Foreign ministry reports Turkey does not recognize annexation of Crimea by Russia

How about some reality. Yanukovich was and by Ukrainian law is still the president of Ukraine. The junta is illegal and so any changes to the law was made by an illegal government. When Russia asked the Japanese at the UN what law did Russia violate, they couldn't find any... because it doesn't exist.

There's another aspect to this as well. There were no nations in the USSR, it was an internationalist system, this is why there was no objection when Khruschev put Crimea under the administration of Ukraine. When Russia gave Ukraine the right to hold a referendum for independence, Crimea wanted a separate referendum. The Ukrainians though were not willing to give them the same courtesy as was given them. Now a bit of history.

When the paid protesters from the areas originally under Poland went to Maidan, some from Crimea went to protest in favor of Yanukovich. On the way back their buses were stopped at Korsun and burned, and they were harassed for eight hours by the 'Nazi' Right Sector. Seven were killed and thirty are missing and presumed dead.

The police were not able to do anything, and the Crimeans were told by the Nazis, that they were going to come and kill them all. When they returned to Crimea, they kicked out the officials sent by the junta in Kiev, and declared their independence. They then asked the Russians stationed there to protect them until a referendum could be held. Thanks to Russian professionalism not one person was killed, otherwise it would have ended up like the Donbas... and well as every other place the US gets involved in.

 

No, I do not speak German, neither I do Polish. I speak English and Russian. У тебя какие-то проблемы с этим? А впрочем о чём я - у тебя всё время какие-нибудь проблемы.

 

Blah, blah, blah, blah.

But I udnerstand, it must be really painful to be living each day knowing that your last couple presidents ****ed up your country and now it's in hands of a pro-nazistic illegite junta that likely not gonna last more than one term.

 

There, fetch!


Go, fap to it.

 

Uhhhh, that's not polish it's ukranian, the other is German, but you know English which is a good thing.

 

Those buses you state, what was on those buses, weapons maybe? And those protestors were basically terrorists no different than what's in the DPR, right now.

 

Tsk, tsk, tsk, that's not nice.

 

Sure, everyone who is not defending the sovereignity of pure Ukraine with no other languages and cultures is a terrorist. 100%.

 

Each action eventually gets an equal reaction - laws of the Universe.

 

Does that apply to russia? No of course not were the good guys!

 

They do or did have these "titushky", aka russki s***disturbers roaming about waving Stalin's flags about and busting people up!

 

That applies. Now imagine reaction at sixteen years of Cold War. We. Are. Coming.

And in such a way, that no god will have enough power to save you.

 

Oh, OK...I'm assuming..YOU...and Russia will be spared?

 

You apparently had a bad teacher on history at school or just did not listen the lessons carefully

 

What a nonsense! Holding Königsberg is a small payment for what Geramny did in Soviet Union in 1941-1945. Even in Germany noone of polititians claims that Königsberg should be returned to Germany.

 

Putin does not care what some Foreign Ministry of Turkey thinks about Crimea. Looks like the prime minister has to swallow it

 

Nazi Germany and SU don't exist anymore, so no reason to hold it. Seems some Russians in the Kremlin are bent on restoring old glory days, georgia and Crimea come to mind!

 

Seems Russians don't learn history well either...is the CCCP around..anyone?

 

States that formed USSR are pretty much still around and well, if you didn't noticed. Oh, what I am saying - of course you didn't. You lack whits required for that, too much space in brain is taken by nazy propaganda.

 

I have some news for you, as Jeannette uses to say- Russia is a successor of Soviet Union, it pays all the debt of Soviet Union, but it also has a benefit of keeping all the property which belonged to Soviet Union.

 

What has to do CCCР with your claimed statement that Crimea has never been Russian? Your statement is compeletely wrong. Go and read some books.

 

Oh so anyone that wants to retain their identity, and is not willing to bow down to fascists is a terrorist? Well a Heil Hitler to you too!

 

Lol, right, coming from someone who admitted way back, you used stormfront Russia, a neo Nazi website.

 

Putin does, Turkey can close the best part of his army in Syria

 

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The looting of Germany by the Soviet Union was not limited to official Trophy Brigades, but included many ordinary soldiers and officials who plundered for personal reasons. At least 2.5 million artworks and 10 million books and manuscripts[43] disappeared in the Soviet Union and later in Russia, including but not limited to Gutenberg Bibles and Impressionist paintings once in German private collections. According to Time magazine, the Soviets created special "hit lists ... of what the Soviet Union wanted"[43] and followed the historical "examples" given by Napoleon, Hitler, British and American armies. Other estimates focus on German artworks and cultural treasures supposedly secured against bombing in safe places that were looted after World War II, detailing 200,000 works of art, three kilometers of archival material and three million books.[44][45]

Germany's collections lost 180,000 artworks, which, according to cultural experts are "being held in secret depots in Russia and Poland".[citation needed] The stolen artworks include sculptures by Nicola Pisano, reliefs by Donatello, Gothic Madonnas, paintings by Botticelli and Van Dyck and Baroque works rendered in stone and wood. In 2007, Germany published a catalog of missing artworks to document the extent, prevent the resale, and speed up the return of the war booty.[46] Berlin's State Museum alone lost around 400 artworks during World War II. The German state (Land) of Saxony-Anhalt still maintains a list entitled Beutekunst ("Looted Art") of more than 1000 missing paintings and books believed confiscated by the US or the Soviet Union."
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_War_II_looting_of_Poland#Soviet_Union http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/wor...-return-of-looted-German-art-from-Russia.html