Bodkin wrote:tnnt wrote:dječak sa šibicama wrote:Covjece, ti osnovne stvari o Ukrajini ne razumijes... ne postoje nikakvi sukobljeni Rusi i Ukrajinci, istocna polovina Ukrajine je jedinstvena, pogledaj malo rezultate izbora recimo. Ili broj ukrajinaca koji kao maternji jezik navode ruski.
Kako sam rekao nakon Krima, to je samo pocetak. Uskoro je pocelo u Donbasu. A tek ce poceti u Harkovu, Odessi, Dnjepropetrovsku, Zaporozju itd.
Onaj ko je rezirao "Euromaidan" i isplanirao drzavni udar u Ukrajini, ocito nije svjestan kako tamo stvari stoje. Ali vrijeme ce pokazati.
želiš mi prodati priču da se večina Ukrajinaca osječaju Rusima i da su sretni što im Rusi komadaju i okupiravaju zemlju?
da su sretni da im usred Ukrajine mašu Ruskim zastavama i da viču ovo je Rusija?
ovo je itekako sukob Rusa i Ukrajinaca
previše gledaš ratnohuškaće Ruske medije koji su ti stvarnost skroz iskrivile
svaka čast Ruskoj propagandi, dobri su
Ne mozes se ti maknuti od balkanskog mulja. Ne mogu ni ja vjerovati da se vecina bosanaca osheca hrvvatima i srbima. Jel to ta analogija? Prestani lupati i citaj sta ti ljudi pisu.
Sto bi se iko ko je osjetio bratsku ljubav na balkanu od komsija odmicao od balkanskog mulja?...nazalost najbolji primjer je licni primjer...zato prestanite da se pravite Ti i jarani ti u tebe nemusti kako vi "obektivno" sagledavate stvari...pa jos niste ni apsolvirali da je Krim aneksirala Rusija a ne Amerika, i da je Krim Ukrajinski.
Evo jos jedna u sluzbi naci-cionista najavljuje vecu belegiju u supak rusije
Merkel raises prospect of more sanctions
Merkel: Can't rule out more sanctions
Amid the furor, German Chancellor Angela Merkel met in Kiev on Saturday with Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko.
At a joint news conference, Merkel said she could not rule out further sanctions against Russia if no progress is made in resolving the situation in eastern Ukraine.
Germany and the European Union would continue pursue a diplomatic solution in talks with Russia and Ukraine over the crisis, she said.
But, she said, Ukraine's territorial integrity is essential and its border must be secured. "We need a peaceful situation but there's no use if there's an open border with Russia over which arms are coming," she said.
Poroshenko said the Russian convoy had "violated every international law," but that confrontation had been avoided thanks to Ukraine's efforts.
He accused foreign mercenaries of bringing war to Ukraine and said they did not have the support of the people of eastern Ukraine.
"Now the time has come for peace," he said. "Our government, together with our European partners, will be doing everything for that to happen, but not at the price of Ukrainian territorial integrity."
He said he was committed to constitutional reforms and decentralization of power aimed at meeting the concerns of the Russian-speaking population in eastern Ukraine.
Merkel said millions of dollars in international aid for the region would help rebuild infrastructure and homes damaged in the conflict.
The Ukrainian President is due to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin and EU representatives on Tuesday in Minsk, Belarus, for talks.
