Tag "Vox Populi Evo video"
Documentary: Ukraine – Masks of revolution. Eng. Subs
VPE presents highly anticipated, controversial (to some) documentary about so called Maidan revolution. Movie itself has been produced by high ranking agents of Kremlin inside of French Canal+ TV channel:
Arthur Senko: History of Maidan Genesis (Eng Subs)
VPE Special| Interview DPR Deputy Defense Minister Eduard Basurin | Eng Subs
VPE Special: Interview With Battalion Commander Givi
VPE Special | Interview with Ghost Brigade Commander | Eng Subs
Another super-interesting video made by and subtitled by Vox Populi Evo. Great stuff, enjoy! The Saker
Vox Populi Evo video: the DPR Nurse Lost Her Leg Saving a Fighter | Eng Subs
MH17 field Experiment done by Almaz-Antey
Exclusive Vladimir Putin Interview to Vladimir Solovyov | Eng Subs
Vox Populi Evo video reports on the Russian campaign in Syria
Dear friends, I am happy to share with you the video reports of my brother in arms from Vox Populi Evo (VPE). Great stuff which I hope you will appreciate. Today, a report about the Syrian Army’s ground offensive and drone footage of the Russian airstrikes on Daesh targets. I hope to be able to make such video reports by VPE a regular feature of this blog. The Saker Vox
Maria Gaidar – Like Father, Like Daughter | Eng Subs
Another great video subtitled by our brother in arms at Vox Populi Evo:
Gas claws of Putin
(please press the ‘cc’ button for English captions) This video was subtitled by my brothers-in-arms at Vox Populi Evo
Three very interesting videos from Vox Populi Evo
(please press ‘cc’ to see the English subtitles of these videos)
Bombed Sakhanka residents cursing OSCE observers
Crimea: Way Back Home (full video with English subtitles!)
Our brothers (and sisters!) in arms at Vox Populi Evo did it first! Here below is the full video of Crimea: the Way Back Home fully subtitled in English. A huge THANK YOU to VPE for their work!! The Saker
A MUST SEE interview about the history of the Ukraine
Dear friends, Today I am truly delighted to be able to present you with an amazingly interesting video: an interview of the Ukrainian writer and historian Oles Buzina in which he (in 90 minutes or so) not only covers the key moments of the history of the land which today is called “the Ukraine”, but also explains where the modern Ukraine came from and what it is. To my knowledge,
