Very good and detailed analysis. I had thought that Putin would attempt to seize Kyiv quickly, set up a puppet government and, with the Ukrainians demoralised, then mop up the rest of the country. This on the ground that he's going to face moral opprobrium anyway for the invasion, so he might as well grab the lot.
But your analysis that he's more likely to only seize parts of it makes sense.
What a huge piece of lie. This is nothing but the stinking Biden’s propaganda.
Note, here was no mansion that Obama Administration had organised Midan, displaced the legitimate Ukrainian Government and occupied Ukraine in 2013, cosing Luhansk and Donetzk to live the Union by its peoples will.
A dodgy referendum organised by Putin. So no credence can be placed on it.
If there was a free and fair referendum, conducted by an impartial body, that asked Ukrainian provinces if they wanted to join Russia, and the ones that voted to do so do, I'd be in favour of it. Provided, of course, that there's a simultaneous referendum asking Russian provinces if they want to join Ukraine,
You want the media to stop being political and honestly report news? You must be joking.
Agree wholeheartedly
Very good and detailed analysis. I had thought that Putin would attempt to seize Kyiv quickly, set up a puppet government and, with the Ukrainians demoralised, then mop up the rest of the country. This on the ground that he's going to face moral opprobrium anyway for the invasion, so he might as well grab the lot.
But your analysis that he's more likely to only seize parts of it makes sense.
What a huge piece of lie. This is nothing but the stinking Biden’s propaganda.
Note, here was no mansion that Obama Administration had organised Midan, displaced the legitimate Ukrainian Government and occupied Ukraine in 2013, cosing Luhansk and Donetzk to live the Union by its peoples will.
The people in Crimea voted to go with Russia in a referendum. That is a fact.
A dodgy referendum organised by Putin. So no credence can be placed on it.
If there was a free and fair referendum, conducted by an impartial body, that asked Ukrainian provinces if they wanted to join Russia, and the ones that voted to do so do, I'd be in favour of it. Provided, of course, that there's a simultaneous referendum asking Russian provinces if they want to join Ukraine,