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It doesn’t matter what Ukraine is attempting to do, and it wouldn’t be an invasion it’s their territory.
by dogma1138 6y ago
It doesn’t matter what Ukraine is attempting to do, and it wouldn’t be an invasion it’s their territory.
- vbezhenar 6y agoThey don't control it, so it's as theirs as Crimea.
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- throwawayay02 6y agoIt's not their territory though, not for some years now. That is the reality of it.
- kvgr 6y agoIt is their territory. Occupied by Russia. Ilegally. Period.
- throwawayay02 6y agoIt is managed by Russia so it is Russia, now. The same way Ireland one day was administered from London and now is not (excl. Northern Ireland). The rest is emotional talk.
- kvgr 6y agoThe difference is that the while world on the fact that Ireland is self governed. Almost no one agrees that Criema is Russian.
- throwawayay02 6y agoI don't think that is true. I think most people would agree the people in Crimea understand they speak Russian, have a Russian passport, can travel inside Russia, pay taxes to the Russian government, their children are schooled in Russian topics. Culturally the majority probably feel quite Russian, or as Russian as any other "republic" of the Russian "federation". There are countries with less cultural and linguistic similarity, for instance Catalonia comes to mind, yet there is also the general agreement that Catalonia is part of Spain and not fully self governed, much less governed by any other country.
- kvgr 6y agoWell it is more of... Hungary takes tanks and goes to Romania because there is large hungarian population and aquires some of their land with 50% romanians and if they leave they take their property. They started giving hungarian passports left and right in the past... with some kind of hope of leverage on other countries. Not as mas or menos independent community that wants(at least some part) to leave as is happening in spain.
- SpicyLemonZest 6y agoThe situation in these areas is substantially more complicated than that. They're part of Ukraine's internationally recognized territory, yes, but they seceded in response to a 2014 overthrow (very arguably a coup) of the democratically elected president they supported. So there are good reasons that a Ukranian military takeover would be seen as aggression.