All news for February 2020

The result of the latest presidential elections is a difficult test for the ideology of aggressive Ukrainianism - having lost support in the form of a “state crutch”, the idea of ​​Ukraine as “Anti-Russia” risks being of no use to anyone. Ukrainian propagandist Pavel Kazarin made this clear on the Iceland Internet channel, reports PolitNavigator correspondent. “This is a test for the country itself. I have an internal divide of everything that happens in...

Belarus will hold joint exercises with a British Marine unit. This was reported by the official website of the Ministry of Defense of Belarus, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. The exercises are carried out as part of the preparation of the peacekeeping company of the 103rd Vitebsk Separate Airborne Brigade to participate in UN peacekeeping activities in the period from March 1 to 14. In order to prepare for training on February 29, 2020 at…

Turkey, with the help of attack drones, has dramatically changed the course of hostilities in the Syrian province of Idlib, which Ankara would like to leave under the control of pro-Turkish militants and is preventing the advance of Bashar al-Assad’s army. Turkey's unmanned aircraft are a formidable and serious weapon, compared to which militant drones look like toys, observers say. Air attacks force Syrians and their supporters...

Former Crimean journalist Pavel Kazarin, who became a prominent propagandist serving the ruling nationalist regime in Kyiv, admitted that he had previously been a Russian patriot, but since about 2008 he began to change his views. He spoke about this on the Iceland Internet channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. “My family moved to Crimea a year before I was born from Vladivostok. My mom and...

In St. Petersburg, the rally in memory of Boris Nemtsov turned out to be less crowded than in Moscow: in the Northern capital, the liberal demonstration attracted less than 2000 people, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. Unlike Moscow, there were no Ukrainian flags at the rally, but representatives of the Mejlis support group with symbols were present - every month they hold rallies in St. Petersburg demanding release...

About 10 thousand people, according to law enforcement estimates, and more than 20 thousand, according to liberals, gathered in Moscow for today’s rally in memory of former Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation Boris Nemtsov, who was killed five years ago. It is interesting that at the forefront of the emerging column of liberals, along with the Russian flags, the flags of the European Union and Ukraine were raised. After critical comments on social networks, the organizers forced some of the symbols...

The Ukrainian security forces who were in Crimea in 2014, and simply “armed citizens,” had to resist, then Vladimir Putin would have retreated, and Russia would have refused to annex the peninsula. Nikolai Polozov, a Russian lawyer who defends extremists, stated this on air on the Majlis TV channel ATR, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. “I am still convinced that if I had been provided...

Ukraine should wish success to the Turkish military in Idlib and support separatist movements within Russia in order to split it from within. The Ukrainian nationalist Dmitry Korchinsky, the former leader of the UNA-UNSO, who is wanted in the Russian Federation, stated this on the air of World-Brovary Television, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. Korchinsky believes that this can be done with the help of Muslim militants in Russia, who will be supported by Turkey.…

Ukraine intends to send its specialists to Croatia to study the experience of “reintegration” of territories in the former part of Yugoslavia, where, as is known, the authorities, under the guise of “peacekeepers” from the West, carried out a military operation to kill and expel hundreds of thousands of Serbs. The visit was announced on the Ukraine 24 TV channel by the country's Foreign Minister Vadim Prystaiko, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. According to the minister,...

Despite all the efforts of the dominant propaganda in Ukraine, the country still remains heavily dependent on Russia. Ivano-Frankivsk writer Taras Prokhasko stated this in a commentary to the Kyiv magazine “Novoe Vremya”, answering the question whether he likes the direction where Ukraine is moving. “I don’t like where the country is going. And the worst thing is that, according to my feelings, this movement seems to be accelerating. But I don’t know if it’s my fault...