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As a gesture of good will before the next month’s Normandy meeting of the representatives of France, Germany, Russia, and Ukraine, the Russian side returned ships it seized last year to Ukraine. Below they can be seen passing under the Crimean bridge.
How else do you explain his rants of late?
From RT
He now believes an alliance with Russia is the best bet for Kiev, he told the New York Times in an interview.
“They’re stronger anyway. We have to improve our relations,” he said. “People want peace, a good life, they don’t want to be at war. And you [America] are forcing us to be at war, and not even giving us the money for it,” he added, referring to reports that the International Monetary Fund is holding up an aid package to Ukraine until the government pursues money missing from Kolomoysky’s Privatbank – money Kolomoyasky is accused of embezzling.
“You all won’t take us,” the oligarch said of the EU and NATO. “There’s no use in wasting time on empty talk. Whereas Russia would love to bring us into a new Warsaw Pact.”
The IMF, he said, could easily be replaced by loans from Russia. “We’ll take $100 billion from the Russians. I think they’d love to give it to us today,” Kolomoisky said.“What’s the fastest way to resolve issues and restore the relationship? Only money.”


Dmytro Paliyiv was, like Bandera, a son of the priest and a Plastun. However, unlike Bandera he also managed be a man of the SS. He got his ass handed to him at Brody but now is commemorated as a hero in independent Ukraine…


From Strana.ua
Read my recent translation of Babchenko’s Facebook rant, which contains a biographical introduction…
The journalist, Evgeniy Kiselev announced that Arkadiy Babchenko departed from Ukraine. This Evgeniy Kiselev said on his tv show and wrote on Facebook.
On Friday, 1 November, the journalist posted on his YouTube channel the first episode of his programme “PonaUekhavshie” (a play on words that I had trouble to conveniently translate) about Russian emigrants in Ukraine. Evgeniy Kiselev wrote about the programme on Facebook and one of the users asked him why wasn’t Arkadiy Babchenko included in the film. To which Kiselev answered that Babchenko has left Ukraine.
He is either in Finland or in Estonia…
-answered Kiselev when the people inquired about Babchenko’s whereabouts.