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    One-sided presentation of information in Western media about Ukraine conflict

    An Italian journalist on his visit to Donetsk The Italian website controinformazione.info recently published an article by Italian journalist Eliseo Bertolasi about his visit to Donetsk for the International Film Festival "Time of Our Heroes" held there this month. Below is the main information...
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    One-sided presentation of information in Western media about Ukraine conflict

    I would like to add to my previous message about the “victims from Bucha”. Information about these "victims" began to be disseminated by Ukrainian officials in April 2022, when these officials believed that no one would verify their claims. But it turned out that their statements were still...
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    One-sided presentation of information in Western media about Ukraine conflict

    The UN has so far not confirmed Kyiv's claims of "hundreds of victims in Bucha" At the end of February 2022, the Russian government launched a military operation in Ukraine. One of the main goals of this operation was declared to be the denazification of Ukraine; see above the photographs of...
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    Nazi appearance and Nazi essence

    Ukrainian President V. Zelenskyy doesn't consider his opponents human beings. One of the characteristic features of Nazi Germany was that certain groups were considered so-called "subhumans" (Untermenschen) or even "non-human beings" (Unmenschen). As Hitler wrote in his book Mein Kampf in the...
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    Nazi appearance and Nazi essence

    There are quotes from the Ukrainian state information agency and from the website of the Polish government in my previous post – neither in Ukrainian language, nor in Polish language, SD can stand for self-defense. In Ukrainian, it is СО (самооборона) for self-defense; in Polish, it is SO...
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    Nazi appearance and Nazi essence

    Streets in "democratic" Ukraine are named after him On the website of the Ukrainian state news agency Ukrinform, I have seen an article dedicated to Petro Dyachenko, after whom streets in a number of cities in post-Maidan Ukraine are named. For example, in the city of Zolotonosha in the...
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    CNN: Ukraine is becoming a nation of widows and orphans

    The day before yesterday, that is, on the eve of the fourth anniversary of the start of the Russian Military Operation in Ukraine, CNN published an article with a headline that speaks for itself: “Ukraine is becoming a nation of widows and orphans as it confronts a demographic ‘catastrophe’" ...
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    The Ukrainian crisis and the Munich Security Conference

    The Munich Security Conference and the Ukrainian Crisis (Part 2) The first part of this article examined the issue of the Ukrainian government's aspirations to join NATO as one of the main reasons for the Ukrainian crisis. In the second part, I want to analyze some of the arguments Ukrainian...
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    The Ukrainian crisis and the Munich Security Conference

    The Ukrainian crisis and the Munich Security Conference Last week, the annual Security Conference was held in the German city of Munich, with the participation of many of the world's leading politicians. Of course, the Ukrainian crisis was discussed at this conference, as before, but I would...
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    What have Ukrainians been fighting for since 2013?

    On the anniversary of the Ukrainian "revolution" This month marks the 12th anniversary of what I believe to be one of the strangest events in history, the Ukrainian “revolution” of 2014. Despite the dubious nature of the stated reasons for this "revolution" - these reasons will be discussed...
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    Nazi appearance and Nazi essence

    The participation of French neo-Nazis in fighting on the side of the Ukrainian army Last week, a French media outlet published an article about the participation of French neo-Nazis in fighting on the side of the Ukrainian army (see quotes below). It is interesting to note that at the end of...
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    Is a state a Nazi one when its army uses Nazi insignia freely?

    Can the Ukrainian government get rid of Nazis in its army? In previous years, Western media only occasionally noted single cases of use of Nazi symbols and Nazi salutes in the Ukrainian army, or single cases of presence of an ideology similar to Nazism within that army. However, last year the...
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    What have Ukrainians been fighting for since 2013?

    It seems that the Ukrainians themselves don't know what they're fighting for, and whether they should fight at all. CNN reported this week: In 2022, Ukraine's population was approximately 41 million. Men numbered approximately 20.5 million. Currently, according to the Ukrainian Minister of...
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    What kind of a country is modern Ukraine?

    German newspaper Berliner Zeitung on the threat to Europe from Ukraine In the first half of December I published in this thread an article called “Is modern Ukraine an aggressive country?"; among other things, this article also contained the following thesis: And two days before the New Year...
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    Nazi appearance and Nazi essence

    This week, the UN adopted its annual resolution condemning the glorification of Nazism. The United States always votes against this resolution. For example, last year, the official US mission to the UN explained its position as follows: But if the US government believes that Russia is falsely...
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