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Alexander Vladimirovich Zakharchenko was a pro-Russian separatist leader who was the Russia-installed head of state and prime minister of the Donetsk People's Republic, a self-proclaimed state and Russian-backed rebel group which declared independence from Ukraine on 11 May 2014.
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politics · Ukrainian separatist leader (1976–2018) · politician · military personnel · also Aleksandr Zakharchenko, Alexander Zakharchenko, Batya, Oleksandr Zakharchenko, Oleksandr Volodymyrovych Zakharchenko, Alexander Vladimirovich Zakharchenko
Born 26 June 1976 · Died 31 August 2018 · Q17488307
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“s training and would form at least five additional brigades: three motorised rifle brigades, one artillery brigade and one tank brigade.”
“It does not mean we will take in 100,000, but the joint army of Donetsk and Luhansk People”
“s parliament passed a bill granting a three-year”
“We have our opinion on it while Ukraine has its own,”
“will not forgive Zakharchenko”
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“…this generation is being raised on democracy, which implies that a family can have two fathers or two mothers. To me, this is categorically unacceptable.”
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“like the United Arab Emirates [...] [the Donetsk people] have coal, metallurgy, natural gas [. . .] [t]he difference between [them] and the Emirates is they don”
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The New York Times: Aleksandr Zakharchenko
Published video “Документальный сериал “Солдаты весны. Глава“ памяти А. Захарченко. 16+”.
Published video “40 дней со дня гибели Александра Захарченко. 09.10.2018”.
Published video “Казаков. 40 дней Захарченко”.
Published video “Захар Прилепин. Захарченко - 40-й день”.
Published video “Николай Губенко. Захарченко - 40-й день”.
Published video “Памяти Александра Захарченко. Над всем Донбассом безоблачное небо”.
Published video “«Настоящий герой Донбасса» – жители ДНР вспоминают Александра Захарченко”.
Published video ““Батя“. Фильм Евгения Поддубного. Россия 24”.
Published video “Погиб Александр Захарченко СКОРБИМ!!!”.
Published video “В память Александра Захарченко”.
The Washington Examiner: The three most likely culprits in Ukraine separatist leader Aleksandr Zakharchenko’s assassination
Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty: Second Person Dies In Donetsk Cafe Blast That Killed Separatist Leader Zakharchenko
Died 2018-08-31.
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Prilepin published a book in which Alexander Zakharchenko is the protagonist
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Awarded Hero of the Donetsk People's Republic (2015).
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Awarded honorary citizen of Makiivka (2015).
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“when they beat up the gays in Kyiv and when they tried to depose Poroshenko”
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“normal life, going to banyas and cafes with his friends”
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“s government has also announced a major mobilisation, with plans to bring the numbers in its armed forces to 200,000 in 2015. The US, which has so far only provided non-lethal aid to Ukraine, is now considering providing arms, the New York Times reported , external on Monday. US President Barack Obama had originally been firmly opposed to arming the Ukrainian military, fearing a proxy battle between the US and Russia, a position that now appears to be shifting, the BBC”
Career landmark: Head of the Donetsk People's Republic (2014–2018).
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Career landmark: member of the People's Council of the Donetsk People's Republic (2014).
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Described how he introduced himself as "Pavel, businessman" to which Zakharchenko replied "Alexander, bandit", alluding to his close ties with Donbass organised crime groups
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Career landmark: Chairman of the Council of Ministers of the Donetsk People's Republic (2014–2018).
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Studied at Escuela técnica de automatización industrial de Donetsk (1995).
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Born 1976-06-26.
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