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First of all: No "military" were involved AFAIK. Secondly: Ukraine (capital "U"), if you'd be so kind, thankyouverymuch.
Ok. It was armed coup.
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What? National socialists? Really? Where?
Ukrainian Nazists, not national socialists.
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I'm afraid he lost his mandate when he decided to brutally pacify the demonstrations.
You can think anything you want, but no one had been seen democratic procedures which made him illegitimate. Threatening with death is not democratic procedure.
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No it isn't, it's an autonomous republic and it's part of Ukraine as much as Scotland and Wales are part of UK.
Ask Scotland not to hold a referendum to exit UK.
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Unfortunately, NATO bases near the borders seem to greatly reduce the risk of some thousands of Russian troops moving across these borders.
Hehehehe... Are you really so sure in NATO troops?
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I thought the agreement between Russia and Ukraine goes forth as far as year 2042 or so?
38 years left yet. Many things can happen.
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Well, to be precise, first it was Royal Tzar's army, then the White Army (with some Crimean War inbetween), then it was the Red Army (swapping with White Army several times), then German 11th (and Romanian 3th and 4th) army, then again Red Army, and now the armed forces of the Federation of Russia. Not that simple, as I see it.
You can name AK-47 any name, but it will be staying AK-47.
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Let me guess... Because these brave troops didn't just stay in their military bases, as they should, and instead went to do some sightseeing (capturing the Ukrainian military bases, disarming soldiers and blocking the Ukrainian navy forces in their free time)?
There's no navy forces in Ukraine. There's no army in Ukraine. They're frightening themeselves just looking in the mirror. They left several bases to extremists and left many fireguns. They left some rocket complexes, which can be used to shoot at civilian aircrafts. I have not a drop of pity to them.
WBR, Vladimir Berezenko
