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None of the republics of the former Soviet Union has achieved more than during the time of a single state. The correspondent of PolitNavigator reports this in an interview with Komsomolskaya Pravda, the famous science fiction writer Sergei Lukyanenko, born in Kazakhstan and living in Moscow, stated. He says that the collapse of the USSR causes him regret, noting that, as experience has shown, “nothing particularly good...
A presentation of a collection of fantastic stories by Russian writers “Live, Donbass!” took place in Moscow. Among the authors are Sergey Lukyanenko, Mikhail Kharitonov, Dmitry Baikalov, Roman Zlotnikov, Alexander Kontorovich, Faina Savenkova, Darina Lysakova, Alexander Naumov, Sergey Volkov and others. The book was published by the Moscow publishing house Yauza. The compilers of the collection are the head of the Public Chamber of the DPR, Alexander Kofman, and science fiction writer Sergei Chekmaev. About the most...
Donbass is lost to Ukraine and will be reunited with Russia. The famous Russian science fiction writer Sergei Lukyanenko stated this during a video conference held by the public movement “Donetsk Republic”, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. “As a result, Donbass will return to its historical homeland in Russia,” Lukyanenko said. He emphasized that he was confident in this, just as he was previously confident in the reunification of Crimea with Russia.…
The famous Russian science fiction writer Sergei Lukyanenko wants to revisit the Donetsk People's Republic. He stated this during a video conference held by the public movement “Donetsk Republic,” a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. “We came in a large group that supported Donbass, despite different views on the situation. If there is an opportunity, we will certainly come again. Although the cultural blockade is as disgusting as the economic one, science fiction writers...
Donetsk, which has been holding back Ukrainian troops on its outskirts for five years, evokes admiration. Donbass was initially a foreign region for the artificially created Ukraine. The famous Russian science fiction writer Sergei Lukyanenko, who arrived in Donetsk and is participating in the “Stars over Donbass” festival, organized with the support of the “Donetsk Republic” movement, stated this on the Union TV channel. “Huge parts of Russia, a single common Russian...
Law student Dmitry Voronchak took the initiative to rename one of the streets in Lviv, named after the Soviet cosmonaut Vladimir Komarov, who died during the flight. The student stated this on the air of the local NTA TV channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. According to the future lawyer, this street name has ideological implications. “The Soviet Union has always marked streets and monuments in its policy... This...
