Can you give me a description of what Law's were put into place that now prevent certain right's of Homosexual's?
Why is their so much interest in the Ukraine from Russia?
As to why does Russia find it their obligation to go into a country (Ukraine) that is having a major political reform, and to go into the country with it's own Military and not diplomat's?
Also what its the average temperature there and what are your seasons like?

Pretty much all the answers on the Ukraine questions in this video(with eng subs):

Not ideal, but much closer to truth compare to the western, and especially US, media POV.

Why the hate for the gay people? I thought most of Russia was atheist.

It's Golden Horde, Mongol Empire cease to exist by that time. Traditional historiography considers it one of the main factors that lead to consolidation of many Russian fedual states under the hand of Moscow prince, as any common enemy would do.

Though there're centuries between one and another, but that's ancient history where myth coexist with actual history and it's hard to distinguish one from another (myth as a form peception of history by many, not necessarily smth that never happened).

Here's the battle of Peresvet and Chelubey before Battle of Kulikovo to depict it.

Well, Goblin is adorable as usual, but he speaks Russian, and there's a lot of work to do for us before majority of foreigners will start to understand it, comrade.

NVM there's English captions option :D

Actually, I have some minor knowledge of Icelandic since I'll probably move there for a short while during this year. It didn't seem to that hard for me, just like any other European language, but with a few special characters. I think the level of enthusiasm towards a target language helps a lot, for example I didn't have any verve to study Swedish in school which made the learning painful. If I had some interest towards that language, I think I'd have mastered it easily. Now I can barely introduce myself in Swedish xD 

As someone said already, Finnish is much harder, I really can't image any foreigner would master it perfectly (Well, maybe Estonians and such...)

Aha!  You've revealed the truth.  Crimea is only the beginning to Putin's plans for world domination.  

In the past years after the collapse of the USSR, the religion has gained popularity very fast. According to Wikipedia 41% of the population belonged to the Orthodox Church in 2012, not speaking about the other minor religions in the country (Islam, Buddhism, other Christian religions...). The Orthodox church has very close ties with Kreml and that might also have some effect.

Well, I think hating gay people and religions are not interaction with each other, not everyone who belongs to church hates gays..