The war in Ukraine's Donbas: origins, contexts, and the future
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| adam_text | Contents Acknowledgements........................................................................................ vii Introduction David R. Marfiles.............................................................................................. i Prelude to War? William Jay Risch............................................................................................... 7 Hybrid War and Hybrid Law Alina Cherviatsova............................................................................................. 29 The First Four Years of the Donetsk People’s Republic Kimitaka Matsuzato.......................................................................................... 43 Motivations of Pro-Russian and Pro-Ukrainian Combatants in the Context of the Russian Military Intervention in the Donbas Oksana Mikheieva............................................................................................. 67 Limited Statehood, Collective Action, and Reconfiguration of Citizenship in Wartime Natalità Stefaniuk............................................................................................. 83 Ukrainian Internally Displaced Persons and the Future of Donbas Ernest Gyidel..................................................................................................... tog War Dead and (Inter)-Communal Ethics in the Russian-Ukrainian Borderlands: 2014-Z018 Oleksandr Melnyk.............................................................................................. 123 Russia’s Hybrid Strategy in the Sea of Azov Alla
Hurska....................................................................................................... 159 Russian Private Military Contractors in the Donbas Sergey Sukhankin............................................................................................... 181 Civil War Settlements and Conflict Resolution in the Donbas Serhiy Kudelia................................................................................................... 20s List of Contributors....................................................................................... 227 Index............................................................................................................... 231
Index Azarov, Mikola, и, i8 Abkhazia, 43,49,160, 165,185, zoi coup d’état in 1014,45 war in, 44,58 Aitaira, political opposition in Abkhazia, 58 Akhmetov, Rinat, 173-4 Aleksandrov, Aleksei, 47-8,54-5 Ankvab, Aleksandr, president ofAbkhazia, 45 Anti-Maidan activists, 49-50, 117 Anti-Maidan movement in Donbas, 18, zi, zz-6,61, Z7, 1Z7 Anti-Terrorism Operation see Anti-Terrorist Operation Anti-Terrorist Operation (ATO), 3, 35-6,6z, 83, 195 access to health care 103-05 access to the rights of a war veteran status, 99-100 beginning of, 91 estimated casualties of, 97-8 recognition of war veteran status, 98-9 Arab Spring, 161-z, 165, 184,185, 187 Ardzinba, Vladislav, 58 Artemivsk (city), iz8 Association Agreement with the European Union, 8, io-iz, 14, zz asymmetric response, Russian military strategy, 163,187 ATO see Anti-Terrorist Operation Azov, Sea of, 159-60 Excavator War, 168-70 importance for Ukraine, 17Z-3 Russian control over, 171-1 Russian use of 174-5 status after the collapse of the USSR, 167-8 Baltic Sea, 160 “Banderites,” zz, Z5, z8, 80,154 Banderivtsi see “Banderites” Batkivshchyna (political party), 1 Batman, military unit, 137 Bednov, Aleksandr, 198 Berdiansk, 17Z-3, 175-7 Biden, Joseph, z Bilyi, Sashko, zi, Z3-4, z6 Black Sea, 159, 170 Blyzniuk, Anatolii, бо Bolotov, Valeni, 51, zoi Borodai, Aleksandr, 199 as Prime Minister ofDPR, 48,50, 199 removal of, 51-3 Brzeziński, Zbigniew, i8z Bulldozer revolution, 163,166 Caring People, volunteer organization in Ukraine see Nebaiduzhi liudy Caspian Sea, 160 Cherkashynm, Kirill, 48 Chronicles of the “Black Tulip,” documen
tary, 141, 147-8 CIMIC, see Department of Civilian-Military Cooperation of Ukraine’s Armed Forces CIS, see Commonwealth of Independent States civilian assistance to military participants in Ukraine, 84 coal, coal miners, i6, 115, iz8, 174-5, 177-8 Collective Security Treaty Organization, 4, 183, Z17 Committee of Ukrainian Voters in Donetsk, 9 Commonwealth of Independent States, 166, 194 Convention of people’s representatives in Southeast Ukraine, 50 Cossacks, 198, zoi-oz Council of Europe, 31,40 231
Indei condemnation of Russian actions in Crimea by, 31,33,35 Crimea, 13,15,32., 34-5,49,51,65, 72., 77, IIO, III, 176, 184-5, 193« 109-10 after annexation, 14,171-3,103-04 before Russian occupation, 166-9,175 referendum in, 31, 33 Russian annexation of 3,11-1,17,19-30, 31-1, 34, 117,144, 160,161, 1Ğ5, 171, 178, 191, 194,196-7,107,108 Russian Spring in, 65 Ukrainian state institutions before an nexation, 90 CSTO, see Collective Security Treaty Orga nization Culture, 43, 74,116,116, 141,183,107,113 Debaltseve 155,131 battle of, 3,38,53-4,145,195 Department of Civilian-Military Coop eration of Ukraine’s Armed Forces, 116, 139-41, 145-7, 157 Dictatorship Laws, 19 Dnipropetrovsk, 18,49-51, 84,95,97,100, 118, 146,150 Dogs in Space [Sobaki v kosmose], Ukrainian punk rock group, 9 Donbas clan, 16 Donbas War 6i, 63,66, 83,85,88, 119,105 casualties of, 113 characteristics of, 114 civilian casualties in, 133 propaganda during, 134,137-8 pro-Russian insurgents in, 118,191 Russian army in Ukraine, 153 Russian intervention, 131-1, 134,136 Ukrainian casualties, 131-3 war crimes committed by Ukraine in Donbas, 63 war for the Ukrainian border 130-1 Donbas region, 5,30, 54,59,60, 67,70, 90, 117, 118, 171, 175,181 Euromaidan Donetsk Activists 8-ю Euromaidan protest movement in, 7 federalism in, 108-09 negative image of, in Ukraine, 116-17 people’s identity in, 108 political elites of, 15-16 232 pro-Russian civic organizations in, 8 residents of 17-18, 37, 109 separatismin, 16 views on Euromaidan, 11-14,11 volunteer fighters in, 65 Donetsk Federal Republic see Donetsk Republic Donetsk
National Republic (DNR), see Donetsk People’s Republic (DPR) Donetsk National University, see Vasyl Stus Donetsk National University Donetsk Oblast, see Donbass region Donetsk People’s Republic, 18,17,43-66, 116,191,10Ć, n8,115 DPR Army, 65, 71 election results in, 58 ideology of 119 institutionalization of 46,48,53,55-56,57 integration of DPR and DPL, 55 non-Party Democracy in, 45,56 participation in Union of People’s Repub lics (UPR) 50 parties of, 57 policy formation in, 45 political structure of, 43 population of, 44 Russian role in creation of, 48 Supreme Council of 48 Donetsk Republic, 17,46,47,58,59, Donetsk, city of, 41,43-6,51,64,71,117, 119-31,149, 193, 195, 199,107 Donetsk Airport, 61-1,67,119,137-9, 195, m Donetsk Euromaidan, 8,61 protests in, 46 Donetskaia federativnaia respublika, see Donetsk Republic Donetskaia respublika, see Donetsk Republic Donetsk-Kryvyi Rih Republic, 17,46,56 DPR, see Donetsk People s Republic Druzhkivka (city), 15, 118 Dugin, Alexander, 17 ECHR, see European Court of Human Rights EU see European Union Eurasian Customs Union, 11 Eurasian Economic Union, 4,181
Eurasian movement, 17 Euromaidan, 7-18, 113, 115, 117, 181,109 attitude towards 110 December actions, 11 Maidan Assembly (Viche), го, 77 rumors about in Donbas, гг-3, г5 violence during, 19-го European Court of Human Rights, 62-3 European Solidarity, 1 European Union, 4, іг-14,45,47, i8i, 183 Association Agreement with Ukraine, 8, 9, 10, гго introduction of sanctions by, 34, 206 reaction to Russian actions in Ukraine Ihnatenko, Andrii, 152 Ilovaisk (city), 126, 132, 134, 139-40,153 Battle of, 3,99, 133, 137-8,19г, 203 Institute for the Study of CIS Countries, 17 Interdvizhenie, see International Movement ofDonbas Inter-Movement, see International Move ment of the Working People internally displaced persons, no-15,117, 121 International Movement ofDonbas, 16 International Movement of the Working People, 46 Israel-Hezbollah conflict, 161-3, 186, 218 Iushchenko, Viktor, io, 16,46, 115, 167 34-5 support of Ukraine for, 34 Evacuation-zoo, 126, 139-41, 146, 148,155-7 Fans of Novorossiia Club, 17 For Life (Ukrainian political party), 1 Free Donbas (Ukrainian political party/ social movement), 56,58, гі8 Galakhov, Vitalii, Ć3-4 Gerasimov, Valery (Russian General), 165 “Gerasimov Doctrine,” 165, 184, 187-8 Glazyev, Sergei, z6 Gorbachev, Mikhail, 163-4 Grudinin, Pavel, 56 Gubarev, Pavel, 17-18,17,58, гі8 Gurkin-Strelkov, Igor, 128-9, ։¡?։ 196, 201 as Defense Minister of DPR, 3,48 removal of, 52-3 Kaliningrad Oblast, 184, 202 Khadzhimba, Raul, 45 Kharkiv Republic, 90 Kharkiv (city), 5,7Ո, 18,49,52,58, 84,90,127 Khriashchuvate (city), 131-2 Klub liubitelei Novorossii, see Fans of
Novo rossiia Club Kokonov, Vladimir, 53 Kornilov, Dmitry, 17,46 Kornilov, Vladimir, 17,46 Kramatorsk (city), 128, 19։ Krasnoarmiisk (city), 128 Kravchuk, Leonid, 183η Kryvyi Rih (city), 141 Kuchma, Leonid, 16, 39,47, 169-70 Kurenkov, Aleksandr, 55,61 language, language issues, 1, 8,16,45-6,74, 79,116, 119, J52, 183, 210, 215 Haidamaky, Ukranian folk-rock group, 9 Horlivka, 64-5, 72,128, 130-1, 134,195 Hybrid war, see Russian Hybrid warfare Ianukovych, Viktor, 3, 11,14, 21,47, 60, 63, 115-16,127, 207 banning of ethnic Russian organizations under, 46 fall of his presidency, 8, 10, 15, 17, го Iarema, Vitaliy, 21 Iarosh, Dmytro, 19 Iatseniuk, Arseniy, 21-3,50η IDP, see internally displaced persons Ieltsin, Boris, 60, 177η Language Law, 210 Lavrov, Sergei, 45 Leshchenko, Mykolą 27 Liagin, Roman, 46 Lithuanian Rus, 47 Litvinov, Boris 57-8 as DPR Communist leader, 45,48 removal of, 53,55-6 LPR, see Luhansk People’s Republic Luhansk National Republic (LNR), see the Luhansk People’s Republic (LPR) Luhansk oblast, see Luhansk region Luhansk People’s Republic, 40,51-2,56-7, 66-7, 72, 77, 79,12Ć, 198, гоб, 218-19, zl5 233
Уві army of, 72 participation in Union of People’s Repub lics (UPR) 50 population of 44 Luhanskregion, 32,35-7,67,70, 127,128-9, 132, 136 population of, 109 Luhansk (city), 45,72, in, 127,130-1,134, 154. m. 195.207 siege of, 51, 129,133, 191 Lviv (city), 5,12-13, i8 20, 27 Macron, Emmanuel, 2 Maidan, ree Euromaidan Makiivka (city), 72, 195 Makovich, Vladimir, 46,48 Malofeev, Konstantin, 48 Mariupol (port city), 159,172-7 Marynivka (city), 130, 15։ Medvedchuk, Viktor, 17, 139 as a military theorist, 187 Metalist (city), 133, 137 MH17 incident, 2, 51-2,134 Minsk Agreements 30,37,41,44,132,135, 206 DPR/LPR in the agreements, 40 legal evaluation of 38-9 legal status of 30, 40 Minsk negotiations process 57-8 Minsk-:, 37-8, 205 Minsk-2, 37-8, 205 OSCE and EU and the agreements, 40 ratification of, 39 results of, 41; Mir Luganshchine (political organization), 218 Miusynsk (city), 131,136 Morozova, Daria, 64 Motorola group (paramilitary organization), 13Ć Mozgovoi, Aleksei, 198, 202 Muraev, Evgenii, 44 Nagorno-Karabakh Conflict, 44,55, 62-4, 164 Narodnoe opolchenie Donbasu, see People’s Defense of Donbas national identity, 32,74-7,79,118, 121, 148, 152,157, 207-08, 213-16 234 NATO, 4,35,47,52,1Ğ6-7,170-1,178-9, 185-6, 210, 215 Nebaiduzht liudy, 95-6 Novohrad-Volynskyi (city), 136 Novorossiia, 49,54,75, 90,124-6,198 reasons for collapse of, 51-2 Novorussian confederation, see Novorossiia Novosvitlivka (city), 131-2,134 nutrioshnioperemisbcheni osoby, see internally displaced persons Odesa, 84,95-6, 175 “Odesa Republic,” 90 occupation of Odesa Oblast State Admin istration,
49-50,128 Officer Corps (volunteer organization), 138 Ogarkov, Nikolai, 187 Omelian, Volodymyr, 175 Oplot (pro-Russian organization in Ukraine), 55,6: creation of, 58 role in 20:4,59, Orange Revolution, 8, 14, 16-17,46-7,58, 89,115-16,163 Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE), 30-7, 39-40,177,205 OSCE, see Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe PACE, see Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe Paramilitary Organizations in Ukrainian conflict, 67 motivations to join, 68-9,76, 77 pro-Russian organizations, 67, 73 pro-Ukrainian organizations of, 67,73 Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE), 31-2,35 Party of Regions, 8,10-11,16,18-19, 26-8 46-7, бо, X16, 208 Parubiy, Andriy, 20 Patriot (volunteer organization in Ukraine), 138 Pauluskp (Ukranian blogger/journalist), 21-6 People’s Defense of Donbas, 27,192 People’s Memory (volunteer organization in Ukraine), see Narodnaia Pamiat
Indei pereselentsi-, see internally displaced persons Peskov, Dmitry, 198 PMCs, see Private Military Companies poiskoviki (volunteer organizations), 140, 14Z-4,146-51,153-5,157 Poltorak, Stepan, 159 Poroshenko, Petro, i, 3-4,60,105 Priazovia, 176 Primakov, Ievgeny, 165-6 Private Military Companies, 181-Z04 categories of, in the West, 188-9 E.N.O.T., 199-Z01 kadyrovtsy, 202-03 legal status in Russia, 189 MAR, 199 Wagner Group, 13z, 197-9 Progressive Socialist Party of Ukraine, 17 Prykov, Gennadii, 46 Purgin, Andrei, 45-6,51,56 removal of 53-5 as Vice-Prime Minister of DPR, 48,50 Pushilin, Denis, 48,55,57-8,64, 218 Putin, Vladimir, 2-4, 22, 44-5.52·, 55,65, 77-8,124-5, ։8з, 199, 2°9 Munich Speech, 166 plans for Ukrainian territories, 52-3 vision of the world, 183, 186 Ragozin, Nikolai, 53,56-7 Reagan, Ronald, 163-4 Revolution of Dignity, see Euromaidan Right Sector, 19, 21-3, 25 Rodionova, Liliia, 155 Romanenko, Ihor, 17Ć Rose Revolution, 163 Rudenko, Miroslav, 55,58 Russian Bloc (Russkii blok), 17 Russian Federation military reforms in, 194 objectives in Donbass 181 reaction to Euromaidan, 182 reaction to sanctions, 31 relations with Crimea before annexation, 185 relations with EU after Ukrainian crisis, 181 Russian Federal Security Service (FSB), 159 seizure of Ukrainian Navy vessels at the Kerch strait, 159 Ukrainians flee war to, 109-10 Russian hybrid warfare, 29-41, ։6i, 186 Russian National Unity (Russkoe nationalnoe edinstvo), 17 Russian Orthodox Church of the Moscow Patriarchate, 23,74 Russian Spring, 18, 20-1, 26,43,48,58-9, 65,171 Russian World, 3,47,179, 202
Russian-Georgian War, 160,185 Savur-Mohyla (war objective), 130,149,150,151 Security Service of Ukraine (SBU), 20,90, 139, 202 Servant of the People (Ukrainian political party), i Sevastopol, city of, 25, 34-5, 72,167 Severodonetsk (city) 16, 119 “Severodonetsk Congress,” 16 Shakhtarsk (city), 135, 151,154 Shamanov, Vladimir, 167, Shambarov, Valerii, 200 Shchastia (city), 133, 137 Sheremet, Mikhail, 175 Shishkina, Elena, 63-4 Shufrych, Nestor, 139 Sidorov, Evgenii, 197 Simkina, Viktoriia, 148 Skripchenko, Andrei, 155 Sliusar, Ihor, 154 Sloviansk (city), 3, 53, 128, 129, 191, 207 Snizhne (city), 134 Snow Revolution, 184 Soiuz Narodnaia Pamiat {SNP), 140, 145 history of, 142-3 ideology of 147-8 impact of the events in Ukraine on, 144 relationship with Ukrainian state, 157 Soiuz rozhdennykh revoliutsiei, see Union of the Born by Revolution Soleimanu, Qasem, 2 Solohub, Kostiantyn, 148, 152, Sotnia Dalii Severyn (volunteer organiza tion), 96 Soviet Union, 3,46,58,61, 75, 88,102, 164-9, 178, 209 Spider Women (volunteer organization), 96 Stepanivka (city), 129, 130-2, 134-ć, 149-50 Stiazhkina, Olena, 120 23 5
Strategie Defense Initiative, 163 Sumy (city and oblast), 5z, 190 Surkov, Vladislav, zé, 43,44 “political technologists” of, 44-5,53—Ճ, 65 Supreme Rada see Verkhovna Rada Svechin, Aleksandr, 1Ć4, 187 Svoboda (Ukrainian political party), 9, 19 Taganrog (Tahanrih, city), 177 Taras Shevchenko Luhansk National Uni versity, 119 Taruta, Serhii, éo The Center for Patriotic Forces, 96 Titushky, 8, 18, zo Transnistria, 43,49, 61,164, zoo-oi, Z04 Trump, Donald J., 1, z Tsarev, Oleg, 50-1 Tsurkan, Aleksandr, 46 Tuka, Heorhii, 1:3 Turchynov, Oleksandr, 90, 176 Tuzla Island, 168-9 Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, Z3, 74 Ukraine International Airlines, z Ukrainian presidential election of Z004, 46 Ukrainian presidential election of Z019, 1 Ukrainian Armed Forces, 37,7z, 90, IZ5, IZ9-30, 137,139-40, 14z, 156, 190, 195-6, 199, Z14 condition of at the beginning of the war, 88-9, 91-Z, 94,190-1 corruption in, IOO-I military actions of, 44, 60, 63 reforms of 89 Ukrainian Army, see Ukrainian Armed Forces Ukrainian Choice (Ukrainskyi vybir, political party), 17 Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, Z3 Union of People’s Republics, 50-1 Union of the Born by Revolution, 46 Union of the Donbas Volunteers, zoo United Nations, 30-zz, 35, 41 United States, Americans, 14, 16, zz-4,45, 6z, 166, 173, 177, 181, 183 UPR, see Union of People’s Republics Utkin, Dmitry, 198 Vasyl Stus Donetsk National University, 9-10, 17, 119-ZO, 199 Verkhovna Rada, Z7,35-6,37η, 39,66 Vitrenko, Natalia, 17 Volnovakha (city), Z5,133, 195 Volodymyr Dahl East Ukrainian National University, 119 Voloshin, Alexander, 169 Vuhlehirsk
(city), 131 Wagner Group, see Private Military Com panies Western Ukraine, iz, 13, 15, 17, Z3,47, 77, 80 Zagoruiko, Nikolai, 59-61 Zakharchenko, Aleksandr, 53,59,64-5, 19z assassination of, 3 Prime Minister of the DNR 43,51,53-4, 57-9,64-5 Zaporizhzhia, 49, 150 Zelenopillia (city), 130, 133 Zelensky, Volodymyr, i-z, 4, Z05 Zelenskyi, Oleksandr, 153-4 Zhadan, Serhiy, 9 Zhebrivsky, Pavlo, 175 Zhilin, Evgenii, 58-9 Zhylkin, Iaroslav, 140-1,143-4,146-7, 149. 157 Bayerische Ì Staatsbibliothek München
f ƒ ^he War in Ukraine ’s Donbas analyzes the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. It goes beyond JL simplistic media interpretations that limit the analysis solely to Vladimir Putin and Russian aims to annex Ukraine. Instead, the authors identify the deeper roots linked to the autonomy and history of the Donbas as a region. The contributions explore local so ciety and traditions and the alienation from Ukraine caused by the events of Euromaidan, which saw the removal of the Donetsk-based president Viktor lanukovych. Other chap ters address the refugee crisis, the Minsk Accords in 2014, and the impact of the new president Volodymyr Zelensky and his efforts to bring the war to an end by negotiations among Russia, Ukraine, France, and Germany. The book concludes with four proposals for a durable peace in Donbas: territorial pow er-sharing; the conversion of rebels into legitimate political parties; amnesty for all partic ipants of the armed conflict; and a transitional period of several years until political insti tutions are fully re-established.
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Contents Acknowledgements. vii Introduction David R. Marfiles. i Prelude to War? William Jay Risch. 7 Hybrid War and Hybrid Law Alina Cherviatsova. 29 The First Four Years of the Donetsk People’s Republic Kimitaka Matsuzato. 43 Motivations of Pro-Russian and Pro-Ukrainian Combatants in the Context of the Russian Military Intervention in the Donbas Oksana Mikheieva. 67 Limited Statehood, Collective Action, and Reconfiguration of Citizenship in Wartime Natalità Stefaniuk. 83 Ukrainian Internally Displaced Persons and the Future of Donbas Ernest Gyidel. tog War Dead and (Inter)-Communal Ethics in the Russian-Ukrainian Borderlands: 2014-Z018 Oleksandr Melnyk. 123 Russia’s Hybrid Strategy in the Sea of Azov Alla
Hurska. 159 Russian Private Military Contractors in the Donbas Sergey Sukhankin. 181 Civil War Settlements and Conflict Resolution in the Donbas Serhiy Kudelia. 20s List of Contributors. 227 Index. 231
Index Azarov, Mikola, и, i8 Abkhazia, 43,49,160, 165,185, zoi coup d’état in 1014,45 war in, 44,58 Aitaira, political opposition in Abkhazia, 58 Akhmetov, Rinat, 173-4 Aleksandrov, Aleksei, 47-8,54-5 Ankvab, Aleksandr, president ofAbkhazia, 45 Anti-Maidan activists, 49-50, 117 Anti-Maidan movement in Donbas, 18, zi, zz-6,61, Z7, 1Z7 Anti-Terrorism Operation see Anti-Terrorist Operation Anti-Terrorist Operation (ATO), 3, 35-6,6z, 83, 195 access to health care 103-05 access to the rights of a war veteran status, 99-100 beginning of, 91 estimated casualties of, 97-8 recognition of war veteran status, 98-9 Arab Spring, 161-z, 165, 184,185, 187 Ardzinba, Vladislav, 58 Artemivsk (city), iz8 Association Agreement with the European Union, 8, io-iz, 14, zz asymmetric response, Russian military strategy, 163,187 ATO see Anti-Terrorist Operation Azov, Sea of, 159-60 Excavator War, 168-70 importance for Ukraine, 17Z-3 Russian control over, 171-1 Russian use of 174-5 status after the collapse of the USSR, 167-8 Baltic Sea, 160 “Banderites,” zz, Z5, z8, 80,154 Banderivtsi see “Banderites” Batkivshchyna (political party), 1 Batman, military unit, 137 Bednov, Aleksandr, 198 Berdiansk, 17Z-3, 175-7 Biden, Joseph, z Bilyi, Sashko, zi, Z3-4, z6 Black Sea, 159, 170 Blyzniuk, Anatolii, бо Bolotov, Valeni, 51, zoi Borodai, Aleksandr, 199 as Prime Minister ofDPR, 48,50, 199 removal of, 51-3 Brzeziński, Zbigniew, i8z Bulldozer revolution, 163,166 Caring People, volunteer organization in Ukraine see Nebaiduzhi liudy Caspian Sea, 160 Cherkashynm, Kirill, 48 Chronicles of the “Black Tulip,” documen
tary, 141, 147-8 CIMIC, see Department of Civilian-Military Cooperation of Ukraine’s Armed Forces CIS, see Commonwealth of Independent States civilian assistance to military participants in Ukraine, 84 coal, coal miners, i6, 115, iz8, 174-5, 177-8 Collective Security Treaty Organization, 4, 183, Z17 Committee of Ukrainian Voters in Donetsk, 9 Commonwealth of Independent States, 166, 194 Convention of people’s representatives in Southeast Ukraine, 50 Cossacks, 198, zoi-oz Council of Europe, 31,40 231
Indei condemnation of Russian actions in Crimea by, 31,33,35 Crimea, 13,15,32., 34-5,49,51,65, 72., 77, IIO, III, 176, 184-5, 193« 109-10 after annexation, 14,171-3,103-04 before Russian occupation, 166-9,175 referendum in, 31, 33 Russian annexation of 3,11-1,17,19-30, 31-1, 34, 117,144, 160,161, 1Ğ5, 171, 178, 191, 194,196-7,107,108 Russian Spring in, 65 Ukrainian state institutions before an nexation, 90 CSTO, see Collective Security Treaty Orga nization Culture, 43, 74,116,116, 141,183,107,113 Debaltseve 155,131 battle of, 3,38,53-4,145,195 Department of Civilian-Military Coop eration of Ukraine’s Armed Forces, 116, 139-41, 145-7, 157 Dictatorship Laws, 19 Dnipropetrovsk, 18,49-51, 84,95,97,100, 118, 146,150 Dogs in Space [Sobaki v kosmose], Ukrainian punk rock group, 9 Donbas clan, 16 Donbas War 6i, 63,66, 83,85,88, 119,105 casualties of, 113 characteristics of, 114 civilian casualties in, 133 propaganda during, 134,137-8 pro-Russian insurgents in, 118,191 Russian army in Ukraine, 153 Russian intervention, 131-1, 134,136 Ukrainian casualties, 131-3 war crimes committed by Ukraine in Donbas, 63 war for the Ukrainian border 130-1 Donbas region, 5,30, 54,59,60, 67,70, 90, 117, 118, 171, 175,181 Euromaidan Donetsk Activists 8-ю Euromaidan protest movement in, 7 federalism in, 108-09 negative image of, in Ukraine, 116-17 people’s identity in, 108 political elites of, 15-16 232 pro-Russian civic organizations in, 8 residents of 17-18, 37, 109 separatismin, 16 views on Euromaidan, 11-14,11 volunteer fighters in, 65 Donetsk Federal Republic see Donetsk Republic Donetsk
National Republic (DNR), see Donetsk People’s Republic (DPR) Donetsk National University, see Vasyl Stus Donetsk National University Donetsk Oblast, see Donbass region Donetsk People’s Republic, 18,17,43-66, 116,191,10Ć, n8,115 DPR Army, 65, 71 election results in, 58 ideology of 119 institutionalization of 46,48,53,55-56,57 integration of DPR and DPL, 55 non-Party Democracy in, 45,56 participation in Union of People’s Repub lics (UPR) 50 parties of, 57 policy formation in, 45 political structure of, 43 population of, 44 Russian role in creation of, 48 Supreme Council of 48 Donetsk Republic, 17,46,47,58,59, Donetsk, city of, 41,43-6,51,64,71,117, 119-31,149, 193, 195, 199,107 Donetsk Airport, 61-1,67,119,137-9, 195, m Donetsk Euromaidan, 8,61 protests in, 46 Donetskaia federativnaia respublika, see Donetsk Republic Donetskaia respublika, see Donetsk Republic Donetsk-Kryvyi Rih Republic, 17,46,56 DPR, see Donetsk People s Republic Druzhkivka (city), 15, 118 Dugin, Alexander, 17 ECHR, see European Court of Human Rights EU see European Union Eurasian Customs Union, 11 Eurasian Economic Union, 4,181
Eurasian movement, 17 Euromaidan, 7-18, 113, 115, 117, 181,109 attitude towards 110 December actions, 11 Maidan Assembly (Viche), го, 77 rumors about in Donbas, гг-3, г5 violence during, 19-го European Court of Human Rights, 62-3 European Solidarity, 1 European Union, 4, іг-14,45,47, i8i, 183 Association Agreement with Ukraine, 8, 9, 10, гго introduction of sanctions by, 34, 206 reaction to Russian actions in Ukraine Ihnatenko, Andrii, 152 Ilovaisk (city), 126, 132, 134, 139-40,153 Battle of, 3,99, 133, 137-8,19г, 203 Institute for the Study of CIS Countries, 17 Interdvizhenie, see International Movement ofDonbas Inter-Movement, see International Move ment of the Working People internally displaced persons, no-15,117, 121 International Movement ofDonbas, 16 International Movement of the Working People, 46 Israel-Hezbollah conflict, 161-3, 186, 218 Iushchenko, Viktor, io, 16,46, 115, 167 34-5 support of Ukraine for, 34 Evacuation-zoo, 126, 139-41, 146, 148,155-7 Fans of Novorossiia Club, 17 For Life (Ukrainian political party), 1 Free Donbas (Ukrainian political party/ social movement), 56,58, гі8 Galakhov, Vitalii, Ć3-4 Gerasimov, Valery (Russian General), 165 “Gerasimov Doctrine,” 165, 184, 187-8 Glazyev, Sergei, z6 Gorbachev, Mikhail, 163-4 Grudinin, Pavel, 56 Gubarev, Pavel, 17-18,17,58, гі8 Gurkin-Strelkov, Igor, 128-9, ։¡?։ 196, 201 as Defense Minister of DPR, 3,48 removal of, 52-3 Kaliningrad Oblast, 184, 202 Khadzhimba, Raul, 45 Kharkiv Republic, 90 Kharkiv (city), 5,7Ո, 18,49,52,58, 84,90,127 Khriashchuvate (city), 131-2 Klub liubitelei Novorossii, see Fans of
Novo rossiia Club Kokonov, Vladimir, 53 Kornilov, Dmitry, 17,46 Kornilov, Vladimir, 17,46 Kramatorsk (city), 128, 19։ Krasnoarmiisk (city), 128 Kravchuk, Leonid, 183η Kryvyi Rih (city), 141 Kuchma, Leonid, 16, 39,47, 169-70 Kurenkov, Aleksandr, 55,61 language, language issues, 1, 8,16,45-6,74, 79,116, 119, J52, 183, 210, 215 Haidamaky, Ukranian folk-rock group, 9 Horlivka, 64-5, 72,128, 130-1, 134,195 Hybrid war, see Russian Hybrid warfare Ianukovych, Viktor, 3, 11,14, 21,47, 60, 63, 115-16,127, 207 banning of ethnic Russian organizations under, 46 fall of his presidency, 8, 10, 15, 17, го Iarema, Vitaliy, 21 Iarosh, Dmytro, 19 Iatseniuk, Arseniy, 21-3,50η IDP, see internally displaced persons Ieltsin, Boris, 60, 177η Language Law, 210 Lavrov, Sergei, 45 Leshchenko, Mykolą 27 Liagin, Roman, 46 Lithuanian Rus, 47 Litvinov, Boris 57-8 as DPR Communist leader, 45,48 removal of, 53,55-6 LPR, see Luhansk People’s Republic Luhansk National Republic (LNR), see the Luhansk People’s Republic (LPR) Luhansk oblast, see Luhansk region Luhansk People’s Republic, 40,51-2,56-7, 66-7, 72, 77, 79,12Ć, 198, гоб, 218-19, zl5 233
Уві army of, 72 participation in Union of People’s Repub lics (UPR) 50 population of 44 Luhanskregion, 32,35-7,67,70, 127,128-9, 132, 136 population of, 109 Luhansk (city), 45,72, in, 127,130-1,134, 154. m. 195.207 siege of, 51, 129,133, 191 Lviv (city), 5,12-13, i8 20, 27 Macron, Emmanuel, 2 Maidan, ree Euromaidan Makiivka (city), 72, 195 Makovich, Vladimir, 46,48 Malofeev, Konstantin, 48 Mariupol (port city), 159,172-7 Marynivka (city), 130, 15։ Medvedchuk, Viktor, 17, 139 as a military theorist, 187 Metalist (city), 133, 137 MH17 incident, 2, 51-2,134 Minsk Agreements 30,37,41,44,132,135, 206 DPR/LPR in the agreements, 40 legal evaluation of 38-9 legal status of 30, 40 Minsk negotiations process 57-8 Minsk-:, 37-8, 205 Minsk-2, 37-8, 205 OSCE and EU and the agreements, 40 ratification of, 39 results of, 41; Mir Luganshchine (political organization), 218 Miusynsk (city), 131,136 Morozova, Daria, 64 Motorola group (paramilitary organization), 13Ć Mozgovoi, Aleksei, 198, 202 Muraev, Evgenii, 44 Nagorno-Karabakh Conflict, 44,55, 62-4, 164 Narodnoe opolchenie Donbasu, see People’s Defense of Donbas national identity, 32,74-7,79,118, 121, 148, 152,157, 207-08, 213-16 234 NATO, 4,35,47,52,1Ğ6-7,170-1,178-9, 185-6, 210, 215 Nebaiduzht liudy, 95-6 Novohrad-Volynskyi (city), 136 Novorossiia, 49,54,75, 90,124-6,198 reasons for collapse of, 51-2 Novorussian confederation, see Novorossiia Novosvitlivka (city), 131-2,134 nutrioshnioperemisbcheni osoby, see internally displaced persons Odesa, 84,95-6, 175 “Odesa Republic,” 90 occupation of Odesa Oblast State Admin istration,
49-50,128 Officer Corps (volunteer organization), 138 Ogarkov, Nikolai, 187 Omelian, Volodymyr, 175 Oplot (pro-Russian organization in Ukraine), 55,6: creation of, 58 role in 20:4,59, Orange Revolution, 8, 14, 16-17,46-7,58, 89,115-16,163 Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE), 30-7, 39-40,177,205 OSCE, see Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe PACE, see Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe Paramilitary Organizations in Ukrainian conflict, 67 motivations to join, 68-9,76, 77 pro-Russian organizations, 67, 73 pro-Ukrainian organizations of, 67,73 Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE), 31-2,35 Party of Regions, 8,10-11,16,18-19, 26-8 46-7, бо, X16, 208 Parubiy, Andriy, 20 Patriot (volunteer organization in Ukraine), 138 Pauluskp (Ukranian blogger/journalist), 21-6 People’s Defense of Donbas, 27,192 People’s Memory (volunteer organization in Ukraine), see Narodnaia Pamiat
Indei pereselentsi-, see internally displaced persons Peskov, Dmitry, 198 PMCs, see Private Military Companies poiskoviki (volunteer organizations), 140, 14Z-4,146-51,153-5,157 Poltorak, Stepan, 159 Poroshenko, Petro, i, 3-4,60,105 Priazovia, 176 Primakov, Ievgeny, 165-6 Private Military Companies, 181-Z04 categories of, in the West, 188-9 E.N.O.T., 199-Z01 kadyrovtsy, 202-03 legal status in Russia, 189 MAR, 199 Wagner Group, 13z, 197-9 Progressive Socialist Party of Ukraine, 17 Prykov, Gennadii, 46 Purgin, Andrei, 45-6,51,56 removal of 53-5 as Vice-Prime Minister of DPR, 48,50 Pushilin, Denis, 48,55,57-8,64, 218 Putin, Vladimir, 2-4, 22, 44-5.52·, 55,65, 77-8,124-5, ։8з, 199, 2°9 Munich Speech, 166 plans for Ukrainian territories, 52-3 vision of the world, 183, 186 Ragozin, Nikolai, 53,56-7 Reagan, Ronald, 163-4 Revolution of Dignity, see Euromaidan Right Sector, 19, 21-3, 25 Rodionova, Liliia, 155 Romanenko, Ihor, 17Ć Rose Revolution, 163 Rudenko, Miroslav, 55,58 Russian Bloc (Russkii blok), 17 Russian Federation military reforms in, 194 objectives in Donbass 181 reaction to Euromaidan, 182 reaction to sanctions, 31 relations with Crimea before annexation, 185 relations with EU after Ukrainian crisis, 181 Russian Federal Security Service (FSB), 159 seizure of Ukrainian Navy vessels at the Kerch strait, 159 Ukrainians flee war to, 109-10 Russian hybrid warfare, 29-41, ։6i, 186 Russian National Unity (Russkoe nationalnoe edinstvo), 17 Russian Orthodox Church of the Moscow Patriarchate, 23,74 Russian Spring, 18, 20-1, 26,43,48,58-9, 65,171 Russian World, 3,47,179, 202
Russian-Georgian War, 160,185 Savur-Mohyla (war objective), 130,149,150,151 Security Service of Ukraine (SBU), 20,90, 139, 202 Servant of the People (Ukrainian political party), i Sevastopol, city of, 25, 34-5, 72,167 Severodonetsk (city) 16, 119 “Severodonetsk Congress,” 16 Shakhtarsk (city), 135, 151,154 Shamanov, Vladimir, 167, Shambarov, Valerii, 200 Shchastia (city), 133, 137 Sheremet, Mikhail, 175 Shishkina, Elena, 63-4 Shufrych, Nestor, 139 Sidorov, Evgenii, 197 Simkina, Viktoriia, 148 Skripchenko, Andrei, 155 Sliusar, Ihor, 154 Sloviansk (city), 3, 53, 128, 129, 191, 207 Snizhne (city), 134 Snow Revolution, 184 Soiuz Narodnaia Pamiat {SNP), 140, 145 history of, 142-3 ideology of 147-8 impact of the events in Ukraine on, 144 relationship with Ukrainian state, 157 Soiuz rozhdennykh revoliutsiei, see Union of the Born by Revolution Soleimanu, Qasem, 2 Solohub, Kostiantyn, 148, 152, Sotnia Dalii Severyn (volunteer organiza tion), 96 Soviet Union, 3,46,58,61, 75, 88,102, 164-9, 178, 209 Spider Women (volunteer organization), 96 Stepanivka (city), 129, 130-2, 134-ć, 149-50 Stiazhkina, Olena, 120 23 5
Strategie Defense Initiative, 163 Sumy (city and oblast), 5z, 190 Surkov, Vladislav, zé, 43,44 “political technologists” of, 44-5,53—Ճ, 65 Supreme Rada see Verkhovna Rada Svechin, Aleksandr, 1Ć4, 187 Svoboda (Ukrainian political party), 9, 19 Taganrog (Tahanrih, city), 177 Taras Shevchenko Luhansk National Uni versity, 119 Taruta, Serhii, éo The Center for Patriotic Forces, 96 Titushky, 8, 18, zo Transnistria, 43,49, 61,164, zoo-oi, Z04 Trump, Donald J., 1, z Tsarev, Oleg, 50-1 Tsurkan, Aleksandr, 46 Tuka, Heorhii, 1:3 Turchynov, Oleksandr, 90, 176 Tuzla Island, 168-9 Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, Z3, 74 Ukraine International Airlines, z Ukrainian presidential election of Z004, 46 Ukrainian presidential election of Z019, 1 Ukrainian Armed Forces, 37,7z, 90, IZ5, IZ9-30, 137,139-40, 14z, 156, 190, 195-6, 199, Z14 condition of at the beginning of the war, 88-9, 91-Z, 94,190-1 corruption in, IOO-I military actions of, 44, 60, 63 reforms of 89 Ukrainian Army, see Ukrainian Armed Forces Ukrainian Choice (Ukrainskyi vybir, political party), 17 Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, Z3 Union of People’s Republics, 50-1 Union of the Born by Revolution, 46 Union of the Donbas Volunteers, zoo United Nations, 30-zz, 35, 41 United States, Americans, 14, 16, zz-4,45, 6z, 166, 173, 177, 181, 183 UPR, see Union of People’s Republics Utkin, Dmitry, 198 Vasyl Stus Donetsk National University, 9-10, 17, 119-ZO, 199 Verkhovna Rada, Z7,35-6,37η, 39,66 Vitrenko, Natalia, 17 Volnovakha (city), Z5,133, 195 Volodymyr Dahl East Ukrainian National University, 119 Voloshin, Alexander, 169 Vuhlehirsk
(city), 131 Wagner Group, see Private Military Com panies Western Ukraine, iz, 13, 15, 17, Z3,47, 77, 80 Zagoruiko, Nikolai, 59-61 Zakharchenko, Aleksandr, 53,59,64-5, 19z assassination of, 3 Prime Minister of the DNR 43,51,53-4, 57-9,64-5 Zaporizhzhia, 49, 150 Zelenopillia (city), 130, 133 Zelensky, Volodymyr, i-z, 4, Z05 Zelenskyi, Oleksandr, 153-4 Zhadan, Serhiy, 9 Zhebrivsky, Pavlo, 175 Zhilin, Evgenii, 58-9 Zhylkin, Iaroslav, 140-1,143-4,146-7, 149. 157 Bayerische Ì Staatsbibliothek München
f ƒ ^he War in Ukraine ’s Donbas analyzes the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. It goes beyond JL simplistic media interpretations that limit the analysis solely to Vladimir Putin and Russian aims to annex Ukraine. Instead, the authors identify the deeper roots linked to the autonomy and history of the Donbas as a region. The contributions explore local so ciety and traditions and the alienation from Ukraine caused by the events of Euromaidan, which saw the removal of the Donetsk-based president Viktor lanukovych. Other chap ters address the refugee crisis, the Minsk Accords in 2014, and the impact of the new president Volodymyr Zelensky and his efforts to bring the war to an end by negotiations among Russia, Ukraine, France, and Germany. The book concludes with four proposals for a durable peace in Donbas: territorial pow er-sharing; the conversion of rebels into legitimate political parties; amnesty for all partic ipants of the armed conflict; and a transitional period of several years until political insti tutions are fully re-established. |
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