I guess it needs time, Kazakhstan switched to latin Alphabet recently, Usbekistan and Turkmenistan did a while ago its only a matter of time until the Russian influenced gets reduced to a minimum.So are the Romanians, just that we didn't genocide, multiple times, Turkic populations throughout Europe, Caucasus and Central Asia.I think it speaks volumes about the Stockholm syndrome within the wider Turkic world
I guess it needs time, Kazakhstan switched to latin Alphabet recently, Usbekistan and Turkmenistan did a while ago its only a matter of time until the Russian influenced gets reduced to a minimum.
Ultranationalist who think of building greater Albanian or greater Romania or greater hungaria should learn from Germany and Iraqi experience of greater country and how that destroyed them in the end
What about russian prednestr region? Donbas v2 is coming?As a small piece of good news the pro Russian faction was actually routed tonight, to my surprise, to be honest...the sitting President lost.....57.7 to 42.3%
I would cut that God forsaken region loose.Their GDP per capita is half of Moldova, and we all know how rich Moldova is, their few exports mostly go to Moldova and the EU....get the 40-50k people who want to get out out and leave the other 400k to their miserable faith...here!have your independence or reunion with Russia or whatever....goodbye!What about russian prednestr region? Donbas v2 is coming?
Exapnsion will lead to downfall. I see the Armenians with their miserable situationist they claim lands from turkey and Georgia even though they can’t keep karabakh and Azeris do the same they can’t afford war with Armenia yet they claim lands from Iran Georgia and Russia the Albanians can barely defeat Serbia yet they claim lands from Greece Montenegro and MacedoniaRomania has never been an important country and never will be.
We mustn't confuse "greater" with what is required to secure national survival. For example Turkey tried the peace route and all it did was bring us great dangers and threats, we have no choice but to expand.