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ukraine maidan revolution - Julia Pankiv, unexpected turn of events at live pro-government tv show

When Lidia on the Maidan dictated her phone number to her female colleague, Someone heard it and remembered it, this someone was one of the officers of Berkut, then the day after he sent her a text message and has proposed to her. The Love story became a wanted story to provide for own pro-Russian television which wanted to air it on ''Inter'' (TV station). During the live show Lydia did not told about The Love story with the officer of Berkut and his offer to marry her. While accepting the live show, Lidia told in front the cameras about the death of her friends. It was a difficult moment for her, but Lidia did not stop there. -- ''I brought pictures of my dead friends, so you remember what we did you get the part - she conquered''. ''I hate television station ''Inter'' for the fact that for three months deceiving viewers and spread hatred among the citizens of Ukraine'' - said on the vision and left the studio. In less than two minutes of the program became a hero throughout Ukraine. See unique material Onet of Lydia Pankiw , which deceived the regime television to reveal her duplicity . Pankiv was composed, though visibly emotional. "You probably want to hear the story of how a Berkut officer fell in love with me and I fell in love with him. But no, I've grown to hate him." She said she hates various Ukrainian officials, including the now former Prime Minister Mykola Azarov and Yanukovych, the ousted president. "I hate the people who carry out their criminal orders." And then, in the blue-lit talk show studio, surrounded by a confounded group of guests that included two somber-looking priests, she said she had decided to participate in the interview when she heard it would be broadcast live. "And I want to say I hate the INTER station for lying to its viewers for three months and spreading hatred among the citizens of our country," she said. "You know are calling for unity and peace ... The only thing you can do is host your shows on your knees." The audience erupted in applause. She brought photos of the victims of police brutality and showed them to the confounded host. "I want my dead friends to haunt you in your dreams." Then, she stood up and left. "I'm sorry, I do not have more time, I'm going back to the Maidan. Glory to Ukraine!"