March 6, 2014 10:00 Uainfo.org
Translated by Erika Nebor Bruscia
Edited by Voices of Ukraine
Source: http://uainfo.org/yandex/287908-andrey-illarionov-ozvuchil-vtoruyu-chast-plana-putina.html
Andrei Illarionov, who predicted the occupation of Crimea, announced the second part of Putin’s plan. In short, here’s the gist of it.
1) Crimean theatre of operations. Following the referendum of March 30, 2014 (it can be moved to an earlier date), the region turns into an “independent republic of Crimea.” The Crimean Tatars are subjected to ethnic cleansing and deportation from the territory of the Crimean peninsula (i.e. similar experience targeting Georgians, Greeks, Jews in Abkhazia and South Ossetia).
2) Slobozhansk and Novorossiysk theatre of operations. In Eastern and Southern Ukraine, organized provocations that result in death of Russian citizens and Russian-speaking citizens of Ukraine, the so-called “Russian nationals and compatriots. For their “protection from disorder and chaos” the invading troops of the aggressor are moved across the full length of the Russian-Ukrainian border from Glukhov to Novoazovsk, as well as the Crimean foothold through Perekop and Chongar. Russian air assault forces land in Mariupol, Berdyansk, Melitopol, Kherson, Mykolayiv, and Odesa.
3) Kyiv theatre of operations. The main goal of the unfolding offensive is to overthrow the “illegitimate” Kyiv authorities – the acting President, the government, the “partly legitimate” Rada [Ukrainian Parliament].
Step 1. In fact, is already being implemented. Referendum really plans to accelerate it [it is now planned for March 16, 2014]. The most horrible part [of the referendum] is the deportation of the Crimean Tatars. However, to fully realize it will not be fully implemented for a number of reasons, including the military forces. Today, the Russian armed forces are not ready for full resistance from the Crimean Tatars.
Step 2. The first part is already being implemented. Air assault forces still look fantastic.
Step 3. Putin will make every effort to disrupt the presidential elections in Ukraine. That includes legal challenges to the lawfulness of the elections in the absence of a vote in Crimea.





