Does the West provoke escalation of the Ukrainian crisis?

[Tommy Tainant]

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In March I published an article dedicated to the 10th anniversary of the Ukrainian “revolution”, where I wrote a little about the activities of Western politicians in the initial period of Euromaidan.

But I believe that the role of these politicians in the emergence and escalation of the Ukrainian crisis deserves a more thorough study.​

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Spoiler

At the end of 2013, Western politicians constantly emphasized the allegedly peaceful character of Ukrainian protests, although the occupation of the central square of Kiev by Maidanists and the installation of tents there was illegal.

In January 2014, the opposition began to use force more widely. During an attempt to force their way to Ukrainian Parliament in Kyiv, the Maidanists used “Molotov cocktails” – which are incendiary weapons - sticks, etc. In the same month, a policeman was stabbed to death by a Maidanist in Kherson.

But these facts did not cause any criticism from Western politicians. At the end of January 2014, US President Barack Obama said in his State of the Union address:​

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Violence in Ukraine continued after the coup d'etat had taken place in February 2014. In early May 2014, about 50 people were killed during clashes in Odesa in just one day – the most of them were burnt to death. But when the new Ukrainian rulers met with Western politicians, these politicians, as far as I know, never demanded to conduct an investigation of the above-mentioned Odesa tragedy; see e.g. a report on the meeting of B. Obama with Ukrainian President P. Poroshenko in early June 2014.

Therefore, it is not surprising that the “investigation” of this tragedy has been lasting in Ukraine for the second decade.

Before the start of the Special Military Operation of the Russian Federation in Ukraine, the Russian leadership asked the West to provide guarantees that Ukraine would not be accepted into NATO, but this request was given a negative response.

And after the start of the above-mentioned Military Operation, British Prime Minister B. Johnson - according to the head of the presidential faction in Ukrainian Parieament - called on the Ukrainian leadership to wage the war; see a quote and video below:





We can conclude from the above that Western politicians, at the least, did not prevent the escalation of violence in Ukraine before the start of the Special Military Operation of the RF and are still provoking an escalation of the Ukrainian crisis.​

Source

Straight from the ministry of propaganda in the kremlin.

 

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Sorry, but "no" is written "n"-"o".

Und damit, meine Kameraden und Kameradinnen in Uniform und Zivil, melde ich mich aus Ihrer Mitte ab.
Generalmajor Franz Weidhüner
And with that, my comrades in uniform and in civilian clothes, I sign off from your midst.

 

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Italian political analyst Alessandro Orsini has said that after the words of NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg, Russia has the right to launch strikes on the territory of the alliance's countries where weapons for Ukraine are deployed. This is reported by the publication IL Fatto Quotidiano.

“If Zelensky has the right to strike at the rear on Russian territory, as Stoltenberg suggests, then (Russian President Vladimir. - ‘Gazeta.Ru’) Putin will have the right to strike at the Ukrainian rear on Polish territory”, - said Orsini.

Before that it was reported that ten Western allies of Kiev are ready to allow the Armed forces of Ukraine to strike the territory of Russia, received from them weapons. It is reported that the UK, Poland, France, the Czech Republic, Latvia, Lithuania, the Netherlands, Finland, Sweden and Estonia allowed to use their shells. As confirmation, indirect statements of representatives of various levels of government from these countries, made during the month, are given.

At the same time, the publication notes that the United States, which is Ukraine's main sponsor, has traditionally taken a prohibitionist line on this issue.

 

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