Good for them, can also start any number of others anyday. Anyone they want can access.
Whatever "color" was this supposed "color revolution"? I didn't get an answer this question. I don't remember NATO calling this aggression. I think you just made it up.
And no one really even cares about this country, frankly. Even Americans didn't really care about the protests in Cuba. Most of them probably don't even know Kazakhstan is a real country.
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Nah, wrong. Try again if you want to convince me there was a "color revolution".
Oh, and googling "cyan revolution" is stupid because it would be named after something that is cyan rather than literally "cyan" so like "Turquoise Revolution" (that is if Russia hadn't coathangered it).
No "Turquoise Revolution". Just admit there was no color revolution.
Btw the Ukrainian aspiration to join NATO predates their actual color revolution (Orange Revolution). Kuchma had declared that officially in 2002.
Also Kuchma (who was brought down by a color revolution, mind you), more recently:
Leonid Kuchma: I don't think we should expect [military] intervention from Russia. We gave up Crimea very easily without firing a bullet. Ukraine could have done a lot to prevent the situation we have today. As for the next step, we can see that Russia is trying to create mayhem in southeastern Ukraine. To some extent Russia is succeeding in its goal, because there is not only an ideology and the protection of Russian-speakers behind it, but also very big money is involved here -- there is no doubt about it. Many political experts believe Russia will do everything it can to destabilize the situation in Ukraine's southeastern regions. Keeping a large contingent of military forces near the Ukrainian border is part of that effort, and it is having an impact. It can only be resolved with the help of the West and the United States. (...) As for the international community, there are dozens of examples in the world in which, at the beginning, everyone makes noise about but then Americans don't want to get involved and most importantly they don't want to waste their money. They all have promised to defend Ukraine's interests. But when it comes to introducing tougher economic sanctions, no one is going to do that. Because they all have their own financial interests in mind.
Good for them, can also start any number of others anyday. Anyone they want can access.
Whatever "color" was this supposed "color revolution"? I didn't get an answer this question. I don't remember NATO calling this aggression. I think you just made it up.
And no one really even cares about this country, frankly. Even Americans didn't really care about the protests in Cuba. Most of them probably don't even know Kazakhstan is a real country.
Presumably cyan but I'm not sure what the point of the question is.
Nah, wrong. Try again if you want to convince me there was a "color revolution".
I'm not sure what point you're trying to make here.
Oh, and googling "cyan revolution" is stupid because it would be named after something that is cyan rather than literally "cyan" so like "Turquoise Revolution" (that is if Russia hadn't coathangered it).
No "Turquoise Revolution". Just admit there was no color revolution.
Btw the Ukrainian aspiration to join NATO predates their actual color revolution (Orange Revolution). Kuchma had declared that officially in 2002.
Also Kuchma (who was brought down by a color revolution, mind you), more recently: