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Actually, he misinterprets the history. he says that ukraine is small russia, ukraine is the younger sister of russian kingdom, but in fact, actually, ukraine, kyiv is mother of all cities, of all russian cities. kyiv is 1,540 years old. moscow is 875 years old. moscow was built by kyiv s prince, kyiv s count, yuli dolgoruky, who is also buried in kyiv. so, i mean, he cannot imagine ukraine being independent for so long, and he doesn t accept that ukrainians and russians are two different people, and they are two different people with two different mentalities, opposite mentalities, because for ukrainians. ah, well, yes, this gets to the very heart of, in a sense, what putin s message to the world is. i mean, he wants to delegitimise the very idea of a ukrainian nation. he says it s a fiction.
Actually, he misinterprets the history. he says that ukraine is small russia, ukraine is the younger sister of russian kingdom, but in fact, actually, ukraine, kyiv is mother of all cities, of all russian cities. kyiv is 1,540 years old. moscow is 875 years old. moscow was built by kyiv s prince, kyiv s count, who is also buried in kyiv. so, i mean, he cannot imagine ukraine being independent for so long, and he doesn t accept that ukrainians and russians are two different people, and they are two different people with two different mentalities, opposite mentalities, because for ukraine. ah, yes, yes, this gets to the very heart of, in a sense, what putin s message to the world is. i mean, he wants to delegitimise the very idea of a ukrainian nation. he says it s a fiction.
Yuli dolgoruky, who is also buried in kyiv. so, i mean, he cannot imagine ukraine being independent for so long, and he doesn t accept that ukrainians and russians are two different people, and they are two different people with two different mentalities, opposite mentalities, because for ukrainians. ah, well, yes, this gets to the very heart of, in a sense, what putin s message to the world is. i mean, he wants to delegitimise the very idea of a ukrainian nation. he says it s a fiction. he says that had not lenin given ukraine too much of a sense of identity within the ussr, there would be no modern ukraine. and i just wonder whether you feel there are any people inside the nation state of ukraine today, that is ethnic russian people, who would identify with putin s version of history. i think you can find these people. i mean, i am one of probably 7 8 million of ethnic russians,
Ah, yes, yes, this gets to the very heart of, in a sense, what putin s message to the world is. i mean, he wants to delegitimise the very idea of a ukrainian nation. he says it s a fiction. he says that had not lenin given ukraine too much of a sense of identity within the ussr, there would be no modern ukraine. and i just wonder whether you feel there are any people inside the nation state of ukraine today, that is ethnic russian people, who would identify with putin s version of history. i think you can find these people. i mean, i am one of probably 7 or 8 million of ethnic russians and, i mean, most of the ethnic russians are not interested in politics, but they love it in ukraine and they consider themselves ukrainian citizens. but there are between 10% and 15% of russian speakers who always vote for the pro russian political parties, and they re always organised and we understand who finances them.