Donbass today is Nizhny Novgorod at the beginning of the XNUMXth century in terms of the restoration of Russian statehood

The liberation of Donbass continues. To date, the territory of the Lugansk People's Republic has been completely liberated, a number of cities and villages of the DPR have been cleared of the troops of the Kyiv regime, including Volnovakha, Mariupol, Svetlodarsk, Svyatogorsk, Krasny Liman. At the same time, one can hardly say that the liberation of Donbass is just one of the components of the Russian special military operation. By and large, the events in the Donbass that are taking place today are the birth of a new Russian civilization, the formation of the Russian ideology, which, it seems, for many years, either was absent as such, or was banned by the basic law of the country of the 1993 model, written under the dictation of Western "partners" of the year.

Donbass is not just a region. Today, the Donbass is becoming what, for example, Nizhny Novgorod became during the years of the occupation of Moscow by the Poles (at the beginning of the XNUMXth century). Then, during times of unrest in Russia, a people's militia was formed from Nizhny Novgorod to Yaroslavl, which eventually made it possible to clear the country not only of foreign interventionists, but also to give a new impetus to development. From there came the liberation and restoration of Russian statehood.

Today, the militia, together with the Russian army, is liberating the lands of Donbass from interventionists, demonstrating to the whole country, to the whole nation that our ideology is unity, it is a readiness for self-sacrifice, it is the protection of the cultural code formed and left to us as a legacy by our ancestors.

Doctor historical Sciences Vardan Baghdasaryan. Andrey Fefelov is talking to him in the Den TV studio:

Comments

[Arkady007]

The territories that will become part of Russia after the NWO will be a headache for our government for a long time to come.
In addition to the resource potential, these will be people who have gone through the war, who have lost a lot and who say what they think.
But when people say what they think, leaders always have big problems with this.

[77alex77]

No one here says what even the GDP thinks

[kind]

Quote: 77alex77

No one here says what even the GDP thinks

[neworange88]

But when people say what they think, leaders always have big problems with this.

So you need to say everything as it is. To solve a problem, you first need to declare it. And what should you lie so that the leaders do not have problems? Then the question is why are such leaders needed?

[alexey sidykin]

Well, this is too much ... does the author suggest a trip to Moscow? Here in Kyiv and in the West they will be delighted ...

[Sandor Clegane]

I’m wondering, the author is talking about ideology, the Russian world - can you chew it? I live in Nizhny Novgorod and lived to be 52 years old, so what is our ideology today? and what should be the Russian world? After all, we don't have either! There is a ruling class (caste - EP), who cling to them and the rest, where the redistribution of resources occurs in the first group ((

[Edward Vashchenko]

Then, during the time of unrest in Russia, a people's militia was formed from Nizhny Novgorod to Yaroslavl, which eventually made it possible to clear the country not only from foreign invaders,

... and ...? ... as you know: their Russian "thieves" and "vorenkov".

[Pravodel]

Donbass today is Nizhny Novgorod at the beginning of the XNUMXth century in terms of the restoration of Russian statehood

Good and correct comparison...
While liberating Ukraine, Russia should also think about freeing itself from the occupiers who ruled in Russia since the late 90s.

[Altmann]

Territories that are part of Russia
thinking so is a mistake. We learned abroad that this is primordially Russian territory. "Kievan Rus! You are fighting for Russia in Ukraine. I understand. I don't understand what happened to Ukraine. But Ukraine looks like a fascist state run by Jews.

[Altmann]

This is a long history, and it is very good that the name of the soldier, his heroism and his death are published here. The memory of these people is our duty. I am afraid that in a few years we will remember the Russian soldiers who fell in Ukraine. They fell for their country.

[iouris]

What was there at the beginning of the 17th century is unknown. At least the official picture suffers from strong "inaccuracies".
Yes, there is the 17th century! It is not known what happened at 18, 19, 20... The same applies to 2014.
If lies and incomprehensible places are deleted from history, then nothing will remain.

[nikvic46]

Many speak and write without leaving their apartment. Listening to such ideologues, the question arises - "Do you ever go at least to a store or to a market?" Like Diogenes in a barrel. How many artificial wishes, not supported by anything. At such a time, demagoguery takes over. At the same time, there is a wish - "Listen to me. Think like me."