#普京宣布承认乌东两地区 "independence" #乌克兰与俄罗斯局势面临失控 because of a 300-year-old feud between the two peoples. In fact, their relationship is not brotherhood, but feud!
Historically, the Guthras have been multiplying in the form of tribes in northeast Europe. In terms of origins, the Kievan Rus' tribe (the ancestor of the Ukrainians) was the center of the Ancient Slavs, while Russia at that time was nothing more than a "poor relative" in a remote area.
Later, Kievan Rus' was completely destroyed by the Mongols, and the once-mighty tribes fell apart, and the Guthras embarked on their own different paths.
Since then, there have been Russians, Belarusians, Ukrainians, Poles... and other nations, which then produced their respective cultures and languages, eventually established different nations.
It is worth mentioning that the Russians living in the Moscow region gradually grew and developed into the most powerful branch of the guthra descendants.
The Ukrainians, influenced by many factors, were incorporated into the territory of Russia.
During the Tsarist period, Russia had a strict hierarchical system: the first class was Russian; the second class was other Slavic descendants such as Ukrainians; and the yellow race, including Mongols, was classified as a third class.
At that time, the notorious Cossack cavalry was a mercenary regiment dominated by Ukrainians, cannon fodder for Tsarist Russia. Although they fought for Russia, they also had to endure the oppression of the Russians internally, which made many Ukrainians increasingly dissatisfied.
In 1932, as a result of the Soviet Union's imposition of industrialization and agricultural collectivization, a terrible famine starved more than 10 million Ukrainians and Tatars, which also made Ukrainians hate the Russians.
Some people will ask Crimea, Donetsk, Luhansk to make this move, what is going on? Mainly it is the contradiction between nationalities!
After world war II, a large number of native Tatars who had settled in Crimea were forcibly exiled to Siberia and Central Asia, while a large number of Russians occupied the land and multiplied.
The same was true in the Wudong region, where the Soviet Union, in order to vigorously develop industry, relocated a large number of ethnic Russian workers here, changing the original Ukrainian majority population structure.
Now, because of NATO's eastward expansion, the Russians in the above three regions are of course not in the same heart as the Ukrainian government, and they all hope to return to the embrace of Russia, and the result has become the current tense situation.
Dear readers, after understanding this history, what do you think the next step of the situation in Russia and Ukraine will go?
