Ukraine slams Russia’s visit to Türkiye from occupied Crimea Ukraine’s Foreign Ministry expressed serious concern over the visit of the Russian delegation from the annexed Crimea to Türkiye and asked Türkiye to clarify its position on the matter.

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What’s Russia strategy? It is simple. Get territory, negotiate the “new reality”, regroup, attack, get more territory. All the while telling people that it respects the sovereignty of other countries, but has legitimate interests and only trying to protect them, preemptively 23/

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If Russia were willing to stop where it is now, why would it send thousands of soldiers to die in Avdiivka? 21/

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In 2014, many believed it would stop with Crimea. In 2021 – with Donetsk and Luhansk. Now, the author argues its stop is parts of Kherson and Zaporizhzhia, but nothing else. Why there? Any evidence? None! 20/

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So what does Russia want? If we don’t listen to Russia, but instead look at its action, then we will immediately see that it pursues one objective – get more territory. It is willing to pay an unbelievably high price for that. Where will Russia stop? 19/

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The author argues it wants to prevent Ukraine from entering NATO and protect Russian speaking minorities in Ukraine. That’s not true. If it did, it wouldn’t have killed tens of thousands of Russian speaking in Mariupol. That’s not protection. 17/

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There is also a concern about Russian speaking minorities. But no concern whatsoever about Ukrainian speaking in occupied territories. All the evidence that Russian speakers are not discriminated in Ukraine, but Ukrainians are tortured and murdered in occupied territories – nah!

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About a third of the article is spent on explaining how hard the situation in Ukraine is. Yeah, the wars are tough! Especially if a big country invades a small country. And one has a choice – to surrender or fight. The Ukrainians made their choice clear 11/

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