We indeed should show the solidarity with Ukraine and Ukrainians, and not with the superpowers; it now is clearly be depicted as the war between the EU or the West expansionism versus the Russian aggression. Ukrainians should the one who are asking for help; instead, we hear more from pleas from the superpowers.
There will be yet another round of Geneva talk between the EU and Russia. Russians are playing diplomatic games of every sort. Basically, it is about either money, horse trading, or personal attacks, including of their friends. Security is of course an issue, in terms of the EU right wing may or may not ask for more funds for their defense.
Russians are accusing the US sending special forces, such as hundreds of Blackwater personnel. The Russian side claims that there are many activists against the Kiev government from outside its borders. The EU side accuses the same; the Russian side sending special forces. The mobs may or may not be under certain control; the Russians have been had them under some rules. The arrogant Russians countering Ukrainians now only recently gained powers; namely, the anti-governmental forces may not realize what they are doing. Odessa incident should warn them; the Kiev side forces burned the dozens of protesters alive. The emerging power within their own nation. On the other side, the Russians may be able to control the mobs but they do not hesitate the use of violence. Why should they, if they claim they can manage the situation under control?
We do not want another Iraq. Let's hope that the Ukrainians realize what they are doing with newly gained power and unite; unite to form functional government. The Russians should be a part of that nation, if not too big a part of it. The tragedy is, that or not so tragic thing is that they can. If they manage it well. Should they divide the nation, drawing a line?
There will be yet another round of Geneva talk between the EU and Russia. Russians are playing diplomatic games of every sort. Basically, it is about either money, horse trading, or personal attacks, including of their friends. Security is of course an issue, in terms of the EU right wing may or may not ask for more funds for their defense.
Russians are accusing the US sending special forces, such as hundreds of Blackwater personnel. The Russian side claims that there are many activists against the Kiev government from outside its borders. The EU side accuses the same; the Russian side sending special forces. The mobs may or may not be under certain control; the Russians have been had them under some rules. The arrogant Russians countering Ukrainians now only recently gained powers; namely, the anti-governmental forces may not realize what they are doing. Odessa incident should warn them; the Kiev side forces burned the dozens of protesters alive. The emerging power within their own nation. On the other side, the Russians may be able to control the mobs but they do not hesitate the use of violence. Why should they, if they claim they can manage the situation under control?
We do not want another Iraq. Let's hope that the Ukrainians realize what they are doing with newly gained power and unite; unite to form functional government. The Russians should be a part of that nation, if not too big a part of it. The tragedy is, that or not so tragic thing is that they can. If they manage it well. Should they divide the nation, drawing a line?