First, of course, I love Russia and love Russian people, and I want them to be able to beat the globalism that they are throwing at it.
What I meant to say is that the world has been built by steel and fire. Especially for our Eastern European friends who seem to hate Russia so much, if we hold on to the past and build the future on hate and rancor, nothing good can come of it. I repeat the centuries of history of struggles between the peoples of the current EU.
Russia, since the fall of the USSR, has always been tried to be isolated, which is a mistake for Europe. It would be nice if we gave it a chance.
In one way, I can understand the point of view of the Ukrainians, they have come out of a dictatorial communist regime, and under no circumstances do they want to return to it. But they have the problem that a large part of their population are pro-Russian or speak Russian, so they have made an effort to strengthen the Ukrainian language and ban Russian, and they are trying to massacre the pro-Russian in Donbass. They want to get rid of all the Russian burden so they can get rid of their influence. But, of course, it's not right that you want to slaughter a part of your own population, right? Does the West not know this? Of course they know, but they are more interested in bending Russia, why?
In this video, Oleksandr, professor of Ukrainian literature at Lyopolis, says that the war in Ukraine is going to be long because they have a lot of Russians to kill:
https://twitter.com/i/status/1511063977933082631