this is precisely what united both the veterans of the red army and the veterans of the upa, who livedbe able to speak calmly among themselves, lived to dialogue, and who understood each other very quickly, in fact, well, quite quickly, maybe as quickly as we would like them, their grandchildren, grandchildren and great-grandchildren, but got along, understood each other, because they... understood the price, that's why by 2023 may 8 was officially considered a day of remembrance and reconciliation, the reconciliation of both sides for the sake of world peace, which russia could not resist violating, it is not about someone winning over someone, but that it is the day of victory over nazism, something has passed and reconciliation between europeans, it is obvious that now in ukraine, for example, it cannot be formulated in this way, because... the understanding of that terrible struggle continues to be formed among ukrainians. it is important to understand that the victory was not won by the red army, but by the anti-hitler coalition, and not in the great patriotic war, but in the seco

internal affairs of russia in the city of upa. commander of the parade squad, police lieutenant colonel, artur amitov. regiment employees ensure the protection of public order and solve a significant number of offenses and crimes. a parade squad from the finnish law institute and the ministry of internal affairs makes a ceremonial march onto the square. russian federation, the parade squad is headed by police colonel, viarel blocha. created more than 50 years ago, the ufa law institute provides training for departments of investigation, criminal investigation, anti-corruption and economic security. over the years of its existence, they have undergone training within the walls of the institute. a high level of training for future specialists is ensured by a teaching staff consisting of 10 doctors of science, seven professors, 91 candidates of science, 46 associate professors, 20 employees with honorary titles and... state awards, providing training for specialists for the internal affairs bodies of russia, ubimsky legal the institu

here in the photo is our neighbor without a head, it was cut off by the upa punitive forces, and my parentsllage. i was one and a half years old at the time, my mother later told me that bandera’s men shot at her, she fell and dropped me somewhere in a field. but my father later found and warmed me up, i barely survived, the cosmonaut’s father, then bandera’s men still found and finished off, and burned the village to the ground, in that almost 20 of miroslav’s relatives died in the massacre, germashevsky even took the soil from his native ashes with him into orbit, this is my relic, the mongolian cosmonaut gurakchash. he is loved and respected in the country, and monuments are erected during his lifetime. general gurgacha was both a deputy of the great khural and the minister of defense of mongolia. all space relics , along with the descent capsule and spacesuit, have returned. every time i visit the star city, i remember those times. star city is not only for me, but also for my family home. my son came to star city when he was 3 months old and returned when he was 3 years old. mongols an

police patrol service, and the department of the russian ministry of internal affairs for the city of upacommander of the parade squad, police lieutenant colonel, artur amitov. regimental staff ensure the protection of public order, solve a significant number of offenses and crimes. the parade squad of the ufa law institute and the ministry of internal affairs of the russian federation enters the square in a solemn march. porad. the crew is headed by police colonel viarel blocha. created more than 50 years ago, the ufa law institute trains personnel for the investigation department, criminal investigation, anti-corruption and economic security. over the years existence within the walls of the institute were trained.

people during the volyn massacre, here’s our photo a neighbor without a head, she was chopped off by the upaaged to escape from the village, i was one and a half years old at the time, my mother later told me that bandera’s men shot at her, she fell and dropped me somewhere in a field, but my father later found me and warmed me up me, i barely survived, the cosmonaut’s father, then the bandars. still, they found and finished off, and burned the village to the ground. almost 20 relatives of miroslav died in that massacre. germashevsky even took the earth from his native land with him into orbit. this is my relic. the mongolian cosmonaut guraksha zhukderdin was forced to personally rescue the descent vehicle on which he was returning from orbit to the ground. the capsule was almost sent to the landfill, along with the collapsed socialist system. monuments. general gurgacha was both a deputy of the great khural and the minister of defense of mongolia. all space relics, along with the descent capsule and spacesuit, returned to the newly created astropark space museum. mom gave me 10 tugriks with

the un upa nazis carried out dozens of misanthropic actions during the punitive operation swamp fever killed and burned alive, more than 10 thousand people, 1,200 were driven into german slavery. today, their actions are actively blamed on the war criminals themselves and elevated to the rank of heroes. during the all-belarusian people's assembly, the head of the state security committee noted an extremely important thing. everything that is happening today is not something new. the kgb archives record exactly the same approaches, only adapted to modern realities. perhaps one of the key reasons is the clear continuity of the power of ideology. in the photo, the president of latvia, edgars renkiewicz. it was a matter of back in 2013, rinkevich himself was the head of mit at that time. but we are interested in the second character, with whom edgar takes photographs without a twinge of conscience, probably even feeling a sense of pride. developed, were any technologies used, were they trying to recruit those people so that they would go over to the side of the enemy, how did this situati

he sits against the backdrop of the flag of the banned bandera upa, but at the same time he broadcastsern banderaites will probably not like at all. this is a sensational video by the editor-in-chief of ukrpomoika censor.net yuri butusov, who gave away a lot the inconvenient truth about the quality of training of militants in the armed forces of ukraine. it was she, let me remind you, who rushed into the ravine, leaving weapons and equipment in positions as the fighters of our north group advanced in the kharkov region, accordingly, even for a strategically important direction it was good. made the decision to leave square when he realized in the civilian troops that commanders and officials treated ukrainians like cattle from which they could cut off their last money or send them to slaughter. sergei told his story to journalists masha, he says, that i entered the service in 2021. after finishing the eleventh grade, i was inspired by the idea of ​​going to serve, like the bulk of my relatives, my grandfather, great-grandfather, great-great-grandfather, and also my father also served i

in the upa, azov, other national liberation movements of ukraine, and, at great risk, when there is nott listening to such songs, but also demonstration of a video clip, for example, one of the songs, i don't remember which one it was, but there were several people there. not only were they fined, but also put under administrative arrest for several virgins, due to the fact that there was a demonstration of azov symbols on the screen. i hope that crimeans will freely listen to ukrainian music without any problems. now let's talk about how crimea is mentioned on the territory of mainland ukraine, as we crimeans say, or on the big land, well, in particular, in the verkhovna rada of ukraine. exhibition, i'm sorry, we also have an air alarm, and there is an exhibition dedicated to the crimean resistance to the occupation in the verkhovna rada of crimea, the government has developed and presented a program for economic recovery of crimea, economic development of crimea after deoccupation, so have you heard anything about these plans of the government. and why is it necessary to plan the econ

thank you. sonya and make sure to leave some catch upa for her mother to eat when she gets home late in the evening from her job as an accountant cody is mother doesn't earn much and most of it goes towards her only daughter's tuition fees about a 130 years each month and it's a constant battle with my mother. she keeps telling me musics, no good, my child. and i tell her, yes it is. use it as a part of me. and then she'll say cloud, you go and study cape virgin, use like one pay away. it'll do you know, good of the blue scarfs there. done. have you forgotten anything that's already 9 15 pm on the evening of the 1st performance with the new song. it's about to begin the, the key will earn her around 30 years. but it's true where it is greater saudi is songs are helping to keep, keep birdie and music alive the that song she wrote on the beach about the mountain with the face. now it's live on the concert stage, the contravene a to is preparing or rather be prepared to be queen the this year's queen's dress has been kept secret from the public until the last moment the the catalina is

of prohibited symbols, under prohibited symbols, symbols primarily include songs that glorify oun, upaov, other national liberation movements of ukraine and... at great risk, when it is not just listening to such songs , but also a demonstration of a video clip, for example, one of the songs, i don't remember what it was, but several people there were not only fined, but also put under administrative arrest for several virgins because of the fact that there was on the screen a demonstration of the symbolism of az... i hope so crimeans will freely listen to ukrainian music without any problems. now let's talk about how crimea is mentioned on the territory of mainland ukraine, as we crimeans say, or on the big land, well, in particular , the verkhovna rada of ukraine is currently hosting an exhibition . crimea'. who opposed the occupation in the verkhovna rada of crimea, the government developed and presented a program for economic recovery of crimea, economic development of crimea after deoccupation, so, have you heard anything about these plans of the government and why it is necessary

demonstration of prohibited symbols, the prohibited symbols primarily include songs glorifying oun, upa, others, national liberation movements in ukraine are also at great risk when there is not just listening to such songs, but also the demonstration of a video clip. for example, one of the songs, i don't remember what it was, but several people were not only fined, but and they put him under administrative arrest for several days, due to the fact that there was a demonstration of azov symbols on the screen. i hope that crimeans will freely listen to ukrainian music without any problems. now let's talk about how crimea is mentioned on the territory of mainland ukraine, as we crimeans say, or on the big land. well, in particular, the verkhovna rada of ukraine is currently hosting an exhibition, i'm sorry. we also have air anxiety. the exhibition is devoted to the crimean resistance to the occupation in the verkhovna rada of crimea, in the government developed and presented the economic recovery program of crimea. of the economic development of crimea after the deoccupation, so have you

and so i thought i would put upa one, a person you have just mentioned the stage, nelson mandela.day he was sworn in as leader of south africa. thed+ education. education is the most powerful weapon you can use to change the world. few days ago was elon musk and let's say what he said about education. you can learn anything for free. m.i.t. almost has all of its lessons■d starlink improves the people's e world. can you think of ar, a teacher that had to you the eneg boy? president clinton: yeah. -- first of all, my sixth grade governor then.d at 90 and i was and once a year, she listened■)a body brace. but on the of my career in elementary school, she said i can --ether you are going to becom governor or a permanent prisoner. [laughter] president clinton: and i said dependent on whether you learn when listen and when to talk. but you keepmixed up. so she had a bmpact on me. and i loved her very much. i hadn eighth grade science teacher who taught me the most■# imrt lesson i have ever known. arkansas teachers were thepp second poorest in the country. so he■d was an ex-coach and the

the first thing is that the same commander-in-chief of the upa, roman shukhevich, said that we fight not because we hate those who are in front of us, but because we love those who are behind us. and the second thing is that i already see how this hatred is in the rear, how people who cannot reach the russians,... not on the battlefield, they begin to pour out on those whom they can reach, that is, on themselves, and i i can already see how this hatred, which is being cultivated, is fragmenting ukrainian society, and it seems to me that we in the rear, if we are not already in the trenches, need to be kinder to each other somehow, because everyone is sick, everyone is tired, don't you see how the war was fought with a person, and how your word can hit this person, instead we will observe... we have in social networks, well, not just a parade of these aggressive comments, but very dangerous trends that can tear apart the social organism, and this, when you you see, sometimes they attack, this was the last case a paramedic, kateryna na pseudo-bird, who survived in azovstal, went throug

yury cordoba, the elder, fought in the upa, his grandson started as a pilot in the soviet army.ilot, dad flew migs , but when... just as the company with afghanistan began to actively develop and what needs to be fought, na-na, na-na-na, dad resigned, he always joked that he helped disintegrate the union by eating its budget, because at that time about 4.5-5 million rubles were spent on the training of one fighter pilot, well, who there understands the economy of the ussr, or is interested in it, even if it is colossal money per pilot. and they produced about several thousand there every year. during that time, yuriy kordoma jr. returned to the army and at the same time took a pseudo-bass, the same as his grandfather upivets, who died in the distant 1947 . since the beginning of the russian invasion in february 2022, an officer of the 24th brigade named after king daniel, cordoba bas has been fighting on the front lines. he died as a hero in april of the same year, near the city of liman, the northern gate of donbas. there were seven people, i was with... on dad, they were in a

prohibited symbols, under the prohibited symbols symbols primarily fall into songs that glorify oun, upaazov, other national liberation movements of ukraine, and at great risk when there is not just listening to such songs, but also a demonstration . video clip, for example, one of the songs, i don't remember what it was, but several people there were not only fined, but also put under administrative arrest for several virgins, due to the fact that there was a demonstration of the symbols of azov on the screen, i hope that crimeans will freely listen to ukrainian music without any problems, let's talk now about... the way crimea is mentioned on the territory of mainland ukraine, as we crimeans say, or on the big land, well, in particular, in the verkhovna rada of ukraine, an exhibition is currently being held, i apologize, we also have an air alarm, and an exhibition dedicated to crimea is being held resistance to the occupation in the verkhovna rada of crimea, the government developed and presented a program for the economic... recovery of crimea, the economic development of crimea afte

building were destroyed, it was here that the headquarters of roman shukhevych, the general of khorundzhy upahis last heroic battle took place here. deputies of the lviv regional council supported the decision to rebuild, whether they will be able to restore it, or whether it will have to be built anew, will be decided based on the results of the examination and the architectural competition. currently, the destroyed museum has been fenced off with banners with photos of shukhevych. museums in unoccupied... territories have become centers of russian propaganda, in donetsk and luhansk the invaders hold exhibitions to show ukrainians as fascists and bandarians. all valuable exhibits are looted by the enemy and taken to the territory of russia. so they robbed the kherson art museum named after oleksiy shovkunenko and the melitopol museum of local lore. among the exhibits of the latter is skivske gold. three approaches can be applied to cultural objects. restoration, restoration and conservation. rebuilding an ancient cultural building is a violation, so it is preserved. restoration can be carrie

i would like to note that it was in this building that the upa commander-in-chief fought his last heroictle. changes, they will apply only. e adaptation for the needs of less mobile population groups is the installation of an elevator at the level of the second floor, and we also proposed to arrange a storage room within the basement floor. formerly a basement there was no floor in the house. to learn more interesting and relevant information, follow the update. on our website espresso.tv and on our social networks, we will see you at 10 o'clock. my colleagues lesya vokolyuk and andriy saichuk are waiting for you on the air. don't switch. les fogues! dear friends, we are returning to ether, lesya vakulyuk, andriy saichuk, working in this studio today for you. we hope that you will have the opportunity to wear a vyshyvanka today, we understand that it is not safe for everyone to wear an vyshyvanka, writes our viewer, who remembers about how she left north donetsk, ran away from the occupiers and first packed an embroidered shirt and a ukrainian flag in her suitcase, and then thought that

answer this professionally, i know only two things, the first is that the same commander-in-chief of the upaich, said that we fight: not because we hate those who are in front of us, but because we love those who are in behind us, and the second thing i already see is how this hatred is in the rear, how people who cannot reach the russians, they are not on the battlefield, they begin to pour out on those whom they can reach, that is, on themselves myself, and i already see how this hatred, which is being cultivated, fragments ukrainian society, and it seems to me that we are in the rear, if we are already... in the trenches, we need to be kinder to each other, because everyone is sick, everyone is tired, you do not see how the war was fought with a person, and how your word can hit that person instead, we observe in social networks, well, not just a parade of these aggressive comments, but very dangerous trends that can tear apart the social organism, and this is when you sometimes look at how... , who survived in azovstalia, went through captivity and then they started scolding her there th

upa, the ukrainian paper army, which takes a lot of time, there is a process and write-off of property-off, ammunition, now we actually have internal documents that greatly simplify this process, because we can drown in these reports and in the journals, the journal of the journal calculation is not really a joke, it exists, even in cats , i did not write them a log in the mouse count, but besides that, it is very nice, which reduces. this is by duplicating structures, if the simpler the system, the more and faster decisions are made, this is very important in war, and when everything is duplicated, some functions are complicated, it very bad, that is, the reduction of management, the reduction of the chain along which the teams and our reports go, this is always good, but so that you understand, the people who will be reduced, they will not go to the trenches to us, because. they will go to the headquarters, because they are all in big epaulettes, and this is a position, at least, of a battalion commander or in the headquarters of a brigade, that is, we will have, perhaps more leaders

i would like to point out that it is in this building that the commander-in-chief of the upa the lastle. the changes, they will concern only adaptations for the needs of less mobile population groups, this is a device. elevator in level of the second floor and also we proposed to arrange a storage room within the basement floor, before there was no basement in the house, look for espresso on youtube and be sure to subscribe, because there are live broadcasts of ater, all program releases and special projects that can be seen only we. also a short video on hot topics in the shorts section, subscribe, comment us your important thoughts, be there every day. to find out more interesting and relevant information, follow updates on our website espresso.tv, and also in our social networks. we will see you in less than an hour. later , my colleagues lesya vakulyuk and andriy saichuk will be waiting for you on the air. don't switch. greetings to everyone who watches the espresso tv channel, my name is andriy saichuk, the 813th day of the russian large-scale invasion began today, you are probab

vaus is not ashamed to say this, conditionally speaking, and there are no more disputes whether the upa heroes, the same is true of galicia and everything else, and to the german and russian occupation, i will say more, today the community, the historical community has begun to compare and finally tell the truth out loud, regarding the german occupation of mariupol during the second world war and the russian occupation during all other times, because... a very big mythology, planted in principle by the soviets, that when the germans left mariupol, they burned it to the ground, in fact it was a russian bombing, actually what they did to mariupol again, they simply bombarded it with airplanes, burned the whole city and later wrote it off in history on the germans, well , in fact, the truth is different, and everyone understands it, it does not make the nazis good, it just puts the truth in one, well, calls a spade a spade, that the soviets. and nazism are one and the same, actually, the truth is important, mr. peter, and we thank you for telling the truth of mariupol as it is, petro andry

answer this professionally, i know only two things, the first is that the same commander-in-chief of the upahevich, said that we fight not because we hate those in front of us, but because we love those who are behind us, and... the second thing i already see is how the hatred in the rear, how people who cannot reach the russians, they are not on the battlefield, they begin to pour out to those to whom can reach out, that is, on themselves, and i can already see how this hatred, which is being cultivated, is fragmenting ukrainian society, and it seems to me that we in the rear, if we are not already in the trenches, need to treat each other more gently, because everyone is sick. everyone is tired, you don't see how the war was fought under a man and how your word can hit that person instead, we observe in social networks, well, not just a parade of these aggressive comments, but very dangerous trends that can tear apart the social organism, and this is when you watch, sometimes, how they are attacked, in the last case it was a paramedic, uh... ekaterina, a pseudo-bird, who survived in azovst

the upa, that is, there are great partisan traditions there, i don’t know, and no matter what, they will, the conditionally deaf krolevets in the sixties, but they can take over, they will not move to the southern diet again, no, to the west of the gum, well, it is as if torn off there, well, it will capture the territory in order to capture the territory, well, it is possible, but what are the pros, what are the cons, here it is. conditionally , it is the most promising for them, i don’t even know why they moved to kharkiv, because if they hit , don’t tell me, be careful, be careful, viktor, be careful, no need, the enemy can also watch us and god forbid there, of course there is irony , but, but, what do you think about the shelling of the powerful ones of the same regional center, the sums will intensify, they will continue to shoot and already... i understand that they already have small cabs, these 250- kilogram ones fly to the sums, they destroy them in the border communities, just in the garbage, these are within the reach of their mines and excellent artillery, there, well, up to

me to answer professionally, i know only two things: first, that the same commander-in-chief of the upa, said that we fight not because we hate those who are in front of us, but because we love those who are behind us, and the second thing is that i already see how this hatred in the rear, how people who cannot reach the russians, they are not on the battlefield, they begin to pour out... to those whom they can reach, that is, to themselves, and i i can already see how this hatred, which is being cultivated, is fragmenting ukrainian society, and it seems to me that we in the rear, if we are not already in the trenches, should be kinder to each other, because everyone is sick, everyone is tired, you do not see how the war was fought with a person and how your word can hit this person, instead we watching...

life... and heroism, and intelligence, and we, i think that today we are rethinking, in fact, how the upa to fight, where they played resources, they had no recognized borders, they had no international aid, but they somehow miraculously did, and they dreamed of this independence that we have today, and it is very important for us to keep it and realize it, and therefore, the complexity of the processes is there, but for me, ukrainians are often divided into ukrainians. but we are still citizens of ukraine, and here we are talking about this component, how people from little russia become ukrainians, this is a part is changing, but it is changing very slowly, and what is in the mass media and what people say to each other is the humanitarian component, because when we talk about culture, it is not about art, but it is against behavior, and that's exactly why i personally work with the humanitarian direction and with education, because this is what brings changes in the long term. appointed a new minister of defense, a russian economist, and he said: the economy is not important for russia

the first thing is that the same commander-in-chief of the upa , roman shukhevich, said that we fighte we hate those who are in front of us, but because we love those who are... behind us, and the second thing is that i already see how this hatred in the rear, like people who cannot touch to reach out to the russians, they are not on the battlefield, they are beginning to vent to those whom they can reach, that is, to themselves, and i can already see how this hatred, which is being cultivated, is fragmenting ukrainian society, and it seems to me that we rear, if we are no longer in the trenches, we need to be kinder to each other. because everyone is sick, everyone is tired, you do not see how the war was fought with a person and how your word can hit this person. instead, we watch on social networks, well, not just a parade of these aggressive comments, but very dangerous ones trends that can tear apart the social organism, and this, when you look, sometimes how they are attacked, in the last case, it was paramedics... kateryna, a pseudo-bird, who survived in azovstal, went through

upa gear.tly, for me, it was kind of i thought, oh, i wonder if this would have been the general election launch for the party in this venue if the election had been in the summer. and maybe, you know, you think, well, just do it, do it anyway. and then underneath that are these ideas, this kind of pledge card that's not called a pledge card — or they're not calling it a pledge card — which is their bridge, they hope, between now and the election campaign to give them stuff to talk about that is understandable to voters. in the last 18 months or so, they've assembled various big—picture themes, "missions", as they call them. this is the kind of how you translate that into stuff that you can try and persuade people with. if it's not a pledge card, steve, what are you calling it? first steps. and the point of that is... i mean, the country'sj crying out for change. we saw that... i was up very late - with chris covering some of the local election results. but the country - is voting for change. t

on wednesday morning, the upa at urine all of the cruise urine and processes in the first step of a waterovery system and then sends it downstream to water processor that turns to drinking water. if the station is designed to be closed loop and have urine processed all the way down to drinking water, what that process -- if that process fail in the process where we have to store urine on boards. we can do that. we have bags and tanks for this the intent is to recover and get the equip going again. the pump that failed is expected to run until the fall timeframe, and we had our next manife on the cargo flight that goes up in august. it is available early, and that put us in a position where we have to store a lot of urine, and that further capability we n board. we workedor iss team for a quice to the plan. on wednesdnnedy, got it to the launchpad. it is quitearge and its packed configuration is in a bag thag9t is about three feet long 20 by -- 20 inches to 20 inches and about 150 pounds total. a pretty substantial size. the key for the flight wasn't to perturb the mass property. we wanted

they are never going to give it upas.the mee going all we want to do is incarcerate people. yo iu have "the new york times"o pile on. you know, they save all of the u will find the corporate, culprits. >> trey: you mention something but i cannot let you go, most crime is state local as yous. pointed out. but this issue a pink tough or soft on crime has becomessue a national issue. and i think it may be even ayo presidential issue. able to view the last word. >> i think very much so. a lot of stuff it's important tf that colander if you look at it. consider what we've seen around the country on college campusese the kids are being treated with kid gloves.we we know those are not the gardes variety students but the progressives that will get out and end up in congress and voted for more of this stuff.f people are tired of it. whichever way you go on donald trump or joe biden, they know more of the same is nothe productive for this country.is c it is on the agenda, and it is going to matter. >> trey: paul mauro, the voice vo

and so they got deportey end upa a few days later locked back the dusty hills. place and the way for the darkness to settle? when it does, they again start walking north and eventually they reach the central valley of california, which is where patty's life begins. for the second time, united states. this is where their life, they don't have fences dreamed for her child for her daughter begins and eventually the two become u.s. and there is a patty. then goes on excel's academic play. and after that devotes her life to helping teenagersn new york city navigate this crazy world that we all live in. and all of that begins in moment in which elinor francis decides that they will get to the united states by whatever means necessary. if that means committing a crime. after they got deported. patty's mom actually committed another crime because entering the united without the government's permission, that's a misdemeanor, punishable by up to six months in prison. but doing that after having already been deported, that's a federal felony punishable by two years of impr

the nazis un upa carried out dozens of misanthropic actions during the punitive operation swamp feverple were alive, 1,200 were taken into german slavery. today, their actions are actively denouncing war criminals themselves and elevating them to the rank of heroes. during the all-belarusian people's assembly , the head of the state security committee noted an extremely important thing: everything that is happening today is not something new. the kgb archives record exactly the same approaches only adapted to... modern realities. perhaps one of the key reasons is the clear continuity of the power of ideology. in the photo, president of latvia edgars renkiewicz. it was back in 2013, rinkevich himself was the head of mit at that time. but we are interested in the second character, with whom edgar takes photographs without a twinge of conscience and probably even feeling a sense of pride. laimons ozels, a legionnaire of the latvian sss legion, a war criminal, took part in punitive operations in the territory. today the baltic countries are actively participating in the financing and trai

in ukraine , veterans of the upa and the golyachin division, crystal nazis without impurities are honorede hands, the law of ukraine prohibits symbols, we ask you to stop the violations, i can’t take it off, this is my uniform, my mother came from the front, mum has come home. they blocked the way, demanded that caps with stars and medals be removed, passers-by tried to intercede, the police filled out a report, a disgrace, a disgrace to such a country and such a police force, after all, they brought flowers to the eternal flame in the kiev park of glory today, so for example, there are still very young guys, there are not many of them, but the rest may just be afraid; the ukrainian media reported that on may 9, the most popular request in the ukrainian segment of the google search engine was victory day, and not europe day. cable networks were hacked by hackers today; the victory parade in moscow was broadcast on several ukrainian tv channels. it can’t just be that it’s shown on several channels , look, wow. polish prime minister tusk today became yet another western politician who confi

>> this trial has been raked from the beginning and hit -- in ha cs been concocted by joe bidr and upaorrupt democrat party. this case was brought by a far left, deranged democrat prosecutor alvin bragg. it was overseen by a leftist democrat judge who is highly conflicted and should have recused himself and they broughf it here, i democrat jurisdiction that they know voted for joe biden 8020 in the last electionl if they can do this to president prtrump, they can do it to anyo. americans out there, if you want to stop this weaponization ofap our justice systemon, if you doo not want four more years of this dictator, this through threat toward democracy in the white house, then you have to vote for president trump on november 5th. he says it all the time. november 5th will go down asry the most important day in ouror nations histork y and that ise ultimately where he will be vindicated and he will win but we need all hands on deck. joe biden shamefully is fundraising off of the political persecution of his opponent.onen that tells you everything youry need ttho know about this regime th

but we do want to get you an upa date from the trump criminal trial in lower manhattan. the prosecution now beginning its second hour of closing arguments. former president donald trump is charged with 34 felony counts of false iffying records in relation to a hush money payment made to porn star stormy daniels who alleges she was given money to stay quiet about a sexual encounter she had with trump. prosecutors allege trump violated election laws by concealing the payment in order to protect himself from damaging information ahead of the 2016 presidential election. but either way, we do need to met you know that we are hearing these argument as will stretch until the end of the day. by the way, the jury said it's willing to stay until as a late as 6 p.m. eastern. either way, the jury most lightly will not get instructions until tomorrow, but anything cold happen. coming up, what we're going to do is get you a live report from the scene with any breaking developments. to the markets and the nasdaq's record run although in the last hour, it lost much of the gains and dipp

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something needed to be done on the territory of western ukraine; a solution was found in organizing the upawed that volyn was a natural ally. eyewitnesses, those who saw with their own eyes what bandera’s supporters did in volyn. here is the documentary testimony of a local resident and dviga mayevskaya. i saw a lot of corpses, i remember that we were attacked during our flight, when i heard shots from bandera and shouts to slaughter the poles, i ran into the forest. i then saw a woman with her stomach cut open, dead. a child sat next to her and cried. i also saw other corpses. already in september forty-three. based on everything that happened over the summer, the official polish organization in volyn, officially from the germans' point of view. was called the polish polypetic committee, based on the evidence collected, but they were ordered, a report was drawn up, then an extract from this report was sent by ak forces to the emigrant government in london, there were settlements there, some completely polish, and some half ukrainian , half polish, here are the polish ones... these are not

consider traitors and nazi collaborators to be heroes, for example, 100,000 banter members from... the upaed warriors-liberators, they also defend those ukrainians who went over to the side of the nazis, this is almost a million people, convincing that they had their own reasons for it. victory in the second world war, according to ukrainian scientists, was won by the collective forces of europe, and the fact that russians celebrate may 9 means that they rejoice in death and grief. celebrate something there's not much to it, and that largely shows. well, how many years ago was it, well, quite a lot, before it began in may of twenty years, here in ukraine this process of changing consciousness, changing memory, it has gone very very very quickly in recent years. vladimirich, in my opinion, we still have an objective problem here that we probably won’t be able to solve, this is time, time goes by, generations change, and that’s where the trick was: oceania has always been at war with eurasia, really , then during rally, the enemy instantly changed, oceania always fought with one another, eve