>> It does not. Russian is spoken in all parts of Ukraine.
> Ukrainian is spoken in Ukraine, except the areas with Russian majorities,
> which is *not* the whole country.
Sure it is. Nevertheless, Russian is spoken and understood by many in Ukraine.
> Both languages are Slavic, but they are not the same language.
>> I doubt that Ukrainian is widely spoken in Russia or taught in schools.
> Who claimed it was? I would strongly suspect it is frowned upon to speak
> it in Russia proper.
This is my point.
>> The west didn't invade Ukraine, Russia did.
> Correct. The blind squirrel finds a nut!
Good, now we are getting somewhere.
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