Vasil thinks with his squad. Without making public claims until the end of the work

The governor of the Kostroma region, Igor Slyunyaev, pushed for the renewal of his representative at the Federation Council, Vasil Dumi, ahead of schedule, without any obvious reasons. The region is vocal that the senator practically did not show up in the region, thereby wasting the trust of the Kostroma governor. Pan Duma in the Federation Council can be replaced by banker Mikola Zhuravlov.

The governor of the Kostroma region, Igor Slyunyaev, signed a decree on the appointment of Vasil Dumi, the representative of the Federation Council, and the term of his relocation was lost in 2012. And at the final meeting of the Kostroma Duma on May 19, the election of a new representative of the Federation Council will be announced. The governor’s praise does not specify the reasons for the senator’s resignation. Again, when Governor Igor Slyunyaev took office after the tragic death of his predecessor, the conversation about the senator’s removal was not so pressing. “You know this region, stop doing business,” said the governor at the address of his representative in the Northern Fleet. However, as it turned out later, the senator rarely showed up in the region. “During his activity, there were no results for Kostroma,” says Andriy Ozerov, deputy of the Kostroma Regional Duma, leader of the local branch of A Just Russia. what's behind the obov'yazkom? About those that Igor Slyunyaev, obviously, like Vasily Duma for the sake of the federation, began to be talked about in the region. “Right away, everything had to be done quietly,” says the dzherel in the Kostroma branch of the United Russia. - However, Vasil Mikhailovich did not want to go, he had some friends in Moscow. The governor had the opportunity to carry out a great work.

The regional administration also does not comment on the reasons for the senator’s request, which has never been the subject of any public complaints. “It’s just that Igor Mikolayovich (Slyunyaeva. - Kommersant) and Vasily Mikhailovich (Dumi. - Kommersant) haven’t had hundreds of hundreds for a long time, there was no contact between them,” says Andriy Ozerov. “And immediately a new figure just appeared to be the senator’s seat, close to the governor.”

As they say in the region, the leading contender for the new estate is Mikola Zhuravlov, head of the board of Radkombank. Since 2007, he has become the main sponsor of the Kostroma United Russia. In the rest of the river in the region there were feelings that he wanted to reduce his importance. “We’re just tired of paying for everything,” says a representative in the regional branch of United Russia. - Before that, the people of whose fates were never recognized, rarely appear in Kostroma, live in Moscow, and there are elections ahead. It’s only right that we go to the Federation Council.”

At the moment, Ivan Korsun doubts that Mikola Zhuravlov can escape from the senator’s obligations. “It seems to me that the region in the Federation Council needs people on a federal scale, with connections and capabilities,” said a member of the United Russia faction. “If there is no such thing, then it’s difficult to say about a robot’s attack on the region: people simply won’t have such capacity.” Let us remember that Vasil Duma has been a member of the upper house of the Kostroma region since 2004. In 1997–1998 he was a quarryman in the department of the Ministry of Fire and Energy of the Russian Federation, in 1994–1996 he was president of the Uralnaftoservis company, and then president of the LUKOIL-Transnaftoproduct and Slavnafta companies. From 2001 to 2005, Vasil Duma won the heart of the board of directors of the commercial bank Grand Invest.

Kirilo Rubankov, Kostroma; Dmitro Kozlov

Vitaly Portnikov: Today we asked the Moscow studio of Radio Liberty for a member of the Federation of Federal Elections of Russia, Vasily Mikhailovich, to the Duma. Vasyl Mikhailovich is not only a member of the upper house of the Russian parliament, but also the head of the United Ukrainians of Russia, and the Rada of the Federal National-Cultural Autonomy “Ukraine” "Incs of Russia." And in this sense, let’s talk, please, about those that are being discussed today in the upper chamber, and let’s talk about the Russian-Ukrainian newspapers.

And it’s just a bad idea to bring new things. After the visit of Secretary for the Security of Russia Igor Ivanov to the Ukrainian capital, it became clear that the date of the meeting of the presidents of the Russian Federation and Ukraine – Volodymyr Putin and Viktor Yushchenko – had been set. The presidents did not bother to last long.

And I would like to ask you, Vasily Mikhailovich, that we can say today (and you say, as a member of parliament), that the Russian and Ukrainian authorities have begun to work institutionally, and that they have renewed their work on the Evnye commissions, which were not practical wait a long time?

Vasil Duma

Vasil Duma: Mayzhe two rocks. It’s a pity, but it so happened that until the beginning of the so-called Orange revolution, the same parliamentary committees are still not working. And unfortunately, since Ukraine is our friendly land, the presidents are not friendly. And if you look at history, how in the past there were problems that arose, then today there are rare events.

Vitaly Portnikov: And the axis can now be said, since it has already become clear that the presidents will converge literally in the next generation, which is the culmination of these negotiations, as they will be focused simultaneously on the parliamentary level, and on the level of representatives of the crown government , and on par with all these commissions. , to what extent do I understand the fate of both the deputies of the State Duma and the members of the Federation?

Vasil Duma: I wouldn't say that. I think that it will be just a damn sustrich, on which there will be, melodiously, a certain tempo is planned, such as the plans of the sustrich, the plans of the work, and so the need will be changed. Because there is plenty of nutrition, as there is no choice. And I think that it is not politics that prevails, but the food of choice.

Vitaly Portnikov: And what kind of food you care about, what is not the most important... let's take into account the daily order and the food that you think needs to be followed.

Vasil Duma: First of all, it is not gas transportation, it is not gas contracts and it is not gas transportation. Like the winter will be bad, like a bygone fate... Do you remember what problems there were with gas?

Vitaly Portnikov: Of course, bullshit. Because people didn’t freeze a little, mentally they seem to be.

Vasil Duma: Zvichaino. And everything became clear that if gas was not given to Ukraine, then the Ukrainians would simply take it away - that’s all, and people would not freeze. This made me understand. So I wonder what will be the main food. The food is top notch.

And for the other ships, in my opinion, there will still be the Black Sea Fleet. Because, as you remember, there have been a lot of problems over the past few years, starting with the lighthouse and so on. This is another problem, as it turns out.

But I think that there is also a nutritional quota for agricultural products and so on. There are a lot of unpolitical people there, I'll go naked, eat. I respect that the stench will be the head of the sustrich.

Vitaly Portnikov: If we talk about those who will be the leaders of non-political food, then perhaps it is good for Russian-Ukrainian relations that everything has passed to a specific area? The Axis cannot resolve global problems, which seem to be mental, but they are still very much amazed at the situation that has arisen in the bilateral ideology. Well, no matter what the food smells like.

Vasil Duma: And I have already said that we need to focus on specific nutrition, and put politics on a different plane. Because through specific nutrition, goodness is expected for both people. And I respect what is most important. And we seem to have all gone...

You say that we are amazed in different ways. No. It is important that the majority of people in Ukraine still wonder correctly - the stink of wonder in Russia. And there is a part of people who are amazed at Zahid. Well, just like that, you need to marvel at Zahid, but you also need to clearly understand that after all, Russia is a strategic partner.

Vitaly Portnikov: Why part? This is probably half and half – judging from the sums of the remaining parliamentary elections.

Vasil Duma: Do you understand...

Vitaly Portnikov: Adja could have formed a coalition here and there.

Vasil Duma: Well, I think that a coalition would not work both here and here. And I think that people in the western and central regions of Ukraine are still amazed by their hope for Russia.

Vitaly Portnikov: I hope for what?

Vasil Duma: For those that we will have friendly hundred.

Vitaly Portnikov: Do you care that friendly hundredths have been interrupted, regardless of all the declarations of Viktor Yushchenko, Yulia Tymoshenko, and Yuriy Yekhanurov about those who want friendly hundredths? In fact, the Russian side largely interrupted the tradition. There were plenty of words in the Russian side about those who couldn’t make hundreds of friends. Perhaps we can place consistency not only in the Ukrainian, but also in the Russian political culture?

Vasil Duma: Check it out! Let's find out. I’m not saying that only Ukraine is to blame.

Vitaly Portnikov: And I’m not looking for the guilty ones.

Vasil Duma: Before speaking, I also don’t joke about the guilty ones. Golovne - there was a stink like a hundred thousand.

Ale, let's marvel, two rocks up to this point, they still stank like a hundred... perhaps, there was a stink with such distortions, perhaps, there was a stink...

Vitaly Portnikov: The stench was special, you could say so, right?

Vasil Duma: You can say so. After all, everyone won. In terms of production of metals, in terms of goods turnover, in terms of gas production, in terms of oil refining, etc. - after all, everyone won. We took a different route now. Let there be special hundred-year-olds. I also said in Ukraine: “Well, what a special stink. Golovna, so they brought the stench of bark.”

Vitaly Portnikov: Workplaces were created...

Vasil Duma: Absolutely true. It’s amazing what happens: all the same, people from Ukraine come here to earn money.

Vitaly Portnikov: And those who are approaching such friendly centenaries... If the Russian concern wants to buy Kryvorizhstal, paying great pennies for new ones, creating a work place there, and selling Kryvorizhstal to the Ukrainian rulers for less pennies. I came up with a simple butt.

Vasil Duma: That's right. Well, we say: two fates for that, before the revolution.

Vitaly Portnikov: And that was before the revolution.

Vasil Duma: No, watch out! There was a little wrong. And before the revolution - this is the beginning. And Krivorizhstal was sold even when the new President Yushchenko arrived.

Vitaly Portnikov: Suddenly. But there it was the Russian side that took the fate first. Pan Mordashov wanted to buy it, having paid great pennies. Half of the Russian economy was condemned to Krivorizhstal! No one wants to sell. No one needed it.

Vasil Duma: No. I think that people were already preparing for the re-election of the president, and perhaps there were other undercurrents. This is the only way I can recognize it for myself.

Vitaly Portnikov: Vasil Mikhailovich, please, we can talk about Russian-Ukrainian newspapers forever.

Vasil Duma: Hundreds of dollars, yes.

Vitaly Portnikov: Before the speech, since the presidents were so timid, I have the respect of Yeltsin and Kuchma, Putin and Kuchma. The stinks sat right up to the morning and hung around.

It is even less important that there is an axis between this link (the new climate) and the Russian Ukrainians. You know, I was one of the founders of the Partnership of Ukrainian Culture near Moscow, the Slavutych Partnership - the first Ukrainian cultural organization. And then the same ideas were sought from the sense of life of Ukrainians in Russia, these citizens of Russia, who still want to preserve their cultural roots, their national roots here. This is the best way to achieve institutionalization. The first representative, one might say, of the ruling structures for the entire time, who has taken the Ukrainian organization away from Russia. First of all, I would like to understand why, and I would like to understand what happened.

Vasil Duma: Tsikave food.

Vitaly Portnikov: First food - what's next? And what about the other food - yak?

Vasil Duma: I also organized a Ukrainian organization in Surgut 15 years ago.

Vitaly Portnikov: Well, then in Surgut everyone could be there...

Vasil Duma: Absolutely true. Alas, it’s a pity that when we organized this organization, two or three people came to the meetings. Well, if we set up a Ukrainian weekly school, then none of the children were sent there to begin.

Vitaly Portnikov: People didn’t want it because they were assimilating, right?

Vasil Duma: So, they assimilated. And this is not in any way. You know, they got confused and said Ukrainian. The axis was like this situation.

Vitaly Portnikov: But this was not the case in Moscow. Ale tezh not at the great cost...

Vasil Duma: Well, we have some things we want and some things we don’t want. I can’t speak Ukrainian, for example, and there’s nothing terrible about it. It’s true, I should still speak in my French.

Vitaly Portnikov: Is he speaking to you in Ukrainian?

Vasil Duma: And with me, and with my squad. It’s true that I can speak in French, Russian, and English, thank God. Yomu 7 rocks.

Vitaly Portnikov: Os is such a European Russian.

Vasil Duma: So. And if you want to learn Ukrainian language, you don’t have to go to school, but you can learn it without school, as you want, as long as you remember your roots.

Why is this... You know, I have been amazed for a long time at this Ukrainian movement, like the one in Russia, after all, it is a great structure. Today, 58 regions have their own branches. This is like a party...

Vitaly Portnikov: You carelessly said “like the party.”

Vasil Duma: I said it carelessly.

Vitaly Portnikov: Well, say: “how great is this huge organization.”

Vasil Duma: So, how great is the federal community organization. I want to say that, according to the law, the federal organization acts as an unpolitical organization.

And our organization is not small in its office.

Vitaly Portnikov: Have you started?

Vasil Duma: Zagali. Realize that the organization was founded for 15 years, and I will dismiss the same fate, and there was nothing - no office, no telephones.

Vitaly Portnikov: I know that you were drawn between the end of the 80s and the beginning of the 90s around the monument to Timiryazev.

Vasil Duma: Absolutely true.

Vitaly Portnikov: Everyone knew about this, that they had to come and speak Ukrainian there.

Vasil Duma: And now the monument to Shevchenko is being vandalized.

Therefore, I was simply truly sorry for Ukraine, for the Ukrainians who live here. And yet, after the last census, there are close to 3.5 million of us, Ukrainians – these people are...

Vitaly Portnikov: The axis is this paradox: there are millions of Ukrainians, but the organization is killing thousands, in fact.

Vasil Duma: Absolutely, a paradox. I was at Moskovsky Komsomolets on the direct line by phone. People asked me: “How can I sign up?” And I gave everyone my phone number. Nobody, before the speech, signed up. And ask: “What does the organization do?” “Well, we have cultural ties, we have knowledge. We don't care about politics. Let’s celebrate our Ukrainian culture, our language, whatever we want.” Nobody wants to go. Ask: “What will happen to me?”

I understand that Ukraine and Russia are, however, my only opinion, so it is very important to respect that this is a diaspora. The Axis, if any other people, who do not understand the Russian language, can respect themselves as a diaspora. But here it is, obviously, problematic.

Vitaly Portnikov: Well, perhaps, not a diaspora, but perhaps simply an organization of people who simply want to preserve another culture?

Vasil Duma: Yes, I'm good enough for you.

Vitaly Portnikov: Intellectually speaking, what are the Jews in Russia? Vony – diaspora or not diaspora? These people have never lived in Israel. But we want to preserve all cultural traditions.

Vasil Duma: I really respect that the Jewish marriage is not a diaspora, but rather an organization that wants to preserve its roots. I know a lot of guys who sing in Hebrew. To be honest, this is not a diaspora.

Before speaking, I called it a diaspora, perhaps a little bit incorrectly. Because we want our organization to engage in culture and enlightenment, so that it truly preserves its culture. This is how life has turned out that we have two Fatherlandisms - Russia and Ukraine.

Vitaly Portnikov: Well, rich people have it.

Vasil Duma: So completely true. I will only leave this organization alone once elections have been held. Because she was also split here. Partly for some, and partly for others. We want everything - Russians. We don’t have the right to pledge ourselves to the ruling power, and we don’t have the right to vote either.

Vitaly Portnikov: On the other hand, it’s natural. Normal political similarities. It seems reasonable to Russians, if elections are held in the United States, who should, for example, be a democrat, and who should be a republican. Well that's good...

Vasil Duma: It's proper. You can’t vote, you can’t impose your idea, you can’t walk around New York with banners. Right? Russians shouldn't go to New York, right?

Vitaly Portnikov: Chi don't go. And here we went. That's why it's very close.

Vasil Duma: And after this I realized that food was even more difficult.

We still have fraternity. My mission is to unite everything and not split Ukraine apart here. It’s hard in Ukraine too—it seemed to be sharing the Dnieper all hour long. And I don’t want Russia to split apart.

Vitaly Portnikov: On the other hand, it is natural. People from the same place, from the same region...

Vasil Duma: Well, okay, since on one side, from Kherson, then we also understand that in the new Ukrainian...

Vitaly Portnikov: Marvel, I am a Kiyan, but I started near Dnipropetrovsk. And I recently graduated from a young journalist who graduated from Dnipropetrovsk University, where I started. And what’s great. One faculty. They are very similar in their interests, and in their manner of speaking to me, I want to respect from time to time that Dnipropetrovsk is on me without causing any special influx in anyone’s senses. And it appeared...

Vasil Duma: It’s not true, Dnipropetrovsk influences everyone. I have a lot of friends there.

Vitaly Portnikov: So. And besides, the people of Dnipropetrovsk will continue to sputter from day to day. Because this is youth, this is such a hazy look at the world (not for the bastards of other places it will be said) and so on.

Vasil Duma: Perfect.

Vitaly Portnikov: And, of course, people are in trouble one after another. Well, what can we say...

Vasil Duma: Well, no one seems to be, no matter what. We say that this is correct. Alas, fellow countrymen from Ukraine. Why do we want to voroguvat? And before, we were always enemies. The community and Ukrainian community organizations were enemies.

Vitaly Portnikov: If you want, the idea can be integrated.

Vasil Duma: Absolutely true. And my task is to integrate. The first axis of all those recorded in the census is 3.5 million Ukrainians, who need to be united to our organization.

Vitaly Portnikov: You know, it’s not Napoleonic plans, but I said...

Vasil Duma: Check it out! You must always set a task for yourself.

Vitaly Portnikov: Well, let’s try to set a more realistic goal to say what you can do today. Is it possible that schools would like to be revoked because they are in control? What can you earn today?

Vasil Duma: Who is it that we don’t go to school? In Russia, schools and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs publish Ukrainian language.

Vitaly Portnikov: Well, in the MDIMW people chant that they want to sing and sing at the Russian Embassy in Ukraine.

Vasil Duma: Good. It would also be possible for a Russian to learn the Ukrainian language without MDIM.

Vitaly Portnikov: Zvichaino.

Vasil Duma: And there were schools here, and in Moscow there was a school - a Ukrainian school-lyceum. Unfortunately, there were no students there. We immediately opened the miracle Ukrainian library near Moscow. There is no such library anywhere. It’s a pity that very few people come there. And more Russians come than Ukrainians.

We brought about 1200 people from all over Russia and organized a concert here of the mystical self-indulgence of Ukrainian groups among the Russians. We are very much helped by such speeches, which would stimulate our Ukrainian culture.

What are we talking about in the Russian order, if we have the unreasonableness of our Russian-Ukrainian schools that look like world-class schools? In Ukraine, Russian schools are closing, but here they are not reopening. And I repeatedly urged that some kind of limit be established here and there, so that there would be no such restrictions.

The same ones from the TV stations, the same ones from the radio. We can officially launch the Russian channel in Ukraine, and cancel the Ukrainian channel in Russia.

Vitaly Portnikov: We can do that. In my Kiev apartment, in my opinion, there are five or six Russian channels.

Vasil Duma: I have five Ukrainian channels in Moscow.

Vitaly Portnikov: The same goes for nutritious food.

Vasil Duma: Absolutely true. That’s why there are no everyday problems here.

Therefore, we are naturally encouraged to work richly, but, as a rule, among the members of our organization there is incomprehension. There are a lot of people who are misunderstood, a lot of people who want to talk, but don’t want to do anything, and above all, don’t want to listen to anyone.

Vitaly Portnikov: This is the term “professional Ukrainian”. The Axis is “working” with the Ukrainians, but they don’t want to do anything for the situation to really change. Adje tse is in the skin national association.

Vasil Duma: Absolutely true. It’s not that you don’t want to, but you want to talk, but you don’t want to be shy.

Vitaly Portnikov: Yes, it made sense. Because Rozmova is talking about problems, this is a huge, political capital...

Vasil Duma: Absolutely true. And if we have a few remaining visits to the city of the past, then we are welcome neither to Ukraine nor to Russia. And there was a meeting of “Ukrainians of Russia”. This is a serious move. There were no regular greetings from either the Ukrainian or the Russian side.

Vitaly Portnikov: Why?

Vasil Duma: And the axle is set up. When I was at the Ukrainian forum in Serpna in Kiev, I said from the podium that the Ukrainian authorities love the diaspora (we once again get along with this word) in Canada and America, but in Russia they do not respect anyone for the diaspora.

Vitaly Portnikov: Well, that’s why people, both in Canada and in America, can, of course, favor Ukrainian interests.

Vasil Duma: And the stench, for the life of me, can’t do anything. Their children and onukki no longer speak the Ukrainian language. And he doesn’t speak anymore. And our children and children can learn, because order is Ukraine, and we live here. Just don't take it. You see, this is the mentality that we are still one country. Nobody accepts a Ukrainian, a Russian... There is no such diaspora. It is necessary, at any time, for people to take it away.

Vitaly Portnikov: And it may take more than an hour, but if the waterways between the edges remain tight, there will be no cordons, no barriers, if there is more drying, then no one can, mentally it seems, listen to the Ukrainian song Drive to Kiev by road.

Vasil Duma: And I'm for it.

Vitaly Portnikov: There is simply food here so that there will be a full-fledged Cultural Center, a full-fledged school and an understanding of the fact that people can live here, how to save...

Vasil Duma: One more meal. The axis is the All-Russian Exhibition Center. We don't have much of a Ukrainian salon there.

Vitaly Portnikov: Once upon a time there will be a Ukrainian pavilion, I remember.

Vasil Duma: It's a pavilion, yes. And today they don’t waste pennies. Є Cultural center on Arbat, and again behind this cultural center...

Vitaly Portnikov: In a wonderful place.

Vasil Duma: So, in a wonderful place - in the very center of Moscow. Instead of there being a Ukrainian restaurant there, there would be McDonald’s.

Vitaly Portnikov: Hiba at the new McDonald's?

Vasil Duma: So original.

Vitaly Portnikov: Just in case there is a Ukrainian restaurant nearby.

Vasil Duma: There is nothing. It’s called “Khreshchatyk” and sells sandwiches.

Vitaly Portnikov: Moscow has one thing (for obvious reasons) you can’t bring Ukrainian cooks, you can’t cook full-fledged borscht and you can’t make dumplings with cherries.

Vasil Duma: So. How can you work in the Ukrainian center?..

Vitaly Portnikov: Surely so.

Vasil Duma: And yogo is dumb. And no matter where you throw yourself... Today, any official who comes from Ukraine may be here. We can now settle down in the Ukrainian center. Build a press service there, work a normal job there... We recently didn’t have a Ukrainian newspaper in Moscow.

Vitaly Portnikov: And if it is a newspaper, then how should it be published everywhere?

Vasil Duma: And this is a newspaper... You know, I finance this newspaper. This newspaper is called “Ukrainian News”, as it is published in a small circulation. We are still distributed throughout our organizations and federal structures. It’s just that people themselves are trashing things. We use another Russian language, so that Russians know how to live in Ukraine, and know the truth... well, not the truth, but if they knew more truthful information and read the Russian language.

Vitaly Portnikov: We can say that the information is complete. In any case, Ukraine is just one segment of the Russian information field, albeit the largest.

Vasil Duma: Absolutely true.

Vitaly Portnikov: And it became clear that they would remember about Ukraine... the axis of the lesson, if there were other fates of the Orange Revolution, and then again they could be forgotten at any time.

Vasil Duma: Before I speak, I am immediately looking through all the forms of mass information – there is practically no information about Ukraine.

Vitaly Portnikov: No problem.

Vasil Duma: So completely true.

Vitaly Portnikov: All other processes are ongoing...

Vasil Duma: Absolutely true. This is not a normal phenomenon. And if there were Ukrainian newspapers and our sources of mass information here, they would obviously provide other information. Well, let me give you more information about what life is like...

Vitaly Portnikov: The whole system is broader. And again, in good time, I want to tell you, you could safely buy Ukrainian newspapers from many kiosks in Moscow. So everything was fine.

Vasil Duma: But nothing has been spent in Russia. There are no daily problems among newspapers everywhere today. Pay pennies - and you will get more money.

Vitaly Portnikov: So. Ale completely different. You can’t finance everything, as I understand it - both the import of newspapers from Kiev and sales...

Vasil Duma: No, we are different here. We can help here, and we can redirect from other newspapers - there are no everyday problems. Golovne, so that it is reasonable. Ale tse porosumіnnya may be buti... first - tse from the Ukrainian side.

Vitaly Portnikov: Still need to start from Kiev?

Vasil Duma: So, we need to start from Kiev. You know, I always say: “Listen, why don’t you want to speak here in Ukrainian?” And I’ll ask: “Why do I come to Khreschatyk and not tell anyone my Ukrainian language?” Figure it out right away...

Vitaly Portnikov: I can teach you. You are walking along Khreshchatyk, and therefore you are speaking in Ukrainian, and the third person who passes next to you is saying the same thing. Ale Abi didn’t bother to talk to him. This is the recipe.

Before the speech, Sergiy asks us: “Is it possible or necessary to intensify student and youth exchange between the two countries?”

Vasil Duma: And so it is. People start learning here and there. And this is an exchange, and this is the name of the quota, and it has always been: for Russian students - to Ukraine, for Ukrainian students - to Russia. We send children, schoolchildren, and students to the Ukrainian camps.

However, our organization practically does not work with young people. A robot needs a young man...

Vitaly Portnikov: And if there is a Ukrainian youth club.

Vasil Duma: This is the Kiev "Dynamo" fans club.

Vitaly Portnikov: No no. Until then, this is not a sick club.

Vasil Duma: Well, we can buti...

Vitaly Portnikov: Turn it up. I was the coordinator of the Ukrainian youth club. I can tell you a lot.

Vasil Duma: I don't mind. And today you just don’t be afraid of anything.

Vitaly Portnikov: Aunt asks: “Which region are you in the Federation Council? And why don’t Ukrainian authorities address the region’s problems?” It’s not enough to say this.

Vasil Duma: I am a representative of the Federation Council in Kostroma, the administration of the Kostroma region.

Vitaly Portnikov: Vasily Mikhailovich, how is your relationship with the administration of the Kostroma region going?

Vasil Duma: Really wonderful. I'm heading to the Kostroma region. I have been practicing in the Kostroma region for a long time, about 10 years ago. That is why I am a representative from the Kostroma region.

And since my work is a huge priority. I won't take up any classes. Therefore, I would have gained a little more organization on myself.

Vitaly Portnikov: We listen to Valentina from Ryazan. Hello, Valentina.

Listener: I'm flying. There is a clear demarcation between the coming and going of Ukraine's politics. Well, what indicates the split between politicians in the government and the opposition is the same thing. So, it is less important to know what can be done to change the increase in water supply from Russia? Dyakuyu.

Vasil Duma: Well, I think that today in Ukraine the approach is as strong as it gets, and politics is as fast as you want. I wonder what is missing there and the opposition today. And a healthy eye has moved, and the replenishment of water from Russia is felt steadily.

Vitaly Portnikov: Yuri from Moscow. Hello, Yuri.

Listener: I'm flying. I would like to ask Vasily Dumi where this huge organization is located, which one is so disgusting? I myself am Ukrainian, from the Cherkasy region, directly from Cherkasy, I live near Moscow at all costs.

Vasil Duma: Garne misto – Cherkassy.

Yuri, our organization is located near Khokhlovsky Provulk. Phone: 931-91-75.

Vitaly Portnikov: Sergiy from Armavir. Hello, Sergiu.

Listener: I'm flying. Today's program is really cool.

Vitaly Portnikov: This is how it suits me.

Listener: I tell him this, since I’ve been to Ukraine – it’s a great land. The axis is supposed to take Kiev, Odessa, Ivano-Frankivsk, Lviv... I’m calling from Armavir, Krasnodar region. Our rural dominion is similar.

Vitaly Portnikov: Well, obviously, it’s similar. And who, lord, started in the Krasnodar region?

Vasil Duma: Half of them are Ukrainians.

Listener: So, Zaporizka Sich, how I feel. And because you love lard, and because we have lard here... I respect that I respect my native people and absolutely. In the villages of our region, people say that the Ukrainian heritage has been preserved, especially by the older generation. I say this to the point that it is necessary to be friends with the edges, to bless the containers, so that the stench will be even stronger.

Vasil Duma: Believe me, for whom it is alive, and understandable, and necessary, for the two countries to be friends. Because today we don’t understand who is following whom... I respect that we will be friends from now on, no matter what kind of politicians there are. Politicians come and go, but the people are left behind.

Vitaly Portnikov: “Give me the address or telephone number of the Ukrainian library,” writes Oleksiy.

Vasil Duma: Phone: 931-91-75. And tell the address there.

Vitaly Portnikov: The Ukrainian library is located at the Rizka metro station, as I remember.

Vasil Duma: So. I just don't remember my phone number. And with the phone, which I gave, they would give all the information. This is the Primalnya.

Vitaly Portnikov: Boris Petrovich from Moscow. Hello, Boris Petrovich.

Listener: Good evening. I would like to point out to your guest that Ukraine may be pushing for closer relations with Russia. And it’s 350 years to talk about those who, during this mutual relationship, Ukraine has spent more and will continue to spend. Do you need proof? Please.

Vitaly Portnikov: It will be short, but there is plenty of evidence.

Listener: Let's say the most difficult one is science. Kiev-Mohyla Academy Bula. Was Moscow then? Nina scientific knowledge... the security of the skin of the population in Ukraine is two times lower than in Russia.

Vitaly Portnikov: I wouldn't be like that...

Listener: Here are the statistics.

Vasil Duma: You know, I will advise you on this question. I don’t really care that much. We can’t be the enemies of the sussids, huh? And I wouldn’t rush into history, who and where is poor. If we forgot and take revenge for those who we want to harm, then we will never come to anything good. We can live with today's realities. And we can, of course, remember history, and remember what happened, and work from it.

Vitaly Portnikov: Well, for once, Boris Petrovich, in my opinion, you still respect the historical world, and you are talking about those that are happening today. Even European countries have shown that as soon as we understand history, we can immediately talk about integration.

Vasil Duma: Right. It’s not our fault to get hung up and not to make too much jokes. If we joke too badly, then we will never understand history.

Vitaly Portnikov: So original. I mean this, more powerfully, and I say. I will make this point so that France and Germany could make much more claims than Russia...

Vasil Duma: Absolutely true. And whatever the land, it’s just like that, as if you marvel at history. Because history is also written in different ways.

Vitaly Portnikov: I would like to ask you about the remaining forum of Ukrainians, which took place in Kiev. And you were recently elected as the intercessor of the head of the Ukrainian All-World Coordination Council. Axis is what to get into the bondage of people, like...

Vasil Duma: We had two... we had a forum of Ukrainians and they got their heads there. And then the head had already elected the Rada, and two intercessors were chosen in the Rada. One intercessor is engaged in the Entry, and the other is engaged in the Exit.

Vitaly Portnikov: Ale Zakhid and Skhid are not Ukraine, right?

Vasil Duma: This is how it is in the world.

Vitaly Portnikov: And you supervise the Shid, right?

Vasil Duma: Yes, Skhid. I supervise the SND. Everything that the SND worries about is all the SND diasporas, all the huge SND organizations...

Vitaly Portnikov: How strong are Ukrainian organizations in other SND countries? Kazakhstan's axis, for example, is rich in Ukrainians.

Vasil Duma: So, there are two strong organizations there. In Kazakhstan, a lot of people and businesses have become organized. Russia, unfortunately, doesn’t have that. And there she is, and she is one of the strongest. And so the skinny republic of the Radyansky Union has such organizations.

Vitaly Portnikov: Sergiy from Moscow. Hello, Sergiu.

Listener: Good evening. I would like to supply such a supply. Previously, this form existed as a cultural exchange between places. For example, is it possible with your participation to organize Days of Kiev in Moscow and Days of Moscow in Kiev? Chantly, you can work in the middle of other places.

Vasil Duma: So, Sergius, we are organizing this. True, the Days of Kiev near Moscow are a large-scale, expensive approach. We transport ensembles, we transport students. We are engaged in such an exchange. And I think that if there was a federal program in one and in another region (but it’s really an expensive approach), then it would be possible to paint the camp.

Vitaly Portnikov: And I would like to talk to you about the earners. And the stink obviously does not come to Ukrainian organizations. Ale ykh – hundreds of thousands of people. And their problems are the same problems that, it goes without saying, are immediate for the wealthy residents of Ukraine itself.

Vasil Duma: Yes, crazy. It is a pity, of course, that these people do not work in their fatherland, but come to work in other lands.

Vitaly Portnikov: This is already a fact.

Vasil Duma: Yes, it’s a fact. There are already a lot of people working in Russia, and especially in the Moscow region. And, obviously, it’s a big problem. The ambassador and I spoke on this topic. We will need to create a structure to deal with all legal options. As you remember, until the 10th, the translation could not be sent. The supply chain with transfers, with banking systems, proceeded on its own. People have realized that it is possible to work. And today, legally, the rules need to be verified. True, this is a problem, and the problem is important.

Vitaly Portnikov: Most of all, you, as a legislator, understand that the axis of the present day will begin to change the migration regime - this is the law that you, in power,...

Vasil Duma: ...as we praise, so. And I understand that today it is necessary to solve this problem. All these requirements will prevail on the interstate level. I am on the respect not those who are praised, but I am on the respect that the quota is infectious...

Vitaly Portnikov: Then people will naturally come up with new problems.

Vasil Duma: Yes, new problems.

Vitaly Portnikov: But I respect that the Ukrainian organizations themselves, as they can become... not only accessible, but familiar to these people. It’s true that people often have no choice but to go berserk. The stench, mentally apparent, is not to be believed by the authorities in the extreme region (and this is not the case in Russia). Be afraid to go to the embassy, ​​because the stench can destroy the law.

Vasil Duma: I told you myself what we want to earn from the embassy...

Vitaly Portnikov: Together?

Vasil Duma: ...so that there would be an embassy structure, and the organization would be under the embassy, ​​under our organization. Then people are not afraid, but know where to go. You can always come to the embassy, ​​well, not to the embassy itself, so that the stench is not lost, as you said, but so that the stench is lost in the organization, which they can date... If you are alive and working here in the Moscow region, then you The light does not reach Moscow. Whoever portrays them there, they don’t know where to turn, they don’t have any phones.

Vitaly Portnikov: In essence, people live in such a fireless expanse.

Vasil Duma: So original.

Vitaly Portnikov: And if you talk about those that many people live in rocks, the stench can be lost... The Axis of Ukraine and Portugal seemed to be in charge of this problem. They legalized these people there and gave them permission to live.

Vasil Duma: So. But Ukraine and Italy were not considered. How many Ukrainians work in Italy... This problem has not yet been resolved. And Russia has not yet risen.

I always respect that everything was put together to the utmost.

Vitaly Portnikov: So. “Why are you fooling around there?..”

Vasil Duma: So. And only a few hours have passed since we separated, and all thoughts and mentalities have the same edge. And there are no problems here. It seems that Italy is a problem, roughly speaking. Portugal is a problem. And there are no problems with Russia. That's the same problem we have.

Vitaly Portnikov: Volodymyr from the Saratov region. Hello, Volodymyr.

Listener: I'm flying. There is an emerging feeling that the so-called specific references of the Russian diaspora are quite foolish, as if our Ukrainian Fatherland itself will fall into someone else’s hands. It doesn’t matter who – European, Russian, African... If there is no Batkivshchina, then it will be a sin for us.

And I want to make this connection with you more specifically. What documents are required to be submitted to the Ukrainian consulate to obtain the status of a foreign Ukrainian? Dyakuyu.

Vitaly Portnikov: Tse, before speaking, those foods that are possible...

Vasil Duma: I don’t know what documents are needed for this. I don't work at the embassy.

Vitaly Portnikov: We ask the Consul General to come here and talk to him about it.

Vasil Duma: So, you can ask and talk. In principle, you can call this phone number, which I mentioned, and they will give you all the necessary advice: what documents are required.

And even if the country is known under the name “Ukraine”, I think that it will not be known anywhere. This is a great country, 44 million people procrastinate there.

Vitaly Portnikov: And I don’t think anyone’s going to get a special shout out, right?

Vasil Duma: Neither the ruling elite nor the business elite in Ukraine want to address the stink. Like, you want to stink all at once.

Vitaly Portnikov: It seems to me that people here still underestimate the fact that living in Russia... Because sometimes there is strength in diversity. And if we talk about Russia, then everyone understands. And when we talk about Ukraine, it seems that everything is about to fall apart.

Vasil Duma: I'm guessing that this won't happen.

Vitaly Portnikov: I would like to ask you about the status of a foreign Ukrainian. Have you ever forgotten? The axis of this status, which for such people as the giants of Russia of the Ukrainian origin, who were born in Ukraine, is expected. Whenever you come to the forum, I think they come from Ukraine.

Vasil Duma: Well, immigrants from Ukraine are a completely different name for people.

I think that everyone who lives here has long ago accepted the Russian colossality and become the colossus of Russia. And whoever didn’t want to, they praised the Ukrainian hugeness. And this was a clear decision, without pushing anyone. I don’t know what it looks like, but I can’t figure out why I didn’t become bi at once.

Vitaly Portnikov: What are the consequences if people accept Ukrainian citizenship and are deprived of life in Russia?

Vasil Duma: Too many episodes. There are no everyday problems. It’s just that you have to live by our laws, by Russian ones – and that’s all from the point of view of the migration service. I don’t mean anything bad here - be a huge citizen of Russia, love Russia and love Ukraine.

Vitaly Portnikov: Axis Volodymyr from Lyubertsy writes: “Why should we work with the Russian language in Ukraine? Everyone, like one, vows before the elections to create another sovereign power of mine, and then everyone becomes deaf. Let's make him an official."

Vasil Duma: Volodymyr, well done! Excellent food. I always say on this topic that feeding the Russian language in Ukraine is even more relevant before the elections. And it’s time for people to leave. And speak everything in Russian language. Believe me, in Ukraine people speak Russian more than Ukrainian.

Vitaly Portnikov: Is it good or bad?

Vasil Duma: I think people have already started calling that. Children who go to kindergartens and schools smell the Ukrainian language. And every hour... and this is an inevitable process. The process of disintegration of the Radyansky Union, we won’t forget one or two fates, 15 rocks, we won’t worry about it, unfortunately, for a long time. That’s about an hour away - and by itself the growth of the other elite, as we say in our own way.

Vitaly Portnikov: “My mother is Ukrainian, my father is Russian, my squad is German. And I'm thinking about it, donka. Who am I and my daughter for nationality? ”, Oleksiy says.

Vasil Duma: I wonder what the Ukrainians are.

Vitaly Portnikov: This, to be sure, is a problem not limited to Oleksiy, but also to the rich people who were born in mixed whores, and who do not have a clear identification.

Vasil Duma: I don't have any problems here. Children grow up to 18-20 years of age, choose your nationality - that’s all. What's the problem here?

Vitaly Portnikov: You are just a lucky person - you can easily determine your nationality, easily determine your profession. Ale not skin so maybe.

Vasil Duma: I didn't say anything. Kozhen himself may appear, which is nice - Russian but also Ukrainian.

Vitaly Portnikov: And I want to provide you with food for your main specialty, as people, which is dealing with the burning-energy complex. Do you care that the Ukrainian-Russian energy problems are resolved in such a civilized way that it is clear who is buying from whom, for what?

Vasil Duma: Perfect.

Vitaly Portnikov: And what rank?

Vasil Duma: You asked me, as I understand it, about gas and about the RosUkrEnergo company, right?

Vitaly Portnikov: Not obov'yazkovo. "RosUkrEnergo" is just one illustration of the process...

Vasil Duma: And I’ll let you know that this food is very short. Tell God that gas today is not at world price for Ukraine. God is from him, as the company is taking away. And what’s more, the price today is not 260-280 dollars. And I think that if we get to the point where there is a global price, then everything will be the same, without other companies.

Vitaly Portnikov: Artem from St. Petersburg. Hello, Artem.

Listener: I'm flying. I have two requests. What is your point of view, which is, for example, the English James Bond with the right to write, who is being promoted, who is being written, who is, of course, the Ukrainian Kuchmi and the Syrian, Russian, American, Israeli, well, some kind of James Bond, with this the very right to drive in? Who should I show Tsyomu’s filthy butt to? And how can we fight this?

Vitaly Portnikov: Explain, Artem. I don’t think Vasil Mikhailovich understands his nutrition.

Listener: The Axis killed a minister in Syria...

Vitaly Portnikov: Pierre Gemayel was killed near Lebanon. They shot it right, it wasn’t in the movie.

Listener: And in England, James Bond is just as murderous, let’s say he’s a murderer himself, with the right to kill.

Vitaly Portnikov: James Bond is a literary hero. And Pierre Gemayel is a real person, she has a mother, a tattoo...

Vasil Duma: Kuchma is also real.

Vitaly Portnikov: So, Kuchma is still a living person.

Listener: Are there real agents with the right to kill - both in England and...

Vasil Duma: We don’t know them.

Vitaly Portnikov: Artem, provide food for your friend.

Listener: How do you marvel at President Putin? This is, perhaps, the Russian James Bond with the right to kill or, perhaps, the kind, fluffy Volodymyr Volodimirovich...

Vasil Duma: Artem, marvel at how our land is alive. Well, what are you saying?!

Vitaly Portnikov: Anyway, at any time, I respect that the equalization of the literary image and the living president is forever...

Vasil Duma: First of all, this is our president. And it’s not too good to say so.

Vitaly Portnikov: This has always been such a problem, as people carefully approached... Ale, prote, this is a problem, before speaking, more for Ukrainian, less Russian. The axis is less interested in the presidential institution in Ukraine than in Russia.

Vasil Duma: Perfect. People have elected a president, and we can respect him.

Vitaly Portnikov: In order for the president to be respected, it is important to conduct the ceremony in such a manner that there is no doubt about the purity of the ceremony.

Vasil Duma: You know, Vitaly, you can speak in different ways. When elections come up, we always have those who, having lost, say: “They gave the wrong advice.” You can also say: The axis was praised incorrectly. Let's overreact." Well, since we simply won’t trust everyone, we’ll simply get nothing and no one.

Vitaly Portnikov: Volodymyr iz Lyubertsy. Hello, Volodymyr.

Listener: I'm flying. Last year, an active push began to introduce visas for travel to Russia and Ukraine (or to Ukraine, as always). And I sent the Ukrainian ambassador to your direct broadcast. Vin vidpov. I say: “What is the initiative?” I thought that I would like to see these guys again, and they went crazy. It’s like: “No, it’s your initiative, it’s your officials.”

Vitaly Portnikov: I don’t remember... What if there was a Ukrainian ambassador on the air? There was no ambassador. I am the Consul General, I remember.

Listener: So-so.

Vitaly Portnikov: There was no ambassador. I know exactly what’s going on here, Volodymyr.

Listener: Well done! Then you definitely remember that I set the price.

Vitaly Portnikov: This is how I remember. There is no sign of anything. What are you doing?

Listener: No. On the right is the axis of the choma. For this comrade, for the sake of the Federation, we respectfully guard so that the Duma does not extend this visa again, our Duma.

Vasil Duma: This is above the competence of the Duma and above the competence for the sake of the Federation. We, first of all, are striving and struggling so that this would not happen. I think that the visa regime cannot be maintained between Ukraine and Russia. I think this is impossible.

Vitaly Portnikov: And the current regime, which is at its core, is completely comfortable for the citizens of both countries. And three months without registration...

Vasil Duma: Perfect.

Vitaly Portnikov: How can you protect yourself?

Vasil Duma: We need to say thank you to our Russian president for what he has accomplished.

Vitaly Portnikov: Before the speech, remember, as soon as this was introduced, everyone respected that this is some kind of election campaign, tying with...

Vasil Duma: Because, of course, you could earn some money sooner rather than later. But practically nothing would have changed. You see, on the skin, on the decision and the presidential decree, one can find criticism - both positive and negative. But everything is the same for the people; it is all good.

Vitaly Portnikov: This, before speaking, is an example of what is a huge idea, it is obvious that people need to move their shoes calmly...

Vasil Duma: Perfect. Come for three months, yes.

Vitaly Portnikov: And at the same time Russia and Ukraine, before speaking, sign a treaty about readmission and about the return of migrants. And for the sake of it, in my opinion, 15 years have been prepared, the axis will be introduced at once...

Vasil Duma: So, we have a lot of problems - both the problem with the cordon and the problem with the waterman. This made me understand. It so happened that the Radyansky Union disintegrated. Of course, there are some problems that do not happen in one day, in one day, or in 10 days.

Vitaly Portnikov: So. And, obviously, people do not have a clear statement about those who, mentally speaking, may have such a cordon as was established by the Radyansky Union.

Vasil Duma: Absolutely true. It seems that we came with a delegation to Ukraine, and there... the members of the Ukrainian delegation had more Russian nicknames than ours, and the Russian delegation had more Ukrainian nicknames. That's all. This is the answer to your nutrition.

Vitaly Portnikov: Yukhim from Moscow. Hello, Yukhim.

Listener: Good evening. I have food for your guest (so you can call him a guest).

Vitaly Portnikov: Yukhim, why don’t you want to call him a guest?

Listener: Because wash everything, so to speak, the stench is purely pro-Russian.

Vitaly Portnikov: So he is a citizen of the Russian Federation, a member of parliament.

Listener: Tim more. But I don’t know what kind of fuss there is in Ukraine, other than war.

Vitaly Portnikov: Check it out! My guest believes that the Ukrainians of Russia are actually the citizens of Russia, which...

Vasil Duma: Perfect. And having been born in Russia, Yukhim, I am a Russian.

Listener: I'll understand. Previously, it was like this: the first secretary was Russian, the other secretary was Ukrainian. So there’s nothing surprising here.

Ale, I’m not talking about that. I don’t need to clap. I was in the center of Moscow not so long ago, and there a person was selling books by hand. I'm ready to buy it. I hear a good policeman. I showed you my passport. I'm a Muscovite. And this person showed her passport and said: I’m from Togliatti. The policeman said: “Where’s the bribe ticket?” Toi began to confess the truth: “Having arrived....” How can we explain that Ukrainians can stay for three months without presenting a receipt? The food is top notch.

And food for a friend. Why did Yushchenko get rejected, why did he try to get rejected? All the food is up to your guest.

Vitaly Portnikov: I will tell you about Yushchenko’s exile, since the guest does not complain to the Prosecutor General’s Office of Ukraine.

Vasil Duma: Perfect. I don't know. I know the same ones you see.

And what about the receipts... And Luzhkov’s resolution. This is due to the great migration of people to Moscow. The police also feed out-of-towners when they arrive...

Vitaly Portnikov: Ale, in my opinion, the usual administrative inputs are not transferred.

Vasil Duma: There are no common administrative steps.

Vitaly Portnikov: And a citizen of Ukraine can show his migration card - and there it is...

Vasil Duma: ...when you arrive and when you go. And when it comes to out-of-towners, they may show their receipts... well, it’s not their fault. There will be no punishment for this.

Vitaly Portnikov: It seems to me that the policeman was simply in pain.

Vasil Duma: Yomu bulo tsikavo, what about books.

Vitaly Portnikov: No, I don’t think we can say what else he allowed for work activity. People cannot work without permission...

Vasil Duma: Ale is a Russian, maybe...

Vitaly Portnikov: Let's sell it in Moscow...

Vasil Duma: Not labor activity. This is business.

Vitaly Portnikov: So, it’s completely different.

Vasil Duma: But the taxes are also different.

Vitaly Portnikov: But the Ukrainians cannot, dear Yukhim, walk around like a Russian place without having legal documents for their relocation.

Vasil Duma: Absolutely true.

Vitaly Portnikov: Otherwise, it’s possible that no one will read the documents...

Vasil Duma: Because he looks like a Russian.

Vitaly Portnikov: Everything you say is, before speaking, also not safe. What good is it to obtain documents from people who are not similar to anyone?.. And who is not similar?

Vasil Duma: So fit.

Vitaly Portnikov: Half of your members for the sake of the Federation, one might say, are not similar to Russians.

Vasil Duma: All are similar.

Vitaly Portnikov: Axis, before speaking, as soon as you will be in the markets. The axis is also powered. Our foreigners can no longer trade - people from Crimea and the Donetsk region, they will no longer be able to bring their agricultural products to the Russian market.

Vasil Duma: Well, we need to learn now, so that they can bring our products, Russians. And I think that as they brought it, they should bring it. And they trade through... Ukrainians trade in the markets.

Vitaly Portnikov: Because we know that the best fruits, the early fruits of the stink, are brought from Crimea by Ukrainian citizens.

Vasil Duma: Absolutely true. In other words, what should be imported, perhaps, should not be sold by them.

Vitaly Portnikov: So, this is different food. Zgoden.

Dyakuyu, Vasil Mikhailovich, who came before us, took part in this program.

We are aware of how Ukrainian life is developing in Russia.

Vasil Duma: Not Ukrainian, but the life of Ukrainian-Russians.

Vitaly Portnikov: ...the life of Ukrainian Russians in the Russian Federation.

"Biography"

Osvita

Having graduated from the Tyumen Industrial Institute with a specialty in “Economy of gas and oil pipelines, gas storage facilities and petroleum depots”

Activity

"Novini"

International caution over elections

Mikhailo Kozlov, a member of the Federation Council in the Kostroma region, became a participant in the presidential elections in Kyrgyzstan. Members of the delegation carried out elections in all regions of the region, and, as the participants themselves say, without a previously developed plan for cooperation with the regional authorities.

Our mission is to be aware of how openly, transparently and legitimately the presidential elections are to take place. According to the senator’s words, over the past few days, the robotic guards have been able to demonstrate the high professionalism of the organizers of the election process.

A meeting of the Committee for the Defense and Security of the Federation is taking place near Kostroma

Today, the Kostroma region is holding a meeting of the Committee for the Defense and Security of the Federation.

The focus of the meeting's participants, as discussed in the region's administration, is the importance of public safety, law and order, and the fight against terrorism. They especially talked about the “Safe Place” project.

“The Kostroma region is among the leading subjects of the Russian Federation for the implementation of the “Safe Place” hardware-software complex system,” said the intercessor of the head of the Committee for Defense and Security of the Federation, Evgen Serebren nikov

The Russian region is named as the leader in alcohol-related mortality

The largest number of deaths due to alcohol impairment occur in the Kirov and Yaroslavl regions, as well as in the Republic of Mari El. Rosstat informs about this.

Thus, in the Kirov region, mortality due to alcohol disorders was 16.7 events per 100 thousand people, in the Yaroslavl region of the Republic of Mari El this figure became 16.3 events per 100 thousand people Conclusively.

The Arkhangelsk region (15.7) and the Kostroma region (15.5) also ranked among the top five regions with the highest alcohol-related mortality. Data from Rosstat will be compiled for the period from today to mid-2017.

Viktor Zaitsev

“And now the Cossack is sent!” (People's wisdom)

“And also, good Pogano, we reward you with our most important order - the White Cross of the Zradnik!” (Bourgeois)

Dovidka:

Duma Vasil Mikhailovich- member of the Federation of the Kostroma region, head of the Committee for the Federation of Natural Resources and Protection of Natural Resources, member of the Commission for the Federation in cooperation with the Rakhunka Chamber of the Russian Federation Federation, Doctor of Economic Sciences, active member of the Academy of Economic Sciences of the Russian Federation, since 2005 - kerivnik “Organizations of Ukrainians of Russia” and “Federal National-Cultural Autonomy of Ukrainians of Russia”.

Hulking: in Russia - a citizen of the Russian Federation, in Ukraine - a citizen of Ukraine. In Russia, it is important not to forget about its “friend hugeness”, for reasonable reasons.

Nationality: Ukrainian (aka “Ridnaya Movoya” is practically not Volodya).

Virus: depending on the situation: in Russia he sees himself as an Orthodox Christian, in Ukraine and Rome he is a Greek Catholic (“Uniat”).

Nagorodzheniy: sovereign cities of the Russian Federation - “Order of Friendship”, medals “For the development of naphtha complex in Siberia”, “For the riddle of 850-year Moscow”. Awards of the Russian Orthodox Church to the Moscow Patriarchate: Order of St. Sergius of Radonez, Order of St. Prince Danil of Moscow. Awards of huge organizations: Order “For Honor and Valor”. Honors of Ukraine: Order of Merit, II, III degree.

Biography: Born on the 20th of 1954 in the village of Kalinin, Omelyanivsky district, Krasnodar region. Having graduated from the Lviv Technical College, the Tyumen Industrial Institute (with a major in “Gas Pipelines, Gas Plants and Petroleum Depots”). Since 1994, he worked at the Ministry of Energy of the Russian Federation, at the same time being the president of the Uralnaftoserviz company. Since 1996 - President of the company "Lukoil-Transnaftoprodukt", since 1998 - President of the company VAT "Slavnafta", from 2001-2005 - Head of the Directors of CB "Grand Bank". In 1999, fate failed to run for deputy of the State Duma of the Russian Federation from the Ivaniv region.

The essence of the problem:

Vasil Mikhailovich The Duma, until just a little while ago, had been wary of some other “new Russian” “zoke of the 90s.” If you look at someone more respectful, you can immediately see how the crimson jacket and golden lance are missing! And the head of the Kostroma Diocese of the Russian Orthodox Church will still visit Vasily Mikhailovich in the spring of 2005. The “noble” senator broke up with Vladika, “entirely in an Orthodox manner,” placing his feet on the table (however, at the reception of the Pope, 2000 people did the same thing?).

Even looking briefly at the “Orthodoxy” of Vasily Mikhailovich, designated by the high church towns, we cannot help but recognize his swearing, which grew into threats of physical violence, since the drive was established - in the spring of 2005 - at the hour of the All-Russian short film festival near the town of Galich Kostroma region on Mount Balchuk there is an Orthodox “Poklonnaya Cross”, which symbolizes the memory of the deeds of our ancestors. It is important to say - what prompted such a sharp reaction from the dignitary guest - the amount of drink, the rumors about the power of the Greek Catholic Church, or simply the lack of gushing praise of the “philanthropist” from the side of the organizers (Duma private finance respect for the festival).

Zagalom, we can say that Vasil Dumi has a “purely classic” biography for his category: work at the oil complex, the successful “privatization” of his “piece of equipment”, the complete destruction of the sovereign plantation in the Minpalivenergo with “prof.” “real” commercial activity, and further (for the purposes of savings “forgotten by back-breaking labor”) - “going to the politician.”

A long time ago, as it seems, “nuances” begin. Having guessed his ethnic identity, Vasil Mikhailovich formed himself about all sorts of outbursts and other hugeness (this was not defended either). In this country, the country's leaders and daughters rely on the fact that the recently adopted law, which protects the replacement of various kinds of “doubles” in government posts and federal legislative bodies, “does not have any reversal force.” And, perhaps, one suspects that the fact that his passport has a “trident” is not known to anyone.

Well, God is with him, behind him, with his “huge enormity”! Not long ago, how many of us sat with the owners, who live comfortably here in London or Tel Aviv? In other words, what kind of giant does Vasil Mikhailovich really respect? And, most importantly, what kind of sovereign interests do the Rada of the Russian Federation have?

It would seem that keeping the food on the order would not cause problems. And even the delegations of V. Duma to the Federation Council from the very Russian hinterland - from the unknown fact that it does not have any natural resources, the “last” Kostroma region. And Vasil Mikhailovich is constantly and spontaneously concerned with the development of this region. So it seems - day and night V. Duma thinks about how to revive the native land of Kostroma, to bless it, while industry and the rural dominion are dying.

Reality, however, is far from such dreams. In Kostroma, Vasily Mikhailovich is often in Ukraine, or in his furnishings with a flashy taste in the countryside in France (in Nice), I want to note that this is his rare visit to the “small Batk” "Ivshchinu" Kostroma residents seem to be too heavy. Well, of course, Governor V. Shershunov, whose election campaign Vasil Mikhailovich actively financed.

With the problems of “development of the Ukrainian diaspora” in Russia, Vasyl Mikhailovich is not in the mood! Since the very moment of the 2005 push for the imprisonment of the coordinator of the Rady EUR and NFKA UR, there has been no such approach that the senator would not have given his generous financial assistance - such as the exhibition of the memory of the “fighter for independence Stepan Bandera” at the “Library of Ukraine” what literature" before purchasing delivery from Russia of various literary “masterpieces” about the “exploits” of the SS division “Galicia”, propaganda materials of various Ukrainian nationalist organizations, hundreds of other books and brochures, mainly This is a simple topic: “how the Muscovites oppressed the Ukrainian nation.”

Ale, as long as Vasily Mikhailovich himself will never deal with such matters, for the “black work” he easily knows low comrades in Moscow - “the bright development of Russian-Ukrainian friendship.” Axis, for example, one of them is the defender of Vasyl Mikhailovich from the EUR and FNKA UR, the worker of the “Library of Ukrainian Literature” Yuriy Grigorovich Kononenko, whose ideology is best characterized by the “prominent ethnographic views” voiced by him Travni 2004 r. Just before the end of the exhibition, an exhibition dedicated to the “125th anniversary of the birth of the great Ukrainian, prominent political and cultural figure of Ukraine S. Petliura” was held at the library’s office. Among others, there is no need for “tolerant” respect for Russia, Pan Yuriy noted: “The Chinese and the Negroes are very close one to one, the Ukrainians and the Russians, the Slavs are also a disgraceful ideology.”

Moreover, as stated by Yuriy Kononenko, a nationalist of the most important side of Russia “with experience”, a leader of the Moscow center of the international “Congress of Ukrainian Nationalists” (“KUN”), it is most logical - Mr. Yuriy (long-term military officer of the Ukrainian Embassy in the Russian Federation), will be lost by the citizen inclusively Ukraine alone, however, is not trying to formalize the Russian community.

Dumi’s other closest aide is the joint head of the Criminal Investigation Department and the Federal People’s Commissariat for Criminal Investigations, Valery Fokovich Semenenko, who is familiar in Ukraine with numerous journalistic works about “the re-examination and genocide of Ukrainians in Russia” (in the Russian Federation there is amusingly no Well, he still respects him as a giant).

It is possible to over-insure Vasyl Mikhailovich’s associates, as well as competitors, on the paths of preserving and expanding Ukrainian culture among Russian communities of Ukrainian nationality. Here is the leader of the “Ural Association of Ukrainians”, a member of the Presidency of the “Ukrainian Worldwide Coordination for the Sake” Stefan Grigorovich Panyak, and the head of the regional national cultural Ukrainian center of Bashkiria ї Vasil Yakovich Babenko, and the whole low population of Russia, as it is disgusting to embrace their hatred and ignorance to the extreme, where those virulents were born. All of them are long-time members of various nationalistic congresses and other gatherings that are regularly held in Ukraine, all of them claim to be “Kerivnitsya of the Ukrainian nationalist movement in Russia”, all of them are “fighters” for the rights of the oppressed Ukrainian people,” and how to judge the ambition of the skin Napoleon The pads are not suitable.

Prote, the problem is not that in Moscow and in the lower Russian regions there are countless huddles of mentally unstable “familiar Ukrainians” who claim to be “leaders” and absolutely unknown people of great importance and the multimillion-dollar “oppressed” Ukrainian diaspora (as we can talk about such – the fragments of the Ukrainians themselves in Russia “diaspora” did not even realize to themselves – there is a stink here in Batkivshchyna). It’s rotten that in Ukraine and in the “countries of the Far Abroad” they want to be accepted as “fighters for people’s happiness” and, obviously, financed. Why are the cats seen from the same dzherel from which various “orange”, “opposition”, “democratic”, “lemon” (vinny, “national-Bolshovian”) parties, frontists, rushnits and other “rights” grumble assholes." In such a manner, “UR” and “FNKA UR”, together with Senator Vasily Mikhailovich Duma, have incomprehensibly and logically settled their place in the vision and the realm of the invisible, but in reality the “middle structure”, which is the subdivision of Ros and national cordons.

"Stretch"? “Golosmove zvinuvachennya”? Yak bi not so! Already on the 23rd spring of 2005, the Minister of Foreign Relations of Ukraine Boris Tarasyuk, in the presence of Ambassador Oleg Biloblotsky and the director of the Cultural Center of Ukraine at the Ukrainian Embassy in Moscow Volodymyr Melnychenko (the organizer of the festival), called out in a booming voice “Holy Home of the Ukrainians" (about 40 people, close up) Yu. Kononenko, V. Krikunenko, V. Skopenko, V. Semenenko - all from the “nearby stake” of V. Dumi) “to expand the ideals of the “orange revolution” in Russia”, create for which on the basis of huge organizations of the Ukrainian diaspora chants of “structure” and “propaganda points" and promising "financial assistance" in the order of Ukraine. Also, representatives of the Ukrainian Ministry of Health agreed to see in 2006 an impact on the consumption of such “development of the Ukrainian diaspora” of 4 million dollars, which were allocated to the “UR” and “FNKA UR” companies. How much money was found and how the stench was from divisions - food to Vasily Mikhailovich. Regional leaders, for example, insist that they have not taken a single cent.

In conversation with Ukrainian President Yushchenko

More to come. Not long after the death of the past, Vasyl Mikhailovich, together with Yu. Kononenko, V. Semenenko and a whole group of associates, took part in the “4th All-World Forum of Ukrainians” and this, with the greatest confidence of persons ami, calling home 17th sickle to The village of Novi Bezradichi was briefed by the President of Ukraine Viktor Yushchenko, who, as we know, is important to suspect of sympathies to Russia. The official part, which was part of the collective photography and distribution of various awards (Vasil Mikhailovich himself, having rejected the Order of Merit of the 2nd stage), became a mere screen until the appointment of the main task - the instructions received the line of "consignment" democratization of Russia". During the meeting, which took place with comments from Ukrainian journalists “in a warm homely atmosphere” and “without beds”, Viktor Yushchenko announced to the Russian guests about the significant sums from the budget of Ukraine - 21 million hryvnias per “to encourage the development of the Ukrainian diaspora.”

Specific goals were set for the whole group: to consolidate the Ukrainian diaspora, create the largest possible organization and, in any form, get the maximum number of immigrants from Ukraine, and, if possible, create in Russia and a political party that represents the interests of Ukrainians (read – “orange” Ukraine) . And, of course (where would we be without it!) – the consolidation of the “democratization” of sovereign power in the Russian Federation. (In what ways and in what form is it similar to “concord” that we can apply in both Ukraine and Georgia).

Having asked Vasyl Mikhailovich, his aide Yuriy Kononenko, during his visit to Kiev for a private conversation with his “old friend” - the great head of the Security Service of Ukraine Oleksandr Turchynov, we are definitely not aware of such “intimate contacts” Pan Yuri would hardly have trusted his boss to lie to him.

However, the Russian senator Vasil Mikhailovich Duma has already “virtually” taken his place in the lava (consisting of some recent snakes) of “fighters against totalitarianism, which is popular in Russia.” The axis is only unconscious - what do you want in yourself, what did you mean? Obviously, the choice is complicated - even though you need to choose several options - whether you want to engage in business or politics, live in Russia or Nice, and with the choice of passports you also need to choose...

I would please Vasily Mikhailovich to listen to the voice of his heart. Even if “to burn the soul of the suppression of rights and the re-examination of Ukrainians”, demanding to know how to respect the people, I would like to say to the Kozakovs, to fight against injustice. And the senatorial “cuts” are thrown in to the “please”, Russian colossus, profit-making business and other worthless speeches. Smiley Vasyl Mikhailovich! “Pomarancheva” Ukraine and “the whole world” will marvel at you! In France (where you have permission to live) you may be given another order!