Why doesn't Russia push farther into Ukraine?

Why doesn't Russia push farther into Ukraine?

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They don't want to risk embargos, they already got Sebast

opol

to those asking themselves why did russia push into ukraine at all

>why does russia not want a nato military base on its fucking border
some things of this universe are so hard to understand, utterly mysterious, that human mind can never comprehend them
i guess we will never know, why were so many cia snipers and american diplomats, fucking cia director and fucking CLINTONS found on ukrainian soil shortly before their 100% organic protests and unrests

Strictly speaking, Ukraine would have been more trouble than it was ever worth if not for important docks around Sevastopol.

When the revolution happened, Russians assumed it would be quelled, and they could go back to Crimea within the week as their own personal military base/Ibiza. That didn't happen, so Russia *cough liberated cough* 'friendly Ukrainian citizens' in the surrounding region.

you guys should have turned out more when Montenegro joined NATO.
You're one of Russia's few allies aside from Belarus.

Here in the West we're so conditioned to believe the Russians are the ultimate Big Bad that it's basically impossible for a lot of people to even begin to see things from their perspective.

serb politicians are all cia plants since the 1999 air campaign

ye, a country that has paranoid schizophrenia about being invaded because there wasnt a century where it wasnt invaded, got spooked when someone started messing around its borders, massing troops and building nato military bases

quick, someone call a meme degree experts such as humanities or "political science" or "international relations" graduates to explain why constantly invaded country doesnt like weird shit upsetting the status quo on its border

This is very true, people here just don't get it. The way media reports anything on Russia, it has to be negative. People here do not know Russian history and cannot understand what it's like to sacrifice in blood for hundreds of years. They have no idea what true suffering and defeat is like, they don't know the struggle for ones very soil.

I totally symathize with how that must feel, especially from the Serb side of things. I honor you guys for trying your hardest to resist and hold on to what is your identity.

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Mainly because there's no reason to and risks at too high. We can liberate Donbas same way we liberated Crimea but it gives less advantages considering what Donetsk is and what Crimea was. There's no need for more land if it doesn't give strategical advantage.