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Przed inwazją na Krym Rosjanie byli przeciw interwencji

Posted on March 5, 2014 by chornajuravka

Originally posted on Euromaidan PR:
Poniedziałek, dnia 03 marca 2014, 11:53  Miesiąc przed wtargnięciem FR na teren Krymu obywatele rosyjscy  uważali, że ich kraj nie powinien ingerować w wewnątrzpolityczny konflikt w Ukrainie. Wszechrosyjskie Centrum Badania Opinii Społecznej w dniu 24…

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Andrey Zubov, professor at philosophy department of Moscow State University of International Affairs, was fired after he published a critique of the looming Russian military intervention in Crimea.

Posted on March 5, 2014 by chornajuravka

Originally posted on Euromaidan PR:
His daughter, Iryna Bobrynskaya, reported this on her Facebook page. Zubov’s article, titled “It Already Happened Before,” was published on Vedomosti.ru on March 1, according to Lenta.ru. In his article, the historian compared the possible…

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Russian ‘titushki’ dressed in Ukrainian soldiers’ uniforms to ‘swear allegiance’ to the people of Crimea

Posted on March 5, 2014 by chornajuravka

Originally posted on Euromaidan PR:
Performance being staged once again in Sevastopol The Russian ‘titushki’, who were actively buying Ukrainian military uniforms yesterday, will swear allegiance to the people of Crimea, simulating defected soldiers. Dmytro Tymchuk, director of the Center…

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Ukrainian Navy Accuses Putin of Brazen Lies

Posted on March 5, 2014 by chornajuravka

Originally posted on Euromaidan PR:
Tuesday, March 4, 2014, 20:57 The Command of Sevastopol Naval Brigade and of the crews of the ships Ternopil and Slavutych of the Ukrainian Navy accused Russian President Vladimir Putin of lying in a statement…

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Lutkovska Received No Complaints Regarding Violations of the Rights of Russian Speakers in Crimea

Posted on March 5, 2014 by chornajuravka

Originally posted on Euromaidan PR:
Lutkovska visited Crimea and observed no violations of the rights of Russian speakers. She thinks one of the reasons behind Crimean conflict is the repeal of language law. Ukrainian Ombudsman Valeriya Lutkovska stated that she…

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