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Again, the Euromaidan happened in 2014. This law was passed in 2017, 3 years after the Euromaidan, because Russia invaded Ukraine giving the mere existence of
by geoka9 5y ago
Again, the Euromaidan happened in 2014.
This law was passed in 2017, 3 years after the Euromaidan, because Russia invaded Ukraine giving the mere existence of the Russian language in Ukraine as the reason for the invasion.
> And we wonder why people in Crimea wanted to leave after Euromaidan...
> By eliminating Russian speaking people in Ukraine? Not a great justification.
I see. I made the mistake of assuming you were arguing in good faith. Won't happen again; have a nice day!
- whimsicalism 5y ago> This law was passed in 2017, 3 years after the Euromaidan, because Russia invaded Ukraine giving the mere existence of the Russian language in Ukraine as the reason for the invasion. Russia also invaded Ukraine in 2014. The parliament voted to ban Russian language in schools immediately after 2014, it was only vetoed by the president at the time. > I see. I made the mistake of assuming you were arguing in good faith. Won't happen again; have a nice day! I am arguing in good faith - you claimed that the reason they stopped teaching Russian in schools was due to the Russian invasion, but there is ample evidence of attempts to do this prior to the Russian invasion.