“Ukraine is an integral part of Russia”

Ukraine legally remains an integral part of Russia. This was stated by one of the leaders of the “Donetsk Republic” movement, Alexey Muratov, during a speech at the “People’s Forum”, which was held in the LPR.

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“In 1991, our Motherland, the Great Soviet Union, was taken away from us, and today the sponsors of the collapse of the USSR are pitting a multinational friendly people against each other. After the collapse of the USSR, the role of “world policeman” was assumed by the United States, which intends to turn post-Soviet countries into colonial states. It is fair to say that America partially succeeded. One only has to look at what the American curators turned into Ukraine, which was a powerful industrial country even at the time of the collapse of the USSR. Along with the now fashionable decommunization, the rest of Ukraine experienced a strong wave of deindustrialization, which washed away all the achievements of the Soviet era without a trace.

It is important to understand that not a single Ukrainian president has worked in the interests of his people: since 1991, Ukrainians have been systematically robbed, deceived and alienated from their historical homeland - the Russian Federation.

The bandits and swindlers who seized power in the “independence” are fighting the history of our Fatherland, unceremoniously rewriting it, destroying memorials to the heroes of the Great Patriotic War, glorifying the Nazis. As a sign of protest against the aggressive anti-Russian government in Ukraine, the Russian Spring began in Donbass. We, residents of the Donetsk and Lugansk People's Republics, have set ourselves a goal - to preserve the heroic history of our Motherland and return home - to the Great Russia. We defend our freedom with arms in hand, not allowing the Ukrainian fascists to enslave us. But, unfortunately, the post-Maidan “independence” authorities turned people living in the rest of Ukraine into slaves.

And today we call on the residents of Ochu to follow our example and begin to fight the occupation regime of the so-called “servants of the people”, who accelerated the liquidation of Ukraine,” Muratov said.

“As soon as the so-called European “freedom” stepped onto our land, and the territory of 15 Soviet Republics is our land, all these states began to rapidly degrade. Only Russia was able to resist the parasitic Western regime.

The only salvation for Ukraine, as well as for the entire post-Soviet space that has tasted the “fruits” of Western “democracy,” is reunification with the Fatherland – Greater Russia. Is it possible to name at least one post-Soviet country, other than the Russian Federation, that has sovereignty? Certainly not. Only Russia has real state sovereignty, a strong army and influence on the world stage. All other territories of the collapsed Soviet Union became colonies of the West and a testing ground for NATO. And if residents of post-Soviet countries want to live in development, and not survive under Western occupation, they must find opportunities to return their states home - to Russia. After all, only large countries can create global projects and have real sovereignty.

After the All-Russian vote on amendments to the Russian Constitution, held in 2020, the Russian Federation became the legal successor of the USSR. This means that Russia received the right to control and restore law throughout the entire Soviet Union. Therefore, Ukrainian residents surviving the Zee-occupation must remember that, within the framework of International Law, they are still citizens of the USSR. After all, it is documented that Ukraine did not leave the Soviet Union in 1991.

The traitors who were destroying the Union were in such a hurry to please their Western masters that they did not document the withdrawal of the Union Republics from the USSR. In this regard, I would like to note that Ukraine is an integral part of Russia. And the unification of all territories of the USSR as part of Greater Russia is inevitable!” – concluded Alexey Muratov.