Russia now controls 75% of Donbas

They'll get the rest of it, shortly. So, what exactly was all the fighting about, anyway? Why the ten billion dollars of useless arms provided by NATO? Why the Western media BS about how Putin was totally insane and the Russian people would rise up against him? In the 1990's, Russia was in a state of collapse, and the Russian province of Ukraine broke away. Now, Russia is taking some of its territory back. Is this surprising? If you think so, you're totally ignorant of Russian history. Russia is a highly centralized state, and, that's why it's able to dominate its less disciplined neighbors, like Ukraine. It's been working that way for a thousand years or so. If you think the current crop of NATO loser leaders are going to change that, think again.