> and it's clear the one in Ukraine was started by Russia. Clearly it wasn't Russia who started a revolution in Ukraine, was it? This is just going in circles,

> and it's clear the one in Ukraine was started by Russia. Clearly it wasn't Russia who started a revolution in Ukraine, was it? This is just going in circles, really. You are just avoiding the wrong-think of even assuming that just as there were people passionate about Euromaidan, there might have been others that had the opposite view. You are denying the nature of what a revolution is. > Russian interference just like it is in what is it now? 4?, 5? post soviet states now. Well sure, the Soviet Union had been dissolved like shit and Russia will inevitably be tied into every other issue, that's one of the reasons CSTO exist. Honestly, if "interference" is actually a principal problem, it is kinda ironic that it's only Russia that bothers you.