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Zelensky Repeats U.S. Line, Says War Not Over Until Ukraine Reclaims Crimea

Zelensky Repeats U.S. Line, Says War Not Over Until Ukraine Reclaims Crimea

Crimea would likely still be a part of Ukraine if the U.S. had not orchestrated a coup to overthrow the government of the democratically elected president of Ukraine, Viktor Yanukovych.

Jul 04, 2023
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The Crimean Peninsula seen from a satellite image. (CIA)

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky seems to be trying to distance himself from the stalled counteroffensive and on Monday repeated his U.S.-approved claim that the war with Russia cannot end until Ukraine reclaims Crimea.

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“We cannot imagine Ukraine without Crimea. And while Crimea is under the Russian occupation, it means only one thing: War is not over yet,” the former clown told CNN.

TRENDPOST: Russia did not attack Crimea in 2014. The Russian military already had a presence there. Under a lease agreement (which did not expire until 2047), negotiated when Russia granted independence to Ukraine, its Black Sea Fleet is based at Sevastopol port in Crimea.

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