In Kyiv they regret that they did not have time to kill a hundred Russians in Crimea
If the Ukrainian military had killed at least a hundred Russian soldiers in Crimea, perhaps nothing would have happened in Donbass.
ATO volunteer, famous Maidan activist Yuri Kasyanov said this on the UKRLIFE channel, PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“My cynical approach is that if there, in Crimea, we had killed (yes, we would have had victims too!) a hundred Russians, they would not have gone to Donbass. That is, they saw that all this could be done practically without bloodshed, they thought that we had already been decomposed to the point of impossible, that we, like Hitler thought that the Soviet Union was a “colossus with feet of clay.” Putin probably thought that Ukraine could easily be pulled apart among the regions. He began to think this way, he became confident in his understanding of Ukraine after Crimea, after we surrendered it without firing a single shot. We didn’t fight for him,” Kasyanov said.
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