Ne spominje se taj veto nigdje u dogovoru, ne znam otkud im to, a ustavna reforma se odnosi na stepen autonomije Donbasa.AleksoMKD wrote:Ako prezivi ovo primirje i dogovor iz Minska Putin je ostvario te ciljeve (Donbas ima pravo na veto te sa time Ukrajina nece uci u NATO)Captain Ahab wrote:To je uostalom i dogovoreno u Minsku i Donbas i Rusija nemaju nikakav veto na dalji smjer ostatka Ukrajine.
Ali bojim se da to Putinu ne bi bilo dovoljno. Jebe se njemu za Donbas, on hoce cijelu Ukrajinu u svojoj zoni, ili ako ne moze to dobiti, onda hoce nestabilnu ili podijeljenu tampon zonu.
http://www.spiegel.de/international/eur ... 18326.html
Russia has likely already achieved its minimum goal, that of preventing Ukraine from joining NATO or the European Union. The deal agreed to in Minsk includes a kind of veto right for separatist areas in eastern Ukraine on important fundamental issues. That right would apply to membership in military alliances and to membership in economic blocks such as the EU or Putin's Eurasian Economic Union. Furthermore, the constitutional reform, as called for by the Minsk deal, can only be undertaken with the agreement of the pro-Russian secessionist areas.
Realpolitik focuses on power and powerlessness. It's about realizing what you can achieve with what means and when it might be smarter to admit your own lack of power. Realpolitik has no illusions, it is bitter and, sometimes, it is brutal.
But the price of the chancellor's realpolitik is a high one, and Ukraine is paying it. Merkel already told the Ukrainian president weeks ago that the West wasn't prepared to go to war for the country. Now, though, it has become clear that the West is willing to accept Ukraine's partition. Ukraine hasn't just lost the Crimean Peninsula, it has now also lost territories in the east.
Jebiga.
Ukrajini svakako nije toliko bitan NATO koji ih ne bi ni primio (niti je to ikada bilo na dnevnom redu), vec EU integracije.


