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For anyone else reading this, the Minsk Protocol (and, after it failed, Minsk 2) were ceasefire agreements from shortly after Russia invaded, signed 5+ years ag
by curiousllama 5y ago
For anyone else reading this, the Minsk Protocol (and, after it failed, Minsk 2) were ceasefire agreements from shortly after Russia invaded, signed 5+ years ago. They failed because they didn't do some pretty important things, like determine who controls what, so fighting continued along disputed territories.
Hard to justify saying Ukraine should follow a treaty that Russia also isn't following, after Russia's surprise invasion.