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   From: os333@netc.eu   
      
   Mitchell Holman,    
   > "Oleg Smirnov"  wrote in news:vqv0hs$3g433$1   
   >> Cauf Skiviers,    
   >>   
   >>> Zelenskyy insists Putin broke   
   >>> his word on the Minsk Accords,   
   >>   
   >> It's not true. Not so long ago, when the Atlanticism was still   
   >> optimistic under the delusion "Kiev can win", some key European   
   >> politicians (including those who were supposed to be guarantors   
   >> of those Accords) admitted bluntly there was, from the beginning,   
   >> no intention to comply with those agreements for real, but it   
   >> was rather seen as a way to give the Kiev regime more time for   
   >> military improvements. And when someone is lying through their   
   >> teeth, there is no point to talk, which stimulates the idea that   
   >> an action remains the only solution.   
   >   
   >   Ukraine gave up all it's nuclear   
   > missles in exchange for a non-agreesion   
   > agreement with Russia.   
   >   
   >   How well did that work out?   
      
   The Budapest Memorandum was an addendum to the Helsinki Accords   
   (1975). Nobody in your bubble is enthusiastic to recall those   
   Accords today. It's so for a reason, since the Atlanticist ("end   
   of history") policies in the 1990s - 2000/10s were in glaring   
   violation of the principles of those Accords.   
      
   --- SoupGate-DOS v1.05   
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