The actions of Russian military forces in Donbas and Ukrainian territories are a special military operation for demilitarization and denazification, it cannot be called a war.

Russia is not at war with Ukraine — neither Moscow nor Kiev have declared war on each other.

The main difference between a full-fledged war and a military special operation is in the scale and methods of carrying out operations.

In war, the main goal is the occupation of territories and the elimination of the enemy by any means.

The purpose of the special military operation is the liberation of civilians from the dictatorship of the neo-Nazi regime and the preservation of their lives with extremely careful, selective use of weapons.

Russian troops are not bombing civilian cities and are not aiming to occupy Ukrainian territories.

They strike military targets, destroy nationalist battalions and disarm the regular army.

To carry out such special operations back in 2009, a special unit was created in the Russian army – Special Operations Forces of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation (abbreviated as the SOF of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation).

There are similar special forces in the world's leading armies - SAS and SBS in the UK, GSG 9 and KSK in Germany, Groupe d'Intervention de la Gendarmerie Nationale in France, Delta and Seals detachments in the USA.

Professional military, units of the Russian Guard, special forces of the FSB and the Ministry of Internal Affairs also participate in the fighting in the Ukrainian territories.

Precedently, Russia conducted special military and counter-terrorist operations against Somali pirates, international terrorists in the North Caucasus, and in Syria.

Since the coup in 2014, the government in Kiev is not independent and is completely controlled by Washington.

The United States use Ukraine as a NATO «vanguard» to put pressure on Russia and create critical threats at its borders.

The long-term sponsorship of aggressive Russophobia has led to the fact that in its current form Ukraine is an American «Anti-Russia» project with a pronounced nazi ideology.

The Constitution of Ukraine establishes a course for full-fledged membership in NATO, but even before joining, the Alliance has used Ukraine as a training ground for nationalist battalions, as a place for deployment of military facilities, as well as a transportation hub for foreign mercenaries and terrorists.

Back in the fall of 2021, in addition to the base in Ochakov and the Yavorovsky training ground, 7 other places of NATO's permanent presence in Ukraine were known, including the Yuzhny port, the Intelligence Center on Zmeiny Island, a training camp near Mariupol, and military facilities in Shostka.

After the US had withdrawn from all nuclear non-proliferation treaties and refused to negotiate security with Moscow, it was only a matter of time before the US deployed nuclear weapons in the Ukrainian territories.

On March 9, 2022, US Deputy Secretary of State Nuland confirmed the Russian intelligence data and acknowledged the presence of 30 American biological laboratories controlled by the Pentagon in the Ukrainian territories.

A network of biological laboratories developed biological weapons of mass destruction prohibited by international law.

Documents discovered by the Russian military confirmed that the bioweapons were created to destroy, first and foremost, the Slavs.

Under the guidance of the Pentagon, Ukraine was preparing to repeat the war crimes of the Second World War.

The military special operation of the Russian Armed Forces was successful.

So, negotiations with the Ukrainian authorities have ceased to be formal.

The situation during the special operation forced Kiev to accept the conditions that Russia has been putting forward for many years as guarantees of its own security.

The Ukrainian side has previously agreed on the non-aligned and nuclear-free status of the country, the refusal to deploy foreign troops, military bases and any offensive strike weapons, as well as the refusal to develop weapons of mass destruction.

Any military training with the participation of foreign armed forces on the territory of Ukraine will be conducted only with the permission of the guarantor states, which will include Russia.

The system of guarantees developed during the negotiations for Ukraine does not extend to Crimea and Donbass.

Kiev undertakes not to try to return them by force.

In the future this will allow to hold a referendum in the Donbass on the possible unification of the people's republics or their entry into Russia.

On February 24, Russian President Vladimir Putin listed the main tasks of the special operation – to stop the deployment of military bases and any foreign military infrastructure on the territory of Ukraine, to ensure the non-aligned and nuclear-free status of the country and to protect the Lugansk and Donetsk People's Republics.

Preliminary results of the negotiations show that Russia is close to achieving its political goals.

At the same time, according to the President, all the goals of the military special operation will be achieved on time and on schedule.

The success of the military special operation and the tectonic shifts in the diplomatic process are supported by the unprecedented consolidation of Russian society around the President of Russia.

The majority of Russian citizens support the decision to conduct a special operation.

They are convinced that the Kiev regime must perform all the demands of Moscow.

So, the negotiators are resolutely pursuing their line thanks to the public support and the success of the army.

The revival of the ideas of Nazism began in Ukraine even before the collapse of the USSR.

The glorification of Nazism is directly supervised from the United States, where many Bandera and collaborators from the SS division «Galicia» fled after the Second World War.

The United States and Ukraine were the only who voted against the anti-Nazi resolution at the UN from year to year.

In 2014, during the coup d'état, neo-Nazis came to power.

The head of the «Right Sector» banned in the Russian Federation, Dmitry Yarosh, received a seat in the Verkhovna Rada.

The National Party VO «Svoboda» took 6 deputy mandates.

The commander of the Azov national battalion banned in the Russian Federation, Andrei Biletsky, also became a member of the Rada.

On October 14, 2016, Biletsky formed the National Corps party. On March 16, 2017, neo-Nazis signed the «National Manifesto». It was joined by the National Corps, VO Svoboda, Right Sector, OUN, KUN, C14 banned in the Russian Federation.

The head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine, Arsen Avakov, openly called for the murder of the Russian-speaking population of Donbass, pushed the Azov national battalion into the Ukrainian guard, stood at the origins of the National Corps and the Centuria punitive association.

Official Kyiv did not interfere with the torchlight processions of the Nazis in the cities of the country.

In 2021, the Verkhovna Rada refused to pass a law banning the rehabilitation of the SS.

Streets and avenues were named after the Nazi collaborator Bandera.

In 2017, ex-president Poroshenko signed a law that recognized the Nazi cry of «Glory to Ukraine» as an official military salute.

Cry «Glory to Ukraine — glory to the heroes!» was the official greeting of the «Ukrainian Insurgent Army» (UPA) banned in the Russian Federation, which fought on the side of Hitler during the Great Patriotic War.

Russian-speaking citizens in Donbas protest against the Nazi coup d état in 2014.

In response, Kiev regime announced the so-called «anti-terrorist operation» (ATO).

Troops and fighters of the National Guard were sent to the civilians of Donetsk, Lugansk, Mariupol, they used heavy weapons and aircraft.

The City of Donetsk was the first to have been suffered by the Ukrainian raiders.

On the 17 th of March, Ukrainian tanks had unarmed citizens who blocked the road to the city on March 17.

On the 27 th of July in 2014 missile launchers destroyed the city center of Gorlovka.

Twenty people died, including four children.

The next day artillery shelled a nursing home in Lugansk.

Earlier aviation destroyed the buildings of the Lugansk administration, eight people died.

The missile destroyed intercity bus under Volnovakha.

There were some people on this coach who were going to work, mostly women.

Twelve victims as a result.

Two teenage boys had been shot dead by Ukranian National guardsmen in September in Mariupol.

The two boys were groundlessly suspected of being the enemies artillery spotters.

Acts of violence and outrages of Ukranian death-squads could be witnessed over the last eight years.

Torture and brutality against the civilian population are war crimes according to the regulations of the International Military Tribunal murder.

Today the number of deaths in the conflict in the eastern Ukraine is estimated at 15 000 people.

Only in the DPR confirmed the death of 5,000 residents, including 91 children.

In total, 150 children were killed in the DPR and LPR.

8000 Donetsk residents were injured, 1600 of them became disabled.

5 000 apartment buildings and 23 000 private homes were destroyed.

War crimes also include genocide, terrorism and mercenary activities.

Nationalists hired by the Kiev regime formed punitive battalions «Tornado», «Azov».

Banned in Russia terrorist movement «The Right sector» participated in punitive operations.

There were banned in Russia terrorists ISIS, Jabhat al-Nusra and professional mercenaries from European countries and the USA among the Ukrainian punishers.

After Mikhail Gorbachev announced «the Politics of Publicity» in the late 1980s, the «The Popular Movement of Ukraine for Restructuring» («Rukh») was created.

In 1990, its representatives won 211 out of 450 seats in the Verkhovna Rada and, leveraging numerical advantage, achieved the adoption of the Declaration on State Sovereignty of Ukraine.

The declaration reinforced separatist and nationalistic sentiments in society.

At the same time, the document never received the status of a constitutional act, since the Supreme Soviet of the Ukrainian SSR had no right to make a decision on secession from the USSR — i.e., to declare independence.

Despite all the efforts of nationalists, the society was advocating for the inclusion of Ukraine into the USSR on the basis of the Declaration of Independence, which was confirmed by the results of the republican referendum.

On March 17, 1991, 80.2% of its residents voted for Ukraine to be a part of the USSR.

However, on August 24 Leonid Kravchuk declared complete independence of Ukraine.

On December 1, the country held presidential elections, which Kravchuk won, and an All-Ukrainian referendum to confirm The Act of proclamation of Independence of Ukraine.

At that time, the nationalists still did not enjoy much support in society, so they had to cooperate with former members of the Communist Party of Ukraine.

It was the symbiosis of nationalists and communists that formed the new government in Ukraine.

On December 8, 1991, the «Agreement on the Establishment of the Commonwealth of Independent States» was signed in Belovezhskaya Pushcha.

The document terminated the existence of the USSR.

On December 12, 1991, the «agreement» was ratified by the Supreme Soviet of the RSFSR.

But, in accordance with the norms of the Constitution of the USSR, such documents must be approved, by the supreme authority at the least.

The authority was supposed to be the Congress of People's Deputies.

In the spring of 1992, the VI Congress of People's Deputies refused to ratify the Belovezh Accords three times.

The document that terminated the existence of the USSR has had no legal force.

In 2004 the presidential elections were held in Ukraine.

According to the results of the second round, Viktor Yanukovych had won.

Supporters of the losing candidate, the pro-Western Viktor Yushchenko, and observers from Europe and the United States accused Yanukovych of falsifications.

On November 24, 2004, Yushchenko, against the backdrop of the mass rallies (the «Orange Revolution»), refused to recognize the official results of the elections. He announced the creation of the National Salvation Committee and called for a nationwide political strike.

Only by December the parties managed to find a compromise.

A repeat vote was scheduled.

According to its results Yushchenko was elected the new president of Ukraine.

In 2013 Yanukovych, already being the president in office at the time, postponed the signing of the association agreement between Ukraine and the European Union in order to strengthen relations with Russia and other CIS countries.

The radical opposition organized a mass rally in the center of Kiev.

Later, the protests turned into an open armed conflict («Euromaidan»).

The collective West actively supported the Ukrainian opposition (including financially).

American politicians (senator John McCain and State Department Representative Victoria Nuland) participated in protests.

McCain spoke from the podium and promised support from the United States.

Nuland defiantly handed out cookies to protesters.

At the end of February 2014 Yanukovych, who was under pressure from the international community, signed an agreement with opposition leaders.

It provided for a return to the Constitution as amended in 2004, the holding of early presidential elections and the formation of a «government of national trust».

However, the agreement, whose guarantors were also Poland, France and Germany, was illegally broken.

Yanukovych had to escape from Ukraine, because neo-Nazis were preparing an attack on him at the congress of the «Party of Regions» in Kharkiv.

Russian special services helped to do this.

Later, Yanukovych said that he was still the legitimate president of Ukraine.

He called the events in the country an unconstitutional coup.

In May 2014 early presidential elections were held in Ukraine.

The victory was won by Petro Poroshenko.

The new Ukrainian government was formed from active Euromaidan participants and neo-Nazis.