News /
Poland's aid to Ukraine if Russia invades - part 27 [784]
Can somebody please name the worst five?
I usually ignore your most retarded questions but I'm in a good mood today and it's Christmas, so...
1.
Systematic human rights violations (Ukrainian citizens subjected to intimidation, arbitrary detention, enforced disappearances, and politically motivated prosecutions).
2.
Freedom of expression deteriorated sharply (independent media being shut down or forced into exile, and assembly rights were also limited).
3.
Forced displacement and family separation (tens of thousands of Ukrainians left Crimea due to political pressure, fear of persecution, or loss of livelihood. This internal displacement fractured families, disrupted careers, and imposed long-term economic and psychological burdens on those who relocated to mainland Ukraine).
4.
Cultural and educational suppression (Ukrainian-language education was largely dismantled. Schools, media outlets, and cultural institutions promoting Ukrainian identity were closed or converted. Over time, this eroded linguistic rights and limited the transmission of Ukrainian cultural and historical narratives to younger generations).
5.
Economic decline (this one actually affected Ukrainians and Russians alike): International sanctions imposed after the annexation reduced investment, restricted banking access, and cut Crimea off from global markets. Ukrainians who remained faced shrinking job opportunities, higher prices, and deteriorating infrastructure, particularly in sectors previously integrated with Ukraine's economy.
If loss of rights, diminished freedoms, coerced identity changes, economic decline and long-term displacement are not enough for you, Rysiek, then maybe we could also mention...
6.
Forced military conscription into a foreign army (Ukrainian residents of Crimea have been compelled to serve in the Russian armed forces, despite international law prohibiting an occupying power from conscripting residents of occupied territory. Thousands have been drafted, some deployed far from Crimea, exposing them to criminal liability under Ukrainian law and physical risk in Russian military operations).
7.
Political prisoners and fabricated terrorism cases (dozens of Ukrainians were imprisoned on manufactured extremism or terrorism charges, often based on coerced testimony or secret evidence. These cases typically resulted in long prison sentences in penal colonies inside Russia, far from families, with limited access to legal counsel and medical care).
8.
Expropriation and confiscation of property (homes, farmland, and businesses owned by Ukrainians - especially those who fled - were confiscated or "nationalized" by occupation authorities. Courts operating under Russian law
retroactively invalidated Ukrainian property titles, leaving owners with no realistic legal recourse).
We could also mention militarization and endangerment of civilian life and enforced isolation from Ukraine and the rest of civilised world but we have 8 points already and you asked for five. And that's just Crimea. As for mainland Ukraine... even a complete and utter retard like you realises what this war did to people there, so let's skip this topic for the time being.
Mafketis will now tell me that I shouldn't be talking to you because you're a Russian shill, scumbag piece of sh*t and attention seeking narcissist. When he does, it will be very difficult for me to disagree; but I always try to look for the best in people, so maybe - just maybe - the remaining shards of brain left between your ears will finally start working. Here's hoping.
