How Do You Solve a Problem Like Crimea

[Pondlife]

Suggestions please.

[oracleslave]

Ban Ki-moon and suity to co-host a war room workshop to gather requirements.

[mudskipper]

[MicrosoftBob]

Invade Switzerland to prove to Putin we're going to be more unpredictable than you can imagine

[Bunk]

Ban Ki-moon and suity to co-host a war room workshop to gather requirements.

Getting Russia to hire Suity would be better.

[scooterscot]

Hold a referendum. No bullets fired. Let the people of Crimea decide.

Obviously Putin does not play chess, however, and instead prefers to show his horseback riding adventures to the media instead.

With the Russian Crimea identified the door for the remainder of the Ukraine to form much closer ties with the EU is opened.

[GB9]

Hold a referendum. No bullets fired. Let the people of Crimea decide.

Obviously Putin does not play chess, however, and instead prefers to show his horseback riding adventures to the media instead.

With the Russian Crimea identified the door for the remainder of the Ukraine to form much closer ties with the EU is opened.

WSSS (much as it pains me to agree with him )

We in the West keep banging on about democracy and giving people the vote. The obvious problem here is that Crimea is worth having but the people will vote to be Russian.

[Paddy]

Suggestions please.

Stop EU ministers from visiting Ukraine and speaking publicly promising the peasants will be rich if they join the EU

[VectraMan]

Hold a referendum. No bullets fired. Let the people of Crimea decide.

Just how many of the world's nations do you plan on splitting up?

What about the other parts of Eastern Ukraine that also have Russian majorities? Why is this only about Crimea?

[DirtyDog]

Hold a referendum. No bullets fired. Let the people of Crimea decide.

At the same time, ensure that Chechnya has a referendum to decide whether to separate from Mother Russia.