Stratford57
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Where did you get this nonsense from? Of course you can give a link to this agreement and give a citation from it, canāt you?As for Crimea Russian army was there on legal grounds - according to agreement between Ukraine and Russia signed in 1997. According that agreement Russian army had right for actions aiming protection of civilians and preventing of violence.
Except of this basic principle there are a number of other basic principles and one of them is a principle of territorial integrity of states. Have you heard about it?In March local authorities organized referendum. Basing on the āright of nations for determinationā which is one of basic rights in UN Charter Crimea got independence and soon they asked Russia to get joined.
And I will ask once again ā do the Crimean Tatars have a right of self-determination?
Esay, you love to ask a lot of questions, however you don't answer many of ours.
My question today is: have you been enjoying celebration an official Ukrainian holiday yesterday, dedicated to glorification of a accomplices of Hitler during WW2, Bandera and Shukhevitch? May be you have even participating Ukrainian torchlight Nazi parade in Kiev yesterday?
Everyone compare it to Hitler's Nazi parade:
The incoming Ukrainian president will have to turn some attention to history, because the outgoing one has just made a hero of a long-dead Ukrainian fascist.
A Fascist Hero in Democratic Kiev
Their victims were mainly children , women and seniors, their un-weaponed countrymen, who sympathized Red Army:
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They killed mostly Poles, even your article states that.
So, what's this about sympathizing with the Red Army?
Hey, expert, my close relative was fighting Ukrainian nationalists in Western Ukraine for 10 years after the WW2 was over (until 1955). He has seen a lot of those "heroes" and horrible results of their activities with his own eyes. They were killing Jews, Poles, Ukrainians, Belorussians and burning the whole villages around if they thought somebody was helping or hiding partisans. And partisans were helping Red Army.
Besides the stories of my relative, I read quite a few books about that. You apparently know very little about WW2.
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