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http://www.rosbalt.ru/main/2015/05/19/1399446.html
http://ukraineatwar.blogspot.nl/2014/09/berkut-officers-killing-on-maidan-were.html
russian invasion strated under Yanakovich

http://www.peoplesproject.com/en/

Today 71yrs ago ‪#‎Stalin‬ deported 238K ‪#‎CrimeanTatars‬ fr ‪#‎Crimea‬ to C. Asia. 7.9K died en route.‪#‎SaveCrimeanTatars‬ ‪#‎genocide‬
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f181jS4_egs

Adolf Hitler reportedly was confident he’d get away with killing the Jews because “no one talks about the Armenians anymore.” Tragically, Vladimir Putin now is even more confident he’ll get away with his “hyphenated” genocide of the Crimean Tatars because few are willing even to raise the issue of his Anschluss of the Ukrainian peninsula and his continuing attacks on the Crimean Tatar nation.

http://euromaidanpress.com/2015/05/18/on-this-may-18-we-must-all-become-crimean-tatars/

https://en.informnapalm.org/ukrainian-military-destroys-a-russian-spetsnaz-incursion-into-shchastya-and-captures-two-wounded-spetsnaz-troops/
http://www.dw.de/ukrainian-troops-arrest-two-russian-soldiers-in-separatist-territory/a-18455469

http://www.themoscowtimes.com/news/article/captured-russian-soldier-admits-on-video-to-spying-in-eastern-ukraine/520980.html

http://euromaidanpress.com/2015/05/18/mass-graves-exemplify-communist-terror-poroshenko/

Russia's government has revived and revitalized Soviet-era youth clubs to train a new generation of militarized patriots. But they're spending more time learning to throw knives than build campfires.
http://foreignpolicy.com/2015/05/01/putins-boy-scout-army-russia-military-patriotic-clubs-ukraine/


http://www.armedpolitics.com/560/charts-of-minsk-2-ceasefire-violations/
ceasefire violations should reflect who shoots first, return fire I don't see as ceasefire violation, thats selfdefence.
for instance https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wcdnyd2d52s shows a "separatist/russian" tank firing at Ukrainian position, then get hit itself. Their orginal shot was violation ceasfire, the ukrainian returnfire not. Even if the russian shot did miss, it keeps being a ceasfire violation.
And % espec with lack of source makes this report not really worth the time making or even reading

http://uk.reuters.com/article/2015/05/18/uk-ukraine-crisis-russia-military-idUKKBN0O30QX20150518



http://uatoday.tv/society/ukrainian-activists-continue-seizing-pavillions-at-venice-biennale-427729.html

Although reshaping the contract with the oligarchs is an important goal, Poroshenko and his government must work on developing a new social contract with the population, which, after all, was the main objective of the Maidan.
http://carnegie.ru/eurasiaoutlook/?fa=60070&mkt_tok=3RkMMJWWfF9wsRonva3NZKXonjHpfsX66uQuUa%2Bg38431UFwdcjKPmjr1YIERMV0aPyQAgobGp5I5FEIQ7XYTLB2t60MWA%3D%3D

"Until now, they had separate battalion tactical groups - very small units. Now the Russians are organizing them into brigades and corps. It is made in the territory of the Donbas, and not in Russia. The officers are Russian, command and staff are Russian, weapons munitions are delivered from there too. The only reason why they need such a large organization is to be able to conduct offensive operations and move inland much faster," said Karber.
In the case of a full-scale offensive, not only Ukraine, but the West will face a humanitarian catastrophe, says the Director of the Potomac Foundation.
http://joinfo.com/world/1002304_If-West-does-not-give-weapons-to-Ukraine-it.html

http://freepatriotpost.com/sweden-to-combat-russian-subs-with-underwater-gay-neon-sign/#

http://www.usnews.com/opinion/blogs/world-report/2015/05/15/the-eus-craven-appeasement-of-russia

http://www.rferl.org/content/putin-russia-molotov-ribbentrop-pact/27017723.html

http://www.worldaffairsjournal.org/article/why-ukraines-success-pivotal

http://www.aei.org/publication/putins-russia-how-it-rose-how-it-is-maintained-and-how-it-might-end/

http://www.forbes.com/sites/parmyolson/2011/01/04/meet-the-russians-who-hooked-up-facebook-and-goldman-sachs/

These are parts in English taken from articles this post .Hope everyone reads about this=======" In Lviv near mountain town Skole searchers have found a mass grave UPA fighters and civilians.As noted, given that the area that they have just begun to examine, researchers suggest that the remains of people killed by the KGB more can be found.....By law, the fighters for independence of Ukraine in the XX century recognized those who participated in all forms of political, armed and other collective and individual struggle for independence of Ukraine in the XX century as part of particular organizations such structures and formations as liberation Union Ukraine, Ukrainian Sich Riflemen, UNR, Hetmanate, WUPR Carpathian Sich, UPA, OUN Soim Carpathian Ukraine, Ukrainian Helsinki Union and so on..........=====Verkhovna Rada adopted the Law "On the legal status and honor the memory of fighters for Ukraine's independence in the twentieth century" is not "anti-Polish" and "anti-Soviet."This is stated in the article of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine Volodymyr Groisman published in Polish "Gazeta Wyborcza".
The article is a translation of which Groisman page on Facebook, emphasized that the joint Ukrainian and Polish struggle for freedom must provide consent, mutual trust and reconciliation - in particular in the historical past.
"The most offensive that the last factor is constantly subject of manipulation aimed at undermining solidarity Ukraine and Poland" - said Groisman. According to him, any propaganda influence in matters of history "absolutely gives the expected destructive effect."=======In Kozova Ternopil region accidentally found a can of archival documents of the Security Service of the Ukrainian nationalists.
Here is information about more than 100 people killed insurgents. Overall a very well preserved documents, which rarely happens in such cases. They are sorted, numbered, neatly stacked, clear them engaged some rebel archivist. Newspapers, which are wrapped in bundles of documents dating from autumn 1949, so most likely during this period and buried in the ground can of Archives "- said in a statement.
http://www.unian.ua/society/1078375-u-karpatah-znayshli-masove-pohovannya-biytsiv-upa-ta-tsivilnogo-naselennya.html
http://www.unian.ua/society/1057935-arhiv-slujbi-bezpeki-oun-vidkopali-na-ternopilschini-foto.html
http://www.unian.ua/politics/1072659-ukrajinskiy-zakon-pro-gerojiv-oun-ta-upa-e-antiradyanskim-a-ne-antipolskim-groysman.html

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https://buy-ukrainian.com/index.php?tracking=555891054ded9  BUY UKRAINIAN

http://fakeoff.org/history/rossiyu-osnovala-orda#.VVSF_QSW0oV.facebook
http://www.rferl.org/content/russia-buk-missiles-ukraine-mh17-vkontakte-evidence/27014165.html
http://englishrussia.com/2015/05/16/boomerang-heavily-armed-armored-vehicle/


http://www.newsweek.com/vladimir-putin-xi-jinping-332536


http://aktiv.com.ua/archives/7993
http://articles.chicagotribune.com/1994-01-16/news/9401160298_1_president-leonid-kravchuk-ukraine-russians
Tommorow marks 70 years of the battle of Kalniškės, which was fought in occupied Lithuania against the soviet occupiers, just a week after the war has ended. It happened on near the border with modern day Poland. On May 16,1945, lithuanian partisan forces encountered soviet NKVD forces in a forest near Kalniškės. Partisans were defending a forest encampent against the soviet occupiers and 44 partisan lives were lost. Enemy casualties were tenfold.

Task Force on Russia and U.S. National Interests Report
October 2011

This report tells us why US is not doing more than they do at the moment in Ukraine. Especially the bullet points in this summary and last sentence states it all.. No more discussions and pretending - let Ukraine take back its nuclear defence systems and we can forget promises given in air by any party.

Two decades after the collapse of the Soviet Union and Russia’s emergence as an independent state,
Moscow is no longer America’s strategic rival. Yet, while Russia is not our enemy, neither has it
become a friend. Washington and Moscow have succeeded in overcoming Cold War confrontation,
but have not developed sustainable cooperative relations. A better-managed bilateral relationship is
critical for the advancement of America’s vital national interests.
Prime Minister Vladimir Putin’s decision to return to the Kremlin as Russia’s President next year
does not change U.S. national interests with respect to Russia or, for that matter, Russia’s national
interests with respect to the United States. Still, at a minimum, Russia’s rhetoric vis-ŕ-vis America
and the West may become tougher under Putin. Under the circumstances, maintaining the proper
focus in U.S.-Russian relations will likely require particular care and determination from U.S.
policymakers.
This report, the result of deliberations by a distinguished working group of former senior officials
and military officers, business leaders, and top experts, analyzes the U.S.-Russia relationship through
the lens of American national interests; argues that Russia is a pivotal country in promoting these
U.S. national interests; and offers prescriptions for U.S. policy toward Russia in the period ahead.
We believe Russia must be a top priority for the United States because its conduct can have a
profound impact on America’s vital national interests:
• Nuclear weapons
• Non-proliferation
• Counter-terrorism
• Geopolitics, including managing China’s emergence as a global power
• Afghanistan
• Energy
• International finance, in the G8 and the G20
• Strategic geography
Reviewing these areas makes clear that Russia’s choices and actions impact the full range of vital U.S.
national interests significantly and directly. Few other nations are as important to the United States.

http://www.cfr.org/russian-federation/russia-us-national-interests-why-should-americans-care/p26299
http://www.cftni.org/Russia-and-US-NI_final-web.pdf
http://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2014/06/putting-ukraine-in-its-place/361627/

http://www.unian.info/world/1078234-schulz-crisis-in-ukraine-is-a-war-on-europes-doorstep.html

http://www.brookings.edu/blogs/order-from-chaos/posts/2015/05/14-putin-russia-divide-pifer?cid=00900015020149101US0001-0517

http://nationalinterest.org/feature/could-the-ukraine-crisis-spark-world-war-10387
http://www.unian.info/politics/1078590-poroshenko-ukraine-has-reliable-partners-eu-and-us.html

According to U.S. Assistant Secretary Victoria Nuland, the United States is eager to deepen its involvement in helping the parties to the Donbas conflict achieve the full implementation of the Minsk peace agreement, ensuring the OSCE access all along the Ukrainian-Russian border to fully inspect any cargo coming into Ukraine.
http://www.unian.info/politics/1078736-nuland-us-eager-to-deepen-involvement-in-minsk-implementation-plan.html

Vladimir Putin should be arrested for war crimes and tried by an international tribunal in the Hague, Sergey Grigoryants says; but even if that happens, Russia will remain a threat to Europe until it undergoes fundamental changes – and such changes will happen only much later than they will in Ukraine.
http://euromaidanpress.com/2015/05/17/putin-just-a-link-of-a-single-kgb-chain-ruling-russia/

http://www.unian.ua/world/1078823-pid-peterburgom-vidkrili-pamyatnik-putinu-v-obrazi-rimskogo-imperatora-foto.html



New Putin Invasion Coming This Summer
Moscow says it's sticking to a ceasefire agreement. Meanwhile, it's piling up troops and weapons for something that doesn’t look so peaceful.

http://tsn.ua/svit/policiya-shukaye-divchat-yaki-zrobili-foto-v-stili-nyu-na-tli-vichnogo-vognyu-v-kemerovo-427631.html
Politie op zoek naar meisjes die deed de foto in de stijl van "naakt" op de achtergrond van de eeuwige vlam in Kemerovo.

http://www.forbes.com/sites/paulroderickgregory/2015/05/14/a-russian-crisis-with-no-end-in-sight-thanks-to-low-oil-prices-and-sanctions/

http://www.ukrinform.ua/eng/news/seven_eu_countries_support_visa_abolition_for_ukrainians_331403

Has this been discussed John Kerry in your 8 hour meeting with Putin? And you shook hands with this monster and accepted a f..k'n bag of vegetables?


"Mark Zuckerberg has addressed the appeals of Ukrainian Facebook users for better content moderation and calls to create a dedicated Ukrainian office. His answer? Facebook “might consider” opening an office in Ukraine some time “in the future.”
Earlier this week, numerous users in Ukraine complained of their posts and accounts being taken down or blocked without any discernible violations of Facebook's community guidelines. They claimed these takedowns were politically motivated and the posts were being reported for violations by masses of “Kremlin supporters.” A mass appeal to Zuckerberg even garnered the support of Ukraine's President, Petro Poroshenko, who publicly joined the calls for a Ukrainian Facebook office.
In a Townhall Q&A with the Facebook founder, livestreamed online, Ukraine was the top item on the agenda, with the initial appeal to Zuckerberg gathering 45,000 likes—a record for the Townhall, according to the event moderator. Support for the issue from Poroshenko also got a mention.
Zuckerberg said he “did some research” ahead of the Q&A to “make sure he had the right answer” to Ukrainian complaints. Besides the creation of a Ukrainian HQ, he also addressed the content takedowns and unfair moderation practices that users claimed were “politically motivated.”
Zuckerberg said some of the Ukrainian posts in question did contain content that violated Facebook's community standards, namely the rule against “hate speech,” though he did not give specific examples.
We don't allow content that is overtly hateful, contains ethnic slurs, or incites violence. There were a few posts that tripped that rule, and I think we did the right thing according to our policies by taking down that content.
Acknowledging the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine, Facebook's founder also addressed the “meme” perpetuated by many Ukrainian users that the content of the Ukrainian segment was moderated from a Russian office by “Russians who were anti-Ukrainian.” He reiterated what other Facebook representatives had previously confirmed: that Facebook has no Russian office, and that the reported content for the Ukrainian segment is reviewed by an international team speaking different languages based in the Dublin office.
Zuckerberg admitted to the Facebook team making one mistake when reported content from Ukrainians was being taken down.
We did make one mistake. When we reached out to people to tell them why we took stuff down, there was a bug in the software: the reason [for blocking] content was given as ‘nudity’ instead of ‘hate speech.'[…] But we fixed that and apologized. And we'll try not do this again.
Zuckerberg then addressed the question of a dedicated Ukrainian office, which many Ukrainians believe would help mitigate unfair blocking. His response, though, was rather vague.
Are we willing to put an office in Ukraine? Over time, it's something we might consider in the future. There are advantages to people working for Facebook not spread out around the world, but in a smaller number of offices. it makes sense to have local teams for sales, marketing, but for engineering and things like that it makes sense to centralize. But as we look to expand over time, we will, of course, consider all of these countries.
These answers are unlikely to satisfy Ukrainian Facebook users, many of whom have come to view Facebook as “a platform where truth can be sought for and found, thoughts shared and discussed and many moves of civil society coordinated.” While they address some of the issues, like why some of the posts were taken down for nudity when they didn't contain any, they fail to explain why content like this photo of a late Ukrainian soldier's daughter or a portrait and a quote from a classical Ukrainian poet were taken down (they hardly qualify as hate speech). Ukrainian Facebook community, it seems, will have to fight harder for their right to free expression and might have to continue their demands for more granular and more sensitive content moderation."

https://globalvoicesonline.org/2015/05/15/facebooks-zuckerberg-responds-to-ukrainians-complaints-but-is-his-answer-enough/


We are into WW3 since Crimea was invaded.
Expect the unexpected, war is unpredictable especially its dateline..
In Sochi, there were probably some hard words exchanged between Kerry and Putin.
Putin did not give a damn because the only thing he fears is classical combat engagement of the West, he is sure to lose immediately but for the time being, he knows the West will cowardly do nothing.
That is the reason Putin's Russia is ready to use tactical nukes.
Contrary to a common thinking the war will not go nuclear in a short time like many believe, it will last long because the West has not reacted since the beginning, dragging the feet to support Ukraine, playing a show for the masses, unwilling to go to a war that began when Putin decided he could not let Maidaners be successful and change society in Ukraine, threatening his regime by the mere existence of a freer society next door.
Putin's Russia, USSR V2.0 has lost and will stop to exist.
The only questions are; When? How many deaths?
War began when USA gave nukes to russia centurylong agressor in 1994
http://articles.chicagotribune.com/1994-01-16/news/9401160298_1_president-leonid-kravchuk-ukraine-russians
http://www.taraskuzio.net/Nation%20and%20State%20Building_files/national-history.pdf



http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2015/05/17/new-putin-invasion-coming-this-summer.html

http://zgexpress.blogspot.nl/2015/05/blog-post_17.html 17 year bride and 59 year man


Ever wonder why eastern/southern Ukraine has so many Russian residents today?
On May 15, 2015, the National Museum "Memorial to Victims of Holodomor in Ukraine" opens a documentary exhibition that provides evidence that communist authorities relocated Russian citizens to the Ukrainian villages devastated by famine in southern and eastern Ukraine in 1933-1934.

http://artukraine.com.ua/n/vistavka-pro-pereselennya-rosiyan-u-vimerli-vid-golodomoru-ukrainski-sela/#.VVRcjCITPwk.facebook

https://news.vice.com/article/as-its-profits-tank-the-eu-is-going-after-russias-money-making-energy-behemoth

http://www.investing.com/news/world-news/russia-says-to-boost-military-presence-in-crimea:-ria-342008

http://uk.reuters.com/article/idUKKBN0NZ1RM20150514

http://www.themoscowtimes.com/arts_n_ideas/news/article/russian-official-defends-shriveled-27-year-old-women-comments/520830.html



Agentschap Global vuurkracht publiceerde de top 10
Staten over de militaire vermogens van vandaag.
Het is opmerkelijk dat de militaire begroting van de Verenigde Staten
meer dan het totale budget van de rest
9 landen verstrikt in dit klassement.
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=967990606578327&set=pcb.967990953244959&type=1&theater

http://world.korupciya.com/2015/05/16/militants-filmed-ukrainian-soldiers-blowing-up-a-terrorist-tank-video/

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-05-14/ukraine-urges-u-s-eu-to-coordinate-actions-on-minsk-peace-deal

http://www.hai-nyzhnyk.in.ua/doc2/1918(05)15.financial.php




http://www.unian.ua/war/1078873-rechnik-genshtabu-viyskovi-z-tolyatti-mayut-ponesti-kriminalnu-vidpovidalnist-za-svoji-vchinki.html

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CussBbmJHzI&feature=youtu.be

Its simple, russian media & trolls, don't waste time on them, and if you still do, just believe opposite, you can't go wrong on that 　
and yes there's USA & EU trolls too, and even from your own goverment

btw russian troll factory is in St.Petersburg , Savushkin Street 55
Russia's Online Troll Army Is Huge, Hilarious & Already Everywhere
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CussBbmJHzI&feature=youtu.be

http://www.euronews.com/2015/05/14/ukraine-s-persistent-shooting-in-the-east-draws-multi-ethnic-recruits/


http://fakty.ictv.ua/ua/index/view-media/id/90195/date/2015-05-15
young girl medal removed from facebook cause racist or sexist??