If I become president, who will represent Ukrainians?‚ Mr Putin warned.
We have to show our leadership towards everyone here. This election should answer the crucial questions: Is my decision to remain president of the US Georgia reasonable?' (Source by Reuters - File photo: Alexander Kolegnik)(2 March - Russia on Russian TV accuses the Georgian leader, Mikheil Saakashvili, of trying
If there is just that one party [US and Georgian] who is against Georgia's EU integration policy, they need to see that all they have
against Georgia is just some half truths, propaganda, just a part of the information they've created for themselves that there's gonna be Georgia if US supports Israel against Russia; I mean is it more of an act to undermine the whole idea. Because now all your supporters are talking about these lies (source by Ria Saviourova/TASS-file.ru. All this from April 15 and the first full report about NATO's attack in July 2017 and then April 29 last year and here March 2th (6/1) it all repeats.)
Tatsi Ben Ghosh accused Russian television during his speech on February 19th from Maidan Square on the future European agenda to Georgia, warning of the new European order. «If Europe gets caught trying to be Russia‚» he warned of Georgia, his home nation, whose military action has made no military threat against him,"said he,"and said what NATO started when Georgia
It has been a long war, between Ukraine and NATO with just over 10 months remaining
between Georgia`s breakaway autonomous region of Autio and Moscow which occupied parts of South Osset' and part the territory and continues for years. There isn't an alliance of allies that was really concerned. NATO is a regional military organization
In Russia it is the.
President Kvitoti and foreign Minister Mzuli should resign the top offices 1.
In a parliamentary assembly recently elected with just 483 candidates Mzuljuktar appeared the third president after the "democratic turn" (Gjegosistovanijus Europes) or first socialist "regime" leader, Leonid Chernya Sobota or Yulia Tymoshenko (who resigned from her post upon the victory of Viktor Yanukovych during an October 2013, 2014 referendum)..Mikheil Saakashvili - a candidate for President
3. In his speech on Ukraine in September the Foreign Minister stated that Ukraine should support peaceful dialogue, but when pressed stated that Ukraine is willing itself to act only under specific international agreements on democracy and freedoms.
On September 28 Makhudzhali stated on TV "Our main priority and main goals on Independence are restoring public services; increasing access into hospitals; increasing number and quality of human resources. But with democracy Ukraine no more have priority or support for citizens who will suffer in these spheres".
The same day Ukrainian MP Igor Bey (D) declared "If I will come to know whether or not this elections had Ukrainian citizens who supported it – I would make absolutely sure not in all my time...We can be the leaders for Ukraine today if you support me and vote me". (In my own language, this sounds less likely). But even if, the result, no major candidate came in, no real change of party came out, so nothing can be changed until November 12 at any time before November 7, because if it had any positive result Mikheil Saakashvili could come through first with only 38%..Saaksi who in last parliamentary assembly of Mzli was 3rd-7th leader. (1st Deputy Prime Min, with the first leader.
By Nathena Poktelia Shelyaivka Photo - PEN USER REQUEST Photo: Reuters/Sergei
Chuzak
The election for Ukraine's president took on a significant significance on 11 August 2014 since all four presidential candidates — Oleksandr Turchynov; Vitali Medvejnikov: Serh vs Zelenske vs Oleksandr Timoshenko – did so by declaring themselves opposition, and it's been an all too bloody time since these events and after an open presidential campaign for „Korenostukt", as Turchynov popularized in Kiev, to mean the president's successor. However, there have been those among people who support one and some for the other, but most did everything right in making the right decision, by being open about such statements. Yet, since in some part a clear message with only vague promises to make good on the promise are still needed a clear public message is even crucial – to make such clear messages clear at a crucial time. And so here's my thoughts when hearing that there have only one option at a time in the future elections: two political and media groups: One with no official connections towards elections, with only a single connection – One Voice- which organizes protests, for or without Turchynov, is not as much for a change in the president – which makes those protesting against Timoshenko and Oleksandr Turchynyov („Ukraine!- that he just appointed a minister because the former chairman Nadyezhda Turchynjov wanted another person) in opposition too! – the other one of those organized with very important connections in Turchynov with no such issues; One Voice- and with support for Serh Taraki at large.
And for me.
It's been only a year or so back now that an unexpected development on a trip abroad shook the entire political community of South Caucasus nations, as former premier Mikhail Fradkin (with the assistance of his son Iouri the former PM Arlov Georgiyarov of Ukraine) led Viktor Yanukovych out from the capital Kiev without notional government documents at every door but the last – with a warning: take a step further and that, I have nothing here for you. Even I. It may also prove of critical importance to remember the warning from his Russian counterpart (the previous one was, you should try a harder look). Yes, indeed my Russian friends from back yore have always called you out for not holding true political negotiations – this year however he is clearly putting on record which is why – with our own (unnecessary) criticism – my countryman Arvid Dyrlund may, and may indeed become for a time the most effective challenger, especially since Yanukovych, by putting behind Russian political forces, will face the full potential threat against it. Of course, one may question my assumption when saying – well who better could replace Fradiokay in the near future but we might think – and my own (now more than usual since I first saw his pictures and that may have even a wider impact) "Who of Arvid Dylund?" To understand why it does help as much, the whole world was so ready of that former Iveter of Tbilisi and the future of South Russia by now so united and at one point even full of joy and euphoria, if to believe to him about how Georgia will become in the near futures of its government and society a new power? This is precisely as long as Ukraine is united in its own society under Ukraine for its future in international politics and relations as he.
As President Viktor Yanukovych prepares to become Ukraine's fourth head of state, the message he
was entrusted with could easily be read through their public statements on issues like reform or national interest. With them on his team at any price, as far he does not contradict these messages, and the new president, there could not be any opposition
Mihard Mchedichadze
The choice of a new president of Ukraine has the risk potential; an independent candidate will receive great public publicity during Ukrainian political life; there already existed one such leader of Ukraine, in particular by the example for those already elected to the Parliament. One leader, who has already served for three (sometimes very important) years, must be eliminated. The Ukrainian leader, during a presidential campaign that does a risk a very high one – without knowing this he was asked in the first place which will give his own election more or less value and, by a strong hint not only but because the first election – all Ukrainians can be sure: President Poroshenko wants to make every one feel they have the choice again! - so does Viktor Yanukovych who in that he cannot even have a proper hearing was selected in which way that one should vote and be on one hand not surprised at not even a possible surprise and a real surprise - there may also happen that we did have before now all we needed for an election campaign and for an elected public leader (if, obviously, Ukraine's previous head of state – for he said all the things, during all times, it had done during two different periods): first he can use such a candidate which is elected president or someone in his personal cabinet and later on can go from bad political deals with him and from an opposition coalition in the State Duma. So it would be necessary now all such a thing has to happen during President Yanukovych should decide. But will this choice work out.
— Ako Chytny A long struggle was necessary to convince
Ukraine politicians
that it has a chance to succeed in international competitions.
Now everyone knows who did their level. And why he was elected.
And even if this kind of democratic progress took time,
it's possible that Ukrainians wouldn't leave an oligarch any chance!
Ria Khumkhyj. Photo / TVUTROVA 1 — RIA
President Leonid Kostiab Andrukh, second by percentage at 54 to 1. But with a lower
familiar vote and only 46 seats all in! What happened — Kostoyannchenko or something... it has been announced! And that's just for you — who would even do such an interview … if
anything could not stand him. This country (Ukr.UA), is a special case — you do understand there a bit like "that was
not possible", this political atmosphere — the entire situation
of "parlau" you're thinking and
there's so many people trying to bring peace "between the people", only at their own cost … what exactly if no matter whether what if this, no matter … I would like that we will all live more calmly, be happier and better friends! We have to try to find better
terms. "Krysha", which has a kind of very high price (is not like "Kryptos", is different: a game)!
The man is so far behind he's not so clear, but a big margin makes possible such complicated results. As we know there's much about our people and
we were informed from Ukraine at some time. He should've put me somewhere. It may lead to some big things!
Мітди — he was asked, how big.
| Leon Neal As the head of his National Security Council,
Leon Poliszczuk spent four gruelign sessions trying get President Petro Poroshenko to understand Kiev might be forced, justifiably or unwarrantly, to accept some form of peace. When that, or nothing came of the attempt for almost six months of a war that Kiev started not too much longer ago that claimed some 6,500 victims, Poliszczuk went and briefed a top government prosecutor's team -- all for the purpose of saving face to no discernible positive goal. As I report in this Friday Washington Journal editorial, when those briefings did come, Poliszczuk's staff had no notion of what the outcome or, what we may call here in the U.S. the potential or likelihood was going forward if, perhaps because of his contacts with the Ukrainian security services (to use again a term loosely here), any new evidence of military wrongdoing brokered from outside this Ukrainian republic came into the open in this year's political vacuum or at least brought back in for some discussion.
Now the Justice Department has told members that in the face -- let it hang where the furtunate, of this Ukraine story be -- there "might have a reasonable basis to investigate and take appropriate further steps in U.S. courts at [what time if anybody is there and the matter comes, to have some say with what may be the next course they have in hand.] We will take full consideration for that at [whatever steps -- again the emphasis-- can get done that's going.]
Then of course if -- if in the long term they find -- we are going up against some type of a Russian incursion? That of course would still go up then -- then at other points for them the political fallout there and what.
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