Kharkov: Vraćen kip maršala Žukova

“As promised, today it h as been returned to its site,” he wrote.

Hektorović wrote:mayor Gennady Kernes, 

T. wrote:Bista...
Ali barem liči na žukova...
Kad vidim šta rade od tuđmana...

epikur37 wrote:Ukraina se pomalo vraća majčici....

Western-oriented reformers are about to get completely wiped out in parliamentary elections—and they have nobody to blame but themselves.

Svitlana Zalishchuk, a journalist-turned-reformist politician, is one of many prominent MPs who did not find a place on a party list. She has returned to her native village in the Cherkasy region to contest an individual mandate seat on a bare-bones budget along with flyers and billboards paid for by her Kiev-based friends. Zalishchuk told FP that only a handful of the previous generation of reformers were likely to reappear in the next parliament. She characterized the rejection of liberals as an indiscriminate purge by the public of post-Maidan politicians—even members of the opposition and reformers who had initiated the Maidan revolution (and, in some cases, the previous 2004 Orange revolution) and made such political expression possible in the first place. “This is a kind of de facto lustration of the post-Maidan reformers,” she said.

The Ukrainian Maidan reformers also did not help their case with their incessant infighting. Squabbling among competing factions of pro-Western reformers increased in the past year, and liberals were unable to agree on basic strategic and operational questions, including the question of who should lead their movement. Unfortunately, the Ukrainian public will now decide on their behalf. It’s unlikely to be an answer that any of them will find satisfactory.

Hektorović wrote:

epikur37 wrote:Ukraina se pomalo vraća majčici....

Projekt iz 2014, pretvaranja Ukrajine u nekakav nabrijani antemuralis, definitivno ne ide po planu... Sam narod je nadmoćno glasao protiv Porošenka. 

Yatsenukova stranka je 2014. dobila 22%... sad su na ispod 2%