Russia-Ukraine War - News and Developments
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I have two questions for you:
(1) Please tell us what rights did Ukraine not give to the Russian population of Ukraine, but Putin gave to the local population of Chechnya or Yakutia.?
Do these Russian states have the rights of having their local language as the First language in their schools and universities?
(2) Do China thinks it has the support of Locals in Hong Kong and Taiwan etc. (or even of Ughur Muslims)?
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The East Ukrainans generally were more positive towards Russia.
A large part of the population of Donbass fled the area even before Feb 24, 2022.
Those that fled to Western Ukraine were unlikely to support Russia.
The question is if there would be an ”insurgency” if not the Russians had started it and sent their army to fight it.
It has been proven that Russia took active support, amongst others where Russia sentnin a BUK launcher that shot down an airliner,
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A war ends with a peace treaty.
Without a peace treaty the war continues.
Israel and Syria has been at war for almost 75 years.
In the case of the US and Iraq. there were multiple violations of the cease-fire over the years. That was one of the reasons for terminating the cease-fire.
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NATO: Turkey agrees to back Finland and Sweden's bid to join alliance
The foreign ministers of Turkey, Sweden and Finland have signed a memorandum for the two Nordic states to join NATO, removing a Turkish block to the accession process. It comes after the leaders of the three nations spoke at a NATO summit in Madrid.
The foreign ministers of Turkey, Sweden and Finland have signed a memorandum for the two Nordic states to join NATO, removing a Turkish block to the accession process.
"It's a three-way agreement on accession," a NATO source said. Jens Stoltenberg, the secretary general, is due to speak to reporters imminently.
The Nordic states' attempt to join the alliance hit a stumbling block when Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said they supported Kurdish militants.
Discussions have been happening at the NATO summit in Madrid.
The traditionally neutral nations decided to apply for NATO membership following Russian President Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine.
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