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Alhoewel die ongeluk by Chernobyl in 1986 plaasgevind het, is die omringde area steeds radio-aktief en word dit as sulks hanteer en om die natuur te verbeter. Vandag is dit 'n dorpie sonder mense, 'n spookdorp, verlate weens die radio-aktiwiteit wat skadelik is vir mense, diere en plante. Artikels noem ook dat indien die area… Continue reading Chernobyl and radiation
The U.S. recognized Ukraine after the breakup of the Soviet Union in 1991. The United States has traditionally sought to promote Ukrainian political and economic stability since the Ukraine declared independence from Russia. The relations of the United States with the Ukraine have, however, been complicated by Ukraine’s historical relationship with Russia. There are various articles… Continue reading Ukraine independence
According to information sources, there were discussions and agreements during 1990's regarding the issue of enlargement of Nato closer to Russia, but it was "informal" and is quoted below. Was it really only informal? So it is not a matter of who is or was right and who is in the wrong. Who… Continue reading Nato: agreements
Ukraine is located in Eastern Europe. It is the second-largest country on the continent after Russia. Its capital is Kyiv. It shares a border with Russia. It used to be part of the Soviet Union but when did it gain independence? * When did Ukraine gain independence? Ukraine as a fully independent country emerged… Continue reading Ukraine
Sien is glo - neem waar hoe grenslyne van onafhanklike lande is. Klein landjies wat ook oor 'n eie weermag en veiligheid beskik. Elke volk het die reg tot eie gebied(e) en om hulself onafhanklik te regeer. Meeste lande binne hierdie GOS, het seker gemaak, die wat wil deel vorm van hul land is… Continue reading CIS – Commonwealth of Independent states
Newman stated that only if they have the same concern that they have about Ukraine’s borders and sovereignty as they have about America’s, we would be in really good shape . Who are the lovers and creators of wars and deep states? * Despite their claims to be concerned about Ukraine's sovereignty and… Continue reading Behind the Deep state Ukraine-USA (Alex Newman)
"We live for today. We have no idea what will happen tomorrow. We need a better life for Ukraine. For our children. This is just not normal."The conflict over Ukraine's future escalated during 2013-14 into the bloodiest day of violence since protests began, as the opposition routed thousands of riot police to regain control of… Continue reading 2013-14 Ukraine bloodiest days
The Potemkin uprising was sparked by a disagreement over food, but it was anything but accidental. Morale in Russia’s Black Sea fleet had long been at rock-bottom lows, spurred on by defeats in the Russo-Japanese War and widespread civil unrest on the homefront. Many navy ships were teeming with revolutionary sentiment and animosity toward the… Continue reading Odessa – Ukraine
Nie ver van Suid-Afrika speel dieselfde tonele in verskeie Afrika lande af. Digby ons grens aan die noorde, is Zimbabwe waar daar heelwat burgers van die land vlug na ander lande in die hoop vir 'n paar krummels. Hulle was eens die broodmandjie van Afrika. Vandag is daar niks oor nie. Sommige burgers… Continue reading Holodomor -1929 – Ukraine farmlands
Raphael Lemkin defined genocide as “the crime of destroying national, racial, or religious groups.” In 1953, Lemkin called the Holodomor “perhaps the classic example of Soviet genocide.” Anne Applebaum, whose new book Red Famine exposes the deliberate policy of mass-starvation imposed by Stalin, agrees (although she recognizes the difficulty of applying the term under international… Continue reading Ukraine – Holodomor
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