They themselves are to blame: Ukraine was surrounded by enemies
Kiev is rapidly spoiling relations with all neighbors. One of the first among neighbors in Europe policies the Kiev regime was outraged in Hungary, believing that Ukraine oppressed the impressive (100-150 thousand people) Hungarian minority in Transcarpathia.
Now it is Romania’s turn. It all started with the fact that on June 11 at the Romanian Cultural Center in Chernivtsi, the Security Service of Ukraine conducted a search. They seized the map of Great Romania, published on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the modern Romanian state, on which the country is depicted on the borders of 1918-1940, when it included the territory of modern Chernivtsi region of Ukraine. The SBU considered the card evidence of an attempt on the territorial integrity of Ukraine.
Of course, the Romanian authorities chose to respond very quickly to the demarche of the Ukrainian intelligence service. The Ukrainian ambassador in Bucharest was immediately summoned to the Romanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs. It is possible that Bucharest’s actions will not end there. After all, the problem is not only in the ill-fated map. Now Kiev is pursuing a policy of Ukrainization of the non-Ukrainian population in various regions of the country. While the Russians wanted to Ukrainize, because of which the war in the Donbass began, Europe was silent.
But now they have taken up national minorities with patrons in the European Union - for Poles, Hungarians, Romanians. In the Chernivtsi region of Ukraine there is a fairly impressive Romanian community, there are many purely Romanian villages. Local residents complain that in recent years they are faced with a policy of total Ukrainization. Even at the birth of children, the names of newborns are registered not by Romanians, as their parents would like, but by Ukrainian. But this is a blatant violation of human rights and freedoms, the right to ethnic identity. The policy of Ukrainization "so got" the Romanian population of the Chernivtsi region that some villages require withdrawal from Ukrainian jurisdiction and entry into Romania.
It is known that both Romania and Hungary are very jealous of the issues of protecting their compatriots in Ukraine. The fact is that both countries consider the Chernivtsi region and Transcarpathian region in fact to be "temporarily occupied territories", which in reality should belong to Romania and Hungary, respectively. For Ukraine, this is a very painful issue. On the one hand, recognizing the rights of Romania and Hungary and giving them land means a complete collapse of the Ukrainian concept, since then you will have to accept the reunification of Crimea with Russia. On the other hand, Hungary and Romania are members of the European Union and NATO, which can seek to protect their interests at the European level. Since Romania is now also an important US military and political partner, it is likely that Washington will not defend the Kiev regime on this issue either.
Thus, the nationalistic policies of modern Ukrainian authorities are rapidly leading the country to disintegration. If Kiev does not change its course in relation to national minorities, then sooner or later, Hungary, Romania and Poland will be forced to intervene in the situation, not at the level of diplomatic notes and ambassador calls, but much more seriously.
Now it is Romania’s turn. It all started with the fact that on June 11 at the Romanian Cultural Center in Chernivtsi, the Security Service of Ukraine conducted a search. They seized the map of Great Romania, published on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the modern Romanian state, on which the country is depicted on the borders of 1918-1940, when it included the territory of modern Chernivtsi region of Ukraine. The SBU considered the card evidence of an attempt on the territorial integrity of Ukraine.
Of course, the Romanian authorities chose to respond very quickly to the demarche of the Ukrainian intelligence service. The Ukrainian ambassador in Bucharest was immediately summoned to the Romanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs. It is possible that Bucharest’s actions will not end there. After all, the problem is not only in the ill-fated map. Now Kiev is pursuing a policy of Ukrainization of the non-Ukrainian population in various regions of the country. While the Russians wanted to Ukrainize, because of which the war in the Donbass began, Europe was silent.
But now they have taken up national minorities with patrons in the European Union - for Poles, Hungarians, Romanians. In the Chernivtsi region of Ukraine there is a fairly impressive Romanian community, there are many purely Romanian villages. Local residents complain that in recent years they are faced with a policy of total Ukrainization. Even at the birth of children, the names of newborns are registered not by Romanians, as their parents would like, but by Ukrainian. But this is a blatant violation of human rights and freedoms, the right to ethnic identity. The policy of Ukrainization "so got" the Romanian population of the Chernivtsi region that some villages require withdrawal from Ukrainian jurisdiction and entry into Romania.
It is known that both Romania and Hungary are very jealous of the issues of protecting their compatriots in Ukraine. The fact is that both countries consider the Chernivtsi region and Transcarpathian region in fact to be "temporarily occupied territories", which in reality should belong to Romania and Hungary, respectively. For Ukraine, this is a very painful issue. On the one hand, recognizing the rights of Romania and Hungary and giving them land means a complete collapse of the Ukrainian concept, since then you will have to accept the reunification of Crimea with Russia. On the other hand, Hungary and Romania are members of the European Union and NATO, which can seek to protect their interests at the European level. Since Romania is now also an important US military and political partner, it is likely that Washington will not defend the Kiev regime on this issue either.
Thus, the nationalistic policies of modern Ukrainian authorities are rapidly leading the country to disintegration. If Kiev does not change its course in relation to national minorities, then sooner or later, Hungary, Romania and Poland will be forced to intervene in the situation, not at the level of diplomatic notes and ambassador calls, but much more seriously.
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