"Pakh-pakh-pakh": A Dispute with a Russian from Novosibirsk on Nuremberg and Crimea (20.06.2026)

A street dispute between historian Vitaliy Dribnytsya and a pro-Russian interlocutor from Novosibirsk about the relations between Ukraine and Russia. A source for two articles: on whether the OUN was a fascist movement (the block on the Nuremberg Tribunal and Bandera, 21:47), and on the Russo-Ukrainian War of 2014 (the block on UN Resolution 3314 and the illegality of the annexation of Crimea, 16:24).

Note for the future. In the 09:14–09:41 block, Dribnytsya recalls the 1986 Chornobyl disaster (three days of official Soviet silence, a bicycle race in Kyiv on the eve of the evacuation) as an example of Soviet lies. There is as yet no target topic for this theme — a candidate for a separate spoke or an enrich, should an article on Chornobyl / Soviet information policy ever appear.