That's OK, if they're so unhappy they can get a Russian passport from Putin and move to Russia, right?
#Nebenzia: We want to send a signal that in order to unite the #Ukrainian society one should not adopt draconian #language laws. In Ukraine the population is mostly Russian-speaking. They cannot be deprived of right to speak the language of their choice. https://bit.ly/2EkUa7q pic.twitter.com/7nqonTclzT
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Ukraine = Ukraine. Including Crimea. If foreigners want to live there, they should adapt not vice versa.
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#400yearsofRussofication when will
finally embrace its responsibility for #holodomor ?Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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In uniting Ukrainian society I trust Russia will withdraw from Crimea and Donbass so that they can return to sovereign control of Kiev? It’s got nothing to do with language and everything to do with the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
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Лучший сигнал - прекращение поставок ТВЭЛ и по. на украинские атомные станции. Запрет русского ведёт к непониманию украинскими атомщиками технологий и повторению аварий подобных Чернобыльской
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So, please discuss the draconian laws Russia has in place to prohibit the teaching of Ukrainian language, history and culture.....
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Please, refrain from reciting false propaganda. In the Crimea Ukrainian and Tatar have been given a status of state language after the referendum and are actively used in media and education.
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