Ukraine: Split by Language and History

[Xsifilad]

At 2:45 the lady said "I think the LORD of the country knows better", the translator used word stuart.

Its a common trait for people with Russian mentality to be oriented towards autocracy rather then democracy. As long as thees people walk on Ukrainian soil there will be no Democracy for true Ukrainians.

[GordonFreeMANness]

0:37 Is he a Mexican? So fat...

[theoneandonlyolya]

lvov and kiev....lmao!

[majorgeeek]

Ukraine is not divided by Ukrainian people as it is made out to be by Russia's political puppets, businesses and agents in Eastern Ukraine attempting to unsettle Ukraine's solidarity and independence. Unfortunately Russia's massive level of corruption and influence is at work in Ukraine infrastructure all the way up to the Verhovna Rhada. Ukraine needs to drop its party list system, elliminate parliamentary immunity and overhaul its voting system to offer Ukrainians more democracy

[vixvis]

@majorgeeek yes it is east ukraine is pro russian and west isnt, if u were born as an east ukrainian west ukraine forever despises u, u are also branded a russian, im eastern ukrainian and lived in ukraine,its not russian influence its divison of ppl.

[majorgeeek]

@majorgeeek East Ukraine cannot be "pro Russian" and have no "Russian influence" - East Ukrainians are are bit like "no where men" - not really Russian and not really Ukrainian - the fact that Eastv Ukrainians resist assimilation into Ukrainian culture is tha main part of the problem

[2009stalker]

Stepan Bandera hero!

[andrewutsc]

What's Lvov? C'mon Peter Fedynsky you can at least learn the names of the cities, your interviewees get them right. What a journalist!

[polkaspotlight]

I am confused by your comment, the commentator uses the name Lviv for the city. (Ukrainian name), not Lvov (Russian name)

[casperado666]

Nice stuff! Thank you!