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Beginning on March 20, 2014, Russians living in Ukraine started to complain ''en masse'' to the Consulate General of Russia in [[Kharkiv]] about pressure from Maidan authorities who demanded that they formalize their renunciation of Russian citizenship or leave Ukraine.

Beginning on March 20, 2014, Russians living in Ukraine started to complain ''en masse'' to the Consulate General of Russia in [[Kharkiv]] about pressure from Maidan authorities who demanded that they formalize their renunciation of Russian citizenship or leave Ukraine.

 

On March 24, 2014 a recording appeared on the internet of a telephone conversation between former Ukrainian prime minister and current presidential candidate [[Yulia Tymoshenko]] and former deputy secretary of the National Security Council of Ukraine N. Shufrich.  In it, Tymoshenko said,

On March 24, 2014 a recording appeared on the internet of a telephone conversation between former Ukrainian prime minister and current presidential candidate [[Yulia Tymoshenko]] and former deputy secretary of the National Security Council of Ukraine N. Shufrich.  In it, Tymoshenko said,

{{quotebox-float|"We have only one way to destroy Moscow. This is what we live for, we have come into this world to destroy [[Moscow]]. And not just the Muscovite in our country, but the whole black hole of European security, and delete them from the world map. Sh*t, we have to resort to arms, and the G*d d**n Kazapi-Russians<ref>Ukrainian ethnic slur for Kazakhs, Turks, Taters and Russians.</ref> together with their leader, kill. I will stir the whole world to action as soon as I can, in order that Russia, the s*n of a b**ch, no burnt field remains (scorched earth). You have to shoot them with [[nuclear weapon]]s."<ref>https://www.kla.tv/22511</ref><ref>https://archive.vn/QX2Ks</ref>}}

{{quotebox-float|"We have only one way to destroy Moscow. This is what we live for, we have come into this world to destroy [[Moscow]]. And not just the Muscovite in our country, but the whole black hole of European security, and delete them from the world map. Sh*t, we have to resort to arms, and the G*d d**n Kazapi-Russians<ref>Ukrainian ethnic slur for Kazakhs, Turks, Taters and Russians.</ref> together with their leader, kill. I will stir the whole world to action as soon as I can, in order that Russia, the s*n of a b**ch, no burnt field remains (scorched earth). You have to shoot them with [[nuclear weapon]]s."<ref>https://www.kla.tv/22511</ref><ref>https://archive.vn/QX2Ks</ref>}}

 

In March 2022 the Ukrainian Institute of National Remembrance, a governmental entity, published in both Russian and English a series of arguments claiming Ukrainians are pureblood [[Slavs]], while the Russian nation was formed through race mixing with Asiatic tribes, "the Ugro-Finnish tribes: Muroma, Mernia, Wes, Meshchera, Moksha, Perm, Narova, and others,” it stated. The difference apparently is “visible to the naked eye”.  Despite the common language, alphabet, history, society, culture, and literary traditions, the Institute denies that Ukrainians and Russians are "fraternal brothers," and states that Ukrainians are European, unlike "russian nomads" (spelled with a lower case "r".  Several cabinet ministers in the Zelensky regime make a habit of always spelling "Russia" with a lower case "r".)

In March 2022 the Ukrainian Institute of National Remembrance, a governmental entity, published in both Russian and English a series of arguments claiming Ukrainians are pureblood [[Slavs]], while the Russian nation was formed through race mixing with Asiatic tribes, "the Ugro-Finnish tribes: Muroma, Mernia, Wes, Meshchera, Moksha, Perm, Narova, and others,” it stated. The difference apparently is “visible to the naked eye”.  Despite the common language, alphabet, history, society, culture, and literary traditions, the Institute denies that Ukrainians and Russians are "fraternal brothers," and states that Ukrainians are European, unlike "russian nomads" (spelled with a lower case "r".  Several cabinet ministers in the Zelensky regime make a habit of always spelling "Russia" with a lower case "r".)