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    1. Ollie Richardson‏ @O_Rich_ 21 Jan 2018
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      3. What Lavrov said is factually correct. The way in which Yanukovych was removed was unconstitutional and a direct violation of International Law. In fact, technically speaking, Viktor is still the President today. But what some can’t fathom is WHY Russia recognised Poroshenko?

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    2. Ollie Richardson‏ @O_Rich_ 21 Jan 2018
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      4. At the time of the Maidan events, the fire in Syria was already raging, & Al Nusra/ISIS was on the verge of taking Damascus. Assad was in serious trouble. Russia already had notions, as far back as Libya events, that Assad would eventually make the call to Moscow for help.

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    3. Ollie Richardson‏ @O_Rich_ 21 Jan 2018
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      5. The call arrived in late 2015 from Tehran, & Moscow already knew that a small fleet of jets and a very limited ground contingent would be enough to keep the Syrian State intact. In order to keep the geopolitical game in Russia’s favour, Minsk helped to bridge the 12 months...

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    4. Ollie Richardson‏ @O_Rich_ 21 Jan 2018
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      6. …between early 2014 and late 2015. Minsk II in early 2015 was an updated package of measures to account for the Debaltsevo caldron and the new position of the EU/US. The deal suited both sides - EU/US to buy time, and Russia - to switch the great game to the Syrian theatre.

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    5. Ollie Richardson‏ @O_Rich_ 21 Jan 2018
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      7. Moving back to Maidan: knowing what was on the horizon, Moscow recognised Poroshenko as the winner of the elections. It was known that such a move would change absolutely nothing. The Junta was going to proceed along the Banderist path regardless of any recognition in Russia.

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    6. Ollie Richardson‏ @O_Rich_ 21 Jan 2018
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      8. The junta in Kiev determines its own legitimacy by referring to the constitution, which they quickly changed (reverted back to the 2004 version) after the elections to enable certain shady things. Russia’s recognition of Poroshenko only affects dialogue with the West.

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    7. Ollie Richardson‏ @O_Rich_ 21 Jan 2018
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      9. The US wasn't going to not recognise Poroshenko, & Russia, knowing that the Syrian adventure was about to begin, wasn’t in a position to outmanoeuvre the West. Turk Stream and S-400 at this time essentially didn’t exist - two huge pieces of future leverage against the West.

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    8. Ollie Richardson‏ @O_Rich_ 21 Jan 2018
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      10. In the end, the Junta is not able to prove its own legitimacy, because it is still unable to prove that Yanukovych relinquished his powers and cannot explain why he fled the country. And they will never be able to dig themselves out of this hole.

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    9. Ollie Richardson‏ @O_Rich_ 21 Jan 2018
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      11. The main problem with the criticism of Russia’s recognition of Poroshenko is that it assumes that Russia COULD have prevented Maidan, and failed to do so. And thus recognising Poroshenko as President was some sort of betrayal. This happens due to tunnel vision.

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    10. Ollie Richardson‏ @O_Rich_ 21 Jan 2018
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      12. What’s not comprehended is just how long the US’ tentacles are. This is not a compliment, but the reality. Russia couldn’t stop Libya being raped, and it couldn’t stop Maidan. Both processes were the result of long and hard work by Western NGOs.

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      Cú Chulainn‏ @Cukullen 21 Jan 2018
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      Russia could easily have vetoed the UN Sec Co resolution allowing attack on Libya

      6:44 PM - 21 Jan 2018
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