zaporizhzhya sich by the time when e the last quarter of the xviii century, ekateri.he was liquidated. here were the borders in general and whether the border of this state was to the sea, they reached access. it's very interesting. story. so it was after the minich war. so, when for the first time, uh, russia on the right bank he received a large class, well, relatively large there, except for kiev, yes. and that means the same thing allows, zaporozhtsev commission. so already with the poles and asks, again, where border, so with poland , here’s how to conduct it, they say, they say, hetman zef says, it means he poured it there, kurgan in the valyns, it means there are nostrils somewhere, here are those, well, that is, this is, as it were, well , on the one hand, this is such a clear matter to lucas. yes, such a well-known trick, but on the other hand, this is an idea, as it were, of people who do not use cartography, who are not guided by international treaties by some kind of international law. yes, that is , no, but their own verified boundaries. and even represen

the 17th century everything would have been different if they had supported the ukrainians and zaporizhzhya sich, in particular , that is, russia. always takes advantage when poland and ukraine quarrel. poles know how much their country has done for ukraine humanitarian for strategic reasons, as well as the fact that friendship with ukraine is in their interests, and it really is. it is in our common interests , while the kremlin wants to see poland and ukraine in a state of enmity. friends of poland and ukraine, like me, want to see polish-ukrainian relations at a high level for the fulfillment of the hopes of leaders on both sides who understand that together they can be safer than alone last week in a conversation with me matthew bryce, a former adviser to the secretary of state on a mutual acquaintance of yours said that zernova the agreement, in particular russia's attempts to interpret it in its favor, the attempt to distort it, also indirectly indicates another process under the guise of this russian version. they would like to continue the intensification of the supply of russian gas thr

but what’s interesting is that she is a descendant of those cossacks who moved from zaporizhzhya sichhough she herself , er, her father has some ukrainian roots, and her mother has some roma roots. and she herself he always says that he emphasizes his romani roots, but he keeps quiet about his ukrainian roots, even though the last name itself is so eloquent. well , where in russia can non-treb people come from? well, only those who moved to russia voluntarily or those who were resettled involuntarily on russia and how they twisted their brains with the word uh, it is still about a play in a berlin theater dear ukrainians who are now in germany, if you are not satisfied with this, then you can also picket uh, this play in different ways, you can do it, you can do it also in the way of visual art , as a ukrainian woman did it, which is a little bad. this is what the ballerinas dance on, and she did pointe in the form of geese, this is about the fact that this ballet is russian and the great russian culture she is killing, and you can see that the ribbons used to rewind the ballerinas' l