Former President of Russia Medvedev showed a map of Ukraine’s division

During a public appearance, the former president, now Deputy Chairman of the Security Council of Russia, Dmitry Medvedev, displayed a map of Ukraine divided among neighboring countries. He also stated that Ukraine is Russia.

On the map, the entire southwest, including Kharkiv, Odesa, Dnipro and many other cities in the central part of present-day Ukraine, are marked as part of Russia. Zakarpattia Oblast is given to Hungary. Chernivtsi and Vinnytsia are handed over to Romania. The entire western Ukraine, including Lviv, and part of the central region, will come under Polish control. An independent Ukraine will remain within the boundaries of the capital Kyiv and its region.

It is noteworthy that Medvedev is addressing his fellow citizens, but the markings on the map are all in English. This could be a public proposal to Ukraine’s neighbors regarding division options. So far, all countries except Russia have rejected such a proposal, but some politicians in Poland, Hungary and Romania support expanding their countries at the expense of Ukrainian regions.