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I'm sorry, but Goce Delchev never described himself as anything other than Bulgarian. Plus it is in no way clear if he is talking about the ethnic Macedonians, or the people in the region of Macedonia.

Parties to the civil conflict Further information: , , and Ukraine became gripped by unrest when refused to sign on 21 November 2013. His whereabouts are unknown, but allegedly he has been held in detention by separatist forces in. It is really worth to think about positive and negative stile.

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Attacks on journalists There have been a number of attacks on members of the press by members of the separatists in Donetsk. Pro-Russian supporters in , Crimea, 9 May 2014 Beginning on 26 February, pro-Russian forces, subsequently confirmed to be Russian troops by , began to gradually. The only evidence of its existence is a political party - the Rainbow - which in the latest elections amassed approximately 3,000 votes in Macedonia, presumably due to the fact that it is the only political party supporting gay rights that explains the fact that they got more votes outside Macedonia. A concurrent protest in the same square saw 250 pro- demonstrators voice their support for and against. Like Donetsk, a on the status of the region took place on 11 May. And in fact, you probably know that , 's brother, settled in what is today the Republic of Macedonia together with his people, so you're partially of ancestry too just as much as we Bulgarians are. The statement is true by deduction from a general notion of bed culture. Атаки: удар головой, «прыжок», удар рукой, удар кулаком, злостный смех. However, I, as a Wikipedian, am greatly disturbed when someone ignores The New York Times just because they don't like it. Those polled in southern and eastern Ukraine were generally split on the legitimacy of the present government and parliament, but a majority in all regions agreed that deposed president Viktor Yanukovych was not the legal president of the country. Most of those polled in southern and eastern Ukraine believed that the disarmament and disbandment of illegal radical groups is crucial to preserving national unity. On 17 March, the Crimean Parliament declared independence from Ukraine and asked to join the Russian Federation.