred destroys society itself, it destroys, first of all, the person himself. this is a dead end in development. nazi germany experience

in odessa itself there is a cordon around the kulyakov field. mention of the mournful date on official resources. exactly 10 years have passed since those terrible events, and the perpetrators have not been punished. new information has emerged about who could be behind the crime. word to varvara nevskaya. even after 10 years , it is impossible to look at these terrible images without pain. the triumph of cruelty and inhumanity. on may 2, 2014, within the walls of the odessa house of trade unions, ukrainian nationalists burned alive those who were against euromaidan. 48 dead, more than 200 injured and... the murder of dissenters took place not just with tacit consent, but also with the full patronage of the west. the imprisonment of people on may 2 , 1914 in odessa was a planned and coordinated act of intimidation developed by the leadership of the kiev regime led by alexander turchynov, at that time the acting president of ukraine. under the chairmanship of turchinov, 10 days before the tragedy, a meeting was held to prepare the operation of ma

odessa is already being called the new want. to preliminary data, at least 43 people were killed, about 200 people were injured as a result of the clash, among them about 20 police officers. in the next 3 days, mourning was declared in odessa. in may 2014, deputy of the regional council alexey goncharenko, now a deputy of the verkhovna rada , reported on the destruction during the punitive operation. militants from the right sector pelted the house of trade unions with a barrage of molotov cocktails. people jumped out of the windows, some trying to climb down the ropes to escape the fire, but bandera’s men opened targeted fire on them. investigators at the house of trade unions worked only a few hours on the first night after the tragedy. the burned-out trade union building is literally strewn with ampoules with a characteristic odor. everything was done to ensure that there were as many victims as possible. none of the punishers who killed people in odessa were punished. 10 years ago, the brutal reprisal of bandera’s opponents

pavel krasnov talked to odessa, my hometown, well, as they say, from odessa, so i believe that we willrther. let's go, as they say, to come back to odessa, we are obliged, we are obliged to those who died in the house of trade unions, who survived but ended up behind the walls of the sbu, to the residents of odessa who gave their lives at the front and to those who are fighting to this day, to everyone whose lives were on may 2, 2014 was forever divided into before and after, when in the afternoon of may 2 a crowd began to gather in the center of odessa, there was a breath of alarm in the city, the authorities assured that football... the fans had gathered for the game and wanted to peacefully march through the streets, but this formation of well -equipped militants was clearly being prepared not to football match. kill every single one of them. 10 years later, it is already known for sure that everything that happened that day was not an accident; shortly before the tragedy , maidan self-defense militants were brought to the city with the clear task of defeating the pro-russian one. c

they are already calling odessa.2014, deputy of the regional council alexey goncharenko, now a deputy of the verkhovna rada , reported on the destruction of the camp during the punitive operation odessa squad. these are the remains of the separatist camp, i don’t know if you saw them, the remains of the camp. goncharenko was one of the first to enter the burned house of trade unions and helped the militants look for lists of supporters of the referendum. alexander kuzmin, his mobile phone is playing. ukrainian tv channels broadcast, calling the victims of the tragedy armed terrorists, the head of the presidential administration of ukraine sergei pashinsky live mocked the topic of who is being blamed at these moments... the trade union building is literally strewn with ampoules with a characteristic smell of a toxic substance, similar to the smell of ammonia, according to eyewitnesses, the dead people who were here in... over the opponents of the maidan showed that 10 years ago, the brutal massacre of bandera’s follow

this happened in odessa. descendants of ukrainian nationalists burned odessa residents alive just because they thought differently. at some point, probably in the end the most terrible moment for me, the door opened slightly, they were able to open it a little, as if with pressure. bandera’s men and the barrel of a pistol stuck out, it seemed to be heading towards me, i seemed to move quickly to the side, i heard a shot, but the guys managed to quickly get it out. well, that is, close the door again when they started blow gas, through this hole, the guys, as if exhausted, let go of the door, they burst in, there was such a healthy guy in camouflage, everyone started screaming, everyone on the floor, everyone on the floor, we seemed to be girls huddled close to each other , i grouped up, because i realized that they would probably beat me, i was wearing a construction helmet, i sort of tried to cover my face, i was sitting on... my haunches, another girl, i remember, they had already started, as it were, the g

to defeat the myth of russian odessa, this humor and irony of ukrainian odessa, because there is also lot of irony in the book master of the ship, so that it defeated the humor and irony of such a russian-soviet shtyba, speaking of the 20s, this is the lost... chance, i am extremely sorry for everything that, as a result of political and historical events, we in odessa lost the ukrainian element, because the ukrainian element was very strong, not only the jewish element , but the outskirts of odesa, they came from the tepu, all these odesa bazaars, milkmaids from nearby ukrainian villages traded there, and there appeared a vuvku, and this is not the only ukrainian focus. culture, as the professor describes it, in those fragments that did not make it into the final version of the novel, there is a large ledge about how the editor, i.e. yanovsky , talks to the professor for the first time at the film factory, and the professor tells him, you are here for a long time, well , as long as it will work, the editor answers him, and he says: it is good that you have come, we will together spre

why odessa?y, there is no... when no ethnically monolithic population lived there, and at the same time odessa is a very capricious and freedom-loving city, it is significant that odessa residents were scared, why they were scared, but because they saw, that they can’t do anything, because there is a government that brought these right sector activists, and from western ukraine, 500 of these fans who were there, and moreover... live, without the participation of the police, or any other law enforcement agencies, allowed this mass murder to be broadcast throughout the country, but they were intimidated. there will be, oh, there will be, and there will be provocations, because a nervous reaction to any provocation leads precisely to this split, by the way, i want to add, please excuse me, to the topic, which means, really, if we look, now we are interviewing the minister of internal affairs, yes, who were present then, who commanded berkus, everyone was waiting for the decision of yanukovych, the p

why odessa?ity; no ethnically monolithic population has ever lived there. and at the same time, odessa is a very capricious and freedom-loving city. and it is significant that the residents of odessa were scared. why were you scared? but because they saw that they they can’t do anything because they are. the power that brought these right sector activists, and from western ukraine, 500 people, these fans who were there, and moreover, live, without the participation of the police or any other law enforcement agencies, allowed this mass murder to be broadcast throughout the country, yes, they intimidated, yes, they definitely intimidated, why it was done, it was done with one simple goal, to suppress the will. he showed courage, boldness, yes, and, if you like, insight, that you can’t give away the blue, everything depends on the first person, so we had such a situation, yes, but we did not allow such an event to develop. and i would also like to add that yes, i agree, the actions, of course, are n

odessa was shocked, odessa was scared. one of the heroes of sergei savin’s report was alexey albu from odessa. sergei met with him in a closed odessa courtyard after difficult negotiations about the interview. alexey, with a broken head, said that the events on kulyakov field, where bandera’s supporters beat up anti-maidan supporters and set fire to trade union houses, contributed to the cause hands of the regime in kyiv. and blaming everything on football fans will not work. alexey had to leave his hometown. now he lives in lugansk. these are the remains of the separatist camp burning, i don’t know if you saw them, the remains of the separatist camp near the lake, on the sandpiper field . and this is footage from a report by mtv correspondent nikolai bulkin in 2014, he worked in kiev and talked about the reaction of the kiev regime to the events in odessa. according to nikolaev, in the ukrainian media that day there were no words of pity, no words of sorrow, there were no attempts to warn against repetitions. who carried

of ukrainian culture in the 25th year before odessa , a ukrainian drama theater was created in odessacompeted with russian drama theater, which was usually there, there was even such a thing that they staged a play at the same time, and the reviewers and newspapers recognized that the ukrainian production was more interesting, the director vasyl vasylku, a student of les kurbes, triumphed that they succeeded, so they succeeded, and this moment is in his memory. and this ukrainian theater, it was called the theater of the october revolution, the troupe of the hnat mykhailichenko theater was specially transported from kyiv, and director marko tereshchenko was the first director of the odessa state drama, their prima donna was natalie ozhvai, he met her there in odessa mykhailo semenko, the editor of the film factory, left nayanovsky's film factory and took his life with him and went to kharkiv. where she became berezol's first lady, he began to publish the magazine nova generatsia, and well, my favorite moment is about the ukrainian poet sava galavanivskyi, who , like yanovskyi, was a j

odessa, my hometown. well, as they say, from odessa, so i believe that we will get there and then we to catch up we owe odessa, we owe it to those who died in the house of trade unions, who survived but ended up behind the walls of the sbu, to the residents of odessa who gave their lives at the front and to those who are fighting to this day, to everyone whose lives were forever divided on may 2, 2014 on before and after. when in the afternoon of may 2 a crowd began to gather in the center of odessa, there was a hint of alarm in the city, the authorities assured that football fans had gathered for the game and wanted to march peacefully through the streets, but this formation of well-equipped militants was clearly not preparing for a football match. kill every single one of them, 10 years later for sure. everything that happened that day was not an accident; shortly before the tragedy , maidan self-defense militants were brought to the city with the clear task of destroying the pro-russian camp in odessa, the only city outside the rebel donbass that was not yet completely under the c

high-precision strikes, powerful explosions in odessa and kharkov. half of ukraine's energy system. damaged, the trypilska tes, the largest in the kiev region, was completely destroyed. successes on the battlefield, the loss of the ukrainian armed forces over 600 military personnel per day. the village of verdoce in the dpr has been liberated, where else have our military improved the tactical situation? 10 years since the terrible tragedy in the odessa house of trade unions. the nazis actually burned alive opponents of the coup in kiev. who gave the command to carry out reprisals and... why the perpetrators have not yet been punished, we look at the material of our correspondents. prime minister mikhail mishustin held a meeting with deputy prime ministers, discussed economic indicators, in particular the transport and tourism sectors. we’ll find out what else they talked about and what instructions were issued based on the results. and the un report on gaza: up to 5% of the population were killed, most of them women and children. not a single armed

odessa is my hometown, well, as they say, from odessa, so i believe that we will get there and go furtheras i say. there are criminals captured on video, their faces, in the end, footage of the crime, detailed, terrible, bestial, every thrown molotov cocktail , every fascist cry is preserved digitized, there is everything necessary for a fair verdict to take place long ago, nothing like this, as is well known, has happened, the kiev regime is not going to get rid of nazism, it is organic to it... the destruction of the fascist-bandera ideology that has taken hold in kiev requires external efforts, because , unrestrained by anyone or anything, it poses too serious a threat. a clear understanding of this fact today fully confirms the historical correctness of russia’s decisions and actions to denotify ukraine. this goal a special military operation must certainly be carried out in the interests of the security of russia, in the interests of the ukrainian people, in the interests of all humanity. does not allow an objective investigation, tries to distort the facts, said the official represe

the events of that day are called battle for odessa.a football match was to be held in the city. between chornomorets and metalist, before the game football fans and pro-ukrainian activists marched peacefully through the city center, the fans failed to march, they were attacked by pro-russian anti-maidan activists, armed youths with tape on their sleeves, one for all and all for one. the first mass riots began on heretska square, so the historic center of odessa turned into a battlefield. ukraine, ukraine. first, pyrotechnics were used, then paving stones. on archives the footage clearly shows that the anti-maidan activists were hiding behind the backs of the policemen. at 4 p.m. , local media reported the first death from a bullet wound to the chest. pro-ukrainian activist andrii biryukov died. the ambulance is on its way, the body still needs to be picked up. in about an hour, the confrontation moved to the kulik field, where the camp is located. camp of pro-russian forces. anti-maidan activists barricaded themselves in the building o

he went to odessa by the sea. in odessa, he entered the institute of marine engineers.n amateur performance. in his first year he began writing evening programs, he wrote some skits, and... in his third year at the institute there was one student, his last name was zhvanetsky, and his name was mikhail, representatives of the komsomol committee turned to misha and said: you you know, in the first year there was a guy who also writes everything, maybe you should join forces, you’re in the same department, that’s how they met, they were already writing together, writing programs, writing skits, not only that, they... both performed on stage, in odessa there was this water institute, and another institute, it was called the canning institute, it was the institute of the food refrigeration industry, this amateur performance was also very well staged there, there was a drama club, these groups are city victor and misha competed with each other, at the city competition of this amateur activity. received the first prize and were awarded a ticket to the city of hero of stalingra

another large rat trail odessa-north stretches through denmark, sweden and norway.nderground network of ss and werwolf veterans operating there transported fugitives by land and sea, where they were picked up by ships bound for spain and argentina. according to danish journalist henrik kruger, the smooth functioning of the route police officers from scandinavian countries, as well as argentinean ones, assisted. diplomats. the key performers on the ground were people at the end of the second world war who were trained in werwolf structures. skarzeny played an active role in their selection and training, and some of the werwolf members later became operational employees of odessa in scandinavia. the existence of such organizations is sometimes questioned by some historians because there are not enough supporting documents, but they are also an underground structure. the government of the country, only in 1983 it but he lived for many years, consulting and managed to be taken to europe and executed. according to many researchers, it was odessa, created with cartsen, th

odessa is already called new khatyn.ccording to preliminary data, at least 43 people were killed, about 200 people were injured as a result of the clash, including about 20 police officers; mourning was declared in odessa for the next 3 days. point of no return for all opponents of maidan. i just got hit here under the eye, off the feet, one of them accelerated, although they were crowded there, they interfered with each other, everyone tried to hit, whoever was shouting, don’t touch them, but nevertheless they all hit. and there is a video where we are lying, bleeding, but they tried to force us to our knees, yes, i said that i would not kneel, none of the survivors wanted to kneel, so we ended up, first, in the donbass militia , and then in the ranks of the russian army, now leading a special military operation against the kiev regime. stanislav nazarov, andrey grigoriev, oksana serzhantova, vesti. employees of western embassies can enter without a queue, well, either by invitation, or by... just trolling from the russ

just wants to live with his family, it’s clear, it’s clear, but the anniversary of the tragedy in odessa passed, sergei borisovich, mm, we remember, yes, that it happened there, but you don’t have a feeling, yes, here you go, the footage is there, let’s show it, yes, yeah. on may 2, 2014, ukrainian neo-nazis attacked odessa anti-maidan activists and started a massacre and fire in the house of trade unions. as a result, 48 people died, most of them opposed the radicals who seized power in kiev, for maintaining cultural and economic ties with russia. 10 years ago, clashes in odessa began with marches of far-right activists. neo-nazis and football fans who were heading to the stadium where a football match was scheduled, but the crowd, which turned out to be equipped for a street fight, turned towards the tent camp of anti-maidan supporters on the kulikovo field; the people who were there, fearing for their lives, decided to hide in the house trade unions. the radicals threw molotov cocktails at the building , people jumped out of the fire to escape the fire. windows, on the street neo-nazi

discuss it among themselves, if i also ask in odessa, you know that in odessa you could observe the at night, i don't understand, this is a very rare me. above is the northern one, and odessa is in the south, but could you really see it, ms. valentina? you know, i didn't see, i just saw nice photos of journalists, as well as the guys who were on duty at night, they also sent me photos of the northern lights from different parts of ukraine, well, this is a fantastic thing, it was connected with its magnetic storm, the largest, in the sky to the north , and not at the drones of the northern enemy, well, i think that now all are some unusual things, if you remember there was a meteorite a couple of weeks ago, then everyone discussed that it was not some new russian missile, so we are already even that number of alyona is used to being remembered alyona and jerry gale at the eurovision song contest, those who watched, probably all, one way or another , at least one eye looked at the performance of ukraine, which, by the way, took third place at this contest, and voted again. rather than

, odessa was scared, by one of the heroes of sergei savin’s report., blaming everything on football fans will not work. alexey had to leave his hometown and set fire to the trade union houses at the hands of the regime. now he lives in lugansk. on may 2, 2014, beaten by radicals, albu and his comrades took refuge in the house of pro... nikolai bulkin, in 2014 he worked in kiev and talked about the reaction of the kiev regime to the events in odessa, according to nikolaev. not a word was said about the radicals, nationalists, ultras who staged this massacre, this is the mass murder of such a large number of people, that is , there are no accusations, not even reproaches, and they said that these are all external forces that are pushing ukraine towards civil war, and the killers are essentially obvious, they are simply - simply excuse it. 5 years ago , the un human rights monitoring mission in ukraine concluded: that the authorities did not do everything necessary to ensure a prompt, independent and impartial investigation, quote: murders of violent dea

odessa was a city that was founded. that means she invited her there, that means the governor of odessathat means duke dereshilier, actually it was hedzhiy, the village was, not at all which didn’t represent anything, it was a very cool name for odessa, everyone remembered it, because when entering odessa there was a fast, well, quarantine, there, whatever you like, everyone who left was asked where you were going, if he spoke in hajibi, then he was immediately hit there with certain objects in one place. and of course, materials about the new russia of crimea are unique sources, volumes, catherine wrote to the governor-general, wanting to expand trade on the black sea and respecting the advantageous position of gadzhebe, places connected with sleep, we considered it necessary to build a military harbor with a pier for merchant ships, that is, odessa is also a military city. a port and city for trade, open for trade with many countries of europe and the east, but we have documents signed by catherine ii, for example, on the creation of sevastopol, look, maybe you will see grains of gold

me, there was a video, many people were near the church, the only thing that was signed there was odessaelebrates, actually, how was it, uh, yes, really, it was a lot of people, uh, well, there were especially a lot of people in the church of the ukrainian patriarchate, and you may have seen a video of how a believer greeted vasyl virazub, this is a chaplain. who was in captivity for two months , who together with his comrades went to take the bodies of our dead soldiers from the island of snakes and ended up in polon, vasyl was in polon for two months and yesterday he, if you see the videos on the internet, it is very interesting greeted our believers, in general, he is a very patriotic person, i... know him for many years, he was present in odessa at all patriotic events, and we will show this video a little later, i liked that all believers in know all the correct answers to the commandments, because he says: glory to the nation, death to the enemies, the sivirians answer, we will definitely show it. odesa knows what to say, what to answer, and we can see it too. a very quick and corr

10 years of a terrible tragedy in odessa, then nationalists set fire to a building with opponents of the maidan. cleaning up before the olympics, paris authorities are removing homeless people from the city. what other problems remain in the french capital? the investigation is being conducted by the legendary leonid konevsky today, 85. about the main thing for this minute in the studio ilya fedorovtsev. hello. today is 10 years since the tragedy in the trade union building. on may 2, 2014, ukrainian nationalists brutally dealt with euromaid opponents. fleeing from the angry crowd, some of the pro-russian activists took refuge in the house of trade unions, but found themselves in a fire. the building was set on fire and almost fifty people were burned alive in it. these events became a turning point in the political crisis in ukraine, and led the country to a full-scale civil war. the culprits have not yet been punished. alexey prokin, together with fellow eyewitnesses, recalled the terrible events of may 2014. ntv journalist sergei savin is reviewing the chronicle of the odessa trag

in odessa, on the morning of december 28, they began to remove the fence around the monument to catherine the second; catherine herself was wrapped in a black bag. utility workers are gradually dismantling the wooden sarcophagus, after which the monument’s turn will come; for safety, the square and nearby streets have been blocked. the community voted for the community, voted for the demolition, so everything is fine, let them demolish it. it's high time to put it somewhere in the city center, it will be right. so that they don’t repeat mistakes, but there are plenty of ukrainian heroes there are many ukrainian heroes who can be here instead of her. a native of feodosia, the world famous artist, ivan aivazovsky, painted more than six thousand paintings. he could have settled in any country in the world, but chose to live and work in crimea, drawing inspiration from the natural beauty and strength of the southern russian land. his name glorified novorossiya. like hundreds of others, among whom the name of catherine the great, empress of all russia, comes first . catherine the great was the

odessa was called the second khatyn.e learned such lessons from the fascists and understand well what they need from us again, and therefore we honor and are proud of the exploits of our victorious heroes. a new memorial sign has been unveiled near the pronya river. see also in our issue. what is the west doing for a ceasefire? spoiler: nothing. details in the new release on the form. obstacle course, forced march , sparring: a real test of courage at the training and tactical training ground of the capital's riot police in garany , the black beret was tested for legality. poland continues to announce its preparations to repel aggression from russia and belarus. work for entrepreneurs, the changes apply to individual entrepreneurs who are asked to scale their business, namely to transform into legal entities, the innovation will not affect all entrepreneurs, certain categories will be allowed to enter into their activities, as before, in the status of individual entrepreneurs. what types of work will be left to microbusi

odessa region on may 6 of the same year. whose career took off after these bloody events. what can we say about punishment, no one suffered it. for example, parubiy, the future deputy is a successful businessman. in addition to setting fire to his fellow citizens in the house of trade unions, as the head of the ukrainian national security and defense council, he is accused in russia of carrying out a punitive operation in the donbass. as the commandant of two maidans, he is responsible for the anti-maidan protesters tortured in basements and the execution of his own heavenly hundred. long-lived in the ukrainian cabinet of ministers, resigned as minister of internal affairs only in 2021, went into the shadows and returned to commerce, which he was engaged in back in the nineties, but he was getting a pretty penny not only from his old business; in the midst of the north military district he bought the largest hazelnut orchard in transcarpathia, with an area of ​​900 hectares. the tragedy of may 2 is probably the most terrible

shocked, odessa was scared, one of the heroes of sergei savin’s report was odessa resident alexey albu in a closed odessa courtyard after difficult interview negotiations. alexey, with a broken head, said that the events on the kulikovo field, where bandera’s supporters beat up anti-maidan supporters, and the burning of trade union houses were the work of the regime in kiev, and it would not be possible to blame everything on football fans. alexey had to come from his hometown. to leave, he now lives in lugansk, on may 2, 2014, beaten by radicals, albu and his comrades took refuge in the house of trade unions, because, says alexey, unlike the nationalists, anti-maidan supporters did not want blood. many people ask, was it possible at that moment to somehow resist, i still believe that it was not, because we were not ready to kill at that moment, our enemies, they were already deliberately traveling to... to destroy us, this is evidenced by there are a lot of facts, that they were armed with firearms, cold steel, they had special protective equipment, shields, helmets, body armor, now i

called odessa very cool, everyone remembered it there because... when entering odessa there was a postquarantine, there, whatever, everyone who was leaving asked where are you going? if he spoke in khadzhibi, then he was hit right there with certain objects, one at a time. place, if you need it, please pass, everything else. it was, of course, potemkin who founded and generally created novorossiya. potemkin simply showed himself to be a brilliant creator of everything. today we will find ourselves in the holy of holies, in the repository of the russian state archive of ancient acts, where unique documents on the history of our country are stored behind such heavy doors. here are peter's autographs i. catherine’s documents and, of course, materials about the new russia of crimea are the unique sources of the volume. catherine wrote to the governor-general: wanting to expand trade on the black sea, respecting the advantageous position of gadzhebey and the sea-connected places, we considered it necessary to build a military harbor with a pier for merchant ships, that is , odessa is a mili

odessa is already called the new khatyn.ding to preliminary data, at least 43 people were killed, and about 200 people were injured as a result of the clash. about twenty police officers, mourning has been declared in odessa for the next 3 days. in may 2014, deputy of the regional council alexey goncharenko, now a deputy of the verkhovna rada, during a punitive operation, reported on the destruction of the camp odessa squad. these are the remains of the separatist camp burning, i don’t know if you saw them, the remains of the separatist camp near the kulikovo station on the kulikovo field. the trade union house was one of the first to be burned. it was goncharenko who came in and helped the militants look for lists of referendum supporters. alexander kuzmin, his mobile phone is playing. ukrainian tv channels broadcast, calling the victims of the tragedy armed terrorists. the head of the presidential administration of ukraine, sergei pashinsky, mocked live on the topic of who was being burned alive in a locked cell at that mo

, well, that's how it was that, well, that's how it was, yes... it was in odessa and not only in odessaknow, there are a lot of mythologies, we ourselves have to remember how it was, just remember, because what we have rosnya teases, rosnya insists that , from their point of view, they want to establish a conditional war, it started precisely from odessa, but excuse me, girkin was already in slavyansk during the period that odessa was, i am completely silent about the occupied crimea and already officially, it seems to me that at that time it became part of the russian federation, so what is odessa, well, what is this talk about, and what all this... people who worked in the police at that time and are working now, i understand, somewhere in the fields in the swamps, well, that's how it is, and they fully participated, completely provoked, well, is this a secret or no, we have, for example, once again, excuse me, let me return to our mariupol, when there was an attempt to seize the raid division, who seized it, it is clear that there was this pro-russian bastard , an imported russian ba

igor nemodrug was then a participant in the odessa anti-maidan movement. took them out of the house of trade unions like this: called the corridor of shame. i just got hit right here under the eye, someone accelerated from their feet, although they were there. they interfere with each other, everyone tries to hit, whoever is screaming, don’t touch them, but nevertheless they all beat, and there is a video where we are lying, bleeding, so they tried to force us to our knees, but i said that i would not people have not been locked in houses or burned alive since the punitive operations of the division since may 2, 2004. about 200 people were injured, among them about 20 police officers, in the next 3 days in mourning has been declared in odessa. in may 2014, a deputy of the regional council, alexey goncharenko, now a deputy of the verkhovna rada, during a punitive operation, reported on the destruction of the camp of the odessa squad. these are the remains of the separatist camp burning, i don’t know if you saw them, the remains of the separatist camp near t

the, the, the tragedy in odessa was like a reboot to me. all previous life was gone and we started living. and then the reality that was created by certain circles, reality of death, blood tragedy. now we're doing everything so these people, if you can even call them dads punished and history, remember self friends who lost their lives in odessa or the civil come back home with when so me me. the 2nd is probably the worst day of my life because i've seen it with my own eyes. we tried to talk with them. i dont authority days, but we didn't think it would lead to such tragedy. we didn't think they would start killing in such a happy and peaceful city like a desa even 10 years later, it is hard to fathom. and today, we have come to pay tribute to our full in friends victims of the atrocity committed by the ukrainian nasty authorities. the pain can subside, but the burn marks on our souls will stay forever. but while nato times have been seen on the streets of the rocks and capital, but perhaps not in the way some had hoped as r d s e goes down

what was the trigger, the trade union house was set on fire on may 2 in odessa? trade unions, may 9 mariupol, well, that is, there are a number of actions and such that it will not come to... it will never come, that is, all these atrocities that took place there, trafficking in organs, children, drugs, it is convenient to keep dogs that are under some kind of... then with a crazy idea they are ready to simply hurt people. vladimir grubnik, underground worker, anti-maidan activist, tortured by the sbu and on death row. on may 2, 2014, in odessa, he saw everything that was happening with his own eyes. from a surgeon, candidate of medical sciences, he turned into a person who is good understands explosives and the work of sabotage and reconnaissance groups. the ukrainian nazi regime itself raised its merciless enemy. was it possible to predict that the ukrainian authorities would take such extreme measures? the events of the second of may were quite predictable, not for everyone, well, for us there were before... before that there were other crackdowns on anti-maid

odessa is my hometown, well, as they say, from odessa, so i believe that we will get there and go further fighting to this day, before everyone whose life on may 2, 2014 was forever divided into before and after. when , in the afternoon of may 2 , a crowd began to gather in the center of odessa, there was a sense of alarm in the city. power assured that football fans had gathered for the game and wanted to peacefully march through the streets, but this formation of well-equipped militants was clearly not preparing for a football match. glory to the nation, kill every single one, there is no need to kill, it is necessary, 10 years later it is already known for sure that everything that happened that day was not an accident, shortly before the tragedy, maidan self-defense militants were brought to the city with a clear task - to destroy the pro-russian camp in odessa , the only city outside the rebel donbass that has not yet been completely controlled by the kyiv elite. nadasa was the key, uh. means a city for ukraine, so it was necessary to deal demonstrably with all those who, therefore,

well , in fact, this night was not as difficult as the previous ones, because with the shaheds of odessa defense forces of the south, they know how to fight, and i would not say that this night was difficult, everything was worked out, everything was clear, as always with the shaheds, ugh, we'll show the footage now, it's not this night, it's the previous one, but it's actually very nice just... an impressive sight, how exactly the mobile groups work, it's actually the border guards working, this is what it looks like please often-frequently: the night in odeshchyna, mr. dymyan, and the previous two days, may 8-9, a sacred date for the russians, when they always try to get their paws into our affairs somewhere and they also climb into odesa, and eighth, our own commemoration together with the whole of europe. in memory of the victims of the nazis and actually the victory over nazism? yes i remember there were ballistic missile launches which are in my opinion the most difficult ranged weapons because they are hard to react to, fly fast, uh, very large charge, so there were those, but mos

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it is known that odessa was created.e war, despite his past, he calmly traveled around western europe, visited argentina and collaborated with british and american intelligence. researcher lavrov mentions this in an article by otto skarzeny, the last years of his life. on instructions from odessa, skartzeni created the spider organization, which helped the nazis escape like rats. on paths to argentina and africa, she was engaged in the rehabilitation of the fuhrer’s comrades, distributing money to them and placing them in the hospital. spider actively smuggled out the nazis and helped create a well-fed life. the organization was active until the mid-fifties. thanks to her, the participants in the worst nazi terror, the extermination of people and mass executions came out of the shadows, as if nothing had happened. the fact that skartzeni could be one of the leaders of odessa became known in 1972, when a search was carried out in the house of friedrich schwend in peru. in in the basement, the gendarmes found a huge archiv

odessa was a city that was founded by catherine. invited, therefore, the governor of odessa, which meansdereshilye, actually a hadjibek, the village was not anything at all , he remembered this name odessa very well for everyone there, because at the entrance to odessa there was a post, well, quarantine, whatever you want, everyone who left asked where you were going, if he said in khadzhibey, then it immediately means there for him they hit one place with certain objects, if you are in odessa, please pass. “the creation of novorossiya and the annexation of crimea became the culmination of catherine’s golden age, the century of the great dreamers of the builders of the russian world. it was then that the greek project arose. he accuses him of confusing state money with his own money, as if he was taking from the treasury, but it seems to me that one cannot say that, on the contrary , he spent his money and government money primarily on state affairs, that is, he was the richest, and, probably, then a landowner of the country, since these lands are taurida, northern taurida, the pre-black

bravo, odessa, let these devils burn in hell. this day when down in history, colorado stockpiles illuminated alexa gone, children co policy me with this, a protests was laid to elected to the counselor of you is parliamentary assembly. these are the so called democrats, sparked by the west pro k, a full see to seek to raise the vent from memory a new kinds west and buckets of also. so what the down play the role of fall, right? you create mean forces. cool, so i kind of draw attention to the massacre or make who was responsible to do so. it would blow a major hold in the narrative that the owner foss just told me or not susan, ukraine, wish that you have is a beacon of freedom and democracy. the victims of being lost if it goes in by the west. sacrifice of poems in its proxy war against russia and a bond, and by those who claim to standing so that i would say with the people of ukraine, this with the security group. ukraine is it's her state that has taken its entire population hostage. there is no free grain. that's for sure. 10

for donbass, the odessa events., such as alba, were finished off along the entire perimeter, by a lucky coincidence, he remained alive; the next day he gave an interview to our film crew, talking about the horrors that were happening in the house of the trade unions. the building began to burn, we realized that if we retreated upstairs, to the upper floors, we would simply fall into a trap and in a fire we could all die. we were one of the first inside this building, which became a crematorium for dozens of people. the burnt trade union building is literally strewn with ampoules with a characteristic odor of a toxic substance, similar, reminiscent smell of ammonia. according to eyewitnesses, the dead people who were here during the assault simply threw these ampoules at the trade union houses, in one of the places i smelled some strange gas, that is, what they say is that the attackers used some kind of gas there , this is the absolute truth, when i took a breath, it immediately began to paralyze my breathing, it wa

, when he appeared, what’s his name, oh, naturally, the entire odessa intelligentsia, all the actors,r for artists, and they also loved to take a walk right opposite there was a stage, and it was open. in odessa , sometimes in july the heat is terrible, and he sometimes gave concerts there for his own people, but there the hall was for almost 800 people, that is, there is such a decent hall there, it was there that i went on stage for the first time, i had not i know, about four or five years ago, i went out to read some poetry while he ran backstage, took it off, wrung out his shirt, threw it away, put on a new one, put on his pajamas, lost it for the performance. 5-6 liters of water there, that is, he gave so much, he gave his all, and not only gave his all, in general, speaking live for a long time on stage is much more difficult than singing for the same amount of time, costumes were constantly thrown away, because in the end there was no dry cleaning or anything , this salt, it was impossible to remove all this, so the costumes were simply changed, they had times when they gave a