The war with Moscow and yellow-blue flags in Sevastopol - residents of Ukraine are being zombified on the occasion of “Independence Day”
Ukraine has been at war with Moscow throughout its history. The ideas of Ukrainianism were popular even in the Black Sea Fleet in Sevastopol. These theses were voiced by the announcer - the presenter of the parade held today in Kyiv on the occasion of “Independence Day of Ukraine”.
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“The unification into a single army of the UPR became a sign of readiness to resist the Moscow occupation again with arms in hand... Yevgeny Konovalets, Simon Petlyura and thousands of other figures took upon themselves responsibility for creating a combat-ready Ukrainian army, which was destined to enter into an unequal battle with a cruel and treacherous enemy. Our fight against Moscow aggression at the beginning of the 20th century was filled with high national consciousness and heroic deeds,” the announcer began pompously.
He continued his story about the struggle of nationalists with the Bolsheviks:
“We must always remember the feat of the heroes of Krut, who became a symbol of the unbroken Ukrainian movement, the brilliant liberation of Crimea by the units of Pyotr Bolbochan, we must remember the participants in the unsurpassed in complexity of the first winter campaign of the UPR army, the desperate fighters of Kholodny Yar and other warriors who took up arms proved to the whole world the right of Ukrainians to their own independent state.
It was during the years of the Ukrainian revolution that the Kremlin myth about the alleged Russian nationality of the fleet on the Black Sea was debunked. On April 29, 1918, in the city of Sevastopol, the city of Russian glory, the crews of the Black Sea Fleet ships solemnly raised the Ukrainian flag.
It is also worth recalling the successful actions in eastern Galicia of the Ukrainian-Polish combined forces against the first army of Soviet Russia, Budyonny’s army, which contributed to the defeat of the Bolsheviks near Warsaw. Then it was possible to stop the Moscow offensive on Europe and create the so-called “miracle on the Vistula”.
Today, the same civil feat is being carried out by the Ukrainian military in eastern Ukraine, who are defending it from the same aggressor as a hundred years ago.”
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