Comments by "אלי כהן" (@Kohen124) on "Ukraine war: 'Torture' sites discovered in Kherson, nuclear plant faces 'close call'" video.

Slava Ukraini +
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@AT-kx6fj A little history. The Soviet Union banned the use of this motto, and the Soviet and later Russian governments tried to discredit it.[2] The motto resurfaced in Ukraine during the country's struggle for independence in connection with the fall of the Soviet Union, and again during the Euromaidan revolution, as well as during the Russo-Ukrainian war since 2014.
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@LegendRU911 Go get tissues boy, and don't make noise when you cry
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@AT-kx6fj The phrase gained international notoriety during the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine and has been used in demonstrations supporting Ukraine around the world.
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@AT-kx6fj Source Edit The phrase "glory to Ukraine" has been used at least since the time of the famous Ukrainian patriotic poet Taras Shevchenko. In his poem To Osnovianenko («До Основ'яненка», 1840, in the 1860 version), Shevchenko wrote: [3] Nasha duma, nasha pіsnya No vmre, no zagine... Out of, lude, nasha slava, Слава України! Our idea, our song will not die, will not perish... There it is, people, our glory, glory to Ukraine! The first mention of the slogan "Glory to Ukraine!" with the reply "Glory to all the earth!" it is associated with the Kharkov student community from the late 19th century to the early 20th century.[1]
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@AT-kx6fj Twentieth century Edit Historiography points to the birth of the phrase within the cavalry regiment of the Black Zaporogos (Black Cossacks), a formation of the Ukrainian People's Army, which functioned during the years 1918-1920. Although at that time, the salute varied in its response: “Glory to the Cossacks” - “Козакам слава!- There are also indications that a similar phrase was used at the time of the second Hetmanate of Pavlo Skoropadski, with this formula: “Glory to Ukraine! – Glory to the Hetman"! - “Слава Україні! - Гетьману слава!”.[citation needed]
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@AT-kx6fj Specifically, on September 24, 1920, in the town of Medvédivtsi, located in the Cherkasy oblast, a meeting of the Kholodny Yar Cossack Hetmans was held, during the Koliívschyna Rebellion in which the commandos of the Division of the Steppes and armed groups from other regions. At this meeting, Hetman Kostya Pestushko was elected. The Steppe Division, numbering 12-18 thousand fighters, spread the phrase "Glory to Ukraine! - Slava Ukrayini!" The answer back then should be "Ukrayini Slava! - To Ukraine the Glory!"[4]
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@AT-kx6fj This slogan was also used within religion, because in Catholic Ukraine, and in many other countries among those who professed this confession, it was normal to hear this expression among parishioners: “Слава Ісусу Христу! - Слава нав_ki Богу”, which means: “Glory to Jesus Christ! (Laudetur Iesus Christus) - Glory to God forever!
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@AT-kx6fj You DO NOT know the origin and true meaning of the phrase, you DO NOT know us Jews, and you do NOT know the history, do not intervene if you are not educated on the subject.
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@AT-kx6fj SLAVA UKRAINI ➕
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@LegendRU911 Russia has its best Wagner mercenary NAZIS and Putin's genocidal troops.
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@LegendRU911 By the way, SLAVA UKRAINI ➕
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@РустамКомпания Only in the imaginary dreams of the Russians.
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