Comments by "Sergey Bebenin" (@sergeybebenin) on "Al Jazeera English" channel.

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  17.  @OakInch  Oh boy, I don't even know where to begin. 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️ 1. NATO doesn't station troops in Ukraine. Only a handful on training mission by invitation. Of course Ukraine has every right as any sovereign nation. I'm not making any excuses... There's no need to make excuses 😆. Ukraine simply wants help from NATO and they are getting help from NATO. They don't have to ask anyone for permission. 2. It's impossible for army to occupy own territory so in 2014 it was russia that occupied Crimea and east. The person who was at the "tip of the spear" says it himself. His name is Girkin (aka Strelkov) and I already lost count how many times he said himself in interviews that his battalion (from russia) is the "match that ignited this fire". That was a quote. By the way, he's also the one that was involved in Crimea. 3. USSR was comprised of independent republics that had a right to leave. At least on paper this is how it was recorded. So in 1991 USSR fell apart just by agreement and no, russia does not have any rights on Ukrainian land because Ukraine is not Russia. 4. Crimea is part of/tied to Ukraine historically, physically and logically. Ukraine and Crimean Tatars have even been allies a number of times against Moscovy. But anyway, it's part of Ukraine and no one in the world considers it part of russia (except maybe Venezuela and Syria dictators 😆). There's no reason to add anything else here. 5. Just as a side note... Ukraine existed before russia, existed during russian empire (in different forms) and will always exist. Russia on the other hand is a still undissolved empire. But it's on the way to disintegrate even more. History tells the story. Word "Ukraine" is on many ancient maps while in place of modern russia you won't find "Russia".
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