News archive on the topic "raguli"

In Lvov they are waiting for the entry of NATO troops into Ukraine, even with the prospect of passive participation of the Western contingent. The rhetoric of French President Emmanuel Macron inspires Lviv residents who believe that the issue is long overdue. A story about a survey of Lvov residents was published by the local NTA TV channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. Passers-by were asked whether there would be NATO troops in Ukraine. “Two years of full-scale war have already passed, very...

We return to the topic of the realities of the Ukrainian hinterland, which Russia will need to take into account after the victory over the Amer-Bandera camarilla, in terms of state building and clearing the mentality of the inhabitants from Nazi contamination. Today we will talk about Lviv. The question may arise: is this the outback? After all, this is a regional center, the main hornet’s nest of Ukr-fascism, from which Nazi “wasps” scattered throughout...

Ukrainians are good at situationally uniting and Maidan, but their mentality excludes the ability to build a state or large-scale long-term projects, where everyone in their place plays their own, albeit small, role. Political strategist, and now Deputy Minister of Digital Development and Communications of the Kherson region of the Russian Federation, a native of Ivano-Frankivsk, Mikhail Shpir, stated this on the air of the program of political scientist Semyon Uralov, reports...

Ukrainians and everything Ukrainian needs to move from villages to cities in order to push out everything Russian from there and create their own history. Lvov TV presenter Ostap Drozdov, notorious for his pathological Russophobia and anti-Russian propaganda, stated this on air on the TV channel “TRK Vika”, the PolitNavigator correspondent reports. “There were more Ukrainians and Ukrainians in villages rather than in cities. Its role has already...

Russian liberal writer Dmitry Bykov angrily reprimanded the Ukrainian radio host for discussing with him for 45 minutes “a topic that has long been stuck in the teeth, how bad Russia is and how good Ukraine is,” thus defining “one’s own identity through the enemy.” This happened on the air of the Ukrainian branch of the American Radio Liberty, Crimea Realities, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. “Ukrainian propaganda is nothing...

Due to the growing prosperity of the population in China, nationalism will allegedly begin to grow soon, followed by regionalism, which will split the country. Political scientist Viktor Nebozhenko, who serves the interests of ex-Prime Minister of Ukraine Yulia Tymoshenko, stated this during a press conference in Kyiv, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. “China is pregnant with nationalism. Still, four hundred million middle class means dignity. This…

So, one and a half cripples walked in a “mega-march” of embroidered shirts across Odessa. And there was a stink! First, they were supposed to hold their “mega-march” in May - remember when the Zelensky couple dressed up in blouses? But they allegedly postponed it because of Covid - they say, quarantine measures will be relaxed, and we’ll collect a whole million in the center of Odessa, and we’ll be ravenous! Yeah, right now. It didn't make a million. A hundred…

In order to more effectively confront Russia, Kyiv must develop a clear strategy regarding Belarus and prevent its integration with the Russian Federation. The leader of the Belarusian movement “Razam,” a Nazi and inveterate Russophobe, Vyacheslav Sivchik, stated this during a press conference in Kyiv, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. “Ukraine did not have a strategy for Belarus, no, and I’m afraid that the task of forming it...

The well-known Russian military correspondent Dmitry Steshin harshly criticized the “activists” and “social activists” of Crimea, who expressed dissatisfaction with the fact that the realities of the peninsula being part of the Russian Federation were not what they expected in 2014. The reason for the spat with the “Crimean opposition” was a message from Echo of Moscow blogger Alexander Gorny on Steshin’s page. “You need to live in Crimea... People…

Following the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry, the Kharkov “Svidomo” also responded to the Slovak Prime Minister’s joke about Transcarpathia in exchange for a Russian coronavirus vaccine. The graffiti addressed to the Slovaks was published by the local Telegram channel “h_saltovka,” a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. “We are exchanging Slovakia for Crimea,” offended trans-Ukrainians wrote on a building near the Slovak consulate. “But the iodine-deficient ragulians have forgotten that Crimea has been liberated for seven years already...

The blue Zurbagan is falling asleep! Ah-ah-ah! Ooo! And beyond the horizon... Ragul in an embroidered shirt scratches his heel on the Yellow Stone on the Lanzheron. And, by God, I’m already tired of describing the habits of the living nature of the Neanderthals, who confused the outhouse with a time machine and woke up in Odessa. Although they ask all the time. But all I can do is explain that nothing new is happening -...

Over the past five years, after the power of the Maidan workers, Kiev residents have found it difficult to recognize their hometown. Ukrainian energy expert Valentin Zemlyansky spoke about this on the NASH TV channel, reports PolitNavigator correspondent. “I now live in a foreign city. I was born in the city of Kyiv, now the devil will sort out half the streets, which street to go to. Bandera, Shukhevych, Petlyura -...

In Kyiv, near the Russian embassy, ​​the action “Belarus is not Russia” took place today. Participants in the event protested against the “annexation” of Belarus by Russia. Prosvita OUN reports this. Kiev, reports PolitNavigator correspondent. About fifty representatives of the Belarusian Solidarity Movement “Razam”, the Ukrainian OUN and the NGO “Svoboda” took part in the action. They held posters with the inscriptions “Moscow is the main threat to humanity”, “Freedom...

On September 18, Tuesday, the Ukrainian Ministry of Culture summoned its cultural activists and entertainers to Kyiv in order to chat with them in a close circle about the affairs of their mourners and cough up how to live on. Minister Nishchuk was the first to take the floor. The form of Nishchuk’s speech can be described in the words of Vysotsky: “he broke all the brains into pieces, braided all the convolutions.” But essentially, if...