The article describes 3 possible scenarios. If we disregard the words that some people find unpleasant about the reunification of brotherly nations (although who, besides nationalists and Bandera supporters, could find this unpleasant?!), and consider the bare facts, then in my opinion, everything described there is quite realistic.
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Against, against, against... For the hundredth time, I ask, against is clear, but what about for? Here, all the "against" have come true, so what's next? Personally, I see that next, there will be even more "against".
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Wick, your post was deleted, but I read it. There were again many paragraphs and very little specifics; I'm talking about Foma, and you're talking about Yerema. I'm not particularly interested in your personal opinion and perception; it's your personal business, and I'm not going to argue with it or prove anything. But you constantly throw out peremptory and uncompromising phrases, as if you are the ultimate truth. You blurted out some nonsense about Ukrainians, attached meaningless polls, and disappeared. And when I asked you the question again, you started to engage in demagoguery, and it turned out that it was just your personal perception, and in general, "space ships are sailing the expanses of the galaxy."
And regarding Tyagnibok and the Maidan - yes, that's how it was.
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"hand on face"
Do you know that we are Slavic nations, and this means that Ukraine is closer to Russia than to anyone else (not to the USA, not to France!).
I have always perceived Ukrainians as Russians, just living in their own country. Who should be united? No one is going to unite anyone!