you're really tryharding to write walls of historical cope, to hide the fact that this war was caused by nato/us refusing to adhere to the concept of indivisible security in europe, despite pretending in the 90s that they care about russia's security interests. this war is purely of geopolitical nature - and most wars are driven by geopolitics. no war in history was ever driven by religion, identity, or ideology of any kind. those things are just the brain-narcotic that the government uses to justify its military actions to the citizens, but never the real reason for military action, which in 100% of cases is always driven by numbers, rather than by values. april 2008 - bucharest, romania: > nato announces it is committed to admitting georgia and ukraine into nato. > russian diplomats respond that such moves will lead to strategic ambiguity for russia's general staff and will make defending russian borders in case of war very difficult. august 2008  > saakashvili launches a military operation to reclaim breakaway regions, to fast-track georgia into nato membership > russia responds militarily, and pacifies georgia's military ambitions, along with georgia's nato aspirations in a 7day war. 2013-2014 - ukraine is torn between eu and russia economic partnership. russia offers a better deal to yanukovich, causing him to reject eu deal. magically, kyiv is flooded with us and eu politicians, including john mccain, victoria nuland, and a bunch of other glowniggers, who participate in anti-government protests. > legitimate government (who was elected and had every right in the world to reject the eu deal) is overthrown to the applause of us and eu politicians. south-east regions of ukraine reject the coup. war unfolds. and here we are today.  > but bro its definitely because of the bolsheviks and shit stop being a disappointment to your teachers and to your kind, grow a fucking brain already.
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