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@Kuperman2020 2. The "Ukrainian right-wing militants who started the violence in 2014" were Yanukovych's right-wing "Titushky" militants who started beating journalists in May 2013.
2. Ukraine banned the Ukrainian Orthodox Church for collaborating with soldiers invade Ukraine. The Orthodox Church of Ukraine teaches the same religion without reporting to Moscow and operates normally.
26 January: Yanukovych publicly suggested Arseniy Yatsenyuk could become PM. Yatsenyuk didn't want to work with Yanukovych and publicly refused the offer.
1. ECHR judges found russia was responsible for human rights abuses because abuses were repeatedly committed and officially tolerated, even after the case was filed.
2. In late 2010 @MedvedevRussiaE and Yanukovych signed the Astana Declaration, recognising all countries including Ukraine had the right to choose or change their security arrangements, including treaties of alliance.
@AnnoyedUke @q2_fah50130 @truthisgrey @submarine_lemon @QwertyDude14 @OlgaDiem @cheesenuggz @TylerDourdenFTW @kisa_osya @truff1ehunter @FlyingDutchPall @Dupontd322829 @bloem_jesse @jetmarine99 @Mad_Dog_PT @milktea4Lunch @nonresonant9 @Draeller @CherylCK4 2. NATO admission talks stalled in 2008. Ukrainians stopped talking about joining NATO. People stopped asking Putin whether Ukraine in NATO would be a "genuine security concern."
@DerFuchsFox @vovchisko @Panchenko_X @DefensieMin 2. The *earliest* evidence of Russia's April 2014 invasion of Donbas is Russia moving tanks from Crimea to Donbas in late March. 
@karel_bellic Combat deaths in the 2014-2022 Donbas war included 400-500 Russian Armed Forces who died in Donbas because they were there. 
@chrisbentley13 @MedvedevRussiaE 2: Ramzan Kadyrov, Prime Minister of the Chechen Republic
All the self-identifying Nazis I can find support Russia.
