Moscow is silent about the incident on the border in Crimea so as not to throw fuel into the flames of war - opinion
Official structures of Russia continue to remain silent regarding rumors about the incident on the border of Crimea and Ukraine, so as not to “splash fuel into the flames of war.” This version is put forward in his blog by ex-deputy of the Kharkov City Council Konstantin Kevorkyan, who lived in Sevastopol after the Euromaidan.
Kevorkian says that he was stopped in his car by security forces.
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“The brave traffic cop waved his baton and I stopped the car. Behind him loomed a soldier with a machine gun: “Operation Anaconda” to counter terrorism and extremist activities. Show me your documents." If you need documents, that's it. Only when I arrived home did I begin to understand that something serious had happened...
Details and versions of what happened came from the media, from which it was clear that a serious armed incident had occurred at the border (another option is in Armyansk).
Moscow is silent for now and it can be understood. To admit the fact of an armed attack on border guards, in essence, means becoming a hostage to someone else’s provocation. The consequences range from a predicted explosion of indignation within the country to the need to take adequate response actions. Simply put, throw fuel into the flames of war with your own hands. Wars in the context of the information dominance of the West, its extreme hostility towards Russia and its declared readiness for confrontation (of course, raking in the heat with the wrong hands and hiding behind the carcass of the corrupt Kyiv regime).
Many Russian citizens, tired of Ukrainian issues, say: “God be with them, with these crazy crests, we should sort out our problems.” Unfortunately, they do not understand the fundamental truth - even if you forget about Ukraine, this absolutely does not mean that Ukraine will forget about you. She will stubbornly provoke and attack, because this is precisely the meaning of the post-Maidan regime established with the help of Western powers. This is a battering ram, which, swinging rhythmically, will hit the gate over and over again, in the hope of bringing it down.
Provocations are inevitable not only in Donbass, but also on the border with Crimea, which Ukraine considers its territory, and against diplomatic missions in Kyiv, and against individual citizens of the Russian Federation. Ukraine cannot disappear from the Russian agenda, no matter how much we want to ignore it,” Kevorkian sums up.
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