He could've done this smarter, stuck to the regions that claimed to want to join Russia.
That's exactly what he's doing. The western parts were only attacked on the first day, only to gain dominance in the air.
They got rid of the previous govt in 2014. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/revolution_of_dignity
Imagine China funds an opposition in Canada, which ends up deposing the govt and then a private conversation of their ambassador is leaked, choosing which of the opposition should be their next leader.
I wouldn't exactly call that a sovereign govt.
@slutmagazine 4chan lol. Got sick of the constant propaganda around "Ukraine good, Russia bad".
@Guy Well when a system breaks by nullifying itself then it does in a legal sense, but it's the people who it's about, and they continue on. It would be a paradox if a government needed permission from a higher government, or from another government to be sovereign. There is a lot of grey area there. Some people though think that there is zero gray area, for either side. The danger is that simply noticing this can put you into the wrong side, even when not agreeing with either side. There is only one two correct positions. Don't be in the other bar while having the wrong position because each side becomes a zealot at 2am after drinking such that there isn't any room for pondries. Abstract thinking, and empathy don't have a place there. So that seems to me to be the essence of war. No more questions.
Read More@destraht Ukraine's sovereignty ended in 2014 itself. Have you guys heard the leaked recording of then-US ambassador to Ukraine discussing their picks for next prime minister?
Ukraine has already been promised weapon gifts totaling for brevity sake, a billion dollars. Denmark has created a special accommodation to allow their citizens join the Ukrainian military.
Honestly, I didn't expect them to do all this openly.
@TiberiusBravo87 What kind of people are you hanging out with, dude?