, was one of the most developed republics in the soviet union well, on the basis of the bsr. now uh, let's say the republic of belarus is successfully developing and we remember our history. all historians agree and not everyone is so rosy about this historical event for russia, uh. this event was rather with a minus sign, since it meant the death of old russia, the creation on its ruins. e of a new fundamental project assembled on completely different principles and principles, as has already been said for belarus. this was a historical chance that she took advantage of, but for the world community. it was the greatest event not only for the 20th century, but also for our modernity, this event continues to live and work even now, since, in essence, the entire 20th century. it was a continuous autoshock, the seventeenth year and the second world war , the creation of the ussr, the collapse of the ussr, the events that were in the nineties, the events that we are witnessing. now it's all a consequence of the seventeenth years by and large, so evaluate. and this event is exclusi

or the zaosta soviet republic, the hungarian soviet republic.sible to say that the basis is still so briefly based on a changeable ideology and external funding, outwardly it means, the twentieth year and changeable ideology is the seventeenth. i would, uh, add a third factor, if we are talking about colored bottles , we would add a geopolitical factor reorientation. why because external customers demand not just redistribution of property? yes, there, and even to a lesser extent , remade property, and the establishment of external control and satelliteism with their foreign policy. well, look here is a completely fresh revolutionary solution. well, the truth is, we do not have glory in ukraine. god there they want to nationalize the enterprise, the enterprise of the oligarchs, yes, kolomoisky, who raised zelensky almost with his chest, is the first to be confiscated yes, in reality, what is happening, how much this picture corresponds issued. and most importantly, will the rental from this from nationalization in the first place to ordinary peo

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on november 23, 1920 , the military ref-poy of the soviet republic approved the regulations on the institute of engineers of the red air fleet. since the power of the history of the legendary zhukovka of the nikolai zhukovsky air force academy, he was called the father of russian aviation. he founded the scientific school of ordinamika and became the first rector of the institute. after his death, the institute was named in his honor and transformed into the academy, where aeromechanics were trained in aircraft construction. extensive research has been carried out. during the war the academy rapidly trained aviation specialists, retrained pilots and technicians for the operation of new aircraft at the zhukovsky academy trained the first detachment of cosmonauts, its 865 graduates were awarded the title aircraft designers and sergey ilyushin graduated from the academy. artyom mikoyan and alexander yakovlev for many years the academy was located in moscow in petrovsky dvo. but it was united with the gagarin air force academy, transferred to monino and then to voronezh on november 23, 1946, fre

or the zaosta soviet republic, the hungarian soviet republic.angeable ideologies is 17. i would add a third factor. if we are talking about color riots, we would add the factor of geopolitical reorientation. why because external customers require not just a redistribution of property. yes, there, and even to a lesser extent , the redistribution of property, but the establishment of an external one. management and satelliteism with their foreign policy, well, look here is a completely fresh revolutionary decision. well, the truth is, we do not have glory in ukraine. god there they want to nationalize the enterprise the enterprise of the oligarchs, yes, kolomoisky, who nurtured zelensky, almost georgia is the first to be confiscated yes, in reality, what is happening, how much this picture corresponds to the issued one. and most importantly, will the rental from this from nationalization in the first place to ordinary people, the current workers and peasants. here, let's start with the fact that today's ukraine is not a sovereign state. this is an

or the zaosta soviet republic, the hungarian soviet republic.ible to say that the basis is still so briefly based on interchangeable ideology and external funding, outwardly it means, the twentieth year and changeable ideology is 17. i would add a third factor. if we are talking about colored bottles we would add a factor of geopolitical reorientation. why because external customers require more than just redone property. yes, there, and even to a lesser extent, the redistribution of property, but the establishment of an external one. board and satelliteism with their foreign policy, i see, well, look. here is a completely fresh revolutionary solution. well, the truth is, it’s not in ukraine that the words of god want to nationalize the enterprises of the enterprise oligarchs, yes, kolomoisky, who raised zelensky almost by the breast, is the first to be confiscated yes, in reality, what is happening, how much this picture corresponds to the one issued. and most importantly, will it be useful from nationalization in the first place to ordinary pe

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own constitution only in 1996, 5 years after gaining independence, later than all the former soviet republicsnot having managed to properly build their own state, the ukrainian political top. immediately began to destroy his life according to the law turned out to be a serious challenge. especially. if you have the opportunity to change this law all the time or not comply with it, referring to politics, legal decisions, when the right is replaced by political expediency, the first example of such expediency was the refusal of the verkhovna rada to approve the results of the all-popular referendum of the year 2000, which was initiated by the then president. kuchma, 29 million ukrainians participated in it, but the deputies did not approved. so little by little, the interests of ukrainian politicians replaced the law and destroyed the foundations of statehood on how the process of the collapse of the ukrainian state went.

of citizens, the chairman of the standing commission on legislation and state building of the soviet republic and sergei sevets said at a meeting with colleagues and lawyers for lawyers from different cities of the country held a tour of the building of the upper house of parliament, where laws are adopted and they work with them, so it is important to hear the opinion and to explain the nuances of the new drafts that are now being presented in accordance with the updated constitution, for this, the parliamentarian, let me remind you , lawyers are given 2 years ; how should you have a quorum, but in order to accept questions how long should this forum meet to continue to receive an initiative proposal from citizens who are connected that's just with those innovations in the law of the supreme people's council and bills to change electoral code. some things are serious. now are the accepted elaborations. that's part uh, the implementation of competence. eh, the same presidium and the procedure for the exercise of constitutional powers by the belarusian people's assembly, that is, well, these a

it was lenin who proposed the form of the federation of the union of soviet socialist republics, therebyrst bolshevik line. knocked out the ground from under the feet of the nationalist years, their separatism was clearly manifested after the february revolution in a matter of months. national fringes, former empire even the regions with a predominantly russian population siberia, the far east, the don and kuban, in principle, broke away about autonomy up to the division, in principle, a single indivisible empire failed, the white movement was only proof that it was necessary to find a compromise the concept of a union state, rejected the illusion of unitary indivisibility, allowed to curb the elements of separatism . on this basis, the feat of the revival of our country, our thousand-year-old state, was accomplished. the second creation of the ussr made it possible to declare material the labor resources of the republic to dispose of them more effectively. this helped to gouge out a single shield, a powerful defense in the face of external enemies, even then the fascist movement of euro

chanting] eric: maria and nina are part of an extraordinary uprising led by women in the former soviet republic of belarus. president alexander lukashenko is europe's longest-ruling dictator, but he's faced near daily protests since august when he refused to give up power to a woman. eric: working with local filmmakers, we've been following some of the key women in this revolution. crew member: we're recording now, eric, we can go. eric: among them svetlana tikhanovskaya, who had to flee the country after she ran for president. eric: alexander lukashenko has declared himself president of belarus, but am i talking to the rightful elected president of belarus now? svetlana tikhanovskaya: for sure you are. [laughing] [horns blaring] ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ eric: i started covering lukashenko in the mid-1990s. that's how long he's been in power. even back then it was a similar situation. eric: lukashenko may not have the law on his side, but he does control the police and security service. and they appear willing to do whatever it takes to stop his opponents. eric: as the abc correspondent based in moscow, i watch

evidence obtained of their focus on the complete destruction of the civilian population of the soviet republicsthe investigative committee decided initiation of a criminal case a genocide in the soviet union by nazi invaders in the waters of the great patriotic war after the victory of the nazis in world war ii was supposed form five governors. first port fuhrer. wanted to include lithuania latvia estonia and belarus and they mosques for two. for a generation, moreover , the balts had to carefully observe the belarusian neighbors and stop their attempts at national identification, as the second governorship was conceived by ukraine with some adjacent territories, and not germany, not england , especially great britain, not france, did not want to see much in russia, whether she was a bolshevik or a monarchist some strong russia was not needed. for this, it is best to always use the national factor a in fact. uh, at the direction of the germans, they made ukraine just a protector of germany, in fact, the plan of the nazis, assumed all kinds of support for the nationalist ukrainian regime, which

this is obvious, and we will not even reach the level of the former soviet republics and former sovietep up with progress, otherwise nothing good will happen. let's move on. oh, victoria wrote. victoria wrote a letter to me. we have an epistolary letter with ms. victoria on november 23 and the parliament should consider a resolution on the recognition of russia as a state. tourists were told about it. will the european parliament dare to take such a step, given that it will entail certain consequences , in particular, restrictions on communication, russia is very afraid of restrictions on communication, nothing. she is not afraid, they do not go anywhere with whom they are will communicate unknown russian fsb forbids scientists even to communicate with scientists stamp europe therefore i have a hard time imagining that somehow such consequences we talked about this therefore the european parliament can dare or not dare it won't change anything no one will change uh-uh can we calculate a unanimous vote no, you can't. i'm dreaming. my dream is that you will never see unanimous voting aro

in such a situation, one can understand why these post-soviet republics?hkurovich we are moving away, and who knows how it will end if russia gets out of this, only we are always with her, and him tell me everything, it's interesting. and here there were conversations we were still there zelensky visited something, did not visit to destroy, uh, do not destroy the centers. in poland, for example, the navy ukraine underwater underwater versions and there is around us, too, were such basses. we destroyed these bases during the war. with everyone who was there? destroyed as best they could, didn't wait for them to sail, didn't wait for them to start sabotage, as they meant this week. they drowned several boats fighting them at home at these bases. i don’t know what bases they came from. the saboteurs know where the military intelligence workers of ukraine and the sbu are sitting who we send so that they are engaged in self-defense most of the time, they are all the time they run like rats and try to find a way to defend themselves, how to save and for this you

the armed forces of the soviet republic appointed sergey sergeevich kamenev, colonel of the imperialo this position from the beginning of the eighteenth to july on the nineteenth, he made a lightning-fast career from the commander of an infantry division to the commander of the eastern front of the soviet army, and finally, from july of the nineteenth year until the end of the civil war, he held the post that stalin would occupy during the great patriotic war, and it so happened that many did not run away, did not surrender the interests of the country to the west remained to work here with this power , general-mare alexander baltiysky believed that the tsar and the provisional government had not coped with the burden of tasks, and he perceived the bolsheviks on the basis of continuity of power while not interfering in politics, and general sergei kirsky. also, having made a career with the reds, he recalled that the october revolution brought some surprise and sharply posed a question for us. what to do to rush into a political adventure that has no basis under itself or to keep the

now they're brotherly our ex our fraternal people threw the soviet republic into the furnace of this in order to simply test their strength, how they can resist and, as practice shows, the enemy is strong, but something is not going according to plan. how did he write himself? not everything, but also thanks to you. thank you very much for this interview. e talked. hmm and i are the political officer for political officers of the first volunteer detachment leopard-1 as part of the plastun brigade of the kuban cossack army, call sign hunting. i wish you to return home soon. friday pharmacies week of discounts and advantageous prices, download a convenient application for health products, everyone will get discounts of up to fifty percent. well, the pictures make the payment by qr code. scan the qr-code with your phone's camera from the terminal to get the opportunity to win up to 5 million bonuses from sber . and here and here, and even here in general, and in general, wherever sbp is accepted. pay for purchases through st. petersburg and check the winnings on the website of the categ

on november 17, 1919 , the ref-military council of the soviet republic decided to create the first cavalryrmy, the first in the world. it was a maneuverable formation, which later included not only cavalry units, but also the rifle division and the armored train , the legendary commander became the commander. semyon budyonny red cavalry eventually turned into a real symbol of the civil war. although there were only 30,000 of them, the red cavalry defended the value of the revolution and fought with the whites on the don in the north caucasus on the polish front and in the crimea in the ranks. the first cavalry was served by the then prominent soviet military leaders klement voroshilov semyon timoshenko pavel fishing and many others in the belgorod region. there is a memorial museum. the first cavalry about her garden babel wrote a collection of stories of the cavalry made a film. first horse on november 17, 1953, access to the mausoleum on red square was re-opened. now the vaults rested two leaders lenin and stalin believed that this temporarily, immediately after stalin's death in march,

for russia, but also a holiday for all the veterans of the siege, who today live in the former soviet republics in the countries of the anti-hitener coalition of all people. goodwill of the opposing nations that is why i want to turn to you, dear vladimir vladimirovich , with a request to head the body of the committee celebration of the eightieth anniversary of the complete liberation of leningrad from the german fascist burakan. we understand how significant it is for our memory of the formation of the historical outlook of the youth of its civic patriotic position, your consent to allow us to make the anniversary of events not only of the all-russian well and of the international level, to show the world the strength of the russian spirit, character and doom. uh, attempts to destroy our memory of those same ones. in case of your consent, i passed to give the appropriate , uh, instructions from the government of the russian federation thanks, the report is finished. thank you so much. thanks to all anatolyevich, we will decide on my chairmanship in the near future . hmm, i don’t see any speci

education and enroll in, uh, some other faculty or bsu or some other university, and the then then soviet republicsollegium people's commissariat of enlightenment of belarus on july 8 appointed the leadership of the bsu board headed by rector vladimir ivanovich pecheta, a graduate of the historical and philological faculty. moscow state university grand opening of bsu took place on july 11 in the club building named after karl marx at this meeting and professors and soviet and party leaders talked a lot about the need. the early opening of bsu but not the real activities of the university. it was july 11, 1921. why? because on this day, on this day, a year earlier, there was no agreement from the polish kubant. and so, according to the signs of this political event, they held, well, some sort of celebration, very apocalyptic, very inscription in owls there with a telegram press, and so on and so further, but realistically, the university could not start working the next day and two months later, and it is worth emphasizing that the university has a birthday on october 30, 1921. on july 11, the so-c

ah, then there were the then soviet republics .ly 8, the collegium of the people's commissariat of education of belarus appointed the leadership of the belarusian state university, a board headed by rector vladimir ivanovich pecheta, a graduate faculty of history and philology. moscow state university grand opening of bsu took place on july 11 in the karl marx club building at this meeting, and professors and soviet and party leaders talked a lot about the need for the speedy opening of bsu, but not the actual activities of the university, it was on july 11, 1921. why? because on this day on this day a year earlier it was not released from the polish kubants. we spent under the sign of this political event, well, some kind of very plowed, very cool owls telegrams and so on and so forth, but in reality, the university could not start working the next day and two months later, and it is worth emphasizing that the university has a birthday on october 30, 1921. on july 11, the so-called act of opening the belarusian state university to

will be completely destroyed, that if russia loses in this , we will be the ruins of a former soviet republicnfluences him, and i think that this is what he has on duty , uh, tense, tense, wolves, who are aligned with putin, putin needs nothing from him, it can be like the belarusian army, lyudmila for this aggression maybe i'm even lower and putin will like it. change the conversation to something else and show her. here he is such a fighting raccoon , he's not afraid of anyone here. then how would you fight with words like that, about such a common collet in social networks, thousands of people call them sofa generals sofa heroes who know how to fight here and tell you how i am. show in front of putin how and he supports how he is closed, everything is like that, and he, together with russia, rotted forever in the same trenches, but the conclusion is chased there. i sincerely thank you for participating in our broadcast with mytsar lukashov, a belarusian journalist , editors of the european council of belarus. russia's nuclear weapons, or at that time russia seemed like a democratic state a

​​​​the earth of baden-wurtomberg, and lives in with only 2.6 million inhabitants in the former soviet republicof europe's poorest countries, a symbolic struggle for influence is being played out between moscow and brussels because along with ukraine , moldova has become a battlefield for values, just like ukraine, moldova hopes to protect value and gain something substantial , for example, a tranche from the eu of a billion and 100 million euros, about which the minister of foreign affairs and the european announced. integration, not a merchant, in the meantime, the president samdu is preparing for the difficult land of the inhabitants of the country, who will have to housing and communal services spend 65% of their income and maxim shipilov lead. a short advertisement that's what's next? the owners of the collapsed ftx crypto-exchange bought up luxury housing in the bahamas using the money that the united states sent to ukraine, how is kiev involved in an openly corruption scheme and why did the democratic party turn out to win in the end? and notice a collection of unique flavors curd-creamy

ninety-sixth, 5 years after gaining independence, later than all the former soviet republics, though, not having time to really build their own state, the ukrainian political elite. immediately began to destroy his life according to the law turned out to be a serious challenge. especially. if you have the opportunity to change this law all the time or not to comply, referring to politics, legal decisions, when the right is replaced by political expediency, the first example of such expediency was the refusal of the verkhovna rada to approve the results of an all-popular referendum in 2000, which was initiated by the then president. kuchma, 29 million ukrainians participated in it, but the deputies did not approve the results. so little by little the interests of ukrainian politicians replaced the law and destroyed the foundations of statehood about how the process of the collapse of the ukrainian state has been going on for the past 20 years and how ukrainians have adapted to this in the story by anna efimova november, the first official data of the cec were announced yanukovych won o

in order for the situation to radically improve on what the position of the former soviet republics dependst, this still needs to be emphasized on the front, diplomatic information. and our opponents want to turn it into a military one, inflate conflicts there, so it is clearly stated what we need to do. the first is internal consolidation, that is, it is necessary to resolve those often far-fetched conflicts that exist between the countries of the state security committee yes, there is a complex karabakh problem, but let’s be frank between kyrgyzstan and tajikistan the problem was not solved, because it was shelved for years. that's why she hesitated the next moment. this is uh, what is consolidation was so neatly said, but it sounds strange, when the russian federation is pursuing a policy against the us biolaboratory there on the territory of ukraine georgia is somewhere else, but some of our allies have such biolaboratories, they probably have this in the near future for so that they are not there. well, it can't be if we proclaim it as a threat to our biological security, and our allie

you find out that the bridge is part of a memorial complex created by veterans of the three soviet republics details about the dismantling of the friendship bridge and the memory of peoples. the junction of three states belarus russia and latvia in the fifty-ninth year, the mound of friendship was poured here, as a symbol of eternal memory of the joint struggle against the enemy and one and all victory . it collapsed and the last faith in the prudence of neighbors, whose ancestors bequeathed to protect the friendship between peoples. this is how, with criminal indifference, traitors to the memory of their grandfathers and great-grandfathers break the concrete floors of the bridge over the river, blue for six decades. he was not just crossing led the mound of friendship land. for him, they were taken from partisan to soldier burial places. also from the battlefield, the grand opening took place on the third of july of 1959 annually. first sunday of the seventh month. festive events take place on it, initially the partizans themselves, those who defended the independence of this land, took par

around the statehood of their own country and what connected russia yesterday with the former soviet republics cultural ties, and it is very surprising that the president of the russian federation federation, together with his closest circle, did not take into account this rather simple and obvious trend, this is such a cause-and-effect relationship that everyone knows at least once i read the story. well, let's not be surprised at all because of what is happening in the heads of the ochekists, but let's move on to the news release. now our news team is ready to present it to you, and it is not in omelnik. it will now provide you with all the important information of this hour. to return after the news release to our conversation with you. good evening, thank you. i will tell you about the most important thing together with the news editors, in particular about the fact that in the regions of the russian federation they are creating an inviolable supply of medicines. continue be close to me more

friends, demonstrate how ukraine is different and has always been different from other former soviet republicsh there was a change of government, but you can literally count them on your fingers, and it is georgia, probably moldova , armenia, and that's the end of the list, but the situation is related to the fact that what we see in kazakhstan is typical of such a soviet absolutely the approach to the elections of the head of state when everyone just comes to agree with the very fact that the situation will be as it is , that it is necessary to simply give the citizens the opportunity to support the person who has already been essentially appointed as the winner of those elections and so it is always elections were held in the russian federation and they are held in kazakhstan in most countries of central asia. by the way, with the exception of kyrgyzstan, i did not mention it, but this is a rather important point that should also be mentioned in this situation so, i will answer the questions that are already available. hungary declares that it does not support the necessary changes for the p

in this former soviet republic. one trader has started to export scrap metal to turkey by the port. a major breakthrough in a sector previously dominated by organized crime. fancy to 2020. the scrap metal market was to be frank, controlled by a local gang scrap was collected and sent to a metal processing plant in trans nice korea. in, in 2020 the market was opened up and then it's possible to export scrap from modo, trans, nice korea to break away region in east and all of a. it's controlled by moscow, russian troops, i station there. kisha now is more of a commercial and political capital, the country with its population of 2600000 people was recently accepted as a candidate the future european union membership on the edge of the city. we visit the factories of a company called money called it produces dried fruit and nuts in this area stuff a busy turning fresh plums into prunes coming to be called to go over the runny of the business after her husband died in upon demik. money cold sauces the raw materials force organic products from its own orchards in moldova, lots of camino b

wonderful illustration of the mood in society on november 17, 1919 , the military referee of the soviet republicsion to create the first cavalry army. the first in the whole world. it was a maneuverable unit, which later included not only cavalry units, but also rifle divisions and armored trains , the commander was the legendary commander, semyon budyonny. red cavalry eventually turned into a real symbol of the civil war. although there were only 30,000 of them, the red cavalry defended the value of the revolution and fought the whites on the don in the north caucasus on the polish front and in the crimea in the ranks. the first cavalry served as a prominent later soviet military leaders klement voroshilov semyon timoshenko pavel fishing and many others in the belgorod region. there is a memorial museum. first equestrian they and babel's garden wrote a collection of short stories, the film was made by the cavalry. the first equestrian november 17 , 1953. access to the mausoleum on red square has been reopened. now two leaders rested in the tombs lenin and stalin believed that this was temporary

its sights. mathias, vancouver is proud that he's helping to stimulate commerce in this former soviet republic. one trade a has started to export scrap metal to turkey by the port. a major breakthrough in a sector previously dominated by organized crime. i 1000 fancy would it up to 2020 . the scrap metal market was to be frank controlled by a local gang. what scrap was collected and sent to a metal processing plant in trenton history up here in 2020 the market was opened up and since then it's possible to export scrap from moldova. oswald all trans mystery is the breakaway region in east. in moldova, it's controlled by moscow. russian troops are stationed there. casino is molded as commercial on political capital. the country with its population of 2600000 people was recently accepted as a candidate for future european union membership. oh, on the edge of the city, we visit the factories of a company called monocle. it produces dried, fruit, and nuts. in this area, staff are busy turning fresh plums into prunes coming of be called, took over the running of the business after her husband died i

things about ukrainian statehood, as the communists were forced to create a ukrainian socialist soviet republic because there was a ukrainian people's republic, they could not do that for sure that's how they understood the danger of the renaissance from these ideas of ukrainian independence and therefore from these forms of repression from the peasantry, the holodomor was studied with the problems of the national police. on december 15, 193, a decree was adopted on grain harvesting in the western regions. about the fact that it is necessary to carry out the correct ukrainization and this was precisely the era of the era of the ukrainization of the church of this shot renaissance, as it will be called later. decrees began, there will be a mass mowing of ukrainian intellectuals, writers, creative workers. and actually, this is what you said about the elite, about ukrainian intellectuals, but this process of them began much earlier, even before the great terror, then all this grew into the great terror in ukraine, which in other regions then of the soviet union. but in the country it was a specia

question of whether there will be another russian special operation in some of the other ex- soviet republicswill think about what to do with russia. were against, 44 abstained. well , i don’t know by name here, maybe you didn’t keep track, well, they are demolishing here, it’s important. i can roughly guess which countries’ representatives might have been against it, but we won’t point our fingers on the map to show what it is the decision actually means it is more of a declaration. will it have consequences for the russian federation and for its politicians, unfortunately, i was also unable to see the list of names of the meps who voted against because immediately after the vote, the website of the european parliament by two or more he just lay down for more than two hours, that is, there were quite a few on the europalamento website. and this proves once again that russia is waging a completely hybrid war and it is gathering there to turn the other cheek. let's say that it concerns resolutions well, let's be objective, of course. we really want the resolution to lead to immediate and very

times of gaining independence in 1991, estonians do not recognize the existence of the estonian soviet republic and those the times are called nothing but the years of occupation, and today, when russia invaded ukraine, the tension in estonian society also increased. you gave everything to mansa during the last month and the jumping war in ukraine made us think about starting to value independence and freedom with a new look at it or the truth after the breakup of the soviet union and the return of independent estonia, the process of integration of the country's russian-speaking minority did not take place without estonia's conditional integration with the level of integration of the russian-speaking community into the estonian society during the last ten years we have very big problems as in other countries that were once under the rule of soviet communists language plays an important role in the formation of identity and sovereignty and although russian is spoken by most of estonia its use is decreasing as more and more people switch to estonian. i think that if you look back 30 years, go bac

summit of the organization of the country's ecclesiastical resz, that is, in fact, the former soviet republics when the head of the people's republic of china or the president of turkey, erdogan, essentially oust them from what they call their traditional sphere influence that if you say exactly how the kremlin says it, the soft underbelly of central asia is the soft underbelly, i don’t even know how to translate it, you have to think about it. and for me, this is an established expression, and that means the cardigan came directly to this underbelly to teach people e- it is life, moreover, they announced that the turkish republic of northern cyprus, which is recognized only by ankara, is now an observer, all organizations, russia perceives all this painfully. well, what to calm them down, it's a sure measure. you know such a painkiller. well, of course, we want you here. move, but here we will say that you are generally quite right when you have relations with america here, calm down, you know how a wife, when she takes money from her husband, says oh, you are beautiful today, you look so bea

own constitution only in 1996, 5 years after gaining independence, later than all the former soviet republics true, not having managed to properly build their own state, the ukrainian political top. immediately began to destroy his life according to the law turned out to be a serious challenge. especially. if you have the opportunity to change this law all the time or not comply with it, referring to politics, legal decisions, when the right is replaced by political expediency, the first example of such expediency was the refusal of the verkhovna rada to approve the results of the national referendum of the year 2000, which was initiated by the then president. kuchma, 29 million ukrainians participated in it, but the deputies did not approve it. so little by little, the interests of ukrainian politicians took the place of law and destroyed the foundations.