ESay
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I don't say that Ukraine should unite with Russia. And I am against it. But if there is a government which is pro Russian and which has support from some regions and then someone overthrows this government, then backclash will occur.I said they wanted union with Russia. Or more precisely, they wanted Ukraine to be in union with Russia.I don't want a break up of Ukraine. I want Ukraine to be a prosperous country. But, unfortunately we have now what we have. Your stance is illogical. If one group of people is allowed to seize state buildings and beat police and install their government, it is strange to blame others for doing the same.Because a referendum is a perfect chanse to find out the desires of people? No?
You don't see any reason of it? Apparently, the people that live there didn't see any reason to abide by the rules of government they didn't choose.
Do you think they should have referendums in all parts of Ukraine? I haven't heard of any desire for a refendum in Southern Ukraine and only a minority want it in Eastern Ukraine.
They did choose the government, they voted in elections. All regions of Ukraine voted for Zelensky, apart from Lvivska oblast.
Why do you want to break Ukraine up? Are you working for Putin also?
Not all regions, the part of Donbas didn't vote altogether.
I agree with the main part what theHawk have written here. So, I don't want to repeat this again.
Btw, you wrote that you live also in another country. What this country is? Do you live there constantly?
It seems you do. Why would you want Ukraine to lose all of it's coastline and be surrounded by Russia on 3 sides? The police attacked and killed protestors.
I know Donbas didn't vote. I was talking about parts of Eastern Ukraine and Southern Ukraine, which you claim want independence. They all voted in the elections.
You agree with The Hawk?!! What do you agree with?
A European country. No I don't live there constantly and I'm hoping to live in Ukraine permanently. If you're wondering, yes I am from Western Ukraine.
The part of Donbas didn't vote and said goodbye to this government. You can't demand anything from them now.
I agree with him on many parts. I don't want to repeat everything. In a nutshell, I already said this above - if one group of people is allowed to seize power, you can't blame others for doing the same.
Why didn't you name the country? Are you afraid?
Why should Ukraine want to join with Russia, because a minority want it?
I wasn't talking about Donbas. I was talking about other parts of Ukraine which you claimed want unification with Russia.
I thought you were on Ukraine's side, you seem to be on Russia's side.
The UK. Stratford57. I've been in London and there are thousands of Russians living and working there. They even have their own newspapers.
And yes, I think that these parts would vote for a union with Russia. But newly formed Ukrainian government managed to keep them inside Ukraine. And this is a good thing. And they are adapting to new reality. The question about them is closed.
The question remains what to do with Donbas.
I am not on Russias side. And if you had come to this forum a couple of years ago, you would know that surely.