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Juri Konkewitsch
taz-Autor*in
[Re]: They play outside Ukraine from November 2021.
zum BeitragOur football players send miney for army every week, thouthands euro, becouse they are the patriots of Ukraine and love Motherland.
Juri Konkewitsch
taz-Autor*in
[Re]: It's true. Russian wifes often received old cars Lada for her husband's. Ukrainians mothers and wifes donate part of the compensation for army.
zum BeitragJuri Konkewitsch
taz-Autor*in
[Re]: Do you propose to finish Russian war in Ukraine as a Russian victory and the occupation of Ukraine?
zum BeitragSo, think about for example about possible Russian aggression to Germany. Will you suggest to give a piece of your country to Russian desperates.
Juri Konkewitsch
taz-Autor*in
[Re]: It's not fake, but one of the numerous ideas about mobilization in Ukraine. Yes, it's seems to be a crazy decision, if it will prove. But: in Ukraine all ideas are in the focus of civil society. That is a difference with russia
zum BeitragJuri Konkewitsch
taz-Autor*in
Exactly. Support from Europe and the US is critical in these months. Therefore, we thank the Germans for the new aid package and are waiting for a decision on the Taurus missiles to fire the Russians.
zum BeitragJuri Konkewitsch
taz-Autor*in
the author taz writes about the fact that the children who collect money to help the army of Ukraine called themselves Banderivtsi in honor of those Ukrainians who fought for their country 80 years ago, because they were deprived of it after the First World War and, unfortunately, the Second World War. They fought until they were destroyed by the Soviet regime, which is still not properly condemned in the world (like the modern russian one).
zum BeitragJuri Konkewitsch
taz-Autor*in
would be interested to know where you were taught history? Me, for example, not only at the university, but also in life, because I grew up in these lands where, as you say, "Bandera supporters" killed peaceful Jews and Poles. And it was my grandfather's brother who was shot at night by Soviet special forces disguised as Bandera residents.
zum BeitragIt is not out of place for you to remember that Bandera himself was in a German concentration camp, and his brother was killed there by the Nazis.
But the most important question is: where were you taught history and what books and authors did you read. Do you know about such a concept as "bloody lands"? And if they knew, they definitely wouldn't believe that there are historical figures who are white and fluffy. And then surely they would at least think about how a nation that was stripped of its statehood after the First World War could defend itself and elect a state?
Juri Konkewitsch
taz-Autor*in
[Re]: the parents of these children are under fire every day. can you stop them from helping their parents kill the invaders who came for their life, land, freedom and state?
zum BeitragJuri Konkewitsch
taz-Autor*in
It is hard for you to understand, but many people in Ukraine really find it difficult to write about putin and russia as their own names, the names of living beings. It will not help to win on the battlefield, but it will strengthen the hatred of the enemy.
zum BeitragJuri Konkewitsch
taz-Autor*in
Tauruses are also needed. if we recieve only air defense - it will not stop the russians. Any anti-aircraft missile can miss missiles - proved today by Israel. Taurus and other good western missiles will deter the russians because they can retaliate.
zum BeitragJuri Konkewitsch
taz-Autor*in
[Re]: Thanks for the kind words, but there is a nuance. Zelensky intended to transfer the investigation of particularly important corruption cases to the Security Service, but has not yet dared to do so. And that's right. Now Ukraine has really taken up corruption. It may not be very noticeable in the West, but those who follow the issue in Ukraine are pleasantly shocked. Of course, the war and the need to get help from Europe and the USA pushed the government to this. And thank you for it!
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