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Davvero credete chi ci si "ammazzi" nelle strade per entrare nell'Euro-titanic ?
Martin Armstrong ricorda:
Sia gli Usa che la Ue ora finanzieranno i Ribelli e la Russia finanzierà Yanukovych. L'Ucraina è oggi un pedino sulla scacchiera. La propaganda è sempre Est Vs Ovest. Ma le forze in gioco stanno solo mascherando il vero business e la corruzione ad esso legata.
BOTH the USA and EU will now fund the rebels as Russia will fund Yanukovych. At the political level, Ukraine is the pawn on the chessboard. The propaganda war is East v West. However, those power plays are masking the core issue that began with the Orange Revolution – corruption. Yanukovych is a dictator who will NEVER leave office. It is simple as that. There will be no REAL elections again in Ukraine. This is starting to spiral down into a confrontation that the entire world cannot ignore.
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E come confermato oggi dal FT, gli ufficiali militari Russi sono pronti (se l'Ucraina si spezza) ad aprire un fronte di guerra. Esattamente come accaduto in Georgia. I Russi non rinunceranno mai all'importanza della Crimea e dell'Ucraina stessa (la loro porta per l'occidente). Da notare la "fermezza" dell'ufficiale nell'intervista al Financial Times
"Loro (l'occidente ndr) pensa che la Russia sia debole come nel 1990, non è così"
“If Ukraine breaks apart, it will trigger a war,” the official said. “They will lose Crimea first [because] we will go in and protect [it], just as we did in Georgia.” In August 2008, Russian troops invaded Georgia after the Georgian military launched a surprise attack on the separatist region of South Ossetia in an effort to establish its dominance over the republic.
The brief conflict with Georgia pitted Russia indirectly against the US and Nato, which had earlier tried to put Georgia on a path to Nato membership. The Kremlin regards the Georgian conflict as the biggest stand-off between Russia and the west since the end of the Cold War and it has fed determination in Moscow to push back against what it believes to be western attempts to contain Russia.
The warning of a similar scenario comes because Ukraine’s civil conflict has fanned tension in Crimea. On the peninsula, located on the northern coast of the Black Sea where Russia’s Black Sea Fleet is stationed, ethnic Russians make up almost 60 per cent of the population, with Ukrainians and Crimean Tatars accounting for the rest.
Volodymyr Konstantinov, speaker of Crimea’s parliament, said on Thursday that the region might try to secede from Ukraine if the country split. “It is possible, if the country breaks apart,” he told the Russian news agency Interfax. “And everything is moving towards that.” Russian media also quoted him as saying Crimeans might turn to Russia for protection.
The Kremlin has been eager to stress that it is not interfering in Ukraine ...
However, many government officials say in private that Ukraine falls inside Russia’s sphere of influence. “We will not allow Europe and the US to take Ukraine from us. The states of the former Soviet Union, we are one family,” said a foreign policy official. “They think Russia is still as weak as in the early 1990s but we are not.”
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