Filidal Fili-Russi vs: so Ukraine is divided

In Ukraine coexist two factions, If so, each with precise geographical, linguistic and political location can be said: in the western part the Ukrainians of native Ukrainian and anti-Russian feelings; In the eastern part, the …

Written by: Jack Williams

Published on: February 10, 2025

In Ukraine coexist two factions, If so, each with precise geographical, linguistic and political location can be said: in the western part the Ukrainians of native Ukrainian and anti-Russian feelings; In the eastern part, the Ukrainians of Russian native speakers and pro-Russian feelings. The two factions, roughly, are equivalent numerically. The map above refers to the electoral results of 2010 (a similar map of the 2004 elections is analogous) and testifies this reality of fair distribution between the two factions: in yellow where the pro-western and blue prevailed where the pro-Russians prevailed.

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