Many people say that Putin lost half of the war as soon as he started, but if you look at the Russian-speaking countries, you will find that this is not the case at all.
It must be admitted that this world is divided into the English-speaking world, the Russian-speaking world and the Chinese-speaking world.
Among them, the English-speaking world is full of all kinds of lies concocted by the United States and Britain, which are invariably unfriendly to Russia and China.
Many say that Putin, who has solved Ukraine's problems by force, has lost from the start.
In fact, it is Probably Russia's neighbors who have a say in this matter.
For example, the president of Kyrgyzstan publicly stated that "Sadr Japarov stressed Kiev's responsibility for the failure of the Minsk agreement and expressed support for Russia's decisive action aimed at defending the people of Donbass." ”
It is clear that Kyrgyzstan believes that Ukraine first violated the Minsk agreement before it eventually led to the war. And Russia's action against Ukraine is to defend the people of Donbass.
Similarly, another country, Shafkat Mirziyoyev of Uzbekistan, also expressed "understanding" of Russia's actions in Ukraine in his talks with Putin. The president's press office did not deny making such a statement at the highest level, but declined to provide any further information, claiming that the republic's position was "balanced and neutral."
Kazakhstan shares the same attitude, with President Tokayev saying that "the Minsk agreement stays on paper, which led to military action in Ukraine." ”
If Ukraine were Russia's brother, the five Central Asian countries would only be considered Russia's cousins. From the perspective of blood relatives, Russia should be closer to Ukraine. But now that the Russian-Ukrainian conflict is a matter of brotherly war, these cousins of the five Central Asian countries may know better who is right and who is wrong.
Why do all five Central Asian countries support Russia? The reason is that, like Ukraine, they have Russian speakers and are part of the Russian-speaking world.
The people of Donbass in eastern Ukraine, because speaking Russian is subject to genocidal Nazi persecution. All this is felt by only the people of the Russian-speaking area!
The positions of many politicians, experts and journalists suggest that there are also many Russian supporters in the region, who have influenced the positions of some regional leaders. As can be seen from the above remarks, they are well aware of the history of events in Ukraine and Donbass, including the crimes committed by pro-Kiev forces against civilians, and have largely established their views.
This is because the proportion of Russian speakers in the region remains high: 73% in Kyrgyzstan and 79% in Kazakhstan. As a result, they can get information from Russian and Russian-speaking Ukrainian media, rather than relying on news about the conflict from American and British journalists as many countries in the world do. In addition, the family and friendly relations since the Soviet era have brought the country and the people closer together, making people feel the troubles of their compatriots in the past more deeply.
Un sources show that 13,000 people were killed in Donbass as a result of punitive actions by Ukrainian authorities and massacres of people opposed to the Kiev regime, such as the mass burning of the Odessa Trade Union Building.
From this point of view, the entry of Russian troops into Ukraine, not aggression, but
Hang the people and cut down the crime!
