moment some collective unconsciousness. from the interrogation protocol of the detachment commander upai, my platoon took part in the burning of one large village and the adjacent village of khutora. we slaughtered about a thousand poles, men, women, old people and children, we threw them alive into wells, then finished them off with shots. we did all this under the slogan: destroy the polish gentry, which is pouring into ukrainian lands. what did the special group do? the special group destroyed them, by what method? method like this, suffocation, undressing, this whole intoxication, knowledge charepa with a head, who was your leader? was he the leader of the detachment, tough guy? shot, because then in this case death is easy, yes, a mortal coil and speed are in the hands of the upa. it wasn't easy, it was scary. in the mogilevsky family, the bandarites killed the parents and son of yuzef. the daughter-in-law irena was taken to the gang leader’s house, kept in the basement, raped, and then thrown into a well. irena was pregnant. this form of murder was the most common. on august 30, 1

co-responsibility, pisze o polskiej współodwipodzialności. did he object to writing something about the upadon't remember exactly the responsibility of the upa for the murder, but it was so distinctly anti-ukrainian, entered at the last moment. i remember, i remember, a guy who is a kremlin enthusiast, he comes from the psl, no, it was a moscow strategy to sow discord here, it was done deliberately. of course, i also feel the influence of the environments connected, maybe with the kremlin, i no longer believe in useful idiots. but we also have very strong historical legislation. i don't know how to build polish-ukrainian understanding with historical arguments. and to discuss this legislation, it is also a problem, it can be explosive. it will happen, i agree, but the path to heaven is not strewn with trojan petals, there are also thorns. i will also walk through thorns, we must win in this, we must leave it as a legacy to our children and grandchildren. this will be our great success. again, again and again.

ukraine, that ukraine should clearly say that it condemns the crimes committed by the upa, or also int is, poland is waiting for ukraine to say not only that we are apologizing for what happened in volyn, without naming the formations, without naming the responsible ones, including the political ones, on the ukrainian side who raised this issue somewhere. confrontation with the poles, so that ukraine clearly names the perpetrators of those events, but actually this is what poland demands first of all, because if we look at the apologies of the ukrainian presidents, and they there were, they were from almost every ukrainian president in ukraine's independent history, but none of the presidents, even poroshenko's speech in the diet of poland, we remember this famous speech where he apologized for the crime. and used this formula, which in principle has been functioning in the polish-ukrainian dialogue for a long time, we forgive and ask for forgiveness, it passed to this ukrainian-polish dialogue from the german-polish dialogue, and it is typical when ukrainians say that we apologize, b

when from the side of polish politicians... there are statements that, okay, but let's give up the upa this sounds right now, when we incredibly need this narrative, this myth of the struggle for independence, well, well, it's obvious, which is absolutely unacceptable, when polish politicians react very painfully to a photo of a man with a flag, seeing in it some anti-polish messages, well, it's absurd, because, in fact, there is nothing anti-polish in this is not the case, and it seems to me that a lot of work still needs to be done here so that, well, at least part of the polish... society understands what place the ukrainian insurgent army occupies in the national memory of ukrainians and understands that it has nothing to do with it with some anti-polish sentiments, from the very beginning the most positive attitude towards the ukrainian army was in those areas where the most positive attitude towards poland, in western ukraine, it has always been, and it has never reigned, that the more someone respects upa, the more he hates the poles , there was never such a thing in ukrainian s

i don't remember exactly whether the upa denied responsibility for the murder, but it was so clearlynti-ukrainian, entered at the last moment. a guy who is from the kremlin an enthusiast, he comes from the psl, to write something about the upa, no. it was moscow's strategy to sow discord here, it was done deliberately. of course, i also feel the influence of circles connected, perhaps with the kremlin, i no longer believe in useful idiots. but we also have very strong historical legislation. i don't know how to build polish-ukrainian understanding with historical arguments. and discuss this legislation, these are also problems, it can be explosive, it will be, i agree, but the path to heaven is not strewn with petals the trojan is also and thorns, we walk on thorns, we must win in this, we must leave it as a legacy to our children and grandchildren, this will be our great success. i remember him when i came to kyiv in 1989 for the movement's congress. i say this, i understand that we are in the same team. everything was said very firmly that polish solidarity is on your side. so. onc

in just one day, july 11 , 1943, ukrainian nationalists from the banned aung upa killed 8.00 poles.troyed indiscriminately in entire villages, sparing neither children nor the elderly. but these days warsaw and kiev are allies, so they prefer to either turn over the tragic page as quickly as possible or completely rewrite it. children are one of the darkest pages in the history of poland; starting from 1943, at the hands of bandera’s followers, according to various sources, from 100 to 130 thousand people were killed. the largest massacres occurred on july 11. these events still remain the subject of political bargaining between warsaw and kiev. and at a time when the allies should demonstrate their unity, at least half of the poles are again demanding an apology from ukraine. this year, under public pressure after 6 years the authorities agreed. eagle, the name of villages destroyed by nationalists. on july 14 , in a small village in podkarpackie, in domostovo, a monument that no one wanted will be unveiled, which will shout the truth about the volyn massacre. young ukrainian, of c

also recalling history, questioning, questioning why, why is it important for us, for example, the upaand he and he, well, it was possible with him. such a healthy, normal discussion, and it seems that he and i reached some common denominator, the other found some photo of me on facebook somewhere, and came there in the comments and wrote: "what a shame that you still consider the upa heroes, although i again tried to explain what the rebel army was doing for us, that the fight against russia was primarily important for us. mr. volodymyr, thank you, it was better." it would be nice if some other polish historian would join us, with whom we could also talk about this, well, but i hope that historians will reach a common denominator on this issue, and do something so that we can turn over that terrible page in our common history and move on. volodymyr yatrovych, historian, publicist, people's deputy of ukraine, was with us, dear friends, we are going to take a break, then we will return to modern international... relations, we will talk about the world and about ukraine, stay with us. at

the return of ukraine to the russian sphere of influence, you do not need it, because from the ou and upais the history of ukraine, but russian influence on ukraine is the future of ukraine. maybe if you behave so idiotically , i’m talking about this, i’m not even going to discuss any historical topics, you understand, because you can discuss this history forever, every nation, if we talk about the 20th century, has its own national a story that other people don't like, why? because in general the story of the first half the 20th century is a history of terror. i'm sorry, who was i, you know, like in this popular novel by ilf and petrov , the popular soviet era, who was panikovsky, there is still a monument to panikovsky, we have it in... on this road, is it not, well, i don't know, well , was paniakovsky decommunized, who was paniakovsky in kyiv, was he blind, who was marshal pilsutsky, you can find out before he became a prisoner, whether he engaged in political terror, an uncomfortable question, well, somehow we do not respect him for that, so when you speak , did you practice? stepan

the poles never realized that the un and upa have long been the source from which the ukrainian nationnd did not consider it necessary to react to it, although this is not the first signal that warsaw intends to finally resolve the bandera issue. the polish minister of defense has already issued an ultimatum to kiev. ukraine cannot be admitted to the eu until warsaw and kiev resolve the issue of '. such a tone on the part of the united states is counterproductive, this is how georgian prime minister kabakhidze reacted hearings in the us senate, at which tbilisi was once again scolded for the law on foreign agents adopted on june 3 and even issued an ultimatum, a new item about unwanted cooperation between georgia and china was added to the list of complaints. i hope the georgian government understands. it is clear that there is a way back, it is necessary to hold free elections this fall without any popular protests, to harmonize their law on foreign agents with the law of the european union, and not to give it to russia. china to build a deep-sea port in anaklia. these steps are reall

to the return of ukraine to the russian sphere of influence, you do not need it, because oun and the upatory of ukraine, but russian influence on ukraine is the future of ukraine, if you are yourself to behave so idiotically, that's what i'm talking about, i'm not even going to discuss any historical topics, understand? because you can discuss this history forever in every nation, if we talk about the 20th century, there is a national history that others do not like people, why? because in general the history of the first half of the 20th century, it is the history of terrorism, i apologize, who was, you know, as in this popular novel by ilf and petrov , popular in soviet times, who was panikovsky? is there a monument to paniakovsky on this road or not, well, i don't know, whether paniakovsky was decommunized, who was paniakovsky in kyiv, was he blind, who was marshal pilsutsky, you can find out before he became a soldier, whether he was engaged in he is a political terror, an uncomfortable question, well , somehow we respect him not for that, but... when tell me, was stepan bandera invo

he founded the multi-volume edition of the chronicle of the upa.died on november 23, sorry, august 23 , 2022 in canada at the age of 99. thanks to yevgeny shtendera, today there are thousands. our ukrainian soldiers go into battle under the blue-yellow and red-black flags. katerina, as of now, i have everything, i will pass it on word to you thank you, i will remind our viewers, this was our correspondent. stadnyk on july 13 and 14, the maria zankuvetska national theater will end the season with the premiere of moliere's play tartuffe by the lithuanian-ukrainian team of directors. the director of famous european scenes and oscar festivals from korshunov works in ukraine for the first time. he and his team waived royalties among the performers of the main roles, honored artists of ukraine and young actors and actresses of the theater. well, first of all, this is a world-class director, just because of this it is worth going to our theater to see how he interprets it, because the most interesting thing is, in fact, everyone read the play, everyone im

to the russian sphere of influence, you don't need it, because the ukrainian national university and upaistory of ukraine, but... russian influence on ukraine is the future of ukraine, if you behave so idiotically. that's what i'm talking about, i'm not even going to discuss historical ones some topics, understand? because this history can be discussed forever in every nation, if we talk about the 20th century, there is a national history that other nations do not like. why? because in general, the story is the first. this is the story of terrorism, i apologize, who was i, you know, as in this popular novel by ilf and petrov, popular in soviet times, who was panikovsky, our monument to panikovsky is still standing on this, on the gap, isn't it, well, i don't i know, did they decommunize panyakovsky, who was panyakovsky in kyiv, was he blind, who was marshal pilsutsky, may i? before becoming a man, was he engaged in political terror? an uncomfortable question, well, somehow we respect him not for that, and when you say whether stepan bandera was involved in terrorist activities, i saw a b

i remember, a guy who is a kremlin enthusiast, he comes from the psl, to write something about the upa, no, it was a moscow strategy, to sow discord here, that was done deliberately. of course, i also feel the influence of circles connected, maybe with the kremlin, i no longer believe in useful idiots, but we also have a very powerful historical legislation, i do not know how to build polish-ukrainian understanding with historical arguments, and discuss this legislation , it's also trouble, it can be explosive. there will be, i agree, but the path to heaven is not strewn with trojan petals, there are also thorns, i will also walk on thorns, we must win in this, we must leave it as a legacy to our children and our grandchildren, this will be our great the success of our time, this polish-ukrainian union, gedroyc worked on it, i worked on it, a lot, it was his obsession. he was actually the father of the wing of democratic positions in poland, he knew that the path of neglecting or disregarding ukraine is a road to nowhere. that the polish, the polish elites, must firmly become a wall on

dugout out of it, a huge polyphonic, multicultural, polysymphonic country, they began to push the upa or went into internal migration, because a forced change of self-identification never led to good, gradually it acquired extreme forms, one maidan, the second maidan, especially after the second war and so on, these are extreme forms, extreme in relation to which, well, even those who no longer think much about such things as self-identification, strategic perspectives, people began to think, what should i even... should i do in a society where i am forbidden to listen to the music i want, it’s impossible, you know that you can’t send a russian book across ukraine, and you know that you can’t quote russian-language sources in science, for example, and mendeleev also cannot be quoted, it is impossible, it is impossible, you scoundrel, all 8 ukrainian philosophers who were represented in the european and world cultural space, 15 were squeezed out of ukraine by a system of denunciations from their students and colleagues in the department. in ukraine , such a continuous thirty-seventh ye

a guy who is a kremlin enthusiast, he comes from the psl, to write something about the upa, no, it thereas a moscow strategy to sow discord here, it was done deliberately. of course, i also feel the influence of circles connected, perhaps with the kremlin, i no longer believe in useful idiots. there will be, i agree, but the path to heaven is not strewn with trojan petals, there are also thorns. we also walk through thorns, we must win in this, we must leave this as a legacy to our children and our grandchildren, this will be our great success of our time, this is a polish-ukrainian union, gedroyc worked on this, he worked on this like a chicken, very much, these were his obsessions, he was in fact, the father of the wing of democratic positions in poland. i remember him when i came to kyiv in 1989 for the movement's congress. if we believe that fair reasoning has led us to this, once again, again and again, my beloved writer severii prushinsky wrote: a writer is different from an actor or publicist, we cannot do this, and therefore today there is only one way to the future . the path of

afraid of that. a guy who is a kremlin enthusiast, he comes from the psl, to write something about the upao, it was a moscow strategy to sow discord here, it was done deliberately. of course i do too i feel the influence of circles connected, perhaps with the kremlin, i no longer believe in useful idiots. but we also have a very powerful historical legislation, i don't know how to build polish-ukrainian understanding with historical arguments and discuss this legislation, these are also problems, it can be explosive, it will be, i agree, but the way to heaven is not strewn with trojan petals, it is also the thorns, i will walk on... this will be our great success of our time, this is a polish-ukrainian union, gedroyc worked on it, he worked on it. many, these were his obsessions. he was actually the father of the wing of democratic positions in poland. he knew that the path of neglect or. negligence of ukraine is a road to nowhere, that poland, the polish elites, must firmly become a wall on the ukrainian side. i remember him when i came to kyiv in 1989 for the movement's congress. i say t

on that day in 1943, a detachment of thugs oun-upa is an organization of ukrainian nationalists, ukrainiancked about 100 polish villages, brutally killed about 8,000 civilians, the advantages of women, children, old people, according to archival data declassified by the federal security service of russia 2 years ago, for the period from 1943 to 1945. ukrainian accomplices of the fascists destroyed several tens of thousands of poles, jews, russians, by the way, ukrainians, and of course, belarusians, representatives of other nationalities; they also destroyed, but did not destroy, everyone who lived on the territory volyn, polesie, galicia, other areas of the western regions of ukraine, belarus, eastern poland, in poland they call the volyn massacre genocide, but at the same time they are russophobic. help the neo-nazi kiev regime, which openly glorifies bandera and other hitler henchmen. what 's the logic? or the logic is the same, everything that is against russia is good from the point of view of the west, the notorious double standards and absolutely cynical calculation are evident. thi

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playing, you need to remember the objects and tell me what to call them, yeah, so, rose, cards, gloves, upads, glasses, you must name them correctly for me, when you name them, then we will play an old game called true madam, well , remember, remember, i’m closing, put on, ashki, gloves, dew, map, mirror, magnifying glass, these, which are that. there as in russian, here red, beads, already my light, there was a sick card, yes, then a sick book, a book, there was this one, and a fan, an old fan, and there was a ring there, well, the last one left, i remember, i remember, but in spanish, elephante, for you and me, yes, so, look, this is how it should be, well, the ladies of the court don’t always succeed, but how many times can you try, mm, only two, no, we have three attempts, oh, cool, i want to try , 30 rub. 30 ducats, what is that? i won something, thank you very much, i had a very good time, but i need to look your friend, thank you very much for coming to visit me, good luck in your search, thank you very much, hello, have you seen my friend taimari? yes, yes, yes, we know about this o

this is the 81st anniversary of the upa genocide committed against the poles in 1939-1947 on the territoryummit in washington. i came, as usual, to find out what else warsaw can give to kiev. the publication of the polish-lithuanian commonwealth indicates. he didn’t mention a word about the upcoming date, this is the kiev standard, but what else can you expect from a person whose very legitimacy raises questions, the fact is that none of the polish politicians who met with him did this, it’s already a scandal, the prime minister, and the president would prefer to sweep this issue under the carpet and not spoil relations with kiev, whose hands have to fight with russia, there are problems for official warsaw more relevant than the memory of the unburied dead. natalya solovyova, olga ponomareva. ekaterina shamaeva, lead. the official city tourist portal "visit petersburg" invites you to st. petersburg. city of history and romance. architectural splendor, innovative museums, the highest level of excursion services, creative space and the unique atmosphere of the northern capital, in which eve

upa militants used knives, axes, and various agricultural implements.przód szli bandery, a za nimi ukraine. could not have been avoided, about how the fight against the fire went on and why the restoration of french monuments became a dangerous undertaking from the scene of the emergency, report by denis davidov. a column of black smoke is visible from all points of the city; the spire of the tallest cathedral in france, rouen cathedral, is burning. traffic in the center of rouen is now stopped, there are no buses on the roads, there are no trams running, there are only emergency vehicles. the cathedral is the heart of the city, which is dear to the whole country. a national heritage of france, it is nearly a thousand years old; the fire started during restoration work. the fire started at a height of 120 m, when we arrived, the scaffolding was engulfed in fire. more than 100 firefighters arrived at the scene, they were called by workers who were engaged in restoration, the cast-iron spire needed repairs, it appeared on the building in the 19th century,

remember, i remember. a guy who is a kremi enthusiast, he comes from the psl, to write something about the upait was a moscow strategy to sow discord here, it was done deliberately. of course, i also feel the influence of circles connected, perhaps, with the kremlin, i no longer believe in useful idiots. but we also have very strong historical legislation. i do not know how to build polish-ukrainian understanding with historical arguments and discuss this legislation. these are also problems. it will happen, i agree, but the path to heaven is not strewn with rose petals, there are also thorns. we are also walking through thorns, we must win in this, we must leave this as a legacy to our children and our grandchildren, this will be our great success of our time, this is a polish-ukrainian union, gedroyc worked on this, he worked on this like a chicken , a lot, these were his obsessions, he was actually the father of the wing of democratic positions in poland, that the polish, the polish elites, should firmly become a wall on the ukrainian side, i remember him when he came to kyiv in 1989 on dri

how the story turned out then , that this agreement with petliura did not work. responsibility of the upa for the murder, i don't remember exactly, but it was so clearly anti-ukrainian, entered at the last moment. of course, i also feel the influence of circles connected, perhaps with the kremlin, i no longer believe. i don't know how to build polish-ukrainian understanding with historical arguments. and to discuss this legislation, it is also a problem, it can be explosive. it will happen, i agree, but the path to heaven is not strewn with rose petals, there are also thorns. i will also walk through thorns, we must win in this, we must leave it as a legacy to our children and grandchildren. it was said very firmly that polish solidarity is on your side. that the actor is exposed, it will be his end, and the end of the political publicist will come if he is never exposed, his own. we must repeat ours once and a second time and a third time, and the fourth and fifth, again and again, we must repeat, because this is an indicator of our professionalism and our human decency, if we do not do

i'm reaping a guy who is a kremlin enthusiast, he comes from the psl, to write something about the upa no, it was a moscow strategy to sow discord here, it was done deliberately, i also feel the influence environments connected, possibly with the kremlin, i no longer believe in useful idiots. we also walk through thorns, we must win in this, we must leave it as a legacy to our children and grandchildren. this will be our great success of our time, this polish-ukrainian union. hedroits worked on it, yaktse kuren worked on it, a lot, these were his obsessions. he was actually the father of the wing of democratic positions in poland. he knew that the path of neglecting or underestimating ukraine is a road to nowhere. that polish, the polish elites, must firmly become a wall on the ukrainian side. i remember him when i came to kyiv in 1989 for the movement's congress. i say this, i understand that we are in the same team. if we believe that fair considerations have led us to this. again, again and again, my favorite writer saveriy prushinsky wrote: a writer differs from an actor or publici

this is the 81st anniversary of the upa genocide committed against the poles in 1939-1947 on the territoryd. didn't escape the journalist. and the fact that 3 days before the anniversary vladimir zelensky did not do this to polish politicians is already a scandal, the prime minister and the president would prefer to sweep this issue under the carpet and not spoil relations with kiev, whose hands have to fight with russia, for the official warsaw has problems more pressing than the memory of the unburied dead. natalya solovyova, olga panomaryova and ekaterina shamaeva, lead. we'll be back after a short commercial, here's what we'll talk about. your business needs acceleration, open a current account on vtb.ru and transfer money to any bank instantly. vtb: we help with action. i like being a courier with yandex food. i manage my income. i choose. how to deliver orders, open the media section and read news about sports and style. did you want to open a deposit at 18%? it turns out that you can 20. have you thought about opening a deposit in one bank? it turns out that you can use different on

this is the 81st anniversary of the upa genocide committed against the poles in 1939-1947 on the territorystern half. big information evening, that's what we 'll talk about in the next hour. the ssu has turned the life of civilians in tarevskaya into hell and is not allowing them to leave the city. chilling - story survivors during the evacuation who were hit by ukrainian drones. american long-range missiles may appear again in europe. washington threatens with tomahawks and even hypersonics. everything is true.

many people gathered at the sfarion ceremony, people with red and black flagamirovskaya upa and otheri symbols. the only thing missing is an honor guard in the uniform of the ss galicia division. as we see, in today’s ukraine, european, as they say, there is a crazy nordic woman. farion is a national heroine, and this woman, who told how she taught her little grandson to beat other children for speaking russian, even the nazis from azov got it from farion for the russian language, they say, if they on the front line do not speak language, they are not ukrainians, but katsaps. killed in 2015 by nationalists in kiev, ukrainian journalist and writer oles buzina warned farion who was following the path of bandera. will end up just like him. idol farion, we recall, was finished off by a kgb agent, bogdan astashinsky. he shot him in the face with a kali cyanide syringe pistol. the ukrainian police continue to search for farion’s killer. there are photographs and videos of him from surveillance cameras. this is a young man, about 20 years old, thin, approximately 180 cm tall. on the day of t

this is the 81st anniversary of the upa genocide committed against the poles in 1939-1947 on the territory did not escape journalists that 3 days before the anniversary, vladimir zelensky was passing through poland on his way to the nato summit in washington. i came, as usual, to find out what else warsaw can do. ekaterina shamaeva, lead. the delicious calendar returns to delicious period we give.

this is the 81st anniversary of the upa genocide committed against the poles in 1939-1947 on the territoryeastern poland. it did not escape the journalists that it was 3 days before the anniversary. as stated by the head of rospotrebnadzor anna popova, two people died from botulism infection after eating bean salad and another 415 were injured, that is, the total the number of people who were poisoned by batalotoxin due to poor-quality food was 417 people, as the head of rospotrebnadzor said, the beans were purchased outside the russian federation, the manufacturer was able to obtain permission to produce food. products made from these low-quality raw materials, in fact, these beans, they were prepared in production, packaged in vacuum bags and supplied to only one enterprise, a kitchen in the area, which, let me remind you, was closed by court decision for 90 days, it is known that the supplier’s enterprise had two workshops, as anna popova said, one of these workshops was declared, this is the workshop where they actually produced beans that were infected with batulism, it was not even i

polish deputies supported the resolution that condemns the ideology and symbols of the oun and the upaf all, the question of bringing this resolution to a vote at all raises this issue again, and the voting itself, these data themselves, why so, why do they want to raise these issues and raise them, well, after these, if... yes, a very dangerous direction. mr. darius, that is very dangerous to bring into actual politics again, because here in ukraine one way or another, then they will immediately bring up the crimes of the regional army, about pacification, and this war of martyrologists will begin, and we do not need this in current politics. thank you for being with the viewers of espress. dariusz materniak, polish expert on international issues and head of the poland-ukraine center. we talked, and we are probably forced to do so. we will pass the baton to our colleagues, so once again we congratulate you on a professional, one might say, holiday, on the day of the special operations forces of the armed forces of ukraine, our defenders quietly left, quietly came, and after some time

arrow. burning comets, burning comets, we fly in space with leaves of you, cold planets, having met upabright, look at yours. i will never get tired of my eyes, there are no free places in my heart for others, even to the ends of the world, even to everest, i will follow you through fire and water in i will not turn aside from the path in any bad weather, without noticing the step, i am ready to follow you like the sun, from sunrise to sunset, no matter to the garden of eden or a burning hell, until my last breath my legs bleed, with my last strength i rise again again, behind you, behind you, behind you, show the fight, like a blind man, like a saint, be an exciting star behind you, all of you. a wave like no other, we flew in space with you, cold planets, meeting at the fire with an arrow, burning coins, burning coins, flew in space with you, cold planets, the world became not enough for us, it became crowded nearby, frankly, i was tired, i was tired of knocking everything out, we were completely different from him, we flew in space with you, cold planets, having met in the morning. b

, cold planet. burning conets, conets, you and i flew in space with cold planets, having met in the upabecame not enough, it became crowded, frankly, i was tired, i had to put it all away, i got it, we were completely red, we were flying in space with you. cold planets, having met in the morning, and an arrow, burning camets, burning, are we in space with you, cold planets, having met, fell arrow, burning. louder, louder, applause, once again, we were flying in space with you, cold planets, meeting ears, with an arrow, burning. you were a long time ago, you were a long time ago, my great sorrow, you were a long time ago. a long time ago, you are a long time ago, my great joy, and if i am fire, and if i am fire, then you are probably the sea, off your shores, off your shores, i am flaring up, i am flaring up. and i burn only for you, with momentary warmth, warming you, look how much fire there is. look back, i'm burning out, how long does life last, how long does life last, a small candle, a small candle, and i got a roya, and i got a roya. a thin match, a thin match, someone is destined

what upa and phones led by sol cosy, was driving the international military intervention that ended get daffy's rain. plunging libya into a civil war. why? just 2 days before nato bolton's dropped daffy was reported saying base. my dear friend sir, cuz he has a mental disorder. it's me who made him come to baldwin and france. he gave up the necessary funding so that he could win the elections in his country. in early 2011, the protest began interrupting in libya over several issues, including political corruption. as the mood of the, our spring swept across much of north africa, cities began demanding re to freedoms. this escalated didn't soon, a full out civil war, a doing by social media was splitting libya pots, so cozy, allegedly. so here's opportunity. i'm to get with phones needing the charge against get that fee. the nature operation was spun as being necessary to defend people of libya, so cozy, failed to mention that the supposed to move to risk management was previously sending him bags of cash. but his election campaign, but they were other concerns about duffy. he was an afr

, and, voly, on the border with poland, this is the volyn region, somewhere far away in volyn , the upa army was born, did you have any more during your service in soviet? army, didn't you have any such, i don't know, episodes when you were not trusted, and in the end the fact that in 1991 you created a union of officers of ukraine, also if such a step was taken that said that you are not quite a man of the soviet army, well , unfortunately, i have not written about myself yet, but in october of 1990, in october... i left the party for my political beliefs of supporting an independent ukraine and creating my own security service of my own armed forces. i did not serve in the soviet army, i served in the soviet kgb, border troops before that, the kgb, then the kgb, military. development and served partly at the request of the minister of defense morozov, konstantin morozov, a respectable person, a patriot, when he invited me to help from the post of chief of military to help develop military intelligence, and judging by today's activities of military intelligence, i think that the founda

asked to all of us and to our polish friends, because it is not only the activities of the oun and the upa that need revision. revision is necessary for the two decades when ukrainians, poles, and jews lived in this one state, which did not happen at all, whether there were any divisions in it, well, that is good question, but this is a question for the future, that's for... i told you the framework of our negotiations with poland, when we will have to solve the issue of historical memory before joining the european union? well, we have what we have, unfortunately, a difficult situation, and unfortunately, it is rising again at a time when ukraine is fighting for its independence. events, events that are happening right now and affect our lives. of course, the news story reports about them, but it is not enough to know what is happening, one must understand. antin borkovskyi and invited experts are sober evaluate events, analyze them, modeling our future. every saturday at 13:10 with a repeat on sunday at 10:10. studio zahid with anton borkovsky at espresso. if china is not going to the pe

intraspecies wars between oun-upa. they killed i don't even want to name you, disgusting creature.ct that her own people were killed shows that these spiders are in a jar, which have now started a bloody tour of internal conflicts. she invaded azov at one time, and apparently , the azovs took revenge. the fact that cars are now burning manhunters all over ukraine is not an accident. well, of course, the assumption that azov fighters could have been involved in such a murder of the pharaoh, well, this is a complete delusion, because the conflict was in november of last year, and since then, no one touched the pharaoh and nothing happened at all, well and on the other hand, you know, i would say such disputes in social media. we have a lot of networks, and this is absolutely not a reason to kill someone, in principle, everyone perfectly understands this, but what is not accidental in this whole story is that, along with the murder of the farion, the burning of military cars is mentioned, this is not accidental, because it indicates, i would say that these companies are conducted from

potato fighter, intraspecies war between oun-upa. they killed me, i don't even want to name it, a disgustingcreature. the very fact that her own people killed her shows it. she came at one time to azov and apparently, the azovians took revenge. the fact that cars are now burning manhunters all over ukraine is no accident. well, of course, there are assumptions that pharaoh could have been involved in such a thing, the murder. fighters of azov, well, this is a complete delusion, because the conflict was in november of last year, and somehow since then no one touched the farion and nothing happened at all, well, on the other hand, you know, such, i would say, disputes in social networks we have a lot, and this is absolutely no reason to kill someone, in principle, everyone perfectly understands this, but what is not accidental in all these stories is that... next to the murder of farion , the burning of military vehicles is mentioned, this is not accidental, because it indicates, i would say , that these companies are conducted from the same place, already as they caught several people who set

regions, without access to the sea, without the left bank and so on and so on, they began to make a upad, gradually it acquired extreme forms, one maidan, a second maidan, especially... after the second war and so on, these are extreme forms, extreme in relation to which, well, even those who no longer think much about such things as self-identification, strategic perspective, people began to think, what should i do in general in a society where i am forbidden to listen to the music that i want, it’s impossible, you know that everything of 18 philosophers ukrainians, who were represented in the european and world cultural space, 15 were squeezed out of ukraine by a system of denunciations on the part of their people, voluntarily more than one sensible person who was asked to break down, give up... in fact, these were all fabrications, he often emphasizes , and it seems to me that i , as a historian, feel this historicism in him, as it were, he says: i am a historian by training, this is exactly how it is, so when our president preserves historical memory, thereby he preserves ours, who

consider it correct, but the poles destroyed... her memorial tablet in the village of the monastery where upa soldiers died , who fought with the nkvd. and this one the table was there in accordance with polish legislation, it was approved, it fully complied with all norms of polish legislation. it was destroyed by vandals, and it has not yet been restored. and there was an agreement between president duda and president zelensky that the poles will restore this table and we will unblock the exhumation. i think it is absolutely possible to do this from all pragmatic and practical practical and human points of view, and i am convinced that it... must be done and we will do everything for it, and volodymyr petrovych met there with also very a well-known polish historian, with whom they often have debates, grzegorz motyka, and grzegorz motyka is now the head of the military historical commission under the ministry of defense and is precisely responsible for these issues, and they found an understanding on this and are developing a road map plan on how to avoid all this, yes that i think that we a

return of ukraine to the russian sphere of influence. you don't need it, because with the ou and the upahe history of ukraine, but the russian influence on ukraine, this can be the future of ukraine, if you behave so idiotically, i'm talking about this, i'm not even going to discuss historical some topics, you understand, because this history can be discussed forever in every nation, if we talk about the 20th century, there is its own... national history that other nations don't like, why? because in general the story is the first half of the 20th century, this is a story of terrorism, i'm sorry, who was i, you know? as in this popular novel by ilf and petrov , popular in soviet times, who was panikovsky, is there still a monument to panikovsky on this road or not, well, i don't know if panikovsky was decommunized, who was panikovsky in kyiv, he was blind, who was marshal pilsutsky, you can find out, before he became a leader, whether he engaged in political terror, an inconvenient question. well, somehow we respect him not for that, and when you say, did stepan bandera work terrorist ac

consider it correct, but... the poles destroyed a memorial tablet in the village of the monastery, where upaoldiers who fought with the nkvd died, and this tablet was standing there in accordance with polish legislation, it was approved, fully complied with all the norms of polish legislation, vandals destroyed it, and it has not yet been restored, and there was an agreement between president duda and president zelensky that the poles will restore this table and we will unblock the exhumation, i think this can be done absolutely calmly from everyone...