■Preface
Some topics about the Russian-Ukrainian conflict cannot be asked in detail, because once you find out the root, you must make your position clear. Are you pro-Ukrainian or pro-Russia? You must choose a side station! I also found that many netizens are saying that they are neutral, but they are obviously pro-Russia or pro-Ukrainian positions.
A Russian-Ukrainian conflict divided the Chinese people's position on this matter into three parts: some netizens were pro-Ukrainian, some were pro-Russian, and some were not close to anyone. Ask yourself: What part does it belong to?
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■Personal position
I have also asked myself about my position, is it pro-Ukraine, pro-Russia or neutral? I found that I was real and didn't kiss anyone, but it seemed that I wasn't completely neutral! In many aspects, I firmly support Russia, and in some aspects I sympathize with the Ukrainian people, but not all. I would like to explain my personal position and I would like to hear your opinions and feedback:
① Rather than saying that Russia invaded Ukraine, Russia intervened in Ukraine. Because the root cause of the outbreak of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict lies in NATO's eastward expansion of and Ukraine's abandonment of neutrality has caused Russia's geopolitical crisis. The purpose of Russia's intervention is not to destroy Ukraine's country, nor to kill people, encroach on land and plunder resources, but to demand that Ukraine remain neutral and not join any military group, thereby ensuring Russia's strategic security.
②I do not support the merger of the referendum on Ukraine into Russia. Of course, this was also the political gambling and nuclear deterrent gambling that Russia was forced to adopt at that time, but it was wrong to annex other country's land no matter how it was. I won’t mention Crimea here, because to mention Crimea, there will be 6 Russian people who have been persecuted in the territory by the Ukrainian authorities. Only the matters after the outbreak of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict are mentioned here.
③I support Ukraine in taking the political and military neutrality and the independence and independence of the state, and establishing a new government that is not controlled by the outside world, and a new government that is not subject to oligarchs or around . I support the awakening of the Ukrainian people's consciousness, just like the Communist Party of China back then. A new authority that comes from the Ukrainian people, relies on and unites the ordinary Ukrainians, and starts from the interests of all Ukrainians.
④I support Russia's intervention in Ukraine's purge of Nazi organizations such as the Azov Camp and radical nationalist terrorists. If you remember correctly, the riots in Hong Kong that year also had the shadow of Azov Camp, right?
⑤I support Russia in any devastating blow to the international mercenaries on the battlefield of Ukraine. doesn't need to consider any humanitarian factors, because the so-called mercenaries are pretended to be NATO active soldiers. In fact, this is a group of gangsters who are not good at martial arts and besieged a lonely and injured man. I can't see these despicable villains bullying together, so I support Russia's strong counterattack and eliminate these so-called mercenaries.
⑥ In addition, as for the question of whether to sympathize with the Ukrainian people, I have to say a few words! The Ukrainian government was a government that the Ukrainian people voted for by the Western democratic method they chose according to their favorite choices, so they should bear the consequences for their choices. The Ukrainian government has gradually abandoned neutrality, engaged in oligarchy, raised the Azov Nazis, persecuted the Russians in eastern Ukraine for many years, approached NATO and accepted US manipulation, which triggered the Russian-Ukrainian conflict. From this perspective, do you sympathize with the Ukrainian people? Then everyone has different opinions.
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■Conclusion
I think Chinese netizens should still try to be neutral, whether Russia or Ukraine, they cannot generalize, and generalize from the side. You cannot think that everything Ukraine does is right just because you are pro-Russia, and you cannot think that everything Russia does is right because you are pro-Russia. What do you think?
