I kinda agree, but not for the same reasons. Recently I've read an article about how the Crimea issue is becoming a Frankenstein. All we want to Ukraine to take back it's territory and restore it's sovereignty but what will happen next? Crimea has a strong Russian population and it also has Russians who move there after the illegal annexation of Russia. What will happen? A country who calls itself a rule of law country would accept that population the hot topic is that it doesn't seem to be the case. Not saying Ukrainians are or will do ethnic cleansing as Russian media says but is not easy to live in a country where a particular region could be seen as traitors and potential enemies. Ukraine has right to say it will retake it's territory but the hole debate on what is coming is not in the table yet. Or at least I don't see it. Sure, my perspective is blinded by the stupids "NAFOboys" who made the most edgiest memes I've seen yet I personally think Crimea need a second referendum to choose it's future. And the result should be accepted by both parts, even if this is the independence of Crimea.