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politician
Ukrainian journalist and Member of the Ukrainian Parliament (People’s Deputy) of the 7th, 8th, and 9th convocations. Author of the Language Law and initiator of a complete ban on the Russian Orthodox Church in Ukraine. Previously, he served as the head of the media companies and television channels Tonis, STB, UT-1, and Gazeta 24, as well as chairman of the editorial board of TVi. He was a member of the National Council of Ukraine on Television and Radio Broadcasting.
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As I am currently in Poland, meeting with local government officials, members of the Sejm, senators, government officials, and public figures, I am once again convinced that: despite high-profile provocations and isolated incidents of xenophobia, the overwhelming majority of Polish society and Polish politicians support Ukraine.
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Russia has no obvious military or political reasons to step up its mobilization
When we hear about the Russian government’s plans to carry out a mobilization, there are several key points to consider. I won’t focus on the fact that mobilization in Russia was declared back in 2022 and is still ongoing; instead, I’ll try to analyze the possible military and political logic behind this move.
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