13 miners have been under rubble at the Pioneer mine in the Amur region for more than a week. Five shift workers from Bashkortostan are among them.

This can happen in any country, but not any country brags about how it builds Potemkin villages in a foreign country when it does not even have what it needs.

This wall, like Russia itself, seems monolithic, standing firmly. If you push it a little, it will fall.

The  Мин татарча сөйләшәм (“I speak Tatar”) traditional action was held in Kazan on the central Bauman street for many years. Two years ago it was moved to the square in front of the Theater named after Kamal. This year the action was sent even further from the center, and it will be held near the circus building.

I remember that in response to our article about Moscow’s rewriting of the canons of Islam, a wave of indignation arose, “This is impossible, unimaginable! The Qur`an is written in Arabic and it cannot be distorted.”

An interesting and sad fact: the number of the most active authors of all 7 national language sections of Wikipedia in the Idel-Ural republics does not exceed 400 people, and the total number of written articles is less than 700,000. For 7 languages. While the number of people killed in the war originating from Idel-Ural is more than 10,000 people, and this is only in the last 2 years, not taking into account the previous 8 years of the war, where a total of 14,000 people were killed on both sides.

What is there to mourn? That overfed Moscow plunged at least for an hour into what it has been arranging for others for centuries? It is enough to take a look at the pages of the victims on social networks to understand that these people supported the regime, supported the empire, supported mass murders and extermination of other nations. They raised their children in exactly the same spirit. And if they all die because they welcomed all the actions of the Kremlin that later led to their death, then there should be no empathy for these characters.

What is there to mourn? That overfed Moscow plunged at least for an hour into what it has been arranging for others for centuries? It is enough to take a look at the pages of the victims on social networks to understand that these people supported the regime, supported the empire, supported mass murders and extermination of other nations. They raised their children in exactly the same spirit. And if they all die because they welcomed all the actions of the Kremlin that later led to their death, then there should be no empathy for these characters.

In 1986, the number of Kazakhs and Russians in Kazakhstan was the same.

Already after 10 years, there were twice as many Kazakhs as Russians, we can attribute these changes to the emigration of Russians to Russia, however, many Kazakhs also emigrated to Russia.

The referendum on March 21, 1992 showed that the Tatars’ aspiration to strengthen their own statehood has not gone away and any paper republic is not enough for them. Of the 81.7% people participating in the referendum, 61.4% voted “FOR”.

On this day in Moscow, the “Agreement of the Central Soviet Authorities with the Bashkortostan Government on the Soviet Autonomous Bashkortostan” was concluded between representatives of the Central Soviet Authorities and the Government of Small Bashkortostan.

I was touched by a resident of Tyotkino village, who emotionally, with emotional pain, demonstrates and comments on the destruction and losses he suffered as a result of the liberation, as he says, by the “Khokhols” of this village on the territory of the Belgorod People’s Republic.

This is reported by computer linguist Andrey Chemyshev.

“The service is made for journalists who translate something from Russian into Mari every day. Our online translator makes their work a little easier,” he said.

The gauleiters of the Idel-Ural republics, telling our peoples pompous speeches about “defending the Russians,” actively “congratulated” us on our tenth anniversary, when the empire dragged our republics into the very big war.

In Udmurtia, residents of the Kambarsky district succeeded in having their fares reimbursed if they went to the HOSPITAL outside the district along the toll bridges over the Kama and Buy. Previously, benefits were only for children, pensioners, pregnant women, disabled people and participants in Kremlin wars.

I saw a video on Telegram about an old man from Tuymazy (Bashkortostan). An upset pensioner is interviewed with a ballot paper in his hands… Poor grandfather, he sincerely wanted to fulfill his civic duty in the fascist country… he wanted to vote for his candidate! But there was no one! You are foolish, you are a simpleton! For this, there should be democracy in the country, turnover of power, constitutional freedoms: of assembly, of speech, of press, of campaign, etc. And for all these benefits to appear, reforms must be carried out, and reforms of this kind in Russia are impossible without a revolution! So go home, old man, save your nerves.