A New Beginning - Our 1992 Russian Federation

[Shikikan]

D. Fuck It, It will be the best opportunity for our geographical power and security, and let us not waste it.

Change my vote @panpiotr I'm going with C. after listening to @Kriss and others advises.

 

[ThePinkRabbit]

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A) "Independent" state of Novorussia becomes puppet of Union State, Crimea is annexed
B) Whole state of Novorussia + Crimea are annexed by the Union State

*In this case pro-Western rest of Ukraine will joins EU and NATO, nevertheless the country will be poor, as industrial base and most of resources will be in Russian hands

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C) Ukraine remains de-facto independent, but with Russian puppet government
D) Whole Ukraine is annexed by the Union State

*in this option expect mass resistance in Western and Central Ukraine, as well as prolonged guerilla warfare.

C.

 

[panpiotr]

next update on thursday

 

[Red Angel]

next update tomorrow

Again, 🍀 Good luck!

 

[RayMarshall]

Man, people really did choose the boring otl option over the fun one.

 

[shubham rai]

If we are not going to sanctioned harshly, then we atleast annex eastern Ukraine and half of central Ukraine.View attachment MapChart Map (1).png

 

[ProgressiveIsraelFan]

Nay,we could annex maybe Kherson,Saporischschja,Donezk and Luhansk,but even that will be tough.

 

[Chicken fatpepe]

D.

 

[Tsipouras1997]

D.

 

[shubham rai]

Current voting situation is very close
A/B. 3 votes
C. 11 votes
D. 14 votes
This are not concrete because people are changing there votes regularly.

 

[007]

Voting for C. Having more land mass is not what makes states succesful in the 21st century. Trying to annex Ukraine would alienate majority of Ukrainians from us. On the other hand having Kiev as a puppet has almost all of the upsides of D but without the problems

 

[ProgressiveIsraelFan]

I am a liberal Duma Member and say,we should not establish puppet regimes!
Annexing New Russia is ultima Ratio for me,but Crimea we should take.
Why can’t we have common sense? Y‘all are behaving like the goddamn LDPR!

 

[Red Angel]

Of course people are going D... Welp, we're gonna be spending a lot of attention and resources there...
Never gonna vote unless it's after the chapter...

 

[panpiotr]

Current voting situation is very close
A/B. 3 votes
C. 11 votes
D. 14 votes
This are not concrete because people are changing there votes regularly.

Could you keep an eye on it please?

 

[Ozpin]

This is the most difficult vote in existence for this timeline.

 

[ProgressiveIsraelFan]

Chairman of the State Duma of the Russian Federation:
Order!The clerk will now read aloud the current voting record.
Current voting situation in the State Duma of the Russian Federation:
Motion „Fate of Ukraine post reverse Euro-Maidan in 2013/2014“
A/B: 2 votes
C: 12 votes
D: 14 votes

 

[ProgressiveIsraelFan]

Screw it,I’m voting C just to prevent D from happening and urge others to do the same.

 

[TimTurner]

Didn't Panpiotr say we wouldn't get sanctioned just because we go with D?

 

[shubham rai]

Option B can be basically considered a support for Option D. Also, I am sure we will reach some type of compromise.
Also, no one here is a member of the LDPR, but we are choosing option D because, after all these confrontations, the right wing will be high some times. Also, leaders don't always choose the best options. This is the most probable option that a strong Russian government is going to choose.
As for democratic backsliding In some years, from the USA to Europe to Asia, we are going to see the downfall of the liberal left. Right-wing populism is going to be in style. Who knows if we don't follow someone in the future, it will be a more audacious move.
@panpiotr already said we are not going to be sanctioned harshly, and we can improve all relations with the West during Trump's tenure in 2017. So I don't see the need for such a necessity to choose option C.

 

[Ajobek]

Option D