The Prime Minister of Russia, Dimitry Medvedev, held a press conference today where he disclosed Russia's plans for the invasion of Ukraine.
As he praised Russian President Vladimir Putin, saying that "the Germans should thank him for being very gentle", referring to the discovery of the plan of some senior Russian military to attack the Crimean bridge, Medvedev also revealed a map.
On the giant television behind him, a map appeared where Ukraine appears to be occupied in most of its parts, perhaps only Kiev has been left as independent, while Russian territories advance up to Moldova, including the separatist region of Transnistria, and up to the border with Romania.
"These are the historical lands of Russia. Russia has no borders. Then why are the Ukrainians resisting?" Medvedev said, among other things.
Below is the map of Russia according to Medvedev: