In the United States, for example, the line between mass murderer and hero coincides precisely with the boundaries of your house. Am I correct? So, if 10 armed men burst into your house without permission and you kill them, you're a hero of the Special Military Operation. But if it's not your house, then you're no longer a hero but a mass murderer. Am I understanding this correctly? Based on this same logic, Vlad supporters are always happy to explain to their Western opponents that the same logic should be applied to the Ukrainian issue. Vlad explains that Moscow granted Kyiv only conditional sovereignty under the condition of neutrality. This system of relations practically means that Moscow retains the right to own these Soviet lands. Furthermore, Lavrov explains that if the terms of the "lease" are violated, Ukraine's "independence" can be revoked. This is exactly what a landlord does if a client starts causing trouble with a weapon in a rented house. Every Soviet country had a legal and relatively simple way to acquire land permanently, unconditionally, following the procedure of Law 1409. However, in the modern world, people increasingly prefer to rent.
