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Russian Headline After the Klitschko Povetkin fight: “Our [fighter] beats ours”

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The Russian identity crisis continues.

This entry was posted in News & Views on November 3, 2013 by RomanInUkraine.

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gerashchenko_en Anton Gerashchenko @gerashchenko_en ·
5 Dec

On December 5, 1994, the leaders of Ukraine, the United States, the United Kingdom, and the Russian Federation signed the so-called Budapest Memorandum in Budapest.

This happened after Ukraine joined the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons. According to the…

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gerashchenko_en Anton Gerashchenko @gerashchenko_en ·
4 Dec

The video of Russia shelling a bus stop in Kherson yesterday.

Kherson gets shelled by Russian terrorists daily, just like many other Ukrainian towns and cities.

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lavrovskyi Mykhailo Lavrovskyi @lavrovskyi ·
5 Dec

On this day in 1998, Ukraine and the USA signed an agreement for the elimination of 44 Ukrainian heavy bombers and 1068 Kh-55 cruise missiles. And now we are begging Bulgaria to sell us BTR-60 🙃

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gerashchenko_en Anton Gerashchenko @gerashchenko_en ·
4 Dec

Gennady Mokhnenko is a military chaplain from Mariupol. He opened the largest shelter and rehabilitation center for orphans and homeless people in Ukraine - Pilgrim Republic. He also adopted as many as 36 underprivileged children into his own family. Currently, 11 of them are…

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shchedri Roman (was) in Ukraine 🇺🇦 @shchedri ·
4 Dec

Very #russianworld.

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