International events usually reveal the victory of peoples over dictatorial leaders and the triumph of freedom and free opinion at the end of the long tough road. The more hostile political currents get tougher the more the essence of conflicts become clearer.
Yesterday, the regime of Ukrainian President Victor Yanukovych collapsed after the parliament unanimously agreed to remove him from power Yanukovych abandoned his residence in Kiev to protesters following week long clashes in the capital and denounced what he termed as the coup against him.
The parliament also agreed to free Ukrainian opposition leader Yulia Tymoshenko, Yanukovych’s bitter rival, who was jailed over corruption charges. The overthrow of Yanukovych will bring Ukraine closer to Europe away from Russia’s hegemony
The Ukrainian parliament’s decision to overthrow Yanukovych dash Putin’s hopes to reunite the biggest number of soviet union states together again. Moscow lost Ukraine’s 46 million population that could have brought back the dreams of long hoped for Soviet Union Empire.
After her release Tymoshenko said the parliament’s vote on the removal of Yanukovych is fall of dictatorship, saying “with the fall of dictatorship, we are now capable of seeing the sun and sky”.
I believe that the fall of Yanukovych is a landmark that shows that our country is also capable of seeing the sun and the sky with the fall of fake dictatorship led by the autocratic leaders that do not understand the language of free peoples or free opinions. They only understand the language of bloodshed, terrorism and the false desire of introducing changes to serve their colonial interests.
What is taking place in Ukraine is similar to what is happening in the Middle East, Africa and the Gulf. Its main goal is to defeat democracy advocates. dictatorship opponents and those who really block the opinion of the free people
The ball is now in the court of the United States so what will be the next step of the Russian bear and its hoped-for dreams of the Soviet Union?
