Strategic Culture Foundation editorial: Crimea’s Reunification with Russia – a Landmark Event
This week the people of Crimea celebrated the fifth anniversary of joining the Russian Federation. People across Russia shared their joy. Centuries of common culture and history made the reunification more like a homecoming. Crimea’s important role in defeating Nazi Germany’s genocidal assault on Mother Russia eight decades ago gives it a cherished place in Russia’s modern history.
Russian President Vladimir Putin and several dignitaries were in attendance of the ceremonies held on the Black Sea peninsula. Two power stations were opened underlining the energy independence of Crimea and its future integral development with Russia.
Earlier this year saw the opening of a 19-kilometer road and rail bridge – the longest in Europe – across the Kerch Strait from Russia’s mainland to Crimea at a cost of nearly $4 billion.
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WNU Editor: I concur with the above conclusion. Crimea is not going to go back to Ukraine.
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And the Golan Heights is not going to be returned to Syria.
The people of Ukraine were fleeing an unelected government that was killing those who apposed it.
Neither Western Sahara.
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