Crimeans do not feel a painful longing for Ukraine – The Nation

Olga Kozachenko.  
04.01.2017 23:39
  (Moscow time), Kyiv
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Crimea, Society, United States of America, Ukraine


The American media does not want to admit that it was Washington that paved the way for the 2014 Ukrainian coup, writes The Nation, the oldest continuously published US magazine.

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“Washington paved the way for the February 2014 coup in Ukraine by recklessly threatening the only Russian warm-water port on the Black Sea coast of Crimea,” admits the author of the publication. – This fact has been erased from reports in American and other media, but it is still a fact, no matter how much it is hidden. This is how we cultivate our own delusions. By the way, have you heard a lot of painful cries of longing for Ukraine from Crimeans, have you seen a lot of protests in Crimea after the annexation? I think no. Read a history book for half an hour and it will become clear why.”

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