in 2010, the majority of ukrainians again voted for viktor yanukovych, who never hid his pro-russian political leanings. and we will do it by uniting our efforts with those partners with whom we see it is beneficial for us to do so, and this is, first of all, russia. yanukovych came to power because of all these transformations. sions are capitalist, they left huge numbers of people on the margins, and these marginalized people were very often people without jobs, or people with a criminal past or present. the ukrainians who elected yanukovych are of course guilty, but i cannot say that they will understand what i will say, why they are guilty. these ukrainians are the product of the decline of historical amnesia not cured and cultivated for... for them by the political local elites, because it is so convenient to cultivate this soviet figure, they remained in the camp of illusions, fakes and myths that they could choose, that is, i can say, they are to blame, and on the other hand parties, they did not know another alternative, they simply did not have access, when you sow dragon's

the court of the european union canceled the sanctions against ex-president viktor yanukovych and his son oleksandr, introduced two years ago by the eu council. the resolution says that the restrictions were introduced without checking the grounds and that certain corruption suspicions were not proven. the judge noted that the council of the eu should have found out from the ukrainian side, whether she violated the rights of the yanukovych to effective judicial protection. i would like to point out that the yanukovychs were already excluded from one of the sanctions lists by the decision of the eu court last year, but the yanukovych are still prohibited from owning assets and traveling to the territory of the eu due to sanctions from august 2022. the president of ukraine discussed the delivery of drones to the front with the military command. provision of our military with drones will be provided. attention, the head of state told about this in his video message. a separate conversation on drones: what is in stock and what needed on the front line, logistics will be faster. we are als

he immediately blamed yanukovych and his team for all the troubles, saying that the ex-president demandedahead of schedule, which affected the quality of work. true, the newly minted european integrators, led by klyachko, did not disdain to take advantage of the bonuses that they inherited from the criminal regime of yanukovych. same final teremki station has turned one of the most inconvenient areas in terms of transport accessibility into the fastest growing one. new residential complexes began to grow here like mushrooms. prices per square meter also increased, because apartments were sold as housing near the metro. where the metro line was flooded, there is also the lubetskaya metro station on this line, near it every winter the heating main was torn, yes, because that’s where the metro was set up, a lot of high-rise buildings were built there, but the heating networks remained from the soviet union, they are not were designed for such power, land trade and the right to development - one of the most important sources of income for kiev corrupt officials. and building standards are unl

and they opened shortly before the maidan, even under yanukovych.kiev city hall could not miss the opportunity to shift all responsibility for the accident onto the previous government. therefore, klitschko’s advisor dmitro belotserkovets immediately blamed yanukovych and his team for all the troubles. they say the ex-president demanded that metro stations be built ahead of schedule, which affected the quality of work. true, the newly minted european integrators, led by klyachko, did not disdain to take advantage of the bonuses that they inherited. from criminal regime of yanukovych, the same teremki terminal station turned one of the most inconvenient areas in terms of transport accessibility into the fastest growing one, new residential complexes began to grow here like mushrooms, and prices per square meter also increased, because apartments were already sold as housing near the metro. where the metro line was flooded, there is also the lubetskaya metro station on this line, near it every winter the heating main was torn up, yes, because that’s w

president yanukovych and the opposition, agreed that everything would be resolved peacefully, 2 dayst a coup d'etat, why, they would have gone to the polls and won, no, to put an end to it, to to create a conflict, that’s why, who did it, the americans are our friends, and the europeans who signed up as guarantors of the agreement between the authorities, but we have not forgotten and will not forget. this plus the unbridled desire to creep towards our borders, capturing ukraine in nato, all this led to this tragedy, plus one more thing - it means that the bloody events in the donbass for 8 years, all this led to the tragedy that we are now experiencing, they forced us to take these actions, in these conditions, when there, it means, well, how building relationships with them, are we in favor? we didn’t tear anything up, but they pretended that they didn’t remember anything, they only mentioned two or three times that the minsk agreements were signed on the sly and were not going to be implemented, these mean guarantees of the agreement between the authorities and the opposition in u

when yanukovych takes a break at the last moment to think everything over, the united states sets fire. snipers: blood, a real coup d'etat, seizure of power, and then immediately a punitive operation against the russians of donbass with heavy aircraft. in fact , a civil war begins. crimea. but ukraine was not enough for the states. 2018, street unrest and, as a result, a change of power in armenia. 2020 coup attempt in belarus. biden is really out of business at this time. his task is to overthrow trump, who was hounded by democrats throughout his presidential term because of his alleged ties with russia, in support of the arrested navalny. he said yes, and he replied: “we understood each other, it was, i acted stupidly, i was alone with him in his office, that’s why it happened. before that, president bush said, i looked into his eyes and saw his soul. i said: "i also looked into your eyes, but in my opinion, you have no soul." then he looked at strange leaders, and in my career i have dealt with very, very many. the most important thing is to know the interlocutor. so, you know vladi

klechko did not disdain to take advantage of the bonuses that they inherited from the criminal yanukovychmki terminal station has turned one of the most inconvenient areas in terms of transport accessibility into the fastest growing one. new residential complexes began to grow here like mushrooms, and prices per square meter also increased, because apartments were already sold as housing near the metro. there, where the metro line was flooded, there is also a lubetskaya metro station on this line, here. near it, every winter the heating main was torn and torn, yes, because that’s where the metro was set up, a lot of high-rise buildings were built there, but the heating networks remained from the soviet union, they were not designed for such power. trade in land and development rights is one of the most important sources of income for kiev corrupt officials, and construction standards are unlikely to work in such conditions. what is there to talk about here? just above the emergency metro tunnel in kiev, a huge shopping and entertainment. and nearby high-rise buildings are actively being b

viktor yanukovych and his son oleksandr. the information day on the espresso tv channel continues. news is on the air. he works in the studio kateryna shiropoyas. for more than 7 hours , the defenders of the sky carried out a night attack by russian drones. 35 martyrs were released by a terrorist country in the region of ukraine. only one could not be shot down. air defense forces worked in 12 regions, in particular in kyiv, dnipropetrovsk, vinnytsia, cherkasy, and kirovohrad regions, mykolaiv region and kherson region. the enemy attacked in waves from three directions, launched drones from temporarily occupied crimea, as well as russian primorsko-akhtarsk and kursk. ukrainian. the military used tactical aviation and anti-aircraft to repel the attack missile units and mobile fire teams, the air force said. the wreckage of the downed drone damaged the warehouses of an agricultural enterprise in the mykolaiv region, a fire broke out, and no one was injured. a total of 13 russian drones were shot down in nembin over the region, the southern defense forces reported. and in... which dis

yanukovych, when aunts who tried to provoke and kill law enforcement officers were thrown out of thepremises, to kill people, you remember how it ended, a huge number of journalists, public activists were injured by berkut's beastly cruelty, and from this began the revolution of dignity, which led to drastic changes in history. of our state, and now i want to emphasize that the next two weeks are decisive for the future fate of ukraine. i am not exaggerating, ukraine definitely has unique chances that we should take advantage of , and ukraine itself has huge challenges and threats, which i want to briefly dwell on, the first position is on december 15, 14-15 the summit of the european council will take place, where the european commission's proposal to start negotiations on ukraine's accession to the eu should be approved. and for us, it is absolutely essential that all member states, their representatives, heads of state and government support the start of negotiations with ukraine, and for this we must use all the tools at our disposal. this is parliamentary diplomacy, this is dipl

the same yanukovych, who in 2004, while filling out the questionnaire for a candidate for the post of president of ukraine, made 12 gross mistakes in a text of 90 words. my my son speaks half of the words in ukrainian , half in russian, it is not at all clear what language he will learn after kindergarten, everything is in russian at home, so he will never become literate, why can’t i take my son to a russian kindergarten, i have the right to speak in our native language, we defended the right. after the party of regions came to power, rapid russification began in ukraine. the then minister of education and science of ukraine, known today as a collaborator and state councilor dmytro tabachnyk, sought to cancel the mandatory dubbing of films in ukrainian. by that time, the kremiv authorities were already in power. well protested humor as a tool of propaganda and actively financed the russian entertainment tv channel tnt. and it was watched in ukraine. at that time , domestic channels often broadcast tv products of russian production. local pro-russian comedians also started promoting p

, i won't repeat the word, maybe it's incorrect, but at least this is how we remember it, 2004, yanukovych and correspondingly different views, different maidans, but does serbia have its own yushchenko? you understand, that is, vuchich said, there are pro-russian forces, there are pro-european forces, i wanted to say pro-ukrainian, well, in the end, it’s the same thing, yes, well, but the question is whether there is a powerful figure, look, as we speak, the minister of defense of the united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland, grand sheps, well, patted our fighters, commenting on the defeat of the russian large landing ship novocherkask in feodosia, i quote the minister of defense. great britain, they failed to notice that 20% of the russian black sea fleet had been destroyed in the last four months. russia's dominance in the black sea is now in doubt, and a new coalition of naval capabilities under the leadership of great britain and norway, promotes and helps ukraine to win at sea. that's right. and more news and everything you need to know will soon be available to us from a

feet, when yanukovych went to moscow, he told all of ukraine that i would bring there was a normal deal, the price of gas and returned empty-handed, well, before it was equated to a declaration of war, you can't do that. to humiliate the heads of state, therefore, most likely , this is absolutely this information about the fact that they did not agree that the republicans will not vote not because ukraine, but because there there is no question of them, and probably the advice was to wait until they reach some kind of compromise, i don’t comment on it otherwise, and if i were there, relatively speaking, i would have some kind of voice or influence there, i probably wouldn’t advise either for our president to go to an event that... will definitely end in failure, but to convince our american partners, yes, well, we understand that something must be done, we understand that the republican-democratic confrontation will continue, because america is entering the regime elections, well, it begins the brownian movement of our delegations, we are starting to enter the work mode, accelerated, we

was once there in the crooked year of 90, it was bookmarked and it is still there quietly under yanukovych in 2013 even so i think. that it could be them, because after all , they worked in this room, it was checked several times, and i think that a minor, not even a major, but a lieutenant technician will figure out when they were laid, yes, and this version can simply introduce us to the side, here are the main versions, mr. volodymyr, if he were to voice, the only thing i would say is that there can be only one version. i still believe that this is not the syndrome of major milnichenko, the syndrome of colonel maksym maksimovich isayev, aka the standard enfurer schirlets, that’s why some people who put and they say, for example, to someone in the president's office that we are now going to listen to the industrious, to think there like, that he is going to run for president, he is talking about it with his generals. what else will we check the person there at all, but in fact it could be, well, they say something else, let’s listen, and not the fact that then no, it won’t be on putin’s

that yanukovych would stay, yes.ll tell you, as not just a witness, but a participant in those events when these three ministers came to the maidan council , in which i participated, and in addition to politicians, there were also public figures and not state structures, so i saw the text that they brought, there was no russian signature, they had a representative lukin , who didn't have time to receive instructions from the kremlin, he, a fool, didn't have time, oh, well... i won't tell him, he didn't have time, in principle he is a more democratic person than putin, but here he lost as a diplomat. he did not sign it, as a result, russia itself at that stage is the same did not approve an absolutely unacceptable compromise, i will tell you more, the head of the committee of the german parliament, elman brock, was sitting next to me, and i then showed him in the text, well, the inconsistent positions in this text in english, there were absolutely stupid things. to push people out of the maidan by force, it was unacce

democrat is called for viktor yanukovych's resignation over his general corruption and abuse of power went on for months, demonstrators occupied government buildings like kyiv city hall. by january of 2014, many of the protests have turned into full on riots. on february 20th, the protests escalated dramatically and took a dramatic turn. police and government forces fired into the crowds of protesters in kyiv, almost 100 protesters and 15 police officers died. the eu tried to step in and threatened sanctions if the ukrainian government did not make an effort to de-escalate the violence. eventually, jankowicz and opposition leaders agreed to early elections and the formation of an interim unity government, but his power base was crumbling, and so he fled kyiv ahead of an impeachment vote that strip him of the power of the presidency. and that is when russia came in. amid the political turmoil and ukraine, pro russia protesters against the ukrainian leadership that would replace yanukovych broke out across crimea, which because of russia's naval presence there has a large russian speaki

veteran legs, when yanukovych went to moscow, he told all of ukraine that i would bring a normal agreementof gas there and returned empty- handed, well, it used to be equated to a declaration of war, you can't humiliate the head of state like that, so most likely it's absolutely this information about the fact that they didn't agree, that the republicans won't vote not because ukraine, but because there is no issue of theirs there, and probably the advice was wait until... until they reach some compromise, i do not comment on it otherwise, and if i were there, conditionally speaking, i would have some kind of voice or influence there, i would probably also not advise our president to go to an event that will definitely end in failure, but to convince our american partners, yes, we understand that something needs to be done, we understand that the republican-democratic confrontation will continue, because america is entering election mode. well , the brownian motion of our delegations begins, we begin to enter the work mode, accelerated, we begin to try to work with americans, but kuleb is

the movement was closed and they opened shortly before the maidan, even under yanukovych.ou. the kiev city hall could not shift all responsibility for the accident onto the previous government, so klitschko’s adviser dmitro belotserkovets immediately blamed yanukovych and his team for all the troubles, saying that the ex-president demanded that metro stations be built ahead of schedule, which affected the quality of the work, albeit new ones european integrators led by klyachko did not at all disdain you polkovich, the same teremki terminal station turned one of the most inconvenient areas in terms of transport accessibility into... and building standards are unlikely to work in such conditions, what can we even talk about, right above the emergency metro tunnel in kiev right now a huge shopping and entertainment complex is being built, and nearby high-rise buildings are actively being built. by the way, the ukrainian press with a certain braginsky at the head writes that the klitschkos are furiously cutting through the budget. why does the office of the president, who con

i remember how one of the guarantors in kiev promised yanukovych a peaceful settlement of the conflictsekorski, or panradok as he is called in the polish media, has served as a member of the european parliament. from strasbourg, he rejoiced at the explosions on the nordic flows and thanked the united states for this. people in kiev have already rushed to congratulate donald tusk on his election as prime minister. even before his approval tusk confirmed the course towards tough relations with moscow. decline, he will have to improve relations between poland and the european union, as well as convince other eastern europeans, such as the hungarians, to return to the path of friendship with brussels. daria grigorova and vladislav chernov, european news bureau. five were discovered using a quadcopter while bypassing official checkpoints, four were detained at different sections of the border with romania and hungary, three did not reach the saving europe only 800 m, and another group of stories and photographs of despondent figures. in handcuffs, a photograph taken near the moldovan-ukrain

orban did not vote this way , this is very interesting, but let's start: 2013, viktor yanukovych refusesation with the european union, then russia explained that this is a document that does not bring anything good to ukraine, it brings destruction to its economy, yanukovych did not sign , this served as a formal reason for the coup d'etat and the destruction of the country, then in march of the fourteenth year ukraine signed. the meaning of what was happening, and orban went out for a walk, giving the west the opportunity for 10 billion money, which he had previously attributed to hungary, but did not give due to hungary’s bad behavior , to wave not even a carrot, but this smell of carrots for the ukrainian voter, and a more serious question , the allocation of 50 billion from the european union to the zelensky regime, for which orban did not vote with his own. a way out, that is , he essentially solved the issue, allowed to resolve an issue that does not solve anything, but does not yet resolve a serious issue, but that's not all, at this meeting this trick was used again, but it was a

found the culprits, these are not city authorities, but central ones, he accused then-president yanukovychnd prime minister azarov. although the instability of the tunnel structures was found a long time ago, and the reasons were named for errors in the construction of the section between demievskaya and lybetskaya, and this is generally the period of yushchenko’s administration. naturally , they were built with all the necessary requirements for waterproofing, insulation, and so on and so forth, but during these 10 years it was necessary to monitor how the water level was rising, for example, at least basic hydrogeological observation wells, so to speak, to keep it, but not all of this , absolutely nothing was done, the unique administrative helplessness of this entire team there is a clown of all the other boxers who have now been recruited. this is not the first time that problems of a communal nature in ukraine have become a reason for political showdowns between competing forces. in 2017, lviv almost drowned in garbage.' the owners, of course, today this situation with the metro is in

and then in february 2014, president yanukovych was overthrown with the help of the united states.end the day biden picks up the phone and calls president putin and says: nato will not expand, it was a bad idea, we let's stop, we need to find a way for ukraine to survive, nato will not expand, we have many topics to discuss, including nuclear weapons and other issues. this is how a war can end. i continue to propose to washington to stop this war, so that they can pick up the phone and call, because as long as it continues, ukraine is suffering greatly, and everyone is suffering, russia is suffering, the whole world is suffering, but the united states can stop this, it seems to me, directly today, recognizing that the whole idea of ​​nato expansion was terrible idea that it is, and it wasn't necessary, i think the war might end. i think i'm not the only one who talks about this a lot, my fellow scientist, john mearsheimer, has said for many years that the u.s. did a lot to provoke this unnecessary war, and for some time the administration did not want to hear anything, because wash

just to be a neutral country, we don’t want to be part of nato, then in february 2014, president yanukovychrthrown with the help of the united states. i think the war will end the day biden picks up the phone and calls president putin and says: nato will not expand, it was a bad idea, we are stopping, we need to find a way for ukraine to survive, nato will not expand, we have many topics to discuss, including nuclear weapons and other issues, this is how the war could end. i continue to suggest that washington end this war. so that they can pick up the phone and call, because as long as it continues, ukraine is suffering greatly, and everyone is suffering, russia is suffering, the whole world is suffering, but the united states can stop this, it seems to me, right today, by recognizing that the whole idea of ​​expansion , was not necessary, i think the war could end quickly if the us accepted that it was not going to expand nato and talked seriously with russia on the issues. i think i'm not the only one who talks a lot about this, my fellow scientist john mearsheimer has said for many year

they overthrew lenin and... everything was felt, now we will overthrow yanukovych.ndeed , viktor yanukovych fled within two months, and since then the process accelerated, and monuments to soviet figures began to be torn down in the southern and southeastern regions. in particular, in 2014 in kharkiv, the second highest lenin in ukraine fell, decommunization officially began already in 2015. thanks to the package of laws, it was possible to remove thousands of soviet toponyms, names, and monuments. signs and monuments. from the beginning of the full-scale invasion, de-radinization was joined by de-russification. so we finally got rid of not only lenins and stalins, but also pushkins and chkalovs. after the full-scale invasion, it became clear to everyone that there should be nothing russian in the capital of ukraine, there should be no russian propaganda, there should not be russian symbols, we have enough of our own heroes. the capital, as of the end of 2023 , is 98% free of colonial signs and figures. in particular, several high-profile and long-awaited demolition

situation happened with the next maidan, when he was in office, in administration of president yanukovych, at the same time he went to meetings with the opposition and became the president of ukraine, it feels like there will be another maidan, i understand you correctly, he tried to play the same game, he came to the presidential administration. met with ermak and said that yes, i will support vladimir zelensky for everyone, there will be no elections, i will put my signature, and i thought that he would come to an agreement, everything would be fine, at the same time, he immediately began to build behind the scenes, uh, intrigues to go abroad, meet, understand about the fact that zelsky’s time was running out, he began, he needed to go abroad, hold a meeting with some, with others and with others. zelensky did not allow this, but what do you think, is the scenario of another maidan in ukraine or a military coup really possible and poroshenko could be the politician who is capable of brewing this mess, let’s call it that, poroshenko cannot brew such a mess, he is everyone once he chooses

it’s somehow difficult, it’s clear that this is the same ukraine, and the ukraine that was under yanukovychd the current ukraine, the same ukraine, but other politicians, you understand , therefore these reproaches, they look like transferring from a sick head to a healthy one, because in the conditions of chaos are ... to do it all, everything, it’s as if it’s fair, everything is clear, yes, what is needed here is to get it here, to get it here, and so on, and what is obtained now, these obligations are not fulfilled, but the prospect of their fulfillment , it can be well determined, yes, but, but not in time, again, and what kind of strategy is being prepared, that’s what we don’t understand, what kind of numbers are being gathered, so that we don’t give them weapons, so that it’s just masses again that we want to fight, we for this they reproached moscow, they said that moscow... is fighting with flesh against iron, why ukraine will repeat this tactic on the one hand, although again, well, the military is needed, mobilization is needed there, but it is necessary to report that without we

indeed, viktor yanukovych fled in two months.e process has accelerated, and monuments to soviet figures began to be torn down in the southern and southeastern regions. in particular, in 2014, the second tallest lenin in ukraine fell in kharkiv. and already in 2015 , decommunization officially began. thanks to the package of laws, it was possible to clean up. thousands of soviet toponyms, names, memorial signs and monuments. from the beginning of the full-scale invasion, de-sovietization was joined by de-russification, so we finally got rid of not only lenins and stalins, but also pushkins and chkalovs. after the full-scale invasion , it became clear to everyone that the capital of ukraine is not there should be nothing russian, there should be no russian propaganda, there should be no russian symbols. we've got. enough of their heroes. the capital, as of the end of 2023, is 98% free of colonial signs and figures. in particular, several high-profile and long-awaited demolitions took place this year. motherland lost the soviet coat

history was, i think, both under yushchenko, and under kuchma, and under yanukovych, these are one orer attempts by the russian empire to impose mechanisms or models that would make impossible a real non-declarative movement in the direction of what is called the european or euro-atlantic community , maybe i'm wrong, i want to believe it, but it manifested itself too clearly at the time in the middle of the 18th century, a few years before the first division. the commonwealth, well, what is called the maidan, what is called the revolution of dignity, is not enough also its manifestation in the polish cycle, in particular it is about the constitution and significant limitations of the polish ruling in quotation marks, of course , the aristocratic oligarchy, and also the russian empire introduced troops and was also in warsaw butch , that is, under the leadership of a russian field marshal, a criminal in fact, a person with frankly perverted with genocidal inclinations, they are behind... a polish suburb by blood, a warsaw suburb of prague, this is also a historical moment, and when we

tatarov, a person from the time of yanukovych, who worked in the structure of the ministry of internalairs and actually beat the maidan, and, let's say, now works in the president's office and makes decisions, well, he has a huge influence on the law enforcement agencies, on the law enforcement agencies in ukraine, that's the question of where lustration is here, yes, then maybe it is necessary to act differently so that people do not forget, because unfortunately, most people, especially in ukraine, have a very short memory, or simply do not know information about certain characters, well, look, probably the key aspect you... named tatarov: tatarov appointed when we...

tatarov, a person from the time of yanukovych, who worked in the structure of the ministry of internal and actually beat the maidan, and , let's say, now works in the president's office and approves well, it has a huge impact on the power of the power. bodies in ukraine , that's the question, where is the lustration here, yes, maybe we need to act differently so that people do not forget, because people, especially in ukraine, most people have a very short memory, unfortunately, or there is simply no knowledge of the information about certain characters. well , look, probably the key aspect, you mentioned tatarov, tatarov is an appointee, when we talk about elected positions, the verkhovna rada, the committee on state construction and local self-government should work here, there are already a number of lustration bills. the venetian commission gave its recommendations, alina zagoruyko is a member of the profile committee, a people's deputy from the servant of the people, i hope that they will work on this issue, but you mentioned tatarov, and this is very important, we have such peopl

i think, both under yushchenko, and under kuchma, and under yanukovych, these are some or other attemptspart of the russian empire to impose mechanisms or models that would make impossible a real non-declarative movement in the direction of what is called european or euro-atlantic community, maybe i'm wrong, i want to believe, well, but it manifested itself too clearly in the 18th century, a few years before the first division of things, watered, well, what is called the maidan, what is called the revolution of dignity, also had its own manifestation in the polish cycle, in particular it is about the polish constitution and the essential limitations of the polish government, in the labs, of course, the oligarchy, the aristocratic, yes, and also the russian empire introduced troops and there was also a butch in warsaw. that is, under the leadership of a russian field marshal, a criminal, in fact, a man with frankly perverted, genocidal inclinations, they drowned the polish suburbs, the warsaw suburbs of prague, with blood. this is also a historical moment, and when we talk about bucha, i

, yanukovych even elections, and what, it means that two different peoples, well that is... in principlelitical preferences are always political preferences, they are clear to me, but are the palestinians from these two different enclaves ready to build a state, which, in principle, was still promised to them by the un decision? well, for that there are a bunch of solutions that can be done to at least ensure constant communication between these two floats. as part of the implementation of the peace agreement, a road was foreseen between the gas sector and the southern part of the west bank, that is, it is all being implemented, it is a small problem. no, but a question from the side themselves, the palestinian structures , are they ready, let's imagine that the decision finally after the end of this war is to create an independent state, are they ready to create it, well, they are ready, if systemic support is provided, and there will be a reset of the palestinian state, and autonomy , well, it means that the elections were held, the corresponding reforms were held, that is, it is absol

there is shurma, in a word, at least pick up a flag in the party of regions, raise a portrait of yanukovychthe office, hang it. so this, these are the consequences, but after our key strategic partners actually write openly, they no longer choose any in the language of aesop in epithets, they write openly about it, after that there should be some reaction, or will there be silence again? novchenko will be there, i told you about it, i already told you about it, and i want to repeat it again, yes, the president said at the press conference that i have five or six managers there, without whom i can't be there.. . practically can’t do anything, and most likely yermak is number one on this list, yes, even if an insider wrote it there, by the way, the situation here is still the same, you know, insiders can write it either to order, or something else , that is, it cannot the information may not be completely verified and available, or it may also be some sources from, you know, now journalists abuse the question very much, here are specific opinions, when you read it, i have not yet read there a

okay, if it was improperly built there during the time of azarov and yanukovych, then why during theer period. we did not receive information that this branch is in an emergency state, and we need to react accordingly, well, according to preliminary information, this study was carried out, we just expected that it would be possible to go for scheduled repairs closer to the warm winter season, closer to spring, but it went away it's not true or not, it's just... the commission of the kyiv city council and will be investigated, but the fact remains , one branch is not working, other parts are now being actively checked for damage, the causes and responsible persons are being established, accordingly they will be punished according to the law, well, this is the situation, that is, the population that is used to using the subway in the morning... everyone goes to work, after lunch, in the evening from work, we remember that they promised these additional ground routes, but the number of people who can use the subway at the same time is simply crazy, the traffic jams have increased people

immediately, the maidan just won, conditionally, only yanukovych ran away there khadarkovskii arrivedtely, do you remember that, and what imperial things he said? and when i tried to talk about it, everyone looked at me as a person who simply does not understand how important it is to have this dialogue, i say, well, you can have a dialogue, but these people will not do anything for you. they cannot , even if, in fact, it is a question of impotence, and now there are a lot of all these good russians in the world, who have crossed the boundaries of people like mice, and at the tail end of ukrainian history, because they, some of them, fled from russia, who do not agree with the regime, and start talking about how they imagine what ukrainians should do in this war, and i actually always want to ask them in these cases, i just don't discuss. with good russians, not with bad ones, i just don't want to have any contact with them, it's a hygienic issue, but always, well, that is, if i wanted to ask them something, i would ask them why they don't go home and clean up there's all the crap the

ukrainian meant being somehow second-rate, a feeling of inferiority was imposed, that is, during yanukovych'se, the same continuation of this policy of destroying ukrainian identity took place, or on the erosion of ukrainian identity, let's remember one more thing: the decree, which means the day of the sobornosti was established by kuchma's decree in 1999 2 and if i am not mistaken, in the 11th year, yanukovych eliminated, or rather, he tried to blur the day of conciliarness and freedom, something like that, later, when he fled to russia, this holiday, the day of conciliarness was returned, about prokhmatovo, the fact is, that this monument was a bust, actually erected in violation of all possible laws and regulations, i.e. no permits, no approvals, no... decisions about it, they wanted it and they took it and erected it, i.e. it was erected illegally, it must be illegal and, he must legally be removed from there, there, thank god, there is a monument to lesya ukrainka, and this, and she, so to speak, should do all this work, well, not to consecrate, but to inspect it, but they wanted to see

... the 13th year, i came with such rather ironic skepticism, when student protests began, when yanukovych tried to turn the other way from european integration, because at one time i saw, on what ukraine has become without kuchma, i still feel the pain of having a rib broken by a golden eagle during the orange revolution. and in the same way, i remember very well when i returned home from kyiv for the weekend to my parents in vinnytsia wearing orange paraphernalia with a scarf or something with some bows on my sleeve, then people were aggressive on the streets, and the neighbors laughed at me, that is, i pick up thus vitaliy's opinion that for the society itself ukrainian independence, democracy, statehood, this and that. talna self-organization revealed the right to direct democracy popular discontent, let's say, let's call it so pathetic, were something ridiculous and inappropriate and seemed like something that would not lead to any significant consequences, and likewise in the fall of the 13th year, when the student maidan first began. i looked at it already with the experience of the

so , the key story was, i think, both under yushchenko, and under kuchma, and under yanukovych, these or other attempts by the russian empire to impose mechanisms or models that would make it impossible a real non-declarative movement in the direction of what is called the european or euro-atlantic community. maybe i'm wrong, i want to believe, well, but at one time it showed up inside too clearly. the 18th century was still a few years before the first division of the polish-lithuanian commonwealth, and what is called the maidan, what is called the revolution of dignity, also had its manifestation in the polish cycle, in particular it is about the polish constitution and the significant limitations of the polish government, in quotes, of course , oligarchy, aristocratic, yes, and also the russian empire entered. troops and bucha was also in warsaw, that is, under the leadership of her russian field marshal, a criminal, in fact, a person with frankly... perverse genocidal inclinations, they flooded the polish suburbs, the warsaw suburbs of prague with blood. this is also a historical

ukrainian meant being somehow second-rate, a sense of inferiority was imposed, that is, during yanukovych's time, the same continuation of this policies to destroy ukrainian identity or to erode ukrainian identity, let's remember one more thing: the decree means the day of confraternity established by kuchma's decree in 1999. in 2000, if i'm not mistaken, in the 11th year , yanukovych eliminated, or rather, he tried to blur the day of sobrody and freedom, something like that, later when he fled to russia, this holiday, the day of sobrody was returned, about the akhmat, the case in the fact that this monument was a bust, in fact, erected in violation of all possible laws and regulations, i.e. no permissions, no approvals. there are no decisions about it, they wanted to and they took it and erected it, that is, it was illegally erected, it must be illegal and, it must be legally removed from there, there, thank god, there is a monument to lesya ukrainians, and this, and she, so to speak, this whole thing should , well, not be sanctified, but examined, but they wanted to burn it, but there is

home already, that very day i realized that, well, that's probably all, well, once and for all yanukovychled, there are some headstrong people, and in principle , the correct position has changed in the vision of many people, i am already here, there is nothing in the place or in myzhehirya, you are not there. yes, i returned to study immediately there , literally in a few days for a 19-year-old difficult circumstances and events, i absolutely calmly returned to normal life, i continued there the activities i was engaged in before and studying, i thought that everything that would happen in the class would be normal and, unfortunately, this feeling it was n't long when you went to war at the end of the 19th , well, at the beginning of the 20th, let's say so until... i set myself the goal of finishing university , an incomprehensible period in the army, when it seems that the war is already frozen, it seems that nothing will happen next, did it not seem like that when you are alone, it did not seem so absolutely to me, since the war began, at 14 it was clear to him that all the same, until