you know, i am saying, now i am saying that i, for example, do not know who olya polyakova is. in estonia when i was impressed. there is russian. well, okay, no so russian-speaking community and the estonian-speaking community live absolutely parallel, they are actually isolated from each other, what happened in the end, that is, they listen to different music, they watch different tv channels, they read different books, and this is a problem for estonia, too, to a certain extent, because it is not so easy for them to accept this russian-speaking, then from them people switch to estonian, estonianize, it’s obvious to say that. сейчас мешено мешено he says it's not for us, it's hard , you're not used to it, but you know , the estonianization of estonia, so to speak, took place in the 1990s, when the independence of the republic of estonia was restored, and since then estonia, although it seemed territorial, it is quite small passed the way look at the declaration of independence, the approval of its constitution, the creation of the armed forces of ukraine, the accession to the

what do you want my children to starve to death or that frank olya polyakova stabbed you and that's alld before her eyes, this beautiful ukrainian nation, it is impossible for anyone to ever overcome her own children, putin writes on his hand when he goes to school, i say, why is this written here, what does she say never did not forget today at 9 p.m. watch an interview with olga polyakova this is her live concert from the maidan nezalezhnosti metro station he said we will rebuild taras we will launch we will win that you are not news together we are strong good morning this is a marathon united

what do you want my children to starve to death, or that, frankly, olya polyakova, they stabbed you , everything, as if he died, this is terrible bullshit will anyone need my songs about how the country has changed before her eyes, this beautiful ukrainian nation, it is impossible for anyone to ever overcome her own children on her hand when she goes to school, putin, oh, i say why are you writing this, what does she say to never forget sundays in on the 21st, see an interview with olga polyakova. this is her live concert from the maidan nezalezhnosti metro station. of ukrainian prisoners of war in russia and provide them with legal support, this is the task of the pow search project, which was founded by independent rights defenders , among them lawyer mykola polozov, who a few years ago helped captured ukrainian sailors how to save those whose fate is unknown is it possible to exchange prisoners of war in the near future and will lawyers be able to to help those who are threatened with the death penalty by illegal ldr groups in an exclusive interview with a public organization with

what do you want my children to starve to death or that frank olya polyakova stabbed you and that's it. it's like you died, this is terrible bullshit, will anyone need my songs about how the country changed before her eyes, this beautiful ukrainian nation it is impossible for anyone to ever overcome and her own children write on her hand when she goes to school putin oh i say why is she writing that she says she never forgot today at the 21st watch the interview with olga polyakova this is her live concert from the maidan nezalezhnosti metro station we will rebuild taras let's launch we will win what you no news together we are strong good morning this is a marathon the only news is starting 144 days of war ictv fact teams are working for you yes windows stb residents of mykolaiv and the mayor of the city oleksandra senkevich reported about powerful explosions in the city that rang out about an hour ago there is ignition but the city authorities will provide all the information in the morning after investigative actions over the past day russians country terrorist shelled several commu

masha efrosinina olya polyakova they wrote down a whole explanation why they can't um about colleaguesly believe in this thesis well, because the thesis is simple , you can learn english in ukrainian no, it doesn't match me here, look at the question what is difficult so difficult and now it will not be difficult for us to rebuild, fight, and so on, this transition, the transformation of ukraine into ukraine at last. yes, our independence, which we are gaining , is difficult, it is not so easy. of course, it is easier to speak the language you grew up with i i am saying this now not just as some person out there who can easily appeal to me. yes, of course, it is easy for you to submit from khmelnytskyi. no, i studied the ukrainian language . i had an episode when i was almost kicked out of television, because that was when the first law came into effect that the presenters should lead in ukrainian i was the presenter of comedy club ukraine even at the start i was n't there yet, there was no tv project and the tv producer there said everything was fine besides this, here 's a boy who do