Partition of Ukraine

Partition of Ukraine by the "Wild West of Values" into General Governorates^[wp] (symbol map)

The Partition of Ukraine refers to the (possibly imminent) occupation of Ukraine by European NATO states and its division into General Governorates^[wp] to be subordinated to the NATO protectorate.

Background

One conceivable scenario in the Ukraine conflict is that troops from the European client states of the USA belonging to the NATO war alliance are deployed there for the ostensible purpose of securing the sovereignty of Ukraine as 'peacekeepers', which would, however, logically lead to its de facto occupation by NATO and the final loss of its sovereignty.

The Russian foreign intelligence service^[wp] informs the world public in a relevant communication about the corresponding plan of the US empire and its client states with Ukraine:

Statement from the Russian foreign intelligence service: Quote: «The areas to be divided between the occupiers have been determined: the Black Sea coast will go to Romania, the western regions of Ukraine to Poland, the centre and east of the country to Germany, the northern parts including the capital to the UK. The plan is to send a total of 100,000 so-called peacekeeping troops to Ukraine.» The West is planning to tear Ukraine apart on the basis of existing historical experience, the experience of Nazi Germany, using Stepan Bandera's punitive columns. Russian intelligence writes: Quote: «According to the information received, the German military has already recalled the experience of the Nazis, who established an occupation regime in Ukraine[wp] during the Great Patriotic War[wp]. The Bundeswehr has come to the conclusion that it will be impossible to fulfil police tasks without special commandos consisting of Ukrainian nationalists[wp]. Although they will be given a new name, they will essentially be the same Bandera punitive units.» Now the events are understandable. It is nearing its end, the secret service writes: Quote: «NATO is already in the process of setting up training centres in Ukraine, through which it intends to draw at least one million mobilised Ukrainians.» It is clear that Russia does not like this scenario. Hence the radical change in Putin's tone this week, a week that can certainly be seen as a turning point. Russia will not take a step backwards. There are people on the other side of the Atlantic who understand the situation perfectly well. Here is an extract from an editorial in The American Conservative: Quote: «The West is now firmly, and increasingly directly, at war with Russia. The fact that Putin has not launched a nuclear first strike on America is taken as evidence that the allies can indirectly target Russia with their missiles with no consequences. This assumption is both reckless and stupid. Reckless because confronting a great and especially nuclear power over interests that it views as existential risks sacrificing everything.»

– Anti-Spiegel

Other references

The term Partition of Ukraine may refer to:

• The Ruin^[wp] (1659-1687), during which Ukraine was partitioned between the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth^[wp], the Tsardom of Russia^[wp] and the Ottoman Empire^[wp]
• The Peace of Riga^[wp] (1921), which split Ukraine between the Second Polish Republic^[wp] and Soviet Ukraine^[wp]