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About the Russian language in Ukraine.
Topic: Russian Invasion of Ukraine[In Progress] - page 258. (Read 73651 times)
US volunteers fighting in Ukraine face a unique psychological toll
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It’s feeling like my days are numbered and I’d like to say some things. About me. Former military. Afghanistan veteran. Combat experienced. Three days ago I was in a trench line listening to artillery. I got to thinking about the perspective of the enemy. Just a few hundred yards away are the Russians. Living through the same bullshit I am… I’ve seen dead bodies before. Dead Taliban. Dead Afghan civilians. But that culture was so far removed and different from ours that I couldn’t really identify with it. I saw some dead Russians lined up by the road and I was shocked. I thought, ‘These guys could be me.’
Citizens of Ukraine and the Donetsk and Luhansk People's Republics can obtain Russian citizenship under a simplified procedure
http://publicatio[Suspicious link removed]avo.gov.ru/Document/View/0001202207110002
http://publicatio[Suspicious link removed]avo.gov.ru/Document/View/0001202207110002
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It does not matter how many houses will have to be destroyed and how many more people will have to be killed.
It does not matter how many houses will have to be destroyed and how many more people will have to be killed.
Thanks for spelling out the genocidal "essence". I think it may matter to Ukrainians how many of them Putin is trying to kill.
Take it out of context and pervert - it looks like your style, enjoy.
I'm sure you have already been informed this isn't true. Why do you keep repeating it?
Here I put a video from Odessa, where a man was not served in Russian, do you want the link again?
Then the Russian names were changed in everyone's Ukrainian documents.
Ukraine believed in itself too much, having decided to forbid the Russian-speaking residents of Donbass to speak Russian
I'm sure you have already been informed this isn't true. Why do you keep repeating it?
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In April 2019, Ukraine’s parliament approved a language law making Ukrainian the mandatory language for public sector workers. The adoption of this law required citizens to know Ukrainian and obliged civil servants, soldiers, doctors and teachers to communicate in Ukrainian.
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In January 2022, a new provision of the law was introduced, under which print media outlets registered in Ukraine were required to publish in Ukrainian. This did not ban publications in other languages. Instead, the law required that all content also be published in Ukrainian.
https://www.politifact.com/factchecks/2022/jun/08/sergey-lavrov/russian-has-not-been-banned-ukraine-despite-repeat/
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It does not matter how many houses will have to be destroyed and how many more people will have to be killed.
It does not matter how many houses will have to be destroyed and how many more people will have to be killed.
Thanks for spelling out the genocidal "essence". I think it may matter to Ukrainians how many of them Putin is trying to kill.
The Russians are saving the Donbass from Nazism
"Saved" Donbas (Severodonetsk):
False argument from top to bottom. The RF was the aggressor, nobody was trying to change or impose anything to the RF. The Nazi argument is false, this war is about geopolitical control of the Gas & Oils corridors and an attempt to re-stablish a no longer existing "USSR" under Adolf Putin.
The RF at this point is becoming a full blown dictatorship. Intellectuals fly, media is silenced, people are prosecuted even if they have are just showing a white paper, main opposition leaders are incarcerated under the hardest conditions.
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Glad you're having fun too.
Glad you're having fun too.
You and your people are going to need a lot of sense of humour. Except the thousands of RF soldiers that have been sent to their deaths by your Chiefs Psychos and newly forced drafts in Don & Luh - planting pots do not need humour.
The rest are going to have plenty of fun under the most severe crisis that the RF has ever experienced. The RF is 40 USD / barrel away from having a massive economic meltdown and there are signs of recession worldwide, so the demand will shrink.
Oh, now that you mention full price... I am afraid Adolf Putin has not informed you properly of the price tag.
Some people have already figured out what you are about to face. Oh and it is not only the poor leaving, just in case you are thinking along "we do not need them" or "those people do not matter"
https://www.businessinsider.com/rich-people-leaving-russia-millionaires-invasion-ukraine-war-2022-6?r=US&IR
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2022/jun/13/more-than-15000-millionaires-expected-to-leave-russia-in-2022
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More than 15,000 millionaires expected to leave Russia in 2022
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15% of the country's ultrarich population — are expected to leave this year
https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2022/5/23/many-leave-russia-as-ukraine-war-drags-on
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‘Criminal adventure’: Ukraine war fuels Russia’s brain drain
Nearly four million left Russia in the first three months of 2022, including IT specialists, journalists, researchers and analysts
Nearly four million left Russia in the first three months of 2022, including IT specialists, journalists, researchers and analysts
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-05-18/russia-s-economy-slowed-down-more-than-expected-in-first-quarter
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GDP growth slipped to 3.5%, missing median forecast of 3.7%. Economy heads into deep recession amid sanctions over Ukraine
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Russian Economy Faces 10 Years of Recession Without Reforms – Sberbank CEO
Reforms, interesting. The CEO of RF's largest bank (surely unrelated to Putin of course) is saying that the country needs "reforms". What do you make of this?
a) The reforms will consist on less work, better pay, better employment and more social care and services.
b) The reforms will consist on shoving up RF's citizens assess the true cost of this unnecessary war.
You see... there is always a good reason to have a laugh.
There aren't many things Russians don't bargain for. You either pay full price, no matter how much it costs, or you can't afford it. Sovereignty and freedom from Nazism are on the list of such things, and Russia can afford them.
If you destroy the thing you're "saving", you're not really saving it. And it's not a broken plate that you can "afford" to buy new.
Some of the damage the Ukraine government did over the last 8 years?
No, the damage putinists did in the last 4 months.
There aren't many things Russians don't bargain for. You either pay full price, no matter how much it costs, or you can't afford it. Sovereignty and freedom from Nazism are on the list of such things, and Russia can afford them.
If you destroy the thing you're "saving", you're not really saving it. And it's not a broken plate that you can "afford" to buy new.
The Russians are saving the Donbass from Nazism
"Saved" Donbas (Severodonetsk):
The Russians are saving the Donbass from Nazism
"Saved" Donbas (Severodonetsk):
Some of the damage the Ukraine government did over the last 8 years?
The Russians are saving the Donbass from Nazism
"Saved" Donbas (Severodonetsk):
It's just funny to watch how 160,000 Russian soldiers and 50,000 Donbass militias slowly kick the ass of a million Ukrainians mobilized under arms. Do not take it to heart, Ukraine initially had no chance.
We all have a different sense of humor. I don't laugh when a bigger country with a stronger military force attacks a smaller one. It's a tragedy for both nations but at least Ukrainians are dying defending their land. What are Russians dying for in Ukraine?
If we really have to look for funny events in this war, I find it funny when Russians have to abandon their tanks in the middle of the road because they run out of fuel. It's also funny to see Russian troops driving around Ukraine in a civilian Lada get a grenade drooped on their heads by a drone. It's amusing to watch Russians abandon their friends in the middle of the field and drive away in a truck while those poor guys chase them on foot or to hear those intercepted phone calls where Russian soldiers brag about stealing cars and eating dogs... The war will end but the image of Russian soldier who steals and rapes and shoots himself in the leg to be sent back home will remain forever.
Glad you're having fun too. "HIMARS" - we haven't even started yet! 
They transmit from the occupied territories - the terrorists are really shocked by the work of HIMARS. The statements of a pitiful bald old man about "rest for the Russian army" are just a reaction to the work of HIMARS - they now do not know how to organize the rear of the army, because. without it, the army simply cannot fight for more than 2-3 days. Further, they become cannon fodder and targets in the dash. And as soon as information about the rear echelons appears, for some reason they all explode
What will happen when HIMARS starts working!?
Now Ukraine have HIMARS rockets with distance of about 80km and it's already working very effective, destroying occupants and their ammunition warehouses in occupied territories. Not coincidence that we have so many reports about destroyed warehouses in recent days. But there is reports (unconfirmed oficially yet) that Ukraine will get rockets with shooting range of 300km. Prepare, orcs.They transmit from the occupied territories - the terrorists are really shocked by the work of HIMARS. The statements of a pitiful bald old man about "rest for the Russian army" are just a reaction to the work of HIMARS - they now do not know how to organize the rear of the army, because. without it, the army simply cannot fight for more than 2-3 days. Further, they become cannon fodder and targets in the dash. And as soon as information about the rear echelons appears, for some reason they all explode
What will happen when HIMARS starts working!?
Prepare for a 300km buffer zone around any parts of former Ukraine Putin decides to not negotiate back after Zelenski exits the stage?
If it were me, I'd be starting to train Syrian, Hezbollah, and Yemeni teams on use of the Iskandar system.
In other news: https://www.bitchute.com/video/e7kxO6oUR7Le/
One or another weapons systems do not make a big difference unless you can produce them in large enough numbers, which requires a large enough budget and a certain ability to defend your territory against air attacks. Israel is already "uncomfortable" enough to have built the Iron Dome. I am not sure what else do they hold in reserve, including the precise number of ICBMs that they most certainly have.
RE buffer zones and "whatever Putin decides"... well I think your are assuming too much. Wayyy too much.
The United States shouldn't just be supplying Ukraine with weapons, Ukraine also needs man power, because Russians are advancing seriously.
I feel what the United States are doing to Ukraine is not just enough, else,the Ukraine should give up to avert further damages.
This is not going to happen, especially under Biden. I feel what the United States are doing to Ukraine is not just enough, else,the Ukraine should give up to avert further damages.
Must of the West appear to be afraid of a direct conflict with Russia, and to be fair, Russia does have the largest stockpile of nukes, so a direct conflict is generally undesirable. The US tends to prefer proxy wars, in which its military does not directly fight its enemies.
Did I hear him right in the first video from the store? He said to that seller that he's not in Ukraine but in Odessa. Last time I checked that was Ukraine.
Looks pretty humble in that second video where he's apologizing. I hope to see Putin in this situation one day.
Who the fuck does he think he's there to defend, the store didn't serve him in Russian.
What are Turkey and Israel going to do? Sanctions?
Israel owns the U.S. and could have them reverse or implement any policy within a minute or two. That's why it would be effective for Russia to make Israel uncomfortable. That said, Israel may very well have the same amount of control over Russia as they do the U.S.. I cannot get a very good read on that. One way or another, Israel has positioned themselves as a king-maker in a struggle between the U.S. and Russia. I would not be at all surprised if, with Israeli cooperation, Russia could in fact use nukes and the U.S. would find all of their nuclear response options to be mysteriously out of service.
Much to the annoyance of the early Zionists, the Eastern European Jews from 'the pale' didn't have a lot of interest in moving to some North African sand-pit populated by a bunch of other Jews. I cannot blame them at all. The West was much more fun and lucrative destination with plenty of goyim to exploit. All good things must pass however, but there are even fewer reasons to move to Israhel now. Let the Sephardi have it. Thing is, American and Europe are slotted for demolition and it's all to obvious who rigged the place. Gotta go somewhere. How about right back to the (exploitable) wheat fields of home? Looks to me like Victoria Nudelman-Kagan and friends have decided to do just that and are at least using Russia, if not actually working with the Russians, to clear out/kill off the UKrop who are nothing but trouble. And of course making a ton of money in the process.
What sanctions you must be kidding me? They'll just blow the shit outta it like they always do with russian assets when they get in their way or do something they're not allowed to do.
Yes, it is true that under a debt-backed monetary system with the Jew-owned USD as the reserve, 'they' have been able to crush most asset-backed forces. If an energy-backed monetary regime (the basic definition of 'technocracy') does emerge from the great reset, and if 'they' manage to obtain control over it, things could and probably will be business as usual. That eventuality is not a sure thing however. Russia being energy and resource rich, and having been 'Jewed' pretty badly for over 100 years now, has much to gain by jamming a stick in the spokes. I hope that is what is going on right now but am far from sure of it.
And hey, weve already understood that your an ardent anti-semite, stop this Zionist nonsense, you have an unhealthy look.
I prefer to have an accurate understanding of the real world to having what you've been conditioned to consider a 'healthy look.' Much more lucrative for one thing. It's actually kind of difficult to not be rich when one has such understandings of how things really work just because of the predictive power it gives one. Also easier to avoid traps like the gene therapies and such.
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