a completely different nation, and to the great happiness of the ukrainian people, it joined soviet ukrainerritory where all this did not exist, of western ukraine and volyn, and the people who lived in these territories, they did not live with such a traumatized psyche, you know what surprised me, i am from the west of ukraine, and when i came to kyiv and said: "people, the famine, it's so scary, they died." ukrainians, then very often my colleagues who are either from the kyiv region or elsewhere further east, they said: well, what’s the matter here, but nothing, well, it wasn’t a harvest, it’s just that they didn’t accept it, how can you not accept it, well, look, that’s how it always happens with traumatized nations, that’s it things, same story with the holocaust, european jewry deeply traumatized by the holocaust, a traumatized nation, there were just jews in the united states of america, and jews living in israel who didn't survive, ugh. and these are essentially different experiences, people who later came to israel from europe, they experienced everything, it is completely differen

that's all the time, what i 'm trying to explain is that by and large this is soviet ukraine or sovietsia in general, it was the people's republic of the people's republic of china, the bandits just took too much. the territory of the government, you should not think that it was such an ordinary state, i don't know what modern ukraine or some modern france is like, only more repressive, no, that's not true, it was just a bunch of bandits and the bolsheviks were a bunch of bandits, and there is no need for any illusions that they simply managed to seize power, as pushilin and pasichnikov got power from putin, and putin himself seized power in russia with his chekists, this has nothing to do with the institution. institutions work exclusively as a tool of repression, and the people who are in these institutions are also people with a criminal psyche, and this was also an additional such moment, and i think that this is what we are saying, as far as this trauma still does not allow the ukrainian people develop, i think it's a very serious thing, i don't think it's all over. in principle,

, the prohibition of peasants to beg for alms in cities , the prohibition of residents of soviet ukraine to leave for other soviet republics, seizure of livestock, grain, blacklists, measures that deliberately led to the death of millions of people, who should not have died. question. mora is also important because he stood at the beginnings of a certain system, he stood at the beginnings of the stalinist system, the famine, murder, starvation of millions of people in soviet ukraine - this is the first and main lie of stalinism, the lie that it was supposedly necessary for some greater good, and this lie becomes the basis for lying, eh. and lying became politics as such, it becomes basic, from the point of view that the suffering of some must somehow become good for all, and therefore that any suffering can somehow be justified, that an individual does not matter , no matter how many of those people, how it relates to the events of today, how the events of the 30s help us understand the war of the 2020s . i think in several aspects: firstly, looking back, i am impressed that the russian

completely different nation , and to the great happiness of the ukrainian people , they joined soviet ukrainee territory where all this did not exist, western ukraine and volyn, and the people who lived in these territories , they did not live with such a traumatized psyche, you know what surprises me. i'm from the west of ukraine, and when i came to kyiv and said : "people, the holodomor, it's so terrible, ukrainians died, very often my colleagues, who were either from the kyiv region or somewhere further east, said: "well and what's the matter, but nothing, well, it wasn't a harvest, it's just that they didn't accept it, how can you not accept it, well, look, that 's how it always happens with traumatized nations, by the way, it's the same story with the holocaust, european jewry deeply traumatized by the holocaust, a traumatized nation, simply were. jews in the united states of america and jews who lived in israel, who did not experience it, and these are essentially different experiences, people who then came to israel from europe, they experienced all this completely differently than, pe

now actively developed, new regions the european union, but ukraine was not, that's the trick: soviet ukraine such a sham. ukraine at the time of the tsars. was a state where everything ukrainian was consistently banned, realistically, the ukraine that we could see as a state, we saw 1000 years ago, in the times of rus, when the civilizational demarcation of the principalities of southern and northern russia took place, when the mongol invasion touched much northern russia is stronger than southern russia, at that time it was still a statehood that could really be called ukraine, and so. then it was, everything possible was done so that ukraine would not exist, and now we simply have a chance to revive it as self-worth, it would be the most important memory of the people who died during the holodomor, and the ukraine of the time of independence , what kind of ukraine is this? ukraine at the time of independence from 1991 to 2004 was simply a renamed soviet republic , in 2004 there was an attempt to start building an independent... state, which essentially ended with the revenge of these pro-r

, alms were taken away from peasants in the cities , the ban on residents of soviet ukraine to leave for other soviet republics, seizure of livestock, grain, blacklists, measures that deliberately led to the death of millions of people, who should not have died. the issue of the holodomor is also important because it stood at the origins of a certain system, it stood at the origins of the stalinist system. namely, the famine, the murder, the starvation of millions of people in soviet ukraine, this is the first and main lie of stalinism, the lie that it was necessary allegedly for some greater good, and this lie becomes the basis for lying, and the lie became politics as as such, it becomes the main one, from the point of view that the suffering... of some had to somehow become good for all, and therefore that any suffering can somehow be justified, that the individual person doesn't matter , no matter how many of those people, how it relates to the events of today, how the events of the 30s help us understand the war of 2020 , i think in a few aspects, first of all, looking bac

developed, new regions of the european union, but ukraine was not ukraine, that's the trick: soviet ukraineut such a sham. ukraine during the time of the tsars was a state where everything ukrainian was consistently banned. really, there we saw ukraine, which we could see as a state, 1000 years ago, in the times of russia. ugh. when did this happen? the civilizational demarcation of the principalities of southern and northern russia, when the mongol invasion affected northern russia much more than southern russia, at that time it was still a statehood that could really be spoken of as ukraine, and what happened later, everything possible was done so that ukraine would not was, and now we simply have a chance, to revive it as self-worth, and it would be, by the way, the most important memory, but about the people who died during the holodomor, if ukraine, during the time of independence, what kind of ukraine is it? ukraine at the time of independence from 1991 to 2004 was simply a renamed soviet republic. in 2004, there was an attempt to start building an independent state, which essentially

developed, new regions of the european union, but ukraine was not ukraine, that's what the focus is, soviet ukraineraine, but such a sham, the ukraine of the times of the tsars was a state where everything ukrainian was consistently banned, realistically . we saw the ukraine that we could see as a state 1,000 years ago, in the times of the rus, when the civilizational separation of the principalities of southern and northern russia took place, when the mongol invasion affected northern russia much more than southern russia, that's when it there was still statehood, which you could really talk about as ukraine, and what happened later, everything possible was done so that ukraine did not exist, and now we simply have a chance to revive it. as self-worth, it would be , by the way, the most important memory, but about the people who died during the holodomor, and what kind of ukraine was it at the time of independence, what kind of ukraine is it? ukraine at the time of independence from 1991 to 2004 was simply a renamed soviet republic, in 2004 there was an attempt to start building an independent sta

soviet republic in the late 1940 it's. it was an a major effort to try and split the ukraine off from the soviet union. and if they couldn't do that, they would create session the dissension in distress between the, the ukraine and the mother of the land. that they would have the free opportunity to do whatever they wanted in the idea was to roll back the soviet union and push it back into its confines. and they were made as simple as anywhere else in the world. operation aerodynamic began shortly after world war 2 and lost it almost 3 decades. few people know, but among its key figures for the most notorious ukrainian nationalist latent what was the end of the 2nd world war? the us army counter intelligence corps began to have contacts with step funded by tara, at nickel the bed, and the organization for these nationalist army working against what was in the soviet union. the us has recently declassified 250000 pages of documents detailing operation aerodynamic. among them was a curious financial report on items needed, so call my desk was members who were to infiltrate the soviet union. it included tr

the emergence of neo-paganism and the war with russian orthodoxy in ukraine. began almost immediately after the collapse of the sovietand a few years later, ukraine becomes one of the world centers of spiritual permissiveness with active support from the usa and europe. glory nations. this is also evidenced by documents found on the premises of gennady makhnenko’s sect. here are documents indicating the collection of funds, funds were transferred in dollars , this is how we see, even the us church itself , a lot of trucks with foreign license plates came here, a lot of people gathered here, unloaded something, received something, very we came often, twice a week, wherever we found any kind of documents, journals, evidence, photographs, everywhere it was - the usa, they sponsored, all of this, exactly financially, we see a project, an orphanage, which was sponsored by curators from the united states, if putin’s troops, if bandits continue to kill people on my land, i ’ll probably call the bishop one day and ask him to remove me from my pastoral rank and let me go and stand next to him with my boys to defend my land. s

ukraine. while the soviets quickly eliminated the agents, the operation generated considerable interest at ciaike that, they got it from the americans. as the most active player, the british, who also tried to fish in troubled waters, and accordingly, the germans, who tried to take revenge for their defeat, are again committing atrocities by the banderaites, only now under the control of the new masters - the cia. these are the very methods that were previously impossible , especially noted in the documents of the american intelligence services, when they began to kill teachers and doctors, the calculation was that the people should not see that, in principle, the soviet government was bringing at least something good , for example, a settlement came under the control of the soviet government, a collective farm was created there, a school was opened, in general, and as it were, peaceful life was being established, that is, first of all, they killed the extremely cruel chairman of the collective farm, killed teachers, killed all those people who somehow sympathized with the soviet regime, bruta

submit the more than paganism in the fight against russian orthodoxy and most in ukraine, almost immediately on the soviet union's collapse in just a few years, ukraine became a well center for the spiritual chaos actively supported by the us and bureau today some of the bus or the in the midst of the shower and the bone, the soldier monument was erected in 1947 in the estonian capital by the soviets authorities. originally, bells have found the burial site of troops, remains. it's the memorials of the soldiers who gave their lives in world war 2 was the risk of the informing service. give william forgive for really confused. in 2007, the custodial government decided to relocate the monument from the city center or for the gods by me to a to where in the frustrating to move divided the population is stony, is large of russian speaking community strongly opposed. it's an intense rising, broke out and tell them these have since become the as the problems and i drive across the username and, you know, look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders give

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ukrainian nationalists, on transporting them by air to the territory of western ukraine, when it became clear that sovietn 1964 in chicago, later in the state of new york in the town of springland a temple of mother of ukraine will be created, but that’s all? a strange ukrainian religion came to light thanks to a secret cia project called prologue, whose main goal was to create separatist nationalist sentiments in soviet ukraine. and here, i think, the united states certainly bears some share of the blame for this nazi religion. studying declassified cia documents, member of the house of representatives jeff young more than once came across facts of cooperation between american intelligence and similar radically religious organizations. this is a religious sect or cult that emphasizes the superiority of the ukrainian people and glorifies the ideas ukrainian nationalism. they denigrate ethnic russians and everything russian in general. in the sixties, in just a few years, runvira divisions would open all over america and they did not care what such religious organizations propagate or do, they would suppo

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this person used to work, and the comment is as follows: i'm sorry, but what was banned in in soviet ukraine, in the soviet union, the bills had inscriptions in all the languages ​​of the republics, one ruble, one karbovanets, on the coat of arms of the state the proletarian slogan was also in all languages, in bookstores, this is what i reproduce in bookstores, a bunch of books in ukrainian, the ukrainian state tv channel ut1 and radiopromin, girls he nightgowns and men in harem pants and embroidered jackets were at every holiday, then we lived friendly, writes a person in 2023 about the soviet era. mr. serhiy, here you are as a witness, you and i are already speaking as witnesses of the era. what did it mean that you came to kyiv? in the late 60s, early 70s, what did it mean at that time to be a ukrainian-speaking person in kyiv, what did it mean at that time to be a ukrainian-speaking, say, film critic? i was studying at the ukrainian department at the faculty of philology, it was easier for me, because i, by definition, was oriented to the sphere of ukrainian studies, the ukrainian langu

project called prologue, the main goal of which was to create separatist nationalist sentiments in soviet ukrained here i think the united states certainly bears some share of the blame for this nazi religion. studying declassified cia documents, participant in the elections to the house of representatives. i have more than once come across facts of cooperation between american intelligence and similar radical near-religious organizations. this is a religious sect or cult that emphasizes the superiority of the ukrainian people and glorifies the ideas of ukrainian nationalism. they denigrate ethnic russians and everything russian in general. in the sixties, in just a few years, runvira divisions would open throughout america and canada. glory to dasbova, they don’t care what such religious organizations propagate or do, they will support any associations that sow hatred and chaos in the country that came under the gun, but even before his death, lev silenko will hide who exactly was behind the creation of it the sect has been paying for its expenses for decades, you have benefactors, and there hav

this person used to work, and the comment is as follows: excuse me, but what was forbidden in soviet ukrainehe soviet union, on bills in all the languages ​​of the republics, one ruble, one karbovanets, on the coat of arms of the state, the proletarian slogan is also in all languages, in bookstores, i create a bunch of books in ukrainian in bookstores, the ukrainian state tv channel ut1, and a radio beam, girls in crowns and men in trousers and embroidered jackets were at every holiday, then we lived friendly, - writes a person in 2023 about the soviet era. mr. serhiy, here you are as a witness, you and i are already speaking as witnesses of the era , what it meant when we moved to kyiv in the late 60s, early 70s, what it meant at that time to be a ukrainian-speaking person in kyiv, what it meant at that time to be ukrainian-speaking, let's say kinoz. well, at that time i was studying at the faculty of philology, the ukrainian department, it was easier for me, because i, by definition, was oriented towards the sphere of ukrainian studies, the ukrainian language, and therefore we existed in a

almost immediately of the soviet union's collapse in just a few years, ukraine became a well center for the spiritual chaos actively supported by the us and bureau today, the bus or the hi, i'm actually i have to and i'm here to played with you whatever you do do not watch my new show. seriously. why watch something that's so different. whitelisted opinions that he won't get anywhere else. welcome to please or do have the state department to see i a weapons makers, multi 1000000000 dollar corporations. choose your fax for you. go ahead. change and whatever you do, don't my show stay main street because i'm probably going to make you uncomfortable . my show is called stretching time. but again, it's not, we don't want to watch it because it might just change the way and say the this is confirmed by documents found in the premises of mouth and then goes called the investigator. so she has a lot of juniors like city of unit and they said it still updated was utilized florida. we were wondering does it because it shows typical says sure should on page ocean or full semester. and i mean, i k

everything is soviet, this is bad, we need to create a different image, we need remember that soviet ukrainee soviet baltic states, about soviet lithuania, about soviet moldova, those countries in which statehood took place not with the features of statehood, but full-fledged within the framework of the united soviet union, but i don’t know, the riga film studio, but the theater in nevezhe, lithuanian actors, but moldovan... products that became a brand precisely in the soviet union, who knew about moldovan wines before the soviet union, if we speak completely honestly and objectively, and so we can say for each country, why not make this platform... we are talking about something else, but we need to act actively, and not react to them, because you made such a museum, and we will make you a reverse museum, it won’t work, that is, a struggle for minds is necessary, the form can be searched for and discussed, but the fact that it is necessary to fight for minds, doubts, what we see in moldova is confirmed by polls, by the way, even in the baltic states, although they are trying to hide it, th

part of the classified c i a project, a time to stir up separatist a nationalist sentiment in soviet ukraine. and therefore, i said, i'd say it's almost certainly there's some of the blame for this nazi like religion . while studying declassified c i a documents, jeff young, a house of representatives, candidates often found things indicating us intelligence collaborated with radical clause a religious organizations. it's a religious fact or called that stresses the superior already of the ukrainian people, ukrainian nationalism, denigrates, masnik, russians, everything russian the just a few years during the 19 sixty's run 0 chapters were opened across the united states and canada. it doesn't matter what these groups say or do they will support them if it's, if the groups are causing hatred and chaos within the target country. even on these despots, the link to remain silent about who was behind establishing his cold and who had been funding it for decades. since world war 2 united states, as foster extremist anti russian prejudices and hatreds among the ukrainian, the ass for 10, at least

00;00] international platforms, copper ones, earlier in the times of the soviet union there or soviet ukraine, we also had speeches there or , publications that were made for abroad and influenced abroad, and it is clear that at that time, in the soviet union, and why the verkhovna rada ukraine does not initiate the creation of such platforms in order to outplay russia on the international stage and create its own media field, including presenting truthful information through its platforms, without using the tai magazine there, because it is not clear that then the journalists of the magazine write, or others, there are british or german publications, well, i think that it is necessary to use all international countries, about the crimes of aggressors and so on, and so on, this is the first position, secondly, i would not even talk so much about the verkhovna rada and proputativ said how much i emphasize once again: in my opinion, it is possible and necessary to support more ukrainian information products , but about the defense of the country, about combat work, about volunteers, about the w

history, that all, as you said, the southern russian lands were transferred under formation of soviet ukraineukraine as part of the empire, yes, there were regions, and the most, it came in the 16th century, ukraine, consisted of three regions, there are kiev, the kiev region, zhitomir, chernigov, that’s all, that’s it - it came from the polish-lithuanian commonwealth, from poland, voluntarily, uh, then, it’s in our archives , i’ve already talked about this, a letter, we, russians, orthodox people, turn to moscow, to the tsar, and so on, and trying to defend our rights, we turned to warsaw with the same thing: we, russians, orthodox people, ask to preserve this and that... we demand, so and so on, which means, well, then what happened happened, which means they began to form the soviet union formed a huge ukraine, and first of all, largely at the expense of the southern russian lands, everything along the black sea there and so on, although all these cities, as you know, were founded by catherine ii, after a series of warriors with the turkish, with the ottoman empire, it means, well, okay, i

ukrainian side on international media platforms, earlier in the times of the soviet union there or soviet ukraineher broadcasting there or publications that were made for abroad and influenced abroad, and it is clear that at that time, in the soviet union, why did the verkhovna rada of ukraine not initiate the creation of such platforms in order to outplay russia on the international stage and create its own the media field, including submitting truthful information through their platforms, without using time magazine there, because it is not clear what they write to journalists later, or others, there british or

the armed forces of ukraine, formed in 1991 , adopted soviet military ranks. in particular , there were only three non-commissioned officers in the army at that time. junior, just a sergeant and senior, who were not particularly valued, unlike in democratic countries, where a sergeant was considered a representative of the caste of professional soldiers, but since the beginning of the anti-terrorist operation, the umbilical cord was gradually cut. and in 2019 ensigns and midshipmen were removed, in the next year new sergeant ranks appeared, such as the military claims, this is not just a name change to nato standards, but the beginning of personnel reform of the armed forces. vladyslav, who two weeks ago was the chief sergeant of the 114th brigade, supports this opinion. he calls this link the backbone of the ukrainian army. a sergeant of the armed forces of ukraine is, first of all, a leader who will not be stopped by anything and who is not afraid of anything. that is, he accepts. love a challenge and he performs these functions with honor, dignity, he is a

all-russian central committee, a day later by poland, and on april 17 by the central council of soviet ukrainet war. the exchange of instruments of ratification took place in minsk on april 30, 1921. the border line between soviet russia and the second polish-lithuanian commonwealth, according to the second article of the treaty of riga, were approved by a mixed border commission. she did not divide settlements in half in cases when. the run took place in the middle of any village or city was not recorded. it was stated in the contract. quote: in cases where the border is defined by the expression leaving such and such a village on such and such a side, it must be left on this side of the border with all the land plots that belonged to it before poland occupied the region, avoiding through polositsy. in the twenties , the unburnt koidanovsky district appeared on the political maps of the world. here, on april 1, 1921, the border commission established a border; the border with poland is only 9 km away. therefore, in negorely they began to actively develop infrastructure, hotels, restaurants, c

defense for foreign affairs, a little later this will allow the soviet union, soviet belarus and soviet ukraine after the solemn ceremony, the victory flag is sent in a long way to gomel. and villages in the order of their calendar liberation. sergey saventrantov, dmitry davidenko, ilya khristinin and konstantin morozov. ntv. minsk, belarus. well, now news for weather-dependent people, in the next 2 days, a magnetic storm will cover the earth. the disturbance is forecast to peak this morning. it's all because of two strong solar flares. the center for space weather forecasts, and there is one, clarified. they happened, quote, directly. opposite us in the central zone, so the storm will probably be one of the most severe this year, and doctors are warning weather-sensitive people not to engage in heavy physical labor today, operate machinery, or even drive. in addition, there may be a sleep disorder, dullness, apathy, increased irritability, and for those who don’t care about the vagaries of the weather, even the cosmic weather, the advice is to look more often at the sky over the central federa

war against us, economic, ideological, informational and a war on the territory of the former soviet ukraineknow, i was thinking where to start, and i want to say that on my phone, i’m sure, like many people sitting in this room, there are several chats where... literally every minute, every hour, ordinary russian people, village residents , villages, rectors of churches, municipal employees, collect 100 or 300 rubles each to help our soldiers, to help military doctors, to help those who are left homeless, this is the russian world today, this is the russian idea... helping our neighbors, solidarity, unity in the face of the trials that russia is now going through, rallying around the supreme commander-in-chief, around the army of our defenders, for the sake of freedom and sovereignty of our fatherland, for the sake of preserving our faith in history, for the sake of victory in the fight for survival and development of our unique russian civilization, russia has always won, and will win this time. moreover, we will only become stronger. just as in a moment of danger a person’s previously dor

soviet union. the c, i a controlled u. p. a dense squads killed anyone. they considered an enemy of ukraine from soviet school teachers to shop with because they were ruthless and use the most sophisticated methods. the yoga sonic of a veteran of a g. b foreign intelligence believes the events of the mid 20th century and that of islands and brutality. a very similar to what's happening in ukraine today. the school is the work of the descendants of ukrainian nationalist who fled to the us and canada to world war 2. it was a 2 at the instigation of the ca became the hands of various organizations. doesn't form your company, you might get hurt or finish. keep your menu key for what she pays. yep. she's done with us of the of water. okay. here's the deal. it was beautiful and then could i use the metal? i'm comfortable as what we do with closely with media. i'm ramble if you think we extend on the bottom there. but i'm going to people try to suppose that doesn't help with this, and i'll have to agree assume no, no, no, cisco a mass. so the french doing list is on the recognizes how similar even

we will take the capital, as it was, by the way, in the 17th year, when they started to create soviet ukraine there from kharkov, is it at all possible now under the current conditions, with the understanding of the people, what is happening in the country, with the understanding. people, that there is a great war going on and what is at stake the lives of many millions of people, because no matter what coup they try to do there, it is clear that for tens of millions of people there it will end in concentration camps, siberia and destruction, you just guessed very correctly, i thought about it, but then somewhere it occurred to me for some reason, it is possible to organize not a maidan, but an anti -maidan, and despite the fact that it is like... a boutique, that is, there are some signs, yes, a wall, because when yanukovych conducted his campaign, he conducted a campaign very similar to the one conducted by our ukraine, even with the same technical with means, with flags, with shouts, there, but people drove up, but there was none, there was no such feeling of unity and some kind of inspira

the kharkov agricultural institute in the fifty-first year, so there, on the territory of then soviet ukrainerussia, general spent his childhood army, a good family, with rich traditions, one of the grandfathers, sergei kozhuga’s great-uncle, fought, a major in the medical service, well, all wonderful, worthy people, a temple, a very interesting temple, 120 years old, one of the most beautiful in stakhanov, i stopped by, i looked, representatives of the local community showed me, they told me with love, of course, they protected it all the years of the war, you have to understand that there were battles and cannonades all around, so of course, the temple needs repairs, care, and now they are working on it, they are doing it seriously, they are looking for money, well complex and difficult times , they are trying to restore it, and, by the way, they are sending from different cities and villages a wide variety of very interesting objects so that everything around the temple can also be made habitable; two icons that decorate the temple were donated. even before the events of the fourteenth yea

they are on international media platforms, earlier in the times of the soviet union there or soviet ukraine, we had other broadcasting there or publications that were made for abroad and influenced abroad, and it is clear that at that time, the soviet special services influenced in this way what happened in the west either informed, we now have almost no such channels, or they are, they are... quite weak, and why does the verkhovna rada of ukraine, well, not initiate the creation of such platforms in order to, well to beat russia in the international arena and create its own copper. field, including presenting true information through their platforms, without using time magazine there, because it is not clear what they write to journalists, or others, there british or german knowledge, well, i think that it is necessary to use all international media, electronic, digital , any to convey the truth about the events in ukraine, about the crimes of the aggressor, and so on, and so on, this is the first position, the second, i would not even talk so much about... the council and proputativ here

before the holodomor and after it, and here the first difficulties arise, because the censuses in soviet ukraineplace in in 1926, that is, long before the famine, and then in 1937 and 1939, also after a certain period after the famine, moreover, the census data of the 37th year were falsified and there are ongoing discussions as to how much we can use them. the second thing about which it is necessary to agree, in order to get a single figure that would satisfy everyone , this is who we consider victims of the famine, because it is not only about those people who died of hunger, but also, let's say, repressed, those people who were deported to siberia, they were sent into exile, people died there, not always they died in 32-3 years, but if, for example, they were repressed, in the context of grain procurement in this period. they are justified, they should probably be considered as victims of the famine, and finally the third thing, which also does not fully allow us to agree on how the final number of victims of the famine should be is a question of whether we should take into account the so-ca

ova, claims that the administrative building of the former collective farm came under attack soviet ukraine, at the corner of gagarin and portova streets, according to him, five people were killed and another 15 were injured. ukrainian monitoring publications write that the rocket hit the second floor of the building, where deployed personnel of the russian military. photos of the destruction are also published on the network, but we are now showing them, you can see on the screens, so far the official ukrainian, military, officially, more precisely, the ukrainian military has not confirmed the strike on skadovsk, well, in just a few minutes we will discuss in detail the current events in the occupied skadovska, and before that we offer you material from the zaporizhzhia region about how the ukrainian military equipped pickup trucks with self-made launchers. they they say that such an invention has greater mobility, what does it look like, and does it hit the target, see, are you ready? according to the given direction angle, it takes less time for guidance to disassemble and assemble our i

defense for foreign affairs, a little later this will allow the soviet union, soviet belarus and soviet ukraineg the solemn ceremony in gomel, the victory flag is sent along a long route to each of the belarusian cities, towns and villages in the order of their calendar liberation. sergey savin, tigrantov, dmitry davidenko, ilya khristinin and konstantin morozov, ntv minsk, belarus, well, now news for weather-sensitive people, today tomorrow a magnetic storm is raging on the earth, the peak of disturbance occurred this morning, this is due to two solar flares. in the center of space weather forecasts, and there is one, they clarified that they happened, i quote, right in front of us in central zone, so the storm will probably be one of the strongest this year, and doctors warn that weather-sensitive people should not yet engage in heavy physical labor, work with equipment, or even drive; in addition , sleep disorders, depression, and increased apathy are possible irritability , and for those who don’t care about the vagaries of the weather... the cosmic weather is advised to look at the sky mor

entity to unite together, about ukrainization, let’s let's try... now look in the story at how it all happened, and then answer the question why. in the first years of sovietssar for nationalities, declared a fight against the remnants of the great russians. the bolsheviks entered ukraine three times and it was very difficult for them to take root here. it was necessary to put forward a program that would be positively received locally. indigenization is voted on, indigenization is proclaimed, and in each republic it takes on its own form. in ukraine, it was promoted in two phases: ukrainization in relation to ukrainians and indigenization in relation to ethnic minorities. at the twelfth party congress , the bolsheviks proclaimed a policy of indigenization, that is, in the national soviet republics, the russian language and culture were to be supplanted by the local ones. thus, in a country still reeling from the civil war, in conditions of hunger and devastation, the government allocated half a million rubles to print ukrainian primers abroad. linguists began to form the literary ukrainian language; books and books began to be published in it en masse. ne

soviet union. the c, i a controlled u. p. i dent squads killed anyone. they considered an enemy of ukraine from soviet school teachers to shop workers. they were ruthless and used the most sophisticated methods, the yogi sonic of a veteran of k g b foreign intelligence believes the events of the mid 20th century in nevada and some brutality. very similar to what's happening in ukraine today. the school is the work of the descendants of ukraine, new nationalist who fled to the us and canada of 12 or 2. it was a 2 at the instigation of the ca became the hands of various organizations, doesn't form your company might get hurt or finish. keep your menu key for shipping and helps you don't like those from the of one of the key for the years in the bureau and then could i use them? not all of them come towards what we do. of course the west media. i'm around both categories that i'm the, i'm not in there, but i'm going to different, right? you're supposed to as an equal with this and i'll have to agree, assume mil and i say square mass. so here's the, the, you know, french doing list is on the r

defense foreign affairs, a little later this will allow the soviet union, soviet belarus and soviet ukraine solemn ceremony in gomel , the victory flag is sent along a long route to each of the belarusian cities, towns and villages, in the order of their calendar liberation. sergey savin, tegrantov masyan, dmitry davidenko, ilya khristinin and konstantin morozov, ntv, minsk, belarus. russia is summing up the first results of changes in the field of mortgage lending. the amount of the down payment has increased, interest rate. he knows what will happen to housing prices now and whether mortgage benefits will be extended. polina mironova from yekaterinburg is packing her things in her old apartment, admiring photos of the new one on her phone; the mother of four children and her husband took the spacious home on a preferential mortgage; the bank loan was issued with just two documents. you don’t need to provide certificates, there are numerous documents about your income, expenses, confirming your solvency, everything is very simple, that is, there is such a tempting story: you provide passpo

after the signing of the border treaty in 1919, soviet russia and ukraine will have another 10 years remains of the former provinces of novorossi is ekaterinoslavskaya, in a stripped down form, a little bit like this, in a stripped down form. for example, other provinces are disappearing, because the donetsk province is being created, on this, on this... territories of the province, and the kherson province, as it were, splits into odessa and kherson, which then turns into nikolaev. the revival of the term novorusiya began in 2014; a separate section tells about the high cost of this return. exhibitions. olga mokhova, anastasia popova, valery sovelev, typical new russia. that's all we wanted to talk about. today, kiril vyshinsky was with you, see you soon. let's watch before everyone else, four children, ex- husband, endless stress at work, vasnetsova, why are you always nothing but problems, let's sign up and watch. there was a spy in your military registration and enlistment office, they said that the heads of the military registration and enlistment office, they secretly send, sup

novorossiysk and kharkov, after the signing of the border agreement in 1919, soviet russia and ukrainefrom the former provinces of novorossi in a slightly stripped-down form is ekaterinoslav. for example, other provinces are disappearing, because the donetsk province is being created on this territory, and the kherson province, it seems to be breaking up into the odessa province. and kherson, which then turns into nikolaevskaya. the revival of the term novorusiya began in 2014, about a separate section of the exhibition tells how expensive this return is. olga mokhova, anastasia popova, valery savelev, typical novorossiya. that's all we wanted to talk about today. kirill vyshinsky was with you, see you soon. the investigative committee is investigating the shelling of donetsk that occurred last evening, as a result of the strike by the ukrainian armed forces, two people were killed and 12 more people were wounded, including izvestia journalists, the zvezda tv channel operator was under fire in the budenovsky district, with details vera itskova. the past 24 hours in the donetsk people's

ukraine has become. good ones, the richest of the soviet republics. ukraine turned into the forest. the item started fine and the budget was plundered and industry was destroyed, the, the most valuable land assignments, blanks oil, the was on, at least on millions of people, forced to live abroad against them, will have the so they decided to profit by selling the organs of their own dead soldiers, the those of oceans. would you let us be of the one you is lamb i was supposed to get it to the bus of but of just get pushed it because this is j several ways and that was in cut them out to see did you any sooner enough way as much you to, to do pretty much ok and when you come, when you, because over the 2 is you could keep them with them for doing you when most of you. so when your website still has seen it, but it has actually starched maybe children's home number one, the oldest annual guns is operational. children of own ages live here or the that up? your yes, corporate, the tory a, much of a is the boss and the main teacher at the children's how the kids address. affectionately a

as for nuclear and biological threats in the post-soviet space, ukraine plays a key role here, behindre his western partners. according to patrushev, the russian country. regularly receives information about dangerous experiments simulating biological attacks carried out in the post-soviet space by western countries, primarily the americans. well , nikolai patrushev even called the attacks of ukrainian drones on russian nuclear plants nuclear terrorism. the lack of success on the battlefield is forcing kiev to increasingly resort to terrorist methods, including attempted murder of russian citizens. attacks on civilian targets critical infrastructure. similar actions were taken by the ukrainian side in relation to the leningrad, kalinin and kursk nuclear power plants. on october 26, one of the ukrainian drones hit a nuclear waste warehouse on the territory of the kursk nuclear power plant, and the other two hit its administrative complex. air defense systems shot down five ukrainian planes in one day, the ministry of defense reported. two su-25 attack aircraft, two mig-29 fighters and