The "resolve of steel" has prevented bloodshed - that is good. But at the same time it is allowing Crimea to slip into Putin's hands. For military who swore to protect their country, how can defending the borders be over-reacting?
As for Russians, how are they going to lose their nerve?
I have heard some of Datsiuk's interview, now on hromadske tv, and must say I'm no longer impressed with him analysis and his style.
On 3/6/14, Bohdan Wynnyckyj <[email protected]> wrote:
> I think Putin would like us to do exactly as Datsyuk says. Over-react.
> The formula that has worked to date is�resolve of steel, patience and control.
> Let the Russians loose their nerve first.�
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> > > I think this guy is a provocateur. He wants referenda in Donetsk, Luhansk, Mykolaiv,Odesa etc etc... castigates the West for its inactivity, repeats his claim that Ukraine has been sold out (the info he says is from reliable people in the FSB (!!!!) And generally spreads only incertitude. Criticizes the government etc etc...
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> > Wants aggression vs. Russia (we've waited too long... And at the same time says that Ukraine's military is very weak)
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