CLEAN : Crowd gathers outside Crimea building to b

The transcript discusses protests against a newly nominated Ukrainian official, expressing a desire for peace and autonomy without external pressure. It highlights cultural differences and rejects nationalism, emphasizing the need for peaceful control of their territory. The speaker disagrees with the current power structure in Ukraine, questioning its legality and representation.

Why are the protests against the new official taking place?

• Because the official is from a different country.

• Due to the absence of a legitimate president.

• Because the official is a radical extremist.

• Due to economic reasons.

What is the main wish expressed by the speaker in the second section?

• To follow the ideas of the western part of Ukraine.

• To gain more territory.

• To live in peace without external pressure.

• To change their language.

What is the speaker's stance on nationalism?

• They are indifferent to nationalism.

• They strongly support nationalism.

• They do not consider themselves nationalists.

• They are against any form of nationalism.

What is the speaker's view on the current power structure in Ukraine?

• They believe it is legitimate.

• They are neutral about it.

• They fully support it.

• They disagree with it and find it illegitimate.

What do the speakers want to achieve in their territory?

• To invite international intervention.

• To expand their territory.

• To control the situation without violence.

• To establish a new government.