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Грађански рат у Украјини


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Press statements and replies to journalists’ questions

 

PRESIDENT OF RUSSIA VLADIMIR PUTIN:

Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen.

I want to start by welcoming once more our guest, the President of Switzerland and current head of the OSCE, and I want to thank him for the attention he is giving to settling this acute crisis in Ukraine. None of us are indifferent to what is happening there. The situation has us all very concerned.

Let me repeat once more that in Russia’s view, the blame for the crisis that emerged in Ukraine and is now taking the worst direction in its developments lies with those who organised the coup d’etat in Kiev on February 22-23, and have not yet taken the trouble to disarm right-wing radical and nationalist groups.  

But no matter what the case, we must look for ways out of the situation as it is today. We all have an interest in ending this crisis, Ukraine and its people above all. Thus I say that we all want the crisis to end as soon as possible and in such a way that takes into account the interests of all people in Ukraine no matter where they live. The discussion with Mr President showed that our approaches to possible solutions to the crisis have much in common. 

Russia urgently appeals to the authorities in Kiev to cease immediately all military and punitive operations in southeast Ukraine. This is not an effective means of resolving internal political conflicts and, on the contrary, will only deepen the divisions. 

We welcome the release of Mr [Pavel] Gubarev, but we hope to see all the other political prisoners released too. We think the most important thing now is to launch direct dialogue, genuine, full-fledged dialogue between the Kiev authorities and representatives of southeast Ukraine. This dialogue could give people from southeast Ukraine the chance to see that their lawful rights in Ukraine really will be guaranteed. 

In this context, we appeal too, to representatives of southeast Ukraine and supporters of federalisation to hold off the referendum scheduled for May 11, in order to give this dialogue the conditions it needs to have a chance.

Let me stress that the presidential election the Kiev authorities plan to hold is a step in the right direction, but it will not solve anything unless all of Ukraine’s people first understand how their rights will be guaranteed once the election has taken place.

In this respect, I hold the same position as Mr President, because we both believe that direct dialogue between the Kiev authorities and representatives of southeast Ukraine is the key to settling this crisis.  

But one of the essential conditions for getting dialogue underway is an unconditional end to the use of force, whether with the help of the armed forces, which is completely unacceptable in the modern world, or through the use of illegal armed radical groups. Russia is ready to contribute as it can to resolving the Ukrainian crisis and playing an active and positive part in the Geneva process.  

QUESTION: President Putin,

The Ukrainian government has made recent statements to the effect that they are ready to begin broad decentralisation in the country. First of all, does this decentralisation suit you?

Second, we hear that the violence must end and we must settle the conflict. We already heard similar words in Geneva.

My question therefore is what concrete steps can you take, because the experts all say that Moscow holds the key to resolving the conflict. How can you influence people in eastern Ukraine, the so-called separatists? What concrete steps are needed to de-escalate the conflict?

VLADIMIR PUTIN: First, the idea that Russia holds the key to resolving the problem is a trick thought up by our Western partners and does not have any grounds in reality. No sooner do our colleagues in Europe or the US drive the situation into a dead end, they always say that Moscow holds the keys to a solution and put all the responsibility on us. 

The responsibility for what is happening in Ukraine now lies with the people who carried out an anti-constitutional seizure of power, a coup d’etat, and with those who supported these actions and gave them financial, political, information and other kinds of support and pushed the situation to the tragic events that took place in Odessa. It’s quite simply blood-chilling to watch the footage of those events. 

Russia will take every necessary step of course and do everything within its power to settle the situation. I can understand the people in southeast Ukraine, who say that if others can do what they like in Kiev, carry out a coup d’etat, take up arms and seize government buildings, police stations and military garrisons, then why shouldn’t they be allowed to defend their interests and lawful rights? 

As for whether proposed measures suit Russia or not, we are not a party to this conflict; the parties to the conflict are in Ukraine itself. We were told repeatedly that our forces by the Ukrainian border were a source of concern. We have withdrawn our forces and they are now not on the Ukrainian border but are carrying out their regular exercises at the test grounds. This can be easily verified using modern intelligence techniques, including from space, where everything can be seen. We helped to secure the OSCE military observers’ release and I think also made a contribution to defusing the situation.  

You asked what we can do now. As I said, what is needed is direct, full-fledged and equal dialogue between the Kiev authorities and the representatives of people in southeast Ukraine.

I spoke recently with German Federal Chancellor Angela Merkel, who proposed organising this dialogue in the form of a round table. We support this. I think it is a good idea and we will do everything we can to help make it happen. We must do everything possible to ensure that people in southeast Ukraine understand, feel and believe that after the Ukrainian presidential election on May 24 or 25 their lawful rights will be reliably guaranteed.

This is the real issue, not the presidential election, but ensuring that people in the southeast know that they won’t be abandoned and deceived. This is the crux of the matter, and it is for this that we need the dialogue we have been talking about today.

QUESTIONHow realistic is a second round of talks in Geneva, Geneva-2? And how realistic is it to launch internal talks between the different groups in Ukraine in a situation when the parties have diametrically opposed positions to a degree never seen before in Ukraine’s history?

VLADIMIR PUTINI don’t know how realistic a Geneva-2 round of talks or even internal political talks in Ukraine itself would be. I simply believe that if we want to find a long-term solution to the crisis in Ukraine, open, honest and equal dialogue is the only possible option.

Thank you.

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Код Славјанска убијено 13 америчких агената - CIA одбија да прими њихова тела

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10:10  Европска комисија треба да прогласи украјински Десни сектор за терористичку организацију - Европска комисија треба да прогласи радикалну групу Десни сектор у Украјини за терористичку организацију, каже се у званичном писму, које је упутила посланицима Европског парламента Татјана Жданок, литванска посланица.

После трагедије у Одеси, где су екстремисти Десног сектора живе спалили више од 40 присталца федерализације Украјине, неопходност забране Десног сектора постала је очигледна, наглашава се у писму.

Жданок је нагласила, да овде није довољна обична забрана рада, већ да је потребно уништити ту екстремистичку организацију, разоружати њене екстремисте и ухапсити активисте и судити им.

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Banderovci kao redari 9. maja

08. maj 2014.
 

Mnogo spominjani po zlodelima „Desni sektor“ ne planira nikakve manifestacije 9. maja u vreme praznovanja Dana pobede

 

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OBELEŽJE Jedan od spomenika Banderi podignut u vreme Viktora Juščenka

 

MNOGO spominjani po zlodelima „Desni sektor“ ne planira nikakve manifestacije 9. maja u vreme praznovanja Dana pobede. Rukovodstvo te ultradesničarske nacionalističke organizacije tvrdi da će njihovi aktivisti samo čuvati red tamo gde su ih zamolile organizacije veterana. U „Desnom sektoru“ smatraju da je 9. maj dan sećanja na sve poginule u Drugom svetskom ratu.

 

Veliki broj građana Ukrajine aktiviste „Desnog sektora“ naziva „banderovcima“ po kontroverznoj ličnosti Stepanu Banderi koga mnogi smatraju ideologom ukrajinskog nacionalizma. Stepan Bandera se rodio 1909. godine u Galiciji u tadašnjoj Austrougarskoj u grko-katoličkoj, dakle unijatskoj porodici. Bandera se borio i protiv Poljaka i Nemaca, ali je kasnije, što je i dokazano, sarađivao sa nemačkim okupatorima. Uostalom, svi čuvari u nacističkim logorima na istoku Evrope su bili iz zapadne Ukrajine i pribaltičkih zemalja. Posle rata je uspeo da pobegne u Nemačku, ali ga je sovjetska tajna služba pronašla i likvidirala u Minhenu 1959. godine.

 

Na stogodišnjicu Banderinog rođenja u Ukrajini je 2009. godine štampana poštanska marka.

 

Na kraju svog predsedničkog mandata, u januaru 2010, Viktor Juščenko proglasio je Stepana Banderu herojem Ukrajine „zbog heroizma u borbi za nezavisnu Ukrajinu“. Nagradu je od Juščenka tada primio Banderin unuk.

 

Na istoku Ukrajine je takva odluka izazvala veliko razočaranje. Poslanici Evropskog parlamenta su tražili da novi predsednik Viktor Janukovič poništi takvu odluku. Protiv dodele ordena heroja Stepanu Banderi bio je i Centar Simona Vizentala koji je postao poznat u svetu potragom protiv nacista. U aprilu 2010. Donjecki okružni sud poništio je ukaz Viktora Juščenka o odlikovanju Bandere. Usledila je oštra reakcija ne samo ukrajinskih nacionalista koji žive na Zapadu već i onih ultranacionalističkih političara iz zapadne Ukrajine.

 

Za većinu pristalica nacionalističkog „Desnog sektora“ Stepan Bandera je idol i heroj, pa se ne treba iznenaditi ako 9. maja budu nosili njegove slike i dokazivali da je on pravi heroj Ukrajine.

 

http://www.novosti.rs/vesti/planeta.299.html:490570-Banderovci-kao-redari-9-maja

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10.55 - Војна операција у Доњецку ће се наставити и ако референдум буде одложен, саопштава украјинска служба безбедности, преноси РТ.

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Samo zato što su nacisti bili zlo, ne znači da su Sovjeti bili dobro.

 

Ukrajincima je nakon WW2 sledila surova višedecenijska sovjetska okupacija, nema tu nikakve "pobede" i definitivno nema šta da se slavi. Oni su i bili uz naciste da bi se borili protiv tog zla koje je za njih opasnije...

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Samo zato što su nacisti bili zlo, ne znači da su Sovjeti bili dobro.

 

Ukrajincima je nakon WW2 sledila surova višedecenijska sovjetska okupacija, nema tu nikakve "pobede" i definitivno nema šta da se slavi. Oni su i bili uz naciste da bi se borili protiv tog zla koje je za njih opasnije...

 

Да се не лажемо управо су совјети створили ову нацију.

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11:40  Референдум у Народној Републици Доњецк ипак 11. мајаВласти НРД су одлучиле да се референдум о будућности Републике ипак одржи 11. маја. Подсетимо, јуче је председник Путин апеловао да се референдум одложи.

"Савет Доњецке Народне Републике неће одложити референдум о будућности региона и одржаће се као што је планирано 11. маја", саопштили су званичници.

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11:05 - KONSTRUKTIVNO
Nemački ministar inostranih poslova Frank-Valter Stajnmajer pozdravio je danas "konstruktivan ton" ruskog predsednika Vladimira Putina o Ukrajini, nakon što je on pozvao proruske aktiviste na jugoistoku Ukrajine da odlože referendum o nezavisnosti od Ukrajine i dodao da su se ruske trupe povukle sa granice.

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Савет Доњецке Народне Републике донео једногласну одлуку да референдум неће бити одложен и да ће бити одржан као што је и планирано 11. маја.

Ово није наша одлука (политичара), већ одлука народа Донбаса. Народ Донбаса добио је своју шансу да направи херојско дело и ми не можемо да их лишимо ове шансе - Андреј Пургин један од вођа ДНР

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