How should west respond to potential (likely) Russian invasion of Ukraine?

[barbos]

Removal of Yuschenko and induction of Poroshenko invalidated the treaty.

Removal of Yanukovich, Yuschenko was a nazi who became president in the first maidan in 2004

 

[barbos]

Can you quote the provision of the treaty that rendered it invalid when this change occurred?

What treaty are you talking about? Ukraine had friendship treaty with Russia which was broken when they (Ukraine) turned nazi.

 

[bilby]

Can you quote the provision of the treaty that rendered it invalid when this change occurred?

What treaty are you talking about?

I am not talking about a treaty. @aupmanyav is, and I am asking for the allegedly relevant text from this alleged treaty.

Ukraine had friendship treaty with Russia which was broken when they (Ukraine) turned nazi.

So, never.

 

[barbos]

So, never.

Never what?

 

[barbos]

I am not talking about a treaty. @aupmanyav is, and I am asking for the allegedly relevant text from this alleged treaty.

He is probably talking about agreement to have elections which maidan nazi and supporting them West broke immediately.

 

[aupmanyav]

Or are you just parroting Russian propaganda?

I am just giving history a post-event look.
Had Yuschenko or Yanukovich continued, there would not have been a Ukraine war.

 

[aupmanyav]

@aupmanyav is, and I am asking for the allegedly relevant text from this alleged treaty.

"Russia and Ukraine had not finalized a border between the two countries. The border was delineated in the 2003 Treaty on the Russian-Ukrainian State Border, but Ukraine has started the agreed-upon demarcation unilaterally after Russia dragged its feet."
Treaties come with understandings.

Treaty on the Russian–Ukrainian border - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[barbos]

Or are you just parroting Russian propaganda?

I am just giving history a post-event look.
Had Yuschenko or Yanukovich continued, there would not have been a Ukraine war.

US wanted this war. And again, Yuschenko had served his term as president to the end, while being a nazi.

 

[Tigers!]

Could do the same with Alaska.

Alaska sale was technically legal. In practice of course it was a result of british invasion into .... Crimea.

Oh come now. It was not just the British. The French and Italians stuck their oars in the water.

 

[Harry Bosch]

Or are you just parroting Russian propaganda?

I am just giving history a post-event look.
Had Yuschenko or Yanukovich continued, there would not have been a Ukraine war.

So are you trying to say that a sovereign country doesn't have a right to lawfully impeach a President if he is not following their laws? Or maybe they have to get permission from their neighbor?