Deadstick
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Nice people our Country's support, meanwhile Ukrainian anti Nazi Partisans derailed a Ukrainian ammo train and torched a Ukrainian drone factory in Bandera central Lviv producing five thousand UAVs a month.
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What kind of a country is modern Ukraine?
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Ringo
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I don't know if it was partisans or not, but I'd bet that someone took the money to supply the drones and then set the building on fire. It's cheaper and more profitable than manufacturing anything. Capitalism is about profit.Nice people our Country's support, meanwhile Ukrainian anti Nazi Partisans derailed a Ukrainian ammo train and torched a Ukrainian drone factory in Bandera central Lviv producing five thousand UAVs a month.
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Ukraine is a country in transition.
It's not worth it to spend any more billions IMO. But we still cost those Ruskis a shitload of money!
It's not worth it to spend any more billions IMO. But we still cost those Ruskis a shitload of money!
otto105
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So, you lika the pootin.Ukraine is a country in transition.
It's not worth it to spend any more billions IMO. But we still cost those Ruskis a shitload of money!
maga
obvious projection.So, you lika the pootin.
789I don't know if it was partisans or not, but I'd bet that someone took the money to supply the drones and then set the building on fire. It's cheaper and more profitable than manufacturing anything. Capitalism is about profit.
Fuck you, dead bitch.
Zincwarrior
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Its a place where they don't fucking murder political opponents like Russia,?
When the question “What kind of a country is modern Ukraine?” is asked, Americans usually answer that it doesn’t matter for them, what kind of a country modern Ukraine is.
However, in the past it did matter for Americans what kind of a country Libya was in 2011 when the U.S. bombed it; or it did matter for Americans what kind of a country Iraq was in 2003 when U.S. invaded it, etc.
The second Americans’ answer to the question “What kind of a country is modern Ukraine?” is the answer “Modern Ukraine may be a not especially good country now, but it is changing for the better”.
In this article, I am going to consider both above-mentioned theses.
Rights of ethnic minorities in Ukraine after the Euromaidan
Before the so-called Ukrainian revolution, alias Euromaidan, i.e. before February 2014, ethnic minorities had much more rights in Ukraine than now. For example, Ukraine had state-financed Hungarian, Romanian etc. schools where children were taught in their respective languages during the whole course of education.Freedom of speech in Ukraine after the Euromaidan
However, in 2020 and 2021 the Law on Indigenous Peoples and Law on Secondary Education were passed in Ukraine and under these Laws the state stopped to finance Hungarian, Romanian etc. schools of ethnic minorities because ethnic Hungarians, Romanians and other peoples were not named “Indigenous Peoples of Ukraine” in these Laws.
Before February 2014, there were also so-called regional languages in Ukraine, i.e. languages which were native for more than 10% people in a region, city, town or settlement. These regional languages could be free used in public offices, in mass media, in private enterprises etc. on the territory of the respective region, city, town or settlement.
But in 2019 the above-mentioned regional languages were eliminated in Ukraine.
Before February 2014, Ukrainian police protected offices of mass media, even opposition ones.
However after the Euromaidan, the police often do not intervene when Ukrainian nationalists attack opposition media.
In the summer of 2016, a Ukrainian website accused the Ukrainian TV company Inter of cooperation with separatists. Till November 2016, the building, where this TV company is situated, was three times attacked by “activists” and its rooms were set on fire - fortunately, nobody died in these arsons. However, the material damage was great.
After one of these arsons, an Advisor to the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine Anton Gerashchenko wrote in Facebook that one shouldn`t rule out that Inter managers themselves had provoked the arson of their rooms; see here.
So far, no culprits of these arsons have been found; and by the way, so far, Ukrainian authorities haven’t published any confirmation that Inter had really cooperated with separatists, i.e. no criminal proceedings have been started because of these allegations.
In December 2017, Yevheniy Murayev, the owner of the Ukrainian TV channel NewsOne, called the Euromaidan a coup d'etat.
Although his words weren’t violation of Ukrainian laws, hundreds of “activists” surrounded the building of NewsOne and demanded apologies from Murayev.
The police did not intervene and Ukrainian Minister of Internal Affairs Avakov said that owners of NewsOne “had to stop to provoke people”.
The “activists” blocked all entrances to the building of NewsOne by using sand bags and barbed wire; and this blockade lasted for 7 days and although it was an obvious violation of Ukrainian laws, nobody was arrested or otherwise punished for it.
In 2021 the broadcasting of NewsOne was suspended by Ukrainian authorities. And in 2023, the Ukrainian Council for Broadcasting – after a decision of the National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine - revoked license of NewsOne, see the official website of this Council; i.e. this TV channel was fully closed.
Therefore, I can conclude that situation in the sphere of rights of ethnic minorities and in the sphere of freedom of speech has become worse as compared with the situation before the Euromaidan.
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FYI: Approximately ~73 million.How many people did those scary Nazis kill 2019-2022 when Russians tanks rolled in and started daily killing of people by the thousands?
And they are still dead.
otto105
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Oooooooo, you really lika the pootin.
She looks like an ugly lezboThe Khokhls laugh at russian elections. when they themselves won't have any.
They laugh at russian mobilization. when they themselves are forcibly mobilized every day.
They laugh at russian navy, when they themselves have none.
Maybe they think that laughter prolongs life?
AntonToo
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FYI seek professional mental help.FYI: Approximately ~73 million.
And they are still dead.
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Lol.Its a place where they don't fucking murder political opponents like Russia,?
What is your best estimate of how many people the Nazis killed?FYI seek professional mental help.
AntonToo
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The Khokhls laugh at russian elections. when they themselves won't have any.
Moron, whats this?
1991 Ukrainian presidential election - Wikipedia
1994 Ukrainian presidential election - Wikipedia
1999 Ukrainian presidential election - Wikipedia
2004 Ukrainian presidential election - Wikipedia
2010 Ukrainian presidential election - Wikipedia
2014 Ukrainian presidential election - Wikipedia
2019 Ukrainian presidential election - Wikipedia
Thats Ukranians voting for opposition, for real change of power.
Can you Russian slaves even imagine something like that?
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Deadstick
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Those Nazi pigs have murdered several political opponents, including one of their own negotiating team with the Russians in Turkey, the Ukrainian SBU/Gestapo shot the man dead on the street in Kiev.Lol.
Deadstick
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After the coup you clown.Moron, whats this?
1991 Ukrainian presidential election - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
1994 Ukrainian presidential election - Wikipedia
1999 Ukrainian presidential election - Wikipedia
2004 Ukrainian presidential election - Wikipedia
2010 Ukrainian presidential election - Wikipedia
2014 Ukrainian presidential election - Wikipedia
2019 Ukrainian presidential election - Wikipedia
Thats Ukranians voting for opposition, for real change of power.
Can you Russian slaves even imagine something like that?
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Yes! Yet somehow many Americans don’t know this about Ukraine, but they do know about Navalny.Those Nazi pigs have murdered several political opponents, including one of their own negotiating team with the Russians in Turkey, the Ukrainian SBU/Gestapo shot the man dead on the street in Kiev.
Funny how that happens.
AntonToo
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After the coup you clown.
Now for some facts:
After failure to illicitly and violently squash protests of his unilateral derailing of Ukranian accession into EU, Ukranian president Yanukovich packed up his belongings (including millions stolen out of treasury) and was escorted by Russian FSB into Rostov, Russia. Where he remains to this day as Russia has refused to make him available for trial.
When he failed to show up for work, Ukranian parlament impeached him for abandoning his official responsibilities.
Acting-President then assigned special elections and a few months later in 2014 Ukraine elected Proshenko, who was recognized by Russia and the rest of the world as the President of Ukraine.
In 2019 Poroshenko was defeated by Zelensky who ran on anti-establishment platform, promises to address rampant corruption and end conflict in Donbas that was hindering Ukraine.
So yes, absolutely there were competetive elections and peaceful transfer of power in Ukraine after Maidan. You are just another useful idiot spreading Kremlin bullshit, while you know next to nothing about Ukraine.
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Deadstick
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Bollocks! trial LOL! that would be like the July bomb plotters against Hitler, Judge Roland Freisler presiding, he failed to show up for work because there was a fascist lynch mob looking for him. i know much more about it than your bullshit spin it anyway you like doesn't change the fact the elected president and government was removed with violence.Now for some facts:
After failure to illicitly and violently squash protests of his unilateral derailing of Ukranian accession into EU, Ukranian president Yanukovich packed up his belongings (including millions stolen out of treasury) and was escorted by Russian FSB into Rostov, Russia. Where he remains to this day as Russia has refused to make him available for trial.
When he failed to show up for work, Ukranian parlament impeached him for abandoning his official responsibilities.
Acting-President then assigned special elections and a few months later in 2014 Ukraine elected Proshenko, who was recognized by Russia and the rest of the world as the President of Ukraine.
In 2019 Poroshenko was defeated by Zelensky who ran on anti-establishment platform, promises to address rampant corruption and end conflict in Donbas that was hindering Ukraine.
So yes, absolutely there were competetive elections and peaceful transfer of power in Ukraine after Maidan. You are just another useful idiot spreading Kremlin bullshit, while you know next to nothing about Ukraine.
AntonToo
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Bollocks! trial LOL! that would be like the July bomb plotters against Hitler, Judge Roland Freisler presiding, he failed to show up for work because there was a fascist lynch mob looking for him.
More propaganda horseshit, somehow nobody was after him as he was packing up his belongings for two days before leaving.
All of his party members remained in their position in Congress, no one was removed, no one lynched.
Fascist mobs were his goons who started beating up and disapearing students for peaceful protesting and sparked Maidan.
Ukraine is not a slave country like Russia and don't tollerate shit like that.
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