government, namely, in particular, the resignation of the then prime minister of the ukrainian soviet socialist republic , the re-election of the parliament, the nationalization of communist property, and also asked that ukrainian conscripts serve on the territory of ukraine, and abroad only according to their wishes, and asked not to sign the then alliance agreement with the soviet union, i have this information, ano. thank you, dmytro didora, for the reconstruction of the revolution on granite on independence square in kyiv. that's it, i'll see you at 3:00 p.m. read more about important things on our spress website. subscribe to our social media channels, stay close and meet my colleagues, oksana vysochenska and antin borkovsky. infoday of the tv channel in rozpala, there are really many events, so we will involve the most competent and informed experts, in particular the explosions on berdyansk airfield, they still left a lot of questions. viktor dudukalov, in touch with us, deputy chairman of the berdyansk district council. public activist, glory to ukraine, mr. viktor, congratulations to you, glory

16th century, compiled according to the russian chronicle, maps of the times of the ukrainian soviet socialist republic and a historical map of snake island. you can see the maps at the diplomatic academy of ukraine until october 27. we decided. that we this project from the map of cordoba will simply take the maps of the ukrainian people's republic, where the ethnic territories of ukraine were taken from the european maps, we turned to the department of cartography, the vernatsy national library, and there you found some of the maps, in particular the map of zmiiny island, you found there, long before ukraine had already flourished, as kyiv rus was, as it was, it was actually powerful here the ukrainian state, which spoke the pure ukrainian language, yes, and we had not seen anything at all in those swamps, and they did not exist there, an innovative technical laboratory with 3d printers was opened in lviv, it was arranged in the youth space lviv-open lab. the project was implemented with grant funds from unicef ​​fund of the united nations in the field. of the population and the embassy of finland in

closed all the time and was packed a sign that this is an architectural monument of the ukrainian soviet socialist republict's all, and here practically no one had access to this church, and already...' when our church came out of the underground in the 90s, the church was consecrated as a church st. great martyr dmitry, that is why the church has two names, because sometimes people come and ask, they do not know, they say why your church has two names, because it can be roughly said that it was consecrated twice, once, back in 838 and once once in 1990. church of the cathedral of the most holy theotokos, outstanding an architectural landmark in the boykiv style. if you see such a characteristic silhouette. the pyramids were built by the boykas, the inhabitants of the middle part of the ukrainian carpathians. 1838, it was a rather difficult year, because at that time the austro-hungarian empire gathered men-recruits and here the church was mainly built by women, there were very few men who helped, that is, women also hewed the beams and lifted the beams, this they had such a sacrifice for those of their me

everything that happened is happening on the territory of the former ukrainian soviet socialist republicf these unfortunate members and those captured and missing, because if you look , then most of the missing bodies are corpses for which you have to pay, but you don’t want to pay, so it was built anyway around this, the visiting degenerates, the westerners, say some words behind which nothing stands except for the next corpses, but already... no one is going to take everything to europe and nato, there is no more talk about it, corruption is off the charts, pay money attention, they forced ukraine to pay debts to the international monetary fund, yes, it’s your problem that you don’t have money, increase, from 100 to 300% it is necessary to increase, there are not enough people in the army, let’s drive women, what does third-degree disabled mean, this was bought a lot, bavaye serve, deferment among the students, we know, we urgently need you to join the army, that is , there is constant some kind of creativity going on on how to drive and drive you into this meat grinder, and the wester

the 13th century compiled according to the russian chronicle, maps of the time of the ukrainian soviet socialist republic and a historical map of the snake island. you can see the map at the diplomatic academy of ukraine until october 27. we decided that we this project from the map of córdoba about just take the maps of the ukrainian people's republic, where the ethnic territory of ukraine is and european maps were taken, we turned to the department of cartography, the vernadskyi national library , and there some of the maps, in particular the map of zmiiny island, you found there, long before ukraine had already flourished, as was kyivan rus, as it was, it was actually powerful here. the ukrainian state, which spoke the pure ukrainian language, yes, we had not seen anything at all in those swamps, and they did not exist there, people and ideas that protect and create ukraine, and with this slogan , the sixth international artistic and intellectual forum via-carpathia will be held in ivano-frankivsk on october 13-15, where our correspondent natalya stare pravo is currently staying. congratulations, nata

illiterate, small-town, illiterate wage-earners who came to, well, well, the capital of the ukrainian soviet socialist republicthe name ukraine, yes, there were a lot of such things, opinion, and there are still such, and here is hutzulia under a double press, on the one hand, you cannot help but respect what is called intra-ukrainian globalization, on the other hand, you want to preserve something of your own, so what distinguishes you, for example, from the polishchuks or from the inhabitants of the glorious kirovohrad region, when it was, when it was decentralization, in fact, when they tried to unify us, the first thing we did was they didn't allow us to unify with the kosovo community, you did it, the fact is that we lose a lot anyway. therefore, it can be said that it actually preserves our traditions, customs, our uniform, clothing, it is very valuable for us, and we faced the fact that a lot of things were already mixed up, and if we were united with kosovo, then this the moment of our identification, it would speed up, we would be united and start to get confused, so the first thing we did - we united

all the time and there was a sign that said it was an architectural monument of the ukrainian soviet socialist republic. here, virtually no one had access to this church, and already when our church came out of the underground in the 90s, the church was consecrated as the church of the holy great martyr dmitry, that is why the church has two names, because sometimes people come and ask, they do not know , they say, what do you have? the church has two names, because it can be roughly said that it was consecrated twice, once back in 838 and once in 1990. the church of the cathedral of the most holy theotokos is an outstanding architectural landmark in the boykiv style. if you see such a characteristic silhouette of a pyramid, it was built by boyki, the inhabitants of the middle part of the ukrainian carpathians. the year 1838, it was quite a difficult year, because at that time the austro-hungarian empire took male recruits, and here the church was mainly built by women, very few here... there were men who helped, that is, women also hewed the beams, and lifted the beams, it was their sacrifice for thos

winning, all the former effective things are happening on the territory of the former ukrainian soviet socialist republicause if you look at it, most of the missing are innocent. these are corpses for which you have to pay, but you don’t want to pay, so everything is built around this , the degenerates who come, westerners, say some words behind which, apart from the next corpses, there is nothing standing, but a hedgehog understands it, even such a stupid kaklensky, although it’s somehow a pity that the counter-attack failed, no one is going to take everything to europe for nato, there’s even more talk about this. no, corruption the money is off the charts, pay attention, they forced ukraine to pay debts to the international monetary fund, yes, like it’s your problem that you don’t have money, you increase it, they are already taking, like there, housing and communal services, from 100 to 300% it is necessary to increase, in the army doesn’t have enough people, women, let’s drive them in, which means third-degree disabled, they bought a lot of it. we happen to serve, students have delays, we know these

people there, but i remember the data from the school curriculum, when, after all , the ukrainian soviet socialist republicraine there is always they proudly said that no, there are 55 million of us, and i also remember these conversations very well, in this sense, the numbers that sounded... in relation to the crimea, it seems to me that the chance was historic, how we took advantage of it, we also know how history unfolded , yes, with crimea it’s still more complicated, because crimea sincerely believed, well, in fact , until ’95, that it was part of the russian federation , for example, russian rubles circulated there, russian symbols were actively used there, well, there was a certain constitution of that republic of crimea, they claimed to the right to self-determination, and in fact, in 1995, ukraine, in those geopolitical conditions , managed to suppress all these issues and integrate this territory as much as possible, well, into its own space, while, in my opinion, ukraine made the same mistakes that was carried out, for example, by the second polish-lithuanian commonwealth, when it claimed that n

the two then-current members of the united nations, the ussr and the ukrainian soviet socialist republicto hold a referendum in crimea in full compliance with the un charter. on january 20, 1991 , people went to the polls to answer the question on the ballot. you are for the re-establishment of the crimean autonomous soviet socialist... as a subject of the ussr union party to the union agreement. more than 81% took part in the voting and made their informed choice. the will of the people is clear. 93.26% of crimeans voted yes, that is, the inhabitants of the peninsula decided that they would secede from the ukrainian republic and become full autonomy within the ussr or the new union state, which everyone was talking about then, but realizing what was happening, the kiev authorities quietly decided replay everything. kiev decided to seize the initiative of the crimeans, and on february 12, 1991, the supreme the council of the ukrainian ssr adopted a law on the restoration of the crimean assr as part of the ukrainian ssr. this was enough for the ukrainian authorities to make appropriate ch

born in kyrgyzstan, who had moldovan roots, who at that time led the troops of the ukrainian soviet socialist republic it’s hard to say, i think... the creation of a new state, but in the end he got it, in the end they created it, perhaps if this help was not there, then the territory would be smaller. turkey is one of the key partners in the region, 100 years ago today, is it possible to periodize this whole thing with such a concept as forced friendship? you know, usually in big politics they avoid using the term friendship, because it is a category, or this term is, well, probably somewhat emotional. real politics is usually dry, in real politics they usually talk about interests, this is what happened with turkey, we interact, we cooperate, we succeed in a number of areas. akuyu nuclear power plant, built russia, the turkish stream gas pipeline, which made turkey the largest gas hub in europe, numerous russian-turkish joint ventures in the chemical industry. our tourists vacationing in turkey and turkish vegetables on our shelves, all this is a mutual and considerable benefit, and support in the i

born in kyrgyzstan, who had moldovan roots, who led the troops at that time of the ukrainian soviet socialist republicolution, and such, well, yes. at that time for us, and for him protection was the creation of a new state, but in the end he received it, in the end he created it, perhaps if this help had not been there, the territory of modern turkey would have been smaller, now turkey is alone of russia's key partners in the region, partners who always act from the standpoint of our own benefit, but we understand this, russian... relations 100 years ago today, is it possible to organize this entire period with such a concept as forced friendship? you know, usually in big politics they avoid using the term friendship, because this category or this term is probably somewhat emotional, and real politics is usually dry, in real politics they usually talk about interests, so... with turkey, we we interact, we cooperate, and we succeed in a number of areas. the akuyu nuclear power plant, built by russia, the turkish stream gas pipeline, which made turkey the largest gas hub in europe. numerous russian-tur

questions, including legal ones, because ukraine and the belarusian socialist republic, which was part of the soviet union and the ukrainianhey were the founders of the un, and the rsfsr was not the founder of the un, can we, taking into account the complex of crimes committed by putin on ukrainian soil, demand the return legal, including a return to the fact that russia has been there illegally for 30 years, we just need to put an end to this issue once and for all, we can demand it, and we even have to, but let's be objective, it won't happen, but why then do i say that we can and we should, well, first of all, because we are telling the truth, and the truth must always be told, russia is not legal in the un, russia is not the law in rotbez. and russia should not be there, also i think that there is a very high probability that after this war, changes in the reformation of the un, or perhaps even the creation of a new organization may take place, and our task is that already in this new organization, or after those changes and reforms, russia no longer has any veto, any privileged place, and that is why we have to talk a