Former President Viktor Yanukovych, who is hiding from Ukrainian law enforcement in Russia, asked Russian President Vladimir Putin to use his troops to “restore law” in Ukraine. The statement by Yanukovych, dated March 1, 2014, was read by Vitaliy Churkin, Russia’s UN representative, at the UN Security Council meeting Monday evening, March 3, reports Ukrainska Pravda.
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Lies of March, 3
1. Lie #1.“Benderites” beating up peaceful Crimeans
The TV channel Rossiya 24 broadcasts that riots in Simferopol have taken the lives of three people. Interviewed people say that the “benderited” are wreaking havoc and that they must be protected. The only picture of the “Benderites is at 1:44 of the video:
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Die Ukraine hat den Informationskrieg verloren. Zu lange war Janukowytsch an der Macht. Dies ermöglichte Putin, seine Propaganda im Osten der Ukraine und auf der Krim zu verbreiten.
Aber ich frage mich, wie lange deutsche Massenmedien diese Propaganda unterstützen werden? Vielleicht ist es an der Zeit, dass es eine Konferenz für führende deutsche Redakteure, Journalisten organisiert wird, mit dem Ziel, die Informationen, die irreführend sind, unter die Lupe zu nehmen?
Das soll von Deutschland unterstützt werden, weil es nicht nur um die Ukraine geht, sondern um die öffentliche Meinung in Deutschland.
March 1, 2014 Life.Pravda.com.ua
Translated by Stepan Nykytchuk
Edited by Voices of Ukraine
Source: http://life.pravda.com.ua/person/2014/03/1/154841/
Russian writer and journalist Lev Rubinstein expressed his support for Ukrainians and asked for an apology.
Rubinstein explained, “The moment has come when it is impossible to stay quiet and hard to think of what to say.”
“All my thoughts are with you. All my concerns and hopes are with you. All my frustration and anger are with you,” – the writer said in a statement to Ukrainians.
“We’ll probably have to say some pretty pathetic words: Try to forgive us. Us, as in a few (unfortunately) sane Russians who are not poisoned by the toxic imperial gas. This is not the gas Gazprom [Russian gas monopoly] is responsible for. This type of gas comes, unfortunately, from within.”
“Try to forgive us for our lack of strength or the lack of will to stop our crazies who are ready to cover our country, my country with such incredible shame that will have to be washed off by efforts of several generations.”
“Try to forgive us. And even if you cannot, nothing can be done about that, I know that we deserve your contempt,” – said Lev Rubinstein.
