10 years of Ukraine's Revolution of Dignity

During the Revolution of Dignity, Ukraine cemented its course for European integration 10 years ago. Let's remember how it was. The episode was created in collaboration with the Office of the Vice Prime Minister for European and Euro-Atlantic Integration.
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[@joshuapaul2022]

People who lived in Hitler's Germany later said that they couldn't even imagine a criminal monstrous nature of the regime. They lied. The same with Ukraine. Roman Shukhevych (SS officer (hauptmann) who was directly implicated in a mass extermination of jews and poles) is a national hero of Zelenskyy Ukraine. Multiple streets are named after him. Zelenskyy is quite fine with that. Moreover he didn't even apologize for his standing ovation for this Nazi in Canadian parliament, because it would upset multiple Nazis in his army (yeah, Nazis that are covered with Nazi tattoos, wear Nazi patches and paint swastikas on their tanks). There is also a bronze bust of Roman Shukhevych at the Ukrainian Youth Unity Complex in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. ... It was partly funded by Canadian taxpayers.

[@paru-chinbaka5214]

Russia's current flag is a symbol of the Russian Liberation Army where such Russians such as Vlasov and Krasnov promoted a Hitlerite occupation of the world.