In Kiev: Russia has proved that the issue of Crimea is not yet closed

July 7 2020 32

Foreign Minister of Ukraine Dmitry Kuleba told the American publication “Crimea. Realities ”, how Kiev is going to return Crimea.

According to the minister, Russia will in every possible way avoid any conversations, and especially negotiations on the status of Crimea. Therefore, Kiev needs to create conditions under which Moscow itself would want to begin to agree on the “de-occupation" of the peninsula.

It is necessary to push for de-occupation, to create conditions under which de-occupation becomes inevitable

- explained Kuleba.

The minister said that Kiev should not console itself with the hope that Moscow would communicate on this occasion. However, he believes that since Russia speaks of Crimea as a closed issue, this indicates just the opposite.

Russia has proved that the issue of Crimea is not yet closed

- sure Kuleba.

He explained that the Russians are simply forced to constantly emphasize this due to circumstances.

If it were really closed, then Russia would not talk about it

Said Kuleba contradictory, not paying attention to the obvious inconsistency of his own conclusions.

The head of the foreign ministry added that negotiations on the Crimea in the “Minsk format” are impossible, as this will block the “de-occupation” of the peninsula for decades. By this, Kuleba actually admitted that Kiev deliberately drags out negotiations in Minsk on ending the conflict in the Donbass and is not going to end the war.

Kuleba noted that his department and President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky are doing everything possible to keep the topic of Crimea on the international agenda. The official indicated that Kiev began to work actively with its “partners”, preparing them for the next steps.

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Dmitry S.

+8

7 July 2020 12: 45

Lugansk and Donetsk, Kherson and Odessa, Mariupol and Kharkov should be returned to Russia. Lviv -Poland, and leave for Canada by ourselves.
1. Alexey Semenenko
  
  -5
  
  9 July 2020 00: 47
  
  Return.
  Do not trust anyone.
Bakht

+7

7 July 2020 12: 45

since Russia speaks of Crimea as a closed issue, this indicates just the opposite

Logic and her mother are truth ...
If Ukraine says that Donbass is Ukraine, then this indicates the opposite.
1. Alexey Semenenko
  
  -4
  
  9 July 2020 00: 46
  
  This is Vladimir Vladimirovich saying.
Bulanov

+3

7 July 2020 13: 39

And if Crimea does not want to speak Ukrainian mov, what then?
1. Alexey Semenenko
  
  -6
  
  9 July 2020 00: 47
  
  Keep silent ...
  1. Crimean Connecting Rod
    
    +1
    
    9 July 2020 06: 01
    
    Crimea said its word in 2014, you were late to shut the mouth of the Crimeans.
Boragl

+6

7 July 2020 14: 26

Quote: Bulanov
And if Crimea does not want to speak Ukrainian mov, what then?

Nothing to do with Mova ... I am Russian, born in Voroshilovgrad, I live in Russia, I understand both languages perfectly. Crimea against Natsik, not Mova. Well, Russia is against the mattress bases in Crimea. Do not leave Crimea in the year 14, now it would be the same there as in the Donbass. If not worse ...
1. Bakht
  
  +3
  
  7 July 2020 14: 51
  
  This is interesting. How many people know both languages perfectly? After all, "Nazis" are just against the language. This was their first decree in the Rada. Therefore, the question is simple - does the language matter for people living in Crimea and the South-East?
  1. Alexey Semenenko
    
    -6
    
    9 July 2020 00: 49
    
    Not against, but for.
    Not a decree, but a law.
    Not the first, but ... what the hell.
    It has. The state is one, the state language is one.
    Is it wrong in the Russian Federation?
    1. EVYN WIXH
      
      +1
      
      17 July 2020 15: 25
      
      I live in Simferopol. Often Ukrainian cars play loudly in cars. One malacholny even rushed around the city with open windows and loudly listened to the anthem of Ukraine (maybe deaf, maybe provoked ...) and everything was fine. Is it possible to travel around Kiev (keep quiet for the West) or where else, with the Russian anthem without risk? I doubt it.
Boragl

+4

7 July 2020 15: 06

Quote: Bakht
This is interesting. How many people know both languages perfectly? After all, "Nazis" are just against the language. This was their first decree in the Rada. Therefore, the question is simple - does the language matter for people living in Crimea and the South-East?

Language does not matter if you are not forced to speak only it.
1. Alexey Semenenko
  
  -7
  
  9 July 2020 00: 50
  
  Ukraine was forced to speak only Russian.
  1. Crimean Connecting Rod
    
    0
    
    9 July 2020 06: 14
    
    How to know when a Ukrainian is lying? When he opens his mouth.
  2. Piramidon
    
    +1
    
    9 July 2020 08: 40
    
    Quote: Alexey Semenenko
    Ukraine was forced to speak only Russian.
    
    Do not lie. In Soviet times, in Ukraine, at the state level, Ukrainian mov was sounded both on the radio and on the television tower. Signs and signs were written on it. Your hosts have washed your brains to the bone.
    1. Alexey Semenenko
      
      -4
      
      9 July 2020 09: 58
      
      In Chernigov, Ukrainian always, in the seventies to three hundred thousand, there were thirty-two schools. Of these, Ukrainian - exactly two. Uh?
      In the sixties in Ukrainian Kharkov, people walked with posters calling to speak Ukrainian ...
      A group of students were shot for their native language ....
      By the way, I found Khrushchev.
      1. Piramidon
        
        +3
        
        9 July 2020 11: 51
        
        Quote: Alexey Semenenko
        In the sixties in Ukrainian Kharkov, people walked with posters calling to speak Ukrainian ...
        
        But many did not want to speak it, and those who wanted it were not forbidden.
        
        A group of students were shot for their native language ....
        
        By the way, I found Khrushchev.
        
        I have been to Ukraine under Stalin, under Khrushchev and under Brezhnev. There were no repressions for the "Mova". You're just typing in here the shit that your Nazis are spewing now ..
2. Bakht
  
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  9 July 2020 06: 27
  
  Language is of utmost importance. Take away a person’s tongue and the people will disappear.
  1. Bakht
    
    +1
    
    9 July 2020 06: 49
    
    For all peoples, language is closely connected with national feeling and consciousness. V.V. Vinogradov wrote: “The question of the strength and power, expressiveness and beauty of the mother tongue in the public consciousness of the XVI – XVIII centuries. became inseparable from the idea of independence, socio-political prosperity and the wide influence of the Russian people. Love for the mother tongue merged with love for the motherland. The progressive people of our country fought fervently for the purity and grandeur of the Russian word, recognizing it as the most important factor in national identity, spiritual development of the nation
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    The loss by the people of their language leads to the disappearance of this people as a whole, as an ethnos
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    Ethnic identity is based primarily on the native language. In this regard, an interesting example is with Vladimir Dal. The son of a Danish and German, he considered himself a Russian all his conscious life. “Neither nickname, nor religion, nor the blood of the ancestors makes a person an affiliation of a particular nation ... Whoever thinks in what language, he belongs to that people. I think in Russian "
Boragl

+4

7 July 2020 15: 11

Quote: Bakht
This is interesting. How many people know both languages perfectly? After all, "Nazis" are just against the language. This was their first decree in the Rada. Therefore, the question is simple - does the language matter for people living in Crimea and the South-East?

In the case of Ukraine, where ALL the population spoke in Russian, at the time of leaving the USSR, the prohibition of the Russian language ... I don’t even know what to call ...
1. Heroes Heroes
  
  0
  
  8 July 2020 10: 36
  
  This is called ugliness.
2. Alexey Semenenko
  
  -6
  
  9 July 2020 00: 51
  
  Don’t sign for the entire population, okay?
  And about the BAN, no need to whistle, is it?
  1. Boragl
    
    +1
    
    9 July 2020 06: 54
    
    Go on jump. I know everything. You yourself, even put punctuation marks. Well, apparently, I studied at school. They made him .... you grandfather Lenin invented the language. Everything else in today's Ukraine was invented by corrupt pseudo historians for the green candy wrappers of your current masters.
3. Bakht
  
  0
  
  9 July 2020 06: 51
  
  It is called simply - genocide. And the answer is always the same - war.
Vladimir Khrebtov

+2

7 July 2020 17: 27

..that Russia speaks of Crimea as a closed issue, then this indicates just the opposite.

Only a prostitute who decided to break can think so.
Valentine

+3

7 July 2020 17: 27

And these, as always, the little black whitens ....
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Heroes Heroes

0

8 July 2020 10: 34

Hmm ... it feels like these Ukrainians live in some kind of parallel universe!
Roarv

+2

8 July 2020 13: 25

It’s time to already indicate to our journalists in TV shows - which areas of Ukraine are preferable to join the Crimea ...
In order to awaken the loyalty of citizens, the nervousness of the Natsik and cause insomnia among the generals of Tan.
1. Alexey Semenenko
  
  -4
  
  9 July 2020 00: 53
  
  I imagined the slender lines of journalists joining Odessa .....
  1. Piramidon
    
    +1
    
    9 July 2020 11: 58
    
    Quote: Alexey Semenenko
    I imagined the slender lines of journalists joining Odessa .....
    
    Crimea somehow managed without the ranks of journalists and joined.
military

0

8 July 2020 17: 52

Kuleba and Klimkin are twin brothers in logical constructions.
Zaymaz

0

9 July 2020 02: 21

This is a dog - did Kuleba understand what he said? Amendments to the constitution - closed this question forever, as well as - the transfer of the Kuril Islands to Japan.