Ukraine 2010: Orange legacy

RT correspondent Aleksey Yaroshevsky visits Kiev to find out what has happened since the so-called Orange Revolution took place at the end of 2004. Now Ukraine has to choose between two candidates in the second round runoff opposition leader Viktor Yanukovich, and current Prime Minister Yulia Timoshenko. Find out more on the situation from politicians, musicians, historians and even the residents of the country in a new XL report on RT.

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• Ukraine
• politics
• Orange Revolution
• opposition
• Yulia Timoshenko
• Viktor Yanukovich
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• XL Report
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• Aleksey Yaroshevsky

[theprodigiousmonkey]

Soviet tyranny my ass. The only way you would know how they lived is that you would have lived there yourself and I doubt you did. It wasn't tyranny, yes there were flaws but The US have flaws too. All in all, don't say something without having a reliable source.

[4MahSim]

And found nothing better than become a puppet of USA's neocon's warmongers.

[l0letrtainment]

@ternopilserhiy just because nobody depends on us means that we have nothing to offer, and russia offers us gas and oil, something we can get ourselves but too lazy

[ternopilserhiy]

@l0letrtainment We do not depend on nobody, because nobody depend on us. Do not worry about Russia and their shieting politics and policies. We do what we want and have to do in our country. If we need to clean something, then we must clean it as soon as possible.

[l0letrtainment]

@ternopilserhiy But now Yanukovich is in power, he knows he has to be allies with Russia as we the Ukrainians depend on them

[ternopilserhiy]

@l0letrtainment But it happened in Yugoslavia. Look what happened over there from 1982 to 2000. Good 18 years of big mess.

[l0letrtainment]

@ternopilserhiy First of all, you can't spell even if your life depended on it, secondly, Russians kicked out of Ukraine by Ukrainians? That's never going to happen.

[ternopilserhiy]

@l0letrtainment The one who divides and make huge mess in teh Ukraine this is shieting pig Russins who will be thrown out of Ukraine in teh near future especially from Crimea former Tavrida.

[ternopilserhiy]

@l0letrtainment Russian Empire had an influenced on Ukraine for some 300 years, but we still have Ukraine as a nation; but not an ethic group of little russians or as you may call it malorosu. In 1991 entire Ukrainian population voted for independence and guess what excluding russians population vote there was 100% that Ukrainians wanted to be free from any and every Russian crap.

[ternopilserhiy]

@l0letrtainment Who told you that Ukraine wanted to go to Russia. Stuped corruptive Russian politics who lives in the Ukraine wanted to sell Ukraine to Russia. Aa a nation from east to west Ukrainians never ever wanted to be part of Russia for entire civilization.

[l0letrtainment]

@ternopilserhiy Ukraine? Undevided? Fool. The 'Orange Revolution' was because of the stupid western side and the eastern side wanted to go pro-Russian with Yanukovich. Now how the fuck was that UNDEVIDED?

[ternopilserhiy]

@l0letrtainment UKRAINE IS UNDIVIDED!!! DONOT LIKE IT, THEN GET OUT FROM THERE