The Chuvash National Museum brought an exhibition about the creator of the national alphabet and the Chuvash missionary Ivan Yakovlev to Kazan.

Yakovlev was born in Koshki-Novotimbaevo village in Tetyushkinskiy district of Tatarstan. He graduated from Kazan University.

The reason is the Kremlin can no longer dictate its price to the market, and is forced to trade with everyone else, but not on an equal basis, unlike many other countries, Russian oil has an artificial price ceiling, set by the same countries that joined international sanctions for unleashing the aggressive war. Plus, the countries of the Arab League finally more or less agreed among themselves and began to pump more oil in order to lower prices – after all, the Kremlin no longer has time to actively influence their policies through bribery or military operations in the Middle East.

Dilara Gundorova, the ex-head of the regional information and analytical center, on her website decided to demand from the supreme Nazi to replace the gauleiter of Bashkortostan, whom he appointed. Somewhat earlier (in August) she announced her desire to lead Bashkortostan.

A 20-year-old student of the Diocesan School voluntarily married Abdurrahman Zagidulla uly Mulin, a merchant from Yar Chally. She spoke words of testimony, announcing her acceptance of Islam.

Regionalist and national liberation movements representing the indigenous peoples and colonized regions of the Russian Federation made a joint statement not recognizing the Russian pseudo-elections of 2023.

On September 8-10, 2023, pseudo-elections were held on the territory of Russia and the temporarily occupied territory of Ukraine, organized by the criminal Russian regime led by the international criminal Putin.

Although the Russian imperialists do not like to remember the period of cooperation between the Soviets and the German Nazis, they nevertheless enjoy the fact of the joint attack on the Polish state.

Then there will be a month-long assault on the Polish garrison in the Brest Fortress (real heroes, not those from the Soviet garrison who later resisted the German Nazis), mass deportations to Siberia, Katyn (25,000) and Kharkov (4,000) executions of Polish officers and intellectuals (the German Nazis did the same for their part, shooting more than 20,000 Polish people according to the lists compiled by the Abwehr).

The Black Eagle unit showed how they threw the Adyghe national flag into the dirt, with which the Russian occupiers came to Ukraine, and with which they came to Georgia in 1992-1993.

The comments say that the Georgians overdid it and offended the entire Adyg nation. Well, if this is so, then anyone who does not want his nation to be offended is obliged to make sure that there are no such compelling reasons to offend. That is with their own strength, with the strength of their nation to stop, suppress, and anticipate any reasons for negativity on the part of other peoples.

And the innumerable construction of churches and temples for the cult of glorifying the king does not threaten anyone with anything, although they directly call for wars of conquest and speak the language of hatred there.

She was given three years in a general regime colony for publications on social networks. Now she is a political prisoner.

Following L. Gumilyov, we know that the history of peoples is driven by groups of super-energetic human individuals – passionaries who strive to achieve the highest degree of self-realization, even despite the risk to their own life and health. By uniting in consortia and spurring ordinary “harmonious” individuals to action, the passionaries create new ethnic groups, states, organize revolutions, and force the “nag of history” (V. Mayakovsky) to gallop. The sacrifice of passionaries goes beyond all the norms of ordinary “harmonious” people who eschew the whirlpools of history and want to live in the interests of their family. The latter are aimed at calmly raising children, building houses and roads, growing cereals or grazing their cattle. But the absence of passionaries in human society (due to their increased tendency to sacrifice and rapid expenditure) leads to the loss of the ethnic group’s abilities and will to fight, to breakthroughs, and, ultimately, to development in general. A society without passionaries at a certain moment becomes incapable of anything and… it crumbles, becoming, at best, building material for other ethnic groups, and at worst – just nothing, zilch. An example is the Avars, about whom Nestor the Chronicler said, “They died without leaving a trace.” There was a great nation, and then they were gone. They disappeared – there is no better way to say it!

This is how our world is structured – if everyone wants to live quietly, with their own small interests, then your society will not quietly exist for long.

Therefore, the republic will begin to organize tourism for pensioners to the occupied and war-torn Abkhazia. Not just somewhere to a resort, but straight to Stalin’s summer house and New Athos, so that at the same time they absorb glorifying the king and the communist cult of personality more actively, and also understand that the occupation is good, because they give vouchers for trips.

This man was a typical Russian oppositionist, who also was able to participate in two wars of conquest – the Crimean War and the War in the Caucasus. Coincidence and accident? No, this is the Russian opposition – the opposition not to the bloody empire, but only to the momentary power. His grandfather was once the Kazan governor, that is, he performed the will of the invaders on these lands. Lev Nikolaevich also distinguished himself in his imperial manners, receiving several awards in battle.

However, as the war progressed, he became more and more disappointed that the “blitzkriegs” were not successful and all the conquests did not go according to the original plan, but only led to large casualties among the soldiers of the Russian army.

In a word, the war gave him a bit of brains and reduced his imperialism.

Then these fascist clowns go to schools and teach children “morality” and “patriotism” there.

How much does the future of Bashkortostan cost? 200,000?

Because the residents of Zaporizhzhya region no longer have hospitals after the arrival of Russia: what was not bombed, was stolen. Sometimes even in order to sell stolen equipment to the hospitals of Chuvashia as well: after all, sanctions are in effect – it is not so easy to bring new equipment from abroad, but here it is possible to appropriate what was brought to Ukrainian hospitals before the occupation.

Irina Volynets, Commissioner for Children’s Rights of the Republic of Tatarstan, said that the incident at the Asyltash orphanage would be investigated and the perpetrators would be punished. She did not tell why while Tatarstan children are kept in orphanages, other children are massively taken out of the occupied territories of Ukraine: both for adoption by Tatarstan families, and for filling to the top the same orphanages where Tatarstan children live extremely modestly and under poor supervision, if not to say beggars and unattended?