
The fact that Vladimir Vladimirovich decided to drink his peacekeeping bowl to the end still does not mean that he was interested in the world. He may be interested in sanctions - after all, it is impossible to impose sanctions against peacekeepers, right? And if Vladimir Vladimirovich wants to be abundant for the separatists in the southeast of Ukraine, and they are not sniffed-so they are the people, and the people, as you know, are always right everywhere. And if Vladimir Vladimirovich rejoices in the Ukrainian presidential election, and they break away - so who is a doctor, such an unlucky junta, even cannot hold elections.
Another question: why Vladimir Vladimirovich believes that to prevent sanctions, it is enough just to put on toga - and they will immediately believe him. But this is a rhetorical question. After all, the Kremlin is convinced that the world is simply obliged to believe in the "green men" who have nothing to do with the Russian army, in the Crimean referendum as the most legitimate in the world and in southeastern peaceful separatists who confuse helicopters with leaflets. And if faith in all this should replace reality to the world to the world, then why not believe in the peacekeeping efforts of the Russian president - even if the president of Russia and the finger will not move his finger to realize these efforts.
Therefore, I would not have been in a hurry to wonder about the consequences of Putin’s statements, the prospects of Ukrainian settlement and the price that Kyiv and the West will have to pay for this. After all, politics differs from journalism that words in it should be accompanied by deeds. And without these matters, any toga of the peacekeeper will still remind us of a uniform, buttoned up for all buttons.