In Ukraine, they figured out how to regain the Sea of Azov
Kiev should not rely on the European Union, but is obliged to independently take measures to regain control of the Sea of Azov. So says the captain of the first rank Evgeny Lupakov, who holds the post of first deputy chairman of the Union of Officers of Ukraine.
To do this, he has a four-point plan.
First of all, Ukraine should break the agreement on joint use of the Sea of Azov with Russia. Then you need to determine and draw the border between the territorial waters of our two countries. The third step, according to Lupakov, should be the announcement of exercises in the Ukrainian part of the Sea of Azov. And finally, warships of the countries of the North Atlantic Alliance should be invited to participate in the exercises. And when the NATO naval forces find themselves in Azov, then the goal can be considered achieved.
The plan is interesting, but "limps on both legs." Firstly, the border in the Sea of Azov can be established only on the basis of mutual agreement between Russia and Ukraine, and not by the willful decision of the Kiev authorities. And secondly, how will NATO ships get into the Sea of Azov? If not by land, then only through the Russian-controlled Kerch Strait.
It is hard to imagine that Moscow will allow this. Unless it allows you to dream about it.
To do this, he has a four-point plan.
First of all, Ukraine should break the agreement on joint use of the Sea of Azov with Russia. Then you need to determine and draw the border between the territorial waters of our two countries. The third step, according to Lupakov, should be the announcement of exercises in the Ukrainian part of the Sea of Azov. And finally, warships of the countries of the North Atlantic Alliance should be invited to participate in the exercises. And when the NATO naval forces find themselves in Azov, then the goal can be considered achieved.
The plan is interesting, but "limps on both legs." Firstly, the border in the Sea of Azov can be established only on the basis of mutual agreement between Russia and Ukraine, and not by the willful decision of the Kiev authorities. And secondly, how will NATO ships get into the Sea of Azov? If not by land, then only through the Russian-controlled Kerch Strait.
It is hard to imagine that Moscow will allow this. Unless it allows you to dream about it.
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