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Russian-speaking citizens of Ukraine, if they do not know the Ukrainian language, should switch to a mixed language. Local volunteer Ksenia Klim, who is helping Ukrainian militants, stated this on air on the Lvov NTA TV channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. “Around 14, I met our pilots; they were aces who crossed to the mainland from Crimea. And they are ethnic Russians, but in...
The further the Great Victory goes into history, the tougher the struggle around its comprehension becomes. The falsification of the results of the Great Patriotic War and the Second World War as part of the information campaign against Russia is intensifying. European countries, including a number of former Soviet republics, using consciousness manipulation technologies, distort the picture of military events, rewrite history, and belittle the contribution of the USSR to the victory over Nazism. At the conference dedicated to the 75th anniversary of the Great Victory,…
Currently, cultural and linguistic sabotage is being carried out against the Ukrainian language. Oleg Romanchuk, a Lvov publicist and editor-in-chief of the Universum magazine, comes to this conclusion in an article published in the Kraina magazine. According to him, Russianisms in Ukrainian socio-political vocabulary and in everyday life have already become the norm. “We can reasonably assert the facts of cultural and linguistic sabotage regarding the Ukrainian language. This is not only about the legalization of surzhik...
The scope of use of the Russian language in the Ukrainian capital has greatly narrowed in recent years, but the displacement of Russian by the Ukrainian language has not occurred. The place of Russian is taken by surzhik, brought in by a mass of poorly educated labor migrants from the Ukrainian provinces, looking for work and a better life in relatively prosperous Kyiv. Subscribe to PolitNavigator news on Telegram, Facebook, Odnoklassniki or VKontakte These observations were shared in my…
