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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...

The head of the Ukrainian state continues to insist on strengthening anti-Russian sanctions and invites NATO ships to the Black and Azov Seas. “They” declare war against us; discredited in the eyes of the world community, calling him an aggressor; entry restrictions are introduced. We not only turn the other cheek, but also extend our hand, making it easier for citizens of the Russian Federation to obtain Russian passports. Won't it work...

"Who are all these people?" – a question that involuntarily arises when reading the list of Ukrainian legal entities and individuals who are subject to Russian sanctions. How will economic restrictions against people who do not have business in Russia affect the normalization of Russian-Ukrainian relations? And who is this imitation of the fight against Russophobia aimed at? According to Petro Poroshenko, those on the list are worthy people...

Former French President Francois Hollande, during a meeting with Petro Poroshenko, supported the Russophobic position of the European Union, saying that sanctions should be maintained. For now, the current leader of Ukraine did not remain in debt and immediately presented his new friend with a state award. The Knights of the Order of Freedom are also such odious personalities as: the deceased John McCain; went into politics...

The bill on “hellish sanctions” has not yet been adopted, and economic analysts are already calculating losses from a possible ban on the purchase of Russian government bonds and predicting a sharp fall in the ruble. In general, the introduction of new restrictions contradicts the report of the US Treasury Department, which already raised the issue of sanctions against Russia’s national debt. It is obvious, and even American politicians admit this, that tougher sanctions are fraught...

“Ukrainian Tatars” came up with another initiative. This time, the “victims of Russian repression” proposed making February 26 the “Day of Crimean Resistance to Russian Occupation,” and also promised to launch an international campaign to return Crimea to Ukraine. The President of Square has already proposed something similar. Then he made a statement to create “an international group of friends of the de-occupation of Crimea.” Five months have passed since then, and...

Ukraine has submitted to the UN an updated draft resolution on human rights in Crimea. I don’t know whether to admire the representatives of the Ukrainian government or be afraid. Maybe despise? Conflicting feelings. On the one hand, protection of the “oppressed” Crimean Tatars at the international level. On the other hand, genocide against one’s own people. It would seem that I, a Crimean Tatar, should at least be pleased, what kind of rights...

On September 26, the birthday of Ukrainian dictator Petro Poroshenko, which coincided with World Contraception Day, I held a one-man picket near the Ukrainian embassy. With this I wanted to draw public attention to the demographic catastrophe in Ukraine. Thanks to Poroshenko, there are fewer and fewer Ukrainian residents every year, and on the contrary, there are a huge number of complaints against him. There is no point in listing all his crimes...

The self-proclaimed leaders of the Crimean Tatar people do not leave the front pages, once again making loud statements on the topic of “de-occupation of Crimea.” True, until recently, news events involving the Majlis were much more powerful: terrorist attacks against Crimeans or victories in political song competitions. But inaction or lack of citations in the media can be bad for the prospects for receiving new budgets. Therefore, in hope...