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Wow, how interesting, the discussion about "what the hell is it worth" has evolved into a discussion about "what will happen next." We are growing in influence, and that's a good thing. There won't be a battle, even despite the likely provocations (Roma, stop talking nonsense about NATO; this isn't Yugoslavia, there isn't a clearly defined interethnic conflict here; I think even reading Wikipedia is enough to understand this; you've completely discredited yourself as an opponent). Anything can happen next, and it could be very interesting, with unpredictable developments due to the mutual preliminary "reading" of scenarios, followed by countermeasures in the media and counter-decisions in headquarters. It's impossible to predict how it will all end; there are many scenarios, and there is no most likely outcome, but both sides have to keep up with the changing situation. That's how it is, right? It's better to go to the "Maidan" than to sit here and talk nonsense; everything is much clearer there than in a TV or on a monitor.