有没有人能告诉我这个新闻是假的？

迄今为止，所有将我们团结在一起的东西都受到了攻击。首先，最重要的是俄语。让我提醒你们，新的 「梅丹 」（Maidan）当局首先试图废除关於国家语言政策的法律。然後是关於 「净化权力 」（ purification of power）的法律，关於教育的法律，实际上把俄语从教育程序中切断了。



最後，早在今年5月，现任总统就向拉达提出了一项关於 「原住民 」 （indigenous peoples）的法案。只有那些构成少数民族且在乌克兰境外没有自己的国家实体的人被承认为原住民。该法律已被通过。新的不和谐的种子已经被播下。正如我已经指出的那样，这发生在一个在领土、民族和语言组成及其形成历史非常复杂的国家。



可能有一种说法：如果你谈论的是一个单一的大国，一个三位一体的国家，那麽人们认为自己是谁，是俄罗斯人、乌克兰人或是白俄罗斯人，这有什麽区别呢？我完全同意这一点。特别是由於国籍有确定性，尤其是在混合家庭中，可以自由地做出自己的选择，是每个人的权利。



但事实是，今天乌克兰的情况完全不同，因为它涉及到身份的强制改变。而最卑鄙的是，乌克兰的俄罗斯人不仅被强迫否认他们的根，否认他们几代人的祖先，而且还被强迫相信俄罗斯是他们的敌人。可以毫不夸张地说，强制同化的道路，形成一个对俄罗斯具有侵略性的一个的乌克兰纯民族国家，其後果堪比对我们使用大规模毁灭性武器。由於俄罗斯人和乌克兰人的这种严酷和人为的分裂，俄罗斯人的总数可能会减少数十万甚至数百万。

入伍后，由于他说俄语，被严重霸凌。他多次向乌军上级反映和诉苦，但都被无视了。于是他决定用自己的方式报仇。

A language law came into force in Ukraine on January 16 that requires all national print media to be published in the country’s official language, Ukrainian, in a bid to push back against the use of the Russian language in the public sphere.

The law, adopted in 2019, does not ban publication in Russian but stipulates that a parallel Ukrainian version of equal scope and circulation must be published, too. It’s not considered a profitable option for publishers in the shrinking market for print media.

The transition -- which comes amid an escalation of tensions between Ukraine and Russia -- is based on a controversial language law from 2019 that was passed just after former President Petro Poroshenko was voted out of office.

Poroshenko signed it just before current President Volodymyr Zelenskiy took office and a transitional period has been in place since then.

Supporters of the law say it will strengthen national identity. Critics argue that it could disenfranchise the country’s native Russian speakers.

The law stipulates that, starting in mid-May, news sites registered in Ukraine must at least offer an equivalent Ukrainian-language version of articles. It requires that the Ukrainian version must open first.

The Ukrainian language requirement will apply to regional media starting July 2024. Radio and television have already been under strict Ukrainian language quotas for years.

Ukraine’s State Language Law, which went into effect on July 16, declares that Ukrainian is "the only official state language" in the country.

Ukrainian is the native language of some 67 percent of Ukraine's almost 43.5 million population, while Russian is the native language of almost 30 percent. Russian is spoken mostly in urban areas. Almost 3 percent of Ukraine's inhabitants are native speakers of other languages.

https://www.rferl.org/a/ukraine-language-law-russian/31656441.html