Talk:Pavlo Zhebrivskyi

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In the fourth paragraph, I read :

"After the Russian invasion in August 2014"

What is it about? I have heard of claims of a Russian invasion in Ukraine, repeatedly since earlier in 2014, yet not only nothing such has been established, but even the head of Ukrainian armies, General Muzenko admitted there was no such invasion on January 28th 2015 on Ukrainian Espresso TV, confirming similar statements by Markian Lubkivsky, a high official of Ukrainian intelligence, on November 6th (2014), and by Oleksander Torchynov, speaker of the Ukrainian Parliament (Rada), in June 2014 to Novoye Vremya. The very payment of IMF loans, forbidden to countries in war, proves as well, that there is no Russian invasion and Ukrainian government signed forms to such effect.

At least, by what we call Russia : the Russian Federation.

Where there is an ambiguity often used by Ukrainian officials, is, they call "Russians" the very inhabitants of Eastern Ukraine, who are Ukrainian citizens, and pretend to kill or to expell them to Russia, and steal their land, which constitutes a genocide. Therefore, the use of the term "Russian invasion" may also refer to a genocidal dialectics, and involve Wikipedia in such a dialectics! — Preceding unsigned comment added by 86.143.146.11 (talk) 14:19, 17 December 2015 (UTC)