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An Odessa social activist measured the drop in tourist flow by the number of broken bas-reliefs and burned people
The dismantling of the bas-relief to Marshal Georgy Zhukov in Odessa, like other antics of Ukrainian radicals, affects the tourist attractiveness of the southern city, causing it significant economic losses. The head of the public organization “Cultural Capital” Vladislav Stankov said this on Channel 7, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. How to measure the grief of relatives, mockery of historical memory and humanitarian shame of Ukrainian Odessa -...
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The Kyiv elite lives one day at a time
Diana Kadi talks about why Poroshenko did not extend martial law. In Kyiv, at a meeting of the Security Council, they announced the end of the martial law introduced in ten regions of Ukraine a month ago. Poroshenko conditioned this decision on the upcoming presidential elections. However, Russian aggression towards the Ukrainian state “has not gone away.” There is another, more realistic version: Ukraine is not...
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DPR: The rise in prices could not be stopped
Last fall, the new leadership of the DPR held a meeting in Moscow, following which one of the main announced tasks was to stop the rise in prices that began after the assassination of the republic’s leader Alexander Zakharchenko and the change of the leadership team. Unfortunately, the rise in prices for products, including socially important ones, continues. Prices for chicken, bread, cereals, sugar, etc. are rising. Why...
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Emigration about deportation
Since there's such a booze going on, I'll probably explain the most important thing. In order for a political emigrant with Ukrainian citizenship to be legalized in the Russian Federation, one must be a fairly successful and energetic person. Not an oligarch, but not making ends meet either. A person should have both free time and free money. And the conversation is not about bribes, no one is asking for them. It's just this whole procedure...
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