the end of the reign of leonid kusma, the second president of ukraine, it was the so-called orange revolution , when, under street pressure from nationalists and with the support of the west, yanukovych's victory in the second round of the presidential elections was judicially canceled and an unconstitutional third round was appointed, where already to the helm of the state a frankly pro-western box came, i remember very well this nationalist frenzy orange tents on the maidan where young people handed out sandwiches and condoms for free, orange balls with ribbon and cried and exalted hatred of russia for everything russian to the con. in 2013, these sentiments in kiev became dominant, which led to the next bloody coup d'etat and civil war, when the punishers went to the russian donbass with tanks and planes. we remember how it ended with boilers for the armed forces and the minsk agreements, but now we already know that no one is in the west, neither in kiev did the minsk agreements even think of fulfilling them, they were just a screen to gain time in preparing for a big war against the russ

they call him the demon of the orange revolutions, the mysterious extravagant casanova appears wherehe revolution is about to explode . this man supported the libyan position, which gave gaddafi to be torn apart by the crowd protests in yugoslavia that provoked numerous facts of genocide. and right before the maidan, he appeared in ukraine who are you henri levy, a demon or an adventurer , let's figure it out in order to understand whether to expel you or drive a filthy broom with you, the dolls of the thuja heir, maria butina, we begin. mr. levy, i saw your report and was horrified, you were without a helmet, how boldly the ukrainian army brought such an important person to the forefront, how are you without a helmet and armor, yes , indeed, why, after all, behind the body armor you can’t see the chest, which even sheds in their under 80 always holding the wheel, such ostentatious openness does not at all fit with the trail of bloody events around the world that has been dragging on for decades. behind him is the harbinger of each of them bernard himself, a french journalist and phi

the rose revolution in georgia in 2003, the orange revolution in the ukraine, 2004, and the era uprisings in tunisia and egypt up to serbia we were, we were working with georgians and ukrainian, found lebanese and mobiles. and, and iranian services involve lance and colombians and bought them all on some west popcorn and the roots from places on the world. i couldn't say what we found them at the guns. i said he but actual people see osborne, he said a b let change a little bit of an election in england deputy got the center for applied to known the violence action the deals for a desktop system move into onto the quantity with the lead on. that's what the, what was a keen movement for change for the moment for change was in turning it into an organization afterwards. or to some extent, i mean, part of it became under construction. this means that it's shifting into a business. so they get a lot of money to get people to take a tour and to hear what they did or what they want us say that they didn't take that you don't push you pull. what you're actually doing is actually persuading this

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the rose revolution in georgia in 2003, the orange revolution in the ukraine, 2004, and the era uprisings in tanisha and egypt up to serbia. we were, we were working with georgians and ukrainian, found lebanese and mobiles. and, and iranian services involve lance and colombians and bought them all on some west popcorn and the roots from places in the world. i couldn't say for what we found in the met the come by said he, but actual people, the or for the city be let change a little bit of an election in england. stop the got the center for applied to known the violence action, the deals for a desktop system move into onto the quantity with the lead on. that's what, what was a clean movement for change for the moment for change, but then turning it into an organization afterwards. or to some extent, i mean, part of it became under construction. this means that it's shifting into a business. so they get a lot of money to get people to take a tour and to hear what they did or what they want us say that they didn't take that you don't push you pull. what you're actually doing is actually pers

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, is designated in its own way, but in georgia it is a rose revolution in ukraine it was an orange revolutioneople carried roses in their hands, as a symbol, as if not of violent, but of protest, but, in reality, all this, fueled, of course, by american ngos who hoped. well, in this way, predict your influence in the region to reduce the presence , including, uh, and pro-russian ones. uh, the forces in georgia, the same thing happened in ukraine and is happening at the moment. yes, then all this leads to the fact that, relying, uh, allegedly on the existence in georgia, for example, yes, support from local politicians, such as or the united states , they begin to more and more actively involve this country in euro-atlantic accusations, another thing is that it is impossible to include the state nato is still on its territory, there are no unresolved conflicts, and so far, for example, south ossetia and abkhazia have not been recognized by georgia as even independent states. eh, so basically. it remains such a beautiful soul dream. and saakashvili - this is what he started his adventure in 200

automatic machine but yes, well, then there was the orange revolution, they treat it differently , thatake it from the historical perspective, from the historical aspect, it was a certain step, our progress towards the european community, and so on, the revolution of dignity itself, and i am a participant in all those three movements or three revolutions, no matter who called it, what happened , i was mobilized in the 15th year, it was , if i could say it logically, because there was a certain aggression, the seizure of our territory , under the push of certain internal that means there are separatist movements and it was necessary to protect and defend our land, i was in the maryanka region, but the same donetsk region has already fallen so fate that i am in the avdiivka region , that is, these two cities are close, but it is also donetsk northern donbass region so and well then and to this day it was the same enemy , only different activity, different phase of these hostilities, what would it be, well, this phase began on february 22, and in your opinion, it was inevitable. i think th

as long as they is back at his level, cuz that's how the in missouri will cover the, the, the orange revolution organization, the last charms for democratic russia might on to the full so, so the, so the sooner they leave for them of c o equal class, the good go. but that means is all the same, none of these gentlemen by the village. and so this time by noon, and i'm of the most april students when the lady, when so me add a bit lumpy. i'm on the money it up uh ab. then the a couple of times the dates in, and then we'll get them in sit each devine for testers in thailand have continued their demonstrations in the capital bank. call the news just interested because of the move of it, the out of your i'm always afraid of the on, uh, the on, uh see the, uh, the one i mean i'm from the main thing been da, da, da. the suppose the a employees must get up the dust on noon at all. so, but she knew what that meant, that dominique donald a k a going to show you that they made the battery of a cd, off the product of to submit the stuff in on the, on the but as with video clip on all of the mean us to mom,

this is what the orange revolution demonstrates .took the signal to one room, supposedly representatives , it is important how many passionate leaders of the countries who say we stand with you, we will go along with you. well, the democracy itself did not sweat. as such, they did not fly. they were able to recognize. now we're just a second let's break through, then andrey what is the area of ​​responsibility of your responsibility along the front 25 km deep 40 km, this is the core of my grouping, the advanced control panel, here is the group command grouping, a difficult controlled loss of lines, the position is not allowed, the task force is working in glasses. such a gradual process is developing here, i am still practically sure that brik will meet in the new composition, not only in kazan. but the third forum or three, the third congress eats as you like, and the belts and paths that will pass in china in october are quite. it is possible that it will bring together new leaders, and issues related to the new world order with a

as long as they is back at his level, cuz that's how the in missouri will cover the, the, the orange revolution organization. the last chance for a democratic russia might on to the full size. so this is soon as the lead for them as soon as we look last. see. so a couple of them is all thought. so none of these gentlemen he, by that the village and cities stand by noon, and i know the most april students when the lady, when so me add a bit of the, i'm on the money it out of the day the a couple of times the dates in and then we'll get them in that each of the professors in thailand have continues the demonstrations in the capital bank called the, the general stuff because of the roof of it. the out of your i'm always afraid of the on, uh, the on, uh see the, uh, the one i mean i'm from the main thing, been da, da da. the supposed the, a employees must get up the dust on noon at all. so but she knew that the men did dom 80 donald a k a going to show you that they made the many of us here the office of to submit the southern one the i'm a bit of a battle, but all of you, i mean i system all i mea

problem of ukrainian cinema still remains, but i want to say about him that he filmed the company orange revolution was lucky enough to see it orange winter it is called at various film festivals, but you can watch it online, for example, in agra or black square, this tape tells about a kharkiv artist grecha bakhchenyana, he also migrated to the united states and this is a 2015 film, it is extremely interesting in terms of form, there are different animated inserts, but how is it possible to see almost all the speakers talking about attention that black people are russians, and even now if you see eduard limonov, don't be afraid, and then it was perceived, i'll remind you in 2015, that it was absolutely normal, you see the evolution we've gone through now, for sure that yes, a film with eduard limon as a speaker would hardly have passed our cinemas and let's look at an excerpt jack in the excursion always must be rejected even artificial and here are things it feels very good and here is the black square is the original state of our world our universe well and one more bright enough andriy zagdansk

, in 2004 and the orange revolution in 2014. and the revolution of dignity and now most vividly in the defense of their country, they're all in. right. and i mean, you were in ukraine some recently, and you can you know, it's unimaginable to me that russian society could mobilize itself in the same way ukrainians have. and it just highlights the difference between those two similar but very different groups of people. yeah, i think that was very well, but i think it does also kind of lay out how big the challenge is as we move forward. i mean, one of the things that you write in the foreword to your book is that we need to do a better job of managing putin. and so i'm wondering if you have any words of advice for, you know, those who might be with the us government here for how we do that. it's really hard and i think the vitamins nation has been really careful to not build expectations that, you know, with a frank conversation can sort this out and to really focus on guardrails that there are a couple of things that are really

as long as they is back at his level, cuz that's how the in missouri will cover the, the, the orange revolution organization. the last chance for a democratic russia my down to the full size, so this is soon as the lead for them as soon as we look glass, see, so i can put them in this, i'll stop. so none of these gentlemen by the village. and so this time by noon, and i know the most april students when the lady, when so me add a bit of the, i'm on the money it out of the day the a couple of times the dates in and then we'll get them in sit each devine, for testers in thailand to continue the demonstrations in the capital bank called the general stuff because of the move made up and move it out of your, i'm always afraid or do you want to be on uh, cbm. uh, the on, i mean i'm from the main thing, been da da da, the sup rosie eh, employees must get up the just on that. i was so, but she knew it in the meds it maybe donald a k a going to show you that they made the many of us here the office for the next steps to submit this stuff. them on the, on the but as with data clip at all, it means them a

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as long as they is back at his level, cuz that's how the and mazar will cover the, the, the orange revolution organizations. the last charms for a democratic russia might on to the to say, so this is soon as they leave sort of muscle. and if we look last, see, go put them into those thoughts. so none of these send them video that the village . and so this time by noon, and i don't know if the most april students will, i'm the lady when so me add a bit of the i'm on the money it out of the day the a couple of times the dates in and then we'll get them in that each devine protest was in thailand have continued the demonstrations in the capital bank called the general stuff because of the move all the, the out of your, i'm always afraid of the, on the, on uh, see the, uh, the one i mean i'm from the main thing been da da da the suppose the eh, employees must get up the dust on noon at all. so, but she knew it and the men did die. mary donal a k, a going to show you that they made the battery. let's hear the off the product of to submit the southern one the i'm a bit as with video clip, but all o

but as i had this back at his level, cuz that's how the in missouri will cover the, the, the orange revolution organization. the last chance for a democratic russia might on to the full say, so this as soon as they leave for much to own. if we look glass, see so i can put them into those thoughts. so none of these send them very by that the village and city style by noon. and i know the most april students when the lady, when so me add a bit lumpy. i'm on the money it out of the day, the a couple of times the dates in, and then we'll get them in. sit each devine for testers in thailand to continue the demonstrations in the capital bank. call the noon just interested because of the move of it, the out of your, i'm always afraid of you on, uh, the on, uh see the, uh, the one i mean i'm from the main thing, been da da da. the sup rosie eh, employees must get up the dust on that i was so, but she knew what, in the meds it maybe donald a k a going to show you that they made the many of us here the office for the next step to submit the stuff in, on the, on the but it's with video clip, but all of t

as long as they is back at his level, cuz that's how the in missouri will cover the the, the orange revolution organization. the last charms for democratic russia might on to the full so, so the, so the sooner the lead sort of must c o equal class c to it go because that means is all the same amount of these. so normally by that, the village and city style by noon, and i don't teach most april students when the lady, when so me add a bit lumpy. i'm on the money it out. uh ab. then the a couple of times the dates in, and then we'll get them in sit each of the need for testers in thailand have continue the demonstrations in the capital bank called the general stuff because of the move all that the out of your i'm all is that close the on uh, the on, uh see the, uh, the one i mean i'm from the main thing, been da da da. the rosie eh, employees must get up the, just on that off. it was so, but she knew what that meant. that maybe donald, a kid is going to show you that they made the battery of a cd off the combination of to submit the stuff in one though i know, but it's with video clip, but all o

as long as they is back at his level, cuz that's how the in missouri will cover the, the, the orange revolution organization. the last chance for democratic russia might on to the full say. so this is soon as the lead sort of must see. or if we look last, see to it go because that means this i'll stop. so none of these. so normally the by that the village and city style know that i don't the most april students when the lady, when so me add a bit left the, i'm on the money it out of the day. the a lot of times the dates in the and the summons that each of the professors in thailand have continued their demonstrations in the capital bank called the general said, because of the move all it made up and running out of your i'm always afraid of the on uh, the on, uh see the, uh, the one i mean i'm from the main thing, been da, da da. the supposed the, a employees must get up the dust on that off. so, but she knew what it meant that maybe donald a k a going to show you that they made the battery of a cd off the product, but they submit the stuff in on the, on the but as with video clip at all, it mea

as long as they is back at his level, cuz that's how the in missouri will cover the, the, the orange revolution organization, the last chance for democratic russia might on to the full size. so the city soon, this stealing sort of muscle and equivalent class seems like a buzz. i mean this outside the same mental deed. so normally by that, the village and cities stand by noon, and i don't think most april students when the lady, when so me add a bit left the i'm on the money it out. uh ab. then the a lot of times they'll keep saying to them, they'll get them in sit each devine for testers in thailand to continue the demonstrations in the capital bank called the just interested because of the move all it made up and running out of your i'm also going to the on uh, the on, uh see the, uh, the one i mean i'm from the main thing, the da da da, the suppose the, a employees must get up the dust on that out. so, but she knew it in the meds it, uh maybe donald a k a going to show you that they made the battery of a cd off the product of to submit the stuff in on the, on the but as with the federal slip

the 64th somewhere, everyone in gdańsk filmed the film orange winter, respectively, about the orange revolution, i couldn’t watch this film anywhere online, but there i know that the focus is not on politicians, but on the people who came to the maidan, who came to protest stand up for your voice a vaglich and black square 2015 , you can watch this film, for example, on vimeo, this is a documentary film. andriy sardansky only shoots documentaries, and he talks about the artist in agrocha bakhchynian he was born in kharkiv, introduced or later he moved to the united states, he is defined by such a great sense of humor. by the way , there is also a lot of humor in andrii zagdanskyi's films, and e. there are also many different animated inserts and reflections about the soviet soy , but i will remind you that this is 2015, but practically all the speakers in this film talk about vagrich, about an extremely interesting artist, they are russians, and for example , it was not a bad idea to insert the opinion of eduard limonov, for example, he is also in to be honest, when you watch this film, with al

we know that during the orange revolution there was a short-term moratorium on the payment of deposits, or he or he can declare the bank insolvent and pay some sums to the bank's clients and guaranteed contributions - there is such a fund for guaranteeing deposits of individuals as far as i remember, 600,000 hryvnias are paid now or some other bag during martial law, the state guarantees all 100% of deposits, regardless of whether you have 600,000 million 2 million, all funds are paid so that in this difficult time for the country there will be no similar -th kind of outflows from the banking system so that we do not have one more problem to burden all those that exist, that is why such a situation allows us to avoid the events of banks and checks near the branch, and when after the victory, this act will continue to operate for three more months this is a conscientious guarantee. nothing, we will go to uah 600,000. well, actually, we got to the question. and who controls the work of the banks so that they behave honestly ? suddenly it seems to me that my bank is deceiving me, well, it

we know that during the orange revolution there was a short-term moratorium on payments deposits, ore or he can declare the bank insolvent and pay out certain sums to the bank's clients and guaranteed contributions. there is such a fund for guaranteeing deposits of individuals , as far as i remember, they are currently paying uah 600,000 or some other sum, not during martial law the state guarantees all 100% of deposits, regardless of whether you have 600,000 million , 2 million, all funds are paid out so that in this difficult time for the country there are no similar outflows from the banking system so that we do not have another problem in the load on all those that exist, therefore, such a situation allows us to avoid bank failures and checks near the branch, and when after the victory, another three months will be effective, this will be effective, this is a conscientious guarantee from which we let's move on to uah 600,000. well, actually, we got to the question. and who controls the work of the banks so that they behave honestly? which state structure does this? who do i compl

it can pay these funds, or it can temporarily introduce a moratorium we know that during the orange revolution short-term moratorium on the payment of deposits, or he or he can declare the bank insolvent and pay out certain sums to the bank's clients and guaranteed contributions. 000 hryvnias are paid or some other amount is not a time of martial law, the state guarantees all 100% of deposits regardless of whether you have 600,000 million 2 million all funds are paid so that in this difficult time for the country there is no such thing similar outflows from the banking system so that we don't have one more problem to add to all those that exist , that's why this situation allows us to avoid the collapse of banks and checks near the branch, and when after the victory, this will be in effect for another three months to act, this is a solo guarantee, from which we will move to 600,000 hryvnias. well, actually, we got to the question. and who controls the work of the banks so that they behave honestly? which state structure does this to whom? complain if suddenly it seems to me that my bank is dec

i filmed the film orange winter, respectively, about the orange revolution, too .nfortunately, i looked, i couldn’t watch this movie anywhere online, but there i know that the focus is not on politicians, but on people who came to the maidan who came to protest and defend their voice. and vaglich and black square, 2015. you can watch this film, for example, on vimeo. it is a documentary film. andriy sartansky shoots only documentaries, and he talks about the artist vagroch bakhchynyan . he was born in kharkiv. he moved to the united states, he is defined by such a great sense of humor . by the way, there is also a lot of humor in the films of andriy bohdansky, and there are also many different animated inserts and reflections, too, about the soviet soy, but i will remind you that this is 2015, but practically all the speakers in this film talk about vaghrich, about an extremely interesting artist, they are russians, and for example, even then it was not a bad idea to insert the opinion of eduard limonov , for example, he is also in this film and that's why, to be h

amount, but the, they is back at his level, cuz that's how the mazda will cover the, the, the orange revolution organization. the last charms for democratic russia might on to the full size such as this, assume i believe sort of must see only for the class the go, because that means is all thought. so none of these gentlemen by that the village and city style knew that i'm of the most april students when the lady, when so me add a bit of the, i'm on the money it up uh ab. then the a couple times, the dates in the summons that each devine for testers in thailand have continued the demonstrations in the capital bank called the general stuff because of the move of it made up and running out of a dual. i'm always afraid of the on the on uh, cbm. uh the one i mean i'm from the main thing then dot m at a suppose the eh, employees must get up the dust on that. i was so, but she knew what that meant. that dominique donald's a k, a going to show you that they may have been in a cd, off the product, but they submit the sub in one the i'm a but as with video clip, but all of them, you know, them all. i me

, the prime minister - minister yanukovych wanted to take the place of the president and the orange revolution began, trying to falsify the elections. the authorities themselves did not succeed. i think that this was one of the key moments for preserving democratic principles, in the end the supreme court of ukraine overturned the decision of the cec on viktor yanukovych's victory in the elections and ordered a re-vote, the results of which viktor yushchenko won, however , yanukovych became president in 2010 yanukovych was remembered for the significant strengthening of russian influence and this was reflected in many treaties er , about the prolongation of the location of the black sea fleet, it devalues ​​and erases everything that was done in previous years, it was an attempt to return to such east asian rails let's say this was an attempt to look at moscow. well, it was an attempt to return ukraine. let's say that the european choice led by azarov stopped the european integration processes , thereby slowing down the preparations for signing the association agreement with the eu. people aga

as long as they is back at his level, cuz that's how the in missouri will cover the, the, the orange revolution organization, the last chance for democratic russia might on to the full so, so this is the soonest, i believe, part of my c o equal class seems like a, but that means is all sides. so none of these, so normally the by that the village and city style noon. and i don't teach most april students when the lady, when so me add a bit of the, i'm on the money it out of the day the a couple of times, the dates in that movie to come in, sit each of the need for testers in thailand, have continued their demonstrations in the capital bank called the general stuff because of the move fall it made up and move it out of your i'm always afraid of the on, uh, the on, uh see the, uh, the on, i mean i'm from the main thing the da da da, the suppose the, a employees must get up the dust on that off. so, but she knew it in the meant that maybe donald a kid is going to show you that they may have been in a cd, off the back of a piece, submit the sub them on the, on the but as with video clip at all, it m

endgame, because i have heard this question since 2004 , when during the orange revolution i asked people who worked in yushchenko's headquarters, are they ready for any russian actions in the event that if it is possible to achieve fair elections and they also said exactly what else putin can do well, what can he do ? . already in the 10th year this country was in putin's pocket, then i ask what was asked in the 14th year. well, what else can putin do if he already supported yanukovych and lost, what else? and what else is the occupation, the war, and he can do whatever he wants. interferes with doing everything at all, no one now, but everyone said that if he wants to press the button, some officer, who is a general , will not agree with this after what has happened , everyone will be the first to run to press this button before he will do it later, so there is no need, yes that's how they survive this is how they will think about their children, about their families, about their wives , and not at all about the fact that 200,000 people will die there as a result of a nuclear attack, as

itself is very dangerous because i am there, i have been hearing it since 2004, when during the orange revolution i asked people who worked in yushchenko's headquarters if they were ready for any russian actions in the event that fair elections were achieved, and they also told me exactly that putin can still do well what can he do well how what well energy blackmail it worked then it worked 100%. already in the 10th year this country was in putin's pocket, then he realized what was asked in the 14th year well, what else can putin do if he already supported yanukovych and lost what else? and what else is occupation, war, and so he can do anything, no one prevents him from doing everything, no one at all, but now everyone was saying that if he wants to press the button, some officer or general will not agree with this after what has happened , everyone will be the first to run to to press this button before it will do it later, so there is no need for it, yes, they will survive. this is how they will think about their children, their families, and their wives, and not at all about the fact that 20

the 64th place, so everyone in gdańsk filmed the tape orange winter , respectively, about the orange revolution. i'm sorry, i searched, i couldn't watch this movie online anywhere, but there i know that the focus is not on politicians, but on the people who came to the maidan, who came to protest to defend their vote. and vaglich and black square 2015, this is the movie you you can watch, for example, on vimeo, this is a documentary film. andriy sartansky only shoots documentaries, and he talks about the artist in agrocha bakhchynian , he was born in kharkiv, uvy, or later he moved to the united states, he is defined by such a great sense of humor. things in andriy bohdanskyi's films are also full of humor and e. there are also many different animated inserts eh and reflections too eh about soviet soybeans but i will remind you that this is the year 2015 but practically all the speakers in this film talk about vagrich about an extremely interesting really artist they er, they are russians, and for example, it was not a bad idea to insert the opinion of eduard limonov, for example, he is also in

the end of the reign of leonid kuchma, the second president of ukraine, it was the so-called orange revolutionists and with the support of the west, yanukovych's victory in the second round of the presidential elections was judicially canceled and a non-constitutional third round was appointed, where i came to the helm of the state frankly about western things, i remember very well this nationalist frenzy orange tents on the maidan where young people were handed out sandwiches and condoms for free, but orange scarves with ribbon and posters. and we exalt e hatred for russia for everything russian by the end of 2013, these sentiments in kiev became dominant, which led to the next bloody coup and civil war, when the punishers went to the russian donbass with tanks and planes. we remember how it ended with cauldrons for the armed forces and the minsk agreements, but now we already know that no one in the west, nor in kiev, the minsk agreements thought to fulfill them, they were just a screen to gain time in preparation for a big war against the russians, russia and it turned out now we have that

i saw it in ukraine when there was an orange revolution.in serbia when they overthrew, well, a horse, that is, well, and many such examples of zero could still be seen and could be seen. we see what this leads to, we saw what it led georgia to the 2008 war. by the way , this, by the way, is another similarity with ukraine , that the result of the euro-maidan was a war on that, which is that the donbass rule there saakashvili started a war in ossetia just recently. again, another date was round. here again, the georgians are now, despite the fact that relations with russia are difficult there, they all perfectly understand this, that wine is wine is the main culprit. it was saakashvili who sits in such a popular opinion that if lukashenka had faltered in 2020, belarus would now be happening what is happening in ukraine, you support me, i’m sure that well, i ’m actually watching the events in belarus , the events in kazakhstan that happened here shortly before the start of yours, as well as the preparatory stage, when well, it was interesting

i saw it on ukraine when there was an orange revolution.see it in georgia when shevardnadze sparkled in serbia when we overthrew the horse, that is, well, many such examples in the 2000s could still be caught and could be seen. we see what this leads to, we saw what it led georgia to the 2008 war. by the way, in this, by the way, there is another similarity with ukraine , that the result of the euro-maidan was a war on this, which, in the donbass there, the reign of saakashvili became a war in ossetia just recently. again, another date was cool. here again georgians are the same now, despite the fact that relations with russia are complicated there, they all understand this very well that the wine of this wine is the main culprit. it was saakashvili who sits in such a popular opinion that if lukashenka had faltered in belarus then in 2020 now what is happening in ukraine would happen, you support me, i’m sure that well, i actually look at the events in belarus and the events in kazakhstan that happened not long ago before the start of your