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Most of what you have written, yoar parsing reply filled with lies and fallacies, is, as observed by gipper already, a result of highly undemocratic maneuvering.
This is primarily why, up till this point, Russia had not intervened. It is silly and wasteful to force a people to have a government they do not wish to have.
And yet? The undemocratic interventions? Those started with the coup in 2014, the meddling of the American Deep State and neo-con Vicky Nuland.
Nuland-Pyatt leaked phone conversation _COMPLETE with SUBTITLES
US Spent 5 Billion Dollars In Ukraine For Political Interference • Victoria Nuland
I knew there was going to be trouble when they put Nuland in Biden's cabinet. Who knows what arms and support they have been running to the Azov battalion?
This was announced in 2021. . .
Joe Biden’s Pick of Victoria Nuland Means Relations with Russia Could Get Worse
January 15, 2021Reports of Victoria Nuland’s future appointment are sure to come as a source of elation to the government in Kiev. By the same token, they send perhaps the clearest message yet to Moscow that the prospects for meaningful U.S.-Russian rapprochement under a Biden administration appear exceedingly slim.
Joe Biden’s Pick of Victoria Nuland Means Relations with Russia Could Get Worse
Reports of Victoria Nuland’s future appointment are sure to come as a source of elation to the government in Kiev. By the same token, they send perhaps the clearest message yet to Moscow that the prospects for meaningful U.S.-Russian rapprochement under a Biden administration appear exceedingly...
nationalinterest.org
Biden sends Victoria Nuland to Russia, tries to improve rocky relations
Biden sends Victoria Nuland to Russia, tries to improve rocky relations
The Biden administration is attempting to improve the rocky American relationship with Russia. Writes Mark Episkopos Secretary of State for Political Affairs Victoria Nuland traveled to Moscow earlier this week for three days of high-profile bilateral talks with senior Russian officials. She met...
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No. . . that's no joke. That bitch that armed Nazis with corporate money, but was supposed to be the one trying to negotiate a "peace," deal.
Fucking fascists, all of them.
But of this statement? Yeah, we can agree.
Donbas Region Overwhelmingly Votes to Join Russia, International Observers Debunk Pro-War Media Narrative
The contested Donbas breakaway region of Ukraine has officially voted to join Russia, in a referendum held this week.
nationalfile.com
Four regions vote to join Russia
Via Azerbaycan24 The accession process of Donbass and two regions of southern Ukraine to Russia will include several steps A local election official registering a vote in a bus, being used as a pol…
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Professor John O'Loughlin: Do people in Donbas want to be ‘liberated’ by Russia?
Reprinted from The Washington Post, April 15, 2022 Women wave to relatives as they are about to leave by train at Slowansk central station, in the Donbas region
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". . . But the figure in which we averaged data from all the survey firms summary data hides some big differences. While the Ukrainian and Russian pollsters found similar opinions in areas controlled by the Ukrainian government, in the breakaway area, pollsters calling from Russia found higher support (70 percent) for joining Donbas with Russia than did the pollsters calling from Ukraine (16 percent). (Some respondents may have decided whether to answer the call or participate in the survey according to whether it originated in Kyiv or Moscow, or may have replied with answers that they thought the interviewers wanted to hear.)
In the Ukrainian government-controlled areas, almost 3 in 4 respondents (72 percent) wanted the breakaway territories back within Ukraine. These residents were twice as likely to say the Donbas should not have any special status as to say it should have special autonomous status within Ukraine.
In the separatist-held areas, opinion was more splintered. Forty-nine percent said they wanted to be part of the Russian Federation, with a roughly equal proportion saying they wanted to be a special autonomous region or just an ordinary part of Russia. On both sides of the line of contact, fewer than 10 percent supported independence. Almost 1 in 5 respondents — on both sides of the line of control — said they did not know.
All this largely echoes our findings in an earlier survey in late 2020. In other words, beliefs about where the contested territory belongs were stable before Russia’s latest invasion. . "
And from the CIA's own paper of record? The truth emerges once and for all. . .
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". . . In contrast, in the breakaway territory controlled by the DPR/LNR and funded by Russia, over half of the respondents want to join Russia, either with or without some autonomous status. Less than one-tenth want independence and only 12 percent want to be reintegrated into Ukraine. . ."
