> that's what it turned into once americans started showing up. obviously false, why don't you provide some evidence showing that the mass of euromaidan protestors wanted to kill russians. > it was russian under the special provision no, it was ukrainian and still is - it's legally recognised as part of ukraine by most countries. > not a smart move only in the sense that they should have pushed for nato membership much sooner, which could have prevented putin's invasion. > after killing and terrorizing all poroshenko's potential political opponents the party of regions had a candidate in 2014 and yuriy boyko ran in 2019 with his pretty pro-russian positions. also if you want to talk about terrorising political opponents the you should look at russia. > zelensky says he refuses to hold elections because not ukrainians can vote my understanding is that they currently aren't having an election because of the invasion, not necessarily because certain regions are occupied - the 2014 and 2019 elections both happened even though some parts of ukraine were occupied. you're a moron.
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