Ukraine (pro-Ukraine perspective)

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Ukraine is ARYANbtw, if that matters

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Why yes, Ukrainians are gigachads.How could you tell?


Ukraine is a neofascist bigot country that is in dire need of DENAZIFICATION
>росіяни одержимі мною, чи щось
>hello biden 🗣️ it's zelensky ✅ we need 5000000000 rockets to bomb Donetsk children. SLAVA UKRAINE!🇺🇦

Ukraine, also known as (((Ruthenia))) is a country in Eastern Europe and one of the largest countries in Europe. It is one of the biggest agricultural powers with some of the best engineers[1] [2]and artists[3] and warriors[4] in the world, which may be a coincidence, but is still interesting on how many great people come from Ukraine. The original homeland of the Aryans are also from there[5]. They are led by a former TV star named (((Vladimir Alexandrovich Zelensky))). It's a gem country because it is the first civilization on Earth and most gems come from there. In fact, the historical homeland of the Swedes is in the steppes of modern Ukraine, meaning that every Swedish soyjak is also Ukrainian. Russians seethe about Ukraine because Russia can't invade a country almost 30 times smaller than them. When a zigger tries to claim Ukraine is a modern invention, remind them that Moscow and by extension Russian history only starts in the 14th century, with Kyiv already existing for more then 600 years before Moscow.

As far as Ukraine's relations to the Soysphere go: Soyjak Party Icon Nikocado Avocado is of Ukrainian heritage (but he is not culturally related due to moving to the United States as a child do adoption, due to xis parents dying in Chernobyl[6]), Ukropson is the Ukrainian cousin of Cobson, and one of the greatest snitches and enemies of the sharty, Mariofeds, is likely of Ukrainian heritage. Also the home of former 'booru namefag YaroslavTV and current 'booru namefag Wordsalot.

THIS IS A MESSAGE FROM THE UKRAINIAN GOVERNMENT!

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Hohol meme from a older version of this page

УВАГА ГРОМАДЯНИ!!! ATTENTION CITIZENS!!!

ЦЕНТРАЛЬНИЙ РАДА ПРОГОЛОШУЄ ГЕРОЇЧНИЙ ВИДАТОК НАШОГО ЧАСУ! THE CENTRAL RADA DECLARES A HEROIC ERA OF OUR TIME! ВІДТЕПЕР ВСІ ПРОВІНЦІЇ УКРАЇНИ ПІД КОНТРОЛЕМ THE ENTIRE TERRITORY OF UKRAINE IS NOW UNDER OUR CONTROL МИ ПЕРЕМОЖЕМО РОСІЮ! WE SHALL CONQUER RUSSIA! А ТАКОЖ ЗАПРОШУЄМО ВСІХ БАЖАЮЧИХ ДО НАШОЇ АРМІЇ! JOIN OUR ARMY IF YOU WANT TO BE ON THE WINNING SIDE! ЗАРАЗ ВИ МАЄТЕ УНІКАЛЬНУ МОЖЛИВІСТЬ ЗАРОБИТИ СОЦІАЛЬНІ КРЕДИТИ! EARN YOUR SOCIAL CREDITS NOW! ЯКЩО ВИ ІГНОРУЄТЕ ЦЕ ПОВІДОМЛЕННЯ, МИ ПОЗБАВИМО ВАС СОЦІАЛЬНИХ КРЕДИТІВ ТА ВІДПРАВИМО ВАС НА РОБОТУ В УГОРЩИНУ! IF YOU IGNORE THIS MESSAGE, YOUR SOCIAL CREDITS WILL BE REMOVED AND YOU WILL BE SENT TO WORK IN HUNGARY! СЛАВА УКРАЇНІ! GLORY TO UKRAINE! ГЕРОЯМ СЛАВА! GLORY TO THE HEROES!

History

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🤣 Rest in piss, USSR 🤣Smoking that USSR pack tonight. 💯

Ancient Era

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The origin of the Aryans, notice the proximity to Ukraine

The first people who inhabited Ukraine were Trypillans, an ancient civilization and the first civilization on Earth around Moldova and western Ukraine who were wealthy and influential in Bronze Age Europe, and who even developed the first early cities and possibly invented the first numbers and the Sanskrit alphabet[7]. It is thought that this civilization might have inspired the mythical land of Arratta in Sumerain myth.[8] Another civilization Kushina who were also called the Tocharians in Northeastern India was also founded by mainland Ukrainians which became one of the most developed civilization in the world. The would also be found in China who practicing the Buddist religion and are considered the ancestors of the Chinese state.[9] Nomads who also lived in this time eventually developed into the Cimmerians (1500 -1000 BC) They were followed by the Scythians (900–800 BC) where the Homer attests as the "Most decent men alive"[10]. They were then overwhelmed by the Sarmatians (500 BC to 400 AD) who were described as "Tall and handsome, their hair tends to be blond and the ferocity of their glance inspires dread." The East Slavs evolved from the Indo-European population of Eastern Europe, spreading out in all directions particularly in the early 7th century. People will somehow argue that there is no connection between the Scythians and Ukrainians, as if all the Scythians just vanished. East Slavs established themselves in the right bank on the Dnieper River. They would eventually kick the vikings out before inviting them to rule over them, with Slavs, Krivichians and Chuds[11] forming the Kyivan Rus with their Varangian Princes. Russians aren't fully slavic btw, their more related to Turks and Fins.[12][13]

Kyivan Rus Era

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Kyiv vs Moscow
Ruthenians sailing down the Volga River

Kyiv itself was a bunch of tribes banding together, namely the Polianians who would build Kyiv. According to legend, Kyi with his brothers, Shchek and Khoriv, and sister, Lebid, who founded Kyiv and gave it it's name. The first prince Oleh(d 912?) established himself in Kyiv, declaring it would be "the Mother of all the Rus' cities." The next prince Ihor(912-45) didn't do much beyond sign a unfavorable treaty with the Byzantine emperor. Olha(945-62) was the regent for the her son Sviatoslav after her husband Ihor died from Derevlianians for collecting taxes from them . She's known for being the first ruler to convert to Christianity and reforming the tax system. She was made a saint and her feast day is July 11. Her son Sviatoslav(962-72) launched and invasion of the Viatichians, conquering North-East Russia, the homeland of modern-day Russians. He then sailed down the Volga and crushed the Volga Bulgars. Then he defeated the Khazars and pushed his attention to the Balkans. The Byzantines asked for his help in crushing a different Bulgarian kingdom. After doing that Byzantium turned on them 'cause they were too strong and so Sviatoslav was killed. Volodymyr the Great(980-1-15) focused inwards, before then Christianizing his realm as a way of modernizing it. The tale that Russia could have become Muslim but Volodymer wanted to drink alcohol is not accurate. He most likely wanted to bring Rus' closer to Byzantium. The Byzantines, once again asked for help putting down a rebellion in which Volodymer asked for a member of the Byzantine royal family Anne to be his wife. Iaroslav the Wise(1036-54) fought against his older bother Sviatopolk after Volodymer died since Sviatopolk murdered his younger brothers Sviatoslave, Borys, and Hlib. Eventually, he split the empire with his other brother before he died and Iaroslav took over all of Kyivan Rus'. This is generally consider the high point of the Kyivan Rus', where it expanded even more, and he married off a bunch of his family. He established basic legal code and made sure there wouldn't be any succession wars and power was transferred peacefully after death. After this was a steady decline where Kyiv stagnated economically.

Mongal Invasions

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After Genghis Khan got cucked[14] his clitty started leaking and so he invaded everybody else because he had nothing else to do. He planned to conquer Kyivan Rus' but he ACK-ed so his grandson did it for him. Kyivan Rus' fell, and the Mongol Empire took control before splintering with the Golden Hoard asserting itself. Kyiv was sacked leading to Moscow taking over as the dominant power in the area. Moscow is not the heir of the Kyivan Rus, but of the Golden Hoard, it is inherently Turkish in nature.

Polish/Lithuanian Commonwealth

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A principality of Kyivan Rus', Galicia-Volhynia managed to break away for a bit and stay independent of foreign rule, before Lithuanians sought to expand into the east. The annexation of Galacia-Volhynia was less a violent invasion and more of a peaceful co-operation. The Lithuanian nobles quickly and thoroughly adapted to Ukraine/Belarus, that they quickly become much like their Kyivan 'Rus predecessors. In fact, some historians have argued that the Grand Principality of Luthuania was actually a second Rus' state then a foreign entity, with it helping the Lithuanians come out of their hunter/gatherer lifestyle in forested Lithuania into agriculture with the vast open plains of Ukraine easy to farm.[15] Litvinism is tangentially related, beliving that true Lithuanians were actually Slavic, with what we call Lithuanians today as Samogitians, This idea is heavily disputed and focuses more on Belarus rather then Ukraine so it won't be focused on here. Jadwiga of Poland would marry with Jogilo of Lithuania to create the union of Poland/Lithuania. With the expansion of Poland also led to the expansion of serfdom, While serfdom was dying out in the west, it only started in the east, hitting Ukraine pretty harsh. Peasants were forced to work 3 or 4 days and sometimes even more. Peasants couldn't even travel out of their village without their lord's approval.

Cossak Era

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From roughly the late 15th century onward, some poor peasants, townspeople, soldiers, minor nobels made their way to the frontier to colonize the Ukrainain steppe. These people become Cossacks derived from the word, free-man. Life was dangerous, with the Crimean Khanate and Nogais tribes raiding and selling slaves to Turks and so Cossacks banded together to fight back. Cossacks are to Ukraine what cowboys are to America or the Vikings to the Scandinavians, a rugged warrior class living on the frontier raiding and fighting for different groups. Hetmans were elected from a group of other notable Cossacks to lead them. One of the first early identified Hetman is Severyan Nalyvaiko, who rebelled against the Polish/Lithuanian Commonwealth but was unfortunately tortured and executed. The early times just saw them as nomadic tribes and it wasn't until Hetman Petro Konashevych-Sahaidachny who gained prominence from his successful raid who organized the Cossacks into an actual army, and ally with Poland to they started to become a real force. In April 2022, he was declared the patron saint of the military forces of Ukraine.🗝️The next Hetman who's of note is Bohdan Khmelnystky who is considered to be Ukraine's greatest military and political leader, as well as the founder of the first Ukrainian State. He led the Cossack rebellion against the Commonwealth who had been under a Polish magnate after a Polish nobleman raided his estate, killed his youngest son and abducted his soon to be wife. This alongside Polish arrogance and oppression led him to plot the revolt and ally ironically with the Crimean Tartars, the Cossacks' traditional enemies. Bohdan would then beat the Poles repeatedly galvanizing more Ukrainians to revolt. After pushing the poles out, he was about to destroy the Commonwealth with him soon besieging the Polish fortess at Zamosc, when Jan Casimir, the man Khmelnystku preferred to see on the throne had been elected king and had offered an armistice. He chose to accept, probably to modify the political system of the Commonwealth so it would accommodate the Cossacks alongside famine and plague in Ukraine and his troops. When he returned to Kyiv, he was hailed by the assembled Orthodox hierarchy as "the second Moses" who had "liberated his people from Polish Slavery.🗝️" After Bohdon's death however, is agreed upon to be The Ruin, where Russians and Poles would encroach on Ukrainian lands, and with no agreed upon central leader with a clear plan, fell into disarray. The Tartars would again raid the west side of Ukraine, and allow for Polish settlement, while the east became engulfed by the Russians with the Hetman Ivan Briukhovetsky signing the Moscow Articles of 1665, meaning that Russian soldiers and taxpayers could come into Ukraine, and the Hetman had to come to Moscow for confirmation. After the Ruin, the Hetmans still existed, but had to be appointed by either the Polish king or Russian tsar. The Hetmans were still committed to this rule, hoping that if they were reliable to the tsar, they would be allowed to keep their autonomy. One of the most outstanding and controversial Hetmans, Ivan Mazepa had close connections with highly placed tsarist officials and became wealthy with the tsar's grants. He built many beautiful churches and expanded the Kyiv Academy making it possible for many other students to attend. However, Russia had recently come to war with the Swedes and other far off enemies. Cossacks would now have to fight solely for the tsar's interests and were no match for regular European armies. Ukrainian peasants and townsmen also complained about Russian troops who would mistreat them. When the Swedish King called upon his Polish ally who threatened to invade Ukraine, Mazepa called to the tsar for aid. But the tsar, facing a Swedish invasion, replied: "I cannot even spare ten men; defend yourself as best you can." Mazepa had realized that Russia was not willing to help him and that Russia would never consider Ukraine as a true nation state and so, Mazepa defected to the Swedes. However, in the end, the Swedish empire lost, and the tsar came out on top. After him, Hetman Ivan Skoropadsky took his place, largely subservient to Russian interests. Pylyp Orlyk was a close associate of Mazepa, and would write the Constitution of Pylup Orlyk, which was the principal source of the theory of separation of powers which was implemented in many other constitutions around the world. Legal thought in Ukraine was ahead of other Enlightenment thinkers, which while not saying Pylup's Constitution was the same as the US's, as that would be wrong, but it is probable it inspired it. Eventually, the last Hetman position would be abolished on 1764 by Catherine.

Occupied/WW1 Era

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The Ukraine found themselves split between the Austrians and Russians. The ones in Glacial were in a bit of a better position, with Austria wanting to keep their faraway Galacian lands happy but eventually would allow the Poles to discriminate against Ukrainians and would funnel funds into the Polish western part of the province. The Poles would also want themselves finding an independent state, but one where they were also on top of Ukraine again and would insist that Ukrainian lands like Lviv would turn over into Polish lands. This is another example of Polish oppression. Soon after, WW1 would start and with the Russian war effort faltering, a state was established by the Central Rada or Ukrainian parliament , at first advocating for autonomy and then indepenced after the overthrow of the tsar. It declared itself the Ukrainian People's Republic led by Mikhail Sergeyevich Grushevsky. At first it was ruled by the Social Democrats, who the Germans thought couldn't establish order, and so supported a coup where Pavlo Skoropadsky who suddenly recalled his Ukrainian roots and declared himself Hetman to save the country from lawlessness. After the Central Powers started losing Petliura and Vynnychenko overthrew the Hetman. Also the anarchists also rose up by the infamous Nestor Makhno. Eventually the Bolsheviks invaded again and the Entente turned their backs on Ukraine and so, like so many times, the Muscovites ruled over Ukraine again. The Soviets, under Stalin, would starve Ukraine out,resulting in the Holodomer which the name comes from the Ukrainian words for hunger(holod) and extermination(mor). Stalin deliberately took food away from the farmers to collective the state, just to prove the Soviet Union was a successful state. This caused millions of lives lost with people not being allowed to come out of the Ukrainian soviet republic and sometimes resorting to cannibalism. Even western journalists based in Moscow were forbidden to speak of it.

WW2 Era

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During WW2, various groups tried to take control of Ukraine. The first group were the Germans, who wanted to colonize it because of how important Ukraine was, as it was considered the breadbasket of Europe. There were two leading ideas about what to do with the population. The original idea for German colonization formulated by Alfred Rosenberg was that the Slavic people needed "uplifting" to become Aryan, and that they could become semi-independent states loyal to Germany. The new idea later favored by the Nazis argued that Slavic people should be considered subhuman comparable to Jews. The second group being Pro-Soviet forces that collaborated with the Red-Army under the promise by Stalin that the Ukrainian Soviet Republic would become more autonomous. The third group were people that only marginally sided with the Germans, in hope after Soviet genocide the country would achieve freedom. The most famous of these groups was the OUN(Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists) which originally achieved notability for being the main opposition group to Polish rule and aimed at established an independent Ukrainian state. It came from a unification from previous nationalist student groups and WW1 veterans. It followed the idea of Integral Nationalism similar to Integeralism formulated from Charles Maurras. The founder of the group Yehven Konovalets was a veteran who commanded the Sich Riflemen, a military regiment organized by the Austrians to fight against the Russians. He was murdered in 1938 by the Soviet secret police leaving Andri Melnyk as the next ruler. According to the current Ukrainian Constitution Konovalets is considered as "a fighter for Ukraine's Independence in the 20th Century". After Konovalets, OUN was divided into two groups, the moderates led by Melnyk, and the revolutionists led by Stephan Bandera. The radicals felt that the OUN moderates weren't doing more to ensure freedome for Ukraine and did not want to collaborate with Germany and the boader Axis. Bandera's branch would become more popular with it attracting more members. He wanted the liberation of Ukraine and all people who were under imperialism in Russia. He also wanted a Democratic State against Bolshivk Totalitarianism. When Germany marched into Ukraine, at first for a few months put an uneasy peace between them and the Ukrainian nationalists. However, soon they would betray the OUN and would imprison OUN leadership with Bandera put in a Gestopo prision in Berlin and then moved into the Sachsenhausen concentration camp in Oranienburg. When Germany began to lose ground to the Soviets, Bandera and a few other Ukrainian nationalists were released as a way to gain favor. But Bandera refused collaboration again, and got police supervision until early 1945 when he escaped. The OUN never collaborated with the SS, it was only various people who impersonated the OUN who collaborated with the SS. After the war, Bandera was killed by the KGB in 1959.

Soviet Era

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With the ending of WW2 Ukraine was finally unified between west and east with the Ukrainian Soviet Republic now owning Galica. Because Stalin wanted more countries on his side during the Cold War, he asked for Ukraine and Belarus to be considered a soverign country. But in truth, Ukraine and Belarus had little foreign freedom, and when the British attempted to establish foreign relations, they got no response. After Stalin died in his own piss[16] came liberalization from Khrushchev much to Ukrainian's relief with more comments flooding in criticizing the government after Khruschev's famous De-Stalinzation speech. After Khrushcehv was Brezhnev and during Brezhnev's era there were two Ukrainian communist party leaders, Petro Shelest and Volodymyr Shcherbystsky. Shelest started to initiate Ukrainian assertiveness, though was some crypto-nationalist, in fact he was more of a hard-line communist than his superiors in Moscow. He was adamantly anti-Western, supported the invasion of Czechoslovakia, neglected Western Ukraine and preferred to concentrate on heavy industry. However it seemed the Ukrainian leader took seriously the promise of Ukrainian autonomy enshrined in the Soviet constitution and the principle that all nations within the USSR are equal. He probably wanted to attain for Ukraine what was similar to that of Poland, Czechoslovaki , or Hungary, that is, of a thoroughly communist society but one whose specific economic and cultural needs were recognized by Moscow. In May 1972 Shelest was removed from his post on charges of being "soft" on Ukrainian nationalism. His successor was Shcherbytsky, a long-time memeber of Brezhnev's "Dniper" clan. and a fierce political rival of Shelest. Here, he conducted a relatively mild purge that eliminated about 37000 members of the Ukrainian communist party. Shcherbytsky had made a point of speaking Russian at official functions and being a proponent pf harsh, uncompromising treatment when dealing with dissent. But to say had Ukraine had no impact on Soviet history is just wrong, with Khrushchev considering himself Ukrainian, Brezhnev being raised in Ukraine with some passports labeling him as Ukrainian, and the last Soviet Union leader Gorbachev having Ukrainian ancestry.

Modern Era

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It became independent from the Soviet Union in 1991, under president Leonid Makarovich Kravchuk. The second president, Leonid Danilovich Kuchma, pursued closer relations with Russia, however his successor Viktor Andreyevich Yushchenko would undo this by pursuing closer ties to NATO. In 2013, Viktor Fyodorovich Yanukovich who was pro-Russia, refused to sign the Association Agreement between the EU and Ukraine, leading to mass protests against his rule, ending with his overthrow in 2014. Another leader Mr Chocolate King himself Petro Aleksiyovych Poroshenko who pushed against Russia, emerged as the president (after acting president Alexander Valentinovich Turchinov). In 2019, their current president Volodymyr Alexandrovych Zelensky was elected, who ran on a platform of peace with Russia, but of course Russia would never accept a peace with Ukraine. He was previously a Russian-language comedian. However, Ukraine was invaded by Russia in 2022 again. Russians initially had success fighting the Ukrainians but faced fierce resistance from the Ghost of Kyiv, Samyuil Hydenko and the strongest Ukrainian soldier, Nicholas Perry. Another significant breakthrough for Ukraine was that it outperformed Just Stop Oil in every way by actually destroying Russian refineries instead of splashing canned tomatoes on the Mona Lisa.

In 2024, in the capital city of Kyiv, Soycon Ukraine was held.

On August 22, 2025, a Ukrainian woman, Iryna Stanyslavivna Zarutska, was murdered by a victim of socioeconomic disadvantages on a train in North Carolina, United States.

Indeed, one could argue that Ukraine's story is a mirroring of Soyjak Party's story. Starting with the Kyivan Rus(Something Awful), there were elements of Ukraine that shone through(Photoshop Bob with absurdist drawings sounding similar to incomprehensible soyjaks today) to the gradual era of living under Russian and later Soviet rule(QA under 4chan) upon which it broke free from the Russians(Tranime) to create Soyjak Party(Non-tranime drawings)

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List of Famous Ukrainians

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  • Ukropson (Ukrainian Cobson)
  • Nikacodo Avacodo
  • Yaroslav TV
  • Herculus(In fact, looking at more ancient Ukrainian history I found a lot more Greek history and mythology is imported from Ukraine like Achilles and Troy)
  • Jesus Christ[17]
  • The Budda
  • Chengis Khan
  • Adolf Hitler
  • Joseph Stalin (marge didnt he clitty leak about ukraine doe)

Facts about Ukraine

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  • Ukraine has some of the best people from there
  • Ukraine has founded every great civilizations in the world
  • Ukraine has some of the best food in the world
  • The AFU is the strongest[18](if really Russia was so strong, it would have conquered Ukraine by now, it's been 4 years already, and people still cope by saying, it's "just around the corner" but it's false. Even with Chinese and North Korean help, it still cannot conquer Ukraine.)
  • People call Ukrainians pigs, despite the fact that pigs are extremely intelligent and contrary to their reputation, are incredibly clean.

What can you do in Ukraine?

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See also

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Snopes

  1. ↑ https://www.encyclopediaofukraine.com/display.asp?linkpath=pages\S\I\SikorskyIhor
  2. ↑ https://www.encyclopediaofukraine.com/display.asp?linkpath=pages\K\O\KorolovSerhii
  3. ↑ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kateryna_Bilokur
  4. ↑ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cossacks
  5. ↑ https://www.science.org/content/article/mysterious-indo-european-homeland-may-have-been-steppes-ukraine-and-russia
  6. ↑ marge
  7. ↑ https://www.indiatoday.in/science/story/did-sanskrit-originate-in-india-its-roots-trace-back-to-modern-day-russia-2677523-2025-02-10 Indians themselves recognize the validity of this claim
  8. ↑ http://www.arattagar.co.uk/
  9. ↑ https://catalog.nlm.nih.gov/discovery/fulldisplay/alma999584243406676/01NLM_INST:01NLM_INST
  10. ↑ https://u-krane.com/scythians-in-the-iliad-of-homer-most-decent-men-alive/
  11. ↑ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chud
  12. ↑ https://bernardgrua.net:443/2026/01/02/are-russians-a-slavic-people/
  13. ↑ https://valentinsmoliak.substack.com/p/are-russians-truly-slavic
  14. ↑ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jochi#:~:text=Although%20there%20was%20thus%20considerable%20doubt%20over%20Jochi%27s%20parentage
  15. ↑ https://archive.org/details/narysistoriukran00iavo/page/n137/mode/2up The book is in Ukrainian, but the main idea is the boyars formed a mutally benfical agreement with the Lithuanians, making boyars one of the main guiding hands of Lithuania.
  16. ↑ https://www.smithsonianmag.com/history/true-story-death-stalin-180965119/#:~:text=the%20dictator%20on%20the%20ground%20in%20his%20pajamas%2C%20the%20floor%20soaked%20with%20urine
  17. ↑ https://www.ar25.org/article/knyga-ariyskyy-standart-2014-zavantazhyty-u-formatah-docx-pdf.html
  18. ↑ https://www.army.mil/article/231655/backbone_of_deterrence_an_interview_with_retired_lt_gen_ben_hodges#:~:text=We%27ve%20learned,have
  19. ↑ they're fsb agents https://gyo.tc/2026-0727-2202-41/https://www.ukrainianworldcongress.org:443/the-insider-russias-security-service-uses-church-and-miracle-icons-to-promote-kremlin-ideology/
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