euromaidan probably wouldn't have toppled yanukovych if he hadnt have started blasting
he turned a relatively routine set of demos by reliably pro eu people into a national scandal through his incompetence
Who knows which side the snipers were on...
You’re right on that part
even more interesting when you consider that ukrainian politics pre yushchenko was basically a game of swinging toward both russia and the eu depending on how unreasonable the other was acting at the time
they'd use their leverage
the pressure from both mounted to the point ukrainian neutrality simply could not last even if it wanted to remain neutral
Who knows which side the snipers were on...
i dont remember his government making any attempt to disown the shooters
Wont change a thing
doesn't hurt to try
even ukraines more pro russian presidents have flirted with the eu and nato
kuchma did it constantly beginning in the 90s, before swinging back to russia following eu criticism, which the eu would respond by softening
you can only keep that equilibrium for so long
also the russian speaking parts of ukraine in the south and east, with the exception of urban donbass and crimea, which are ethnically as well as linguistically russian, were always more russophile, but even then every single region of ukraine voted for independence in 91
the parts that would have previously been more open to russia are probably much less so now
People fail to realize how many layers of people (with children and families not in bunkers) are between Putin and the nuclear button.
also the russian speaking parts of ukraine in the south and east, with the exception of urban donbass and crimea, which are ethnically as well as linguistically russian, were always more russophile, but even then every single region of ukraine voted for independence in 91
the parts that would have previously been more open to russia are probably much less so now
As much as russian speaking and ukrainian speaking regions have issues the large majority of the country believes in a united Ukraine and wants to stay one independent country, which makes resolving the conflict even more complicated
As much as russian speaking and ukrainian speaking regions have issues the large majority of the country believes in a united Ukraine and wants to stay one independent country, which makes resolving the conflict even more complicated
Funny these two situations have one country in common
Yes Russia
If you are inferring it’s the US, Russia was very much involved in fighting the Japanese in WWII while the US isn’t fighting at all right now.
He might be killed soon, be easy on him
Beggers really choosers (of WW3) smh
I'm aware I'm just saying that arguably Victor was not topped
Who's this?
alright now this is f***ing stupid and unnecessary
let the innocent live
alright now this is f***ing stupid and unnecessary
let the innocent live
We don’t even know who’s on that private chartered plane, could be oligarchs
alright now this is f***ing stupid and unnecessary
let the innocent live
Airspace has been closed for what..5 or 4 days? People boarding that plane were aware of what could happen
Are u saying damn that’s f***ed up or like nah that ain’t happening
Like naaah that’s f***ed up lmaaao
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