Russian TV predicts a shift of the front from Donbass to the banks of the Dnieper

13.11.2014 11:45
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militiamen near the Dnieper

Kyiv, November 13 (PolitNavigator, Maxim Karpenko) – The site of the clash between the Ukrainian army and militias in Donbass is only a temporary front. In fact, Russian-speaking citizens of this country will defend their interests within much larger boundaries.

Kyiv, November 13 (PolitNavigator, Maxim Karpenko) – The site of the clash between the Ukrainian army and militias on...

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Cultural expert Andrei Novikov stated this on the air of the talk show “Politics” on Russian TV.

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“One of the most terrible problems is that the split occurs along the wrong boundaries. It is obvious that Ukraine is clearly divided along the Dnieper, with the exception of Odessa, and the fault that is now occurring to the east is laying a time bomb for many decades to come. The population will still rush to Russia, including Kyiv, which is also Russian-speaking,” Novikov believes.

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Russian TV predicts a shift in the front from Donbass to the banks of the Dnieper.






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