If the Russians win the war, maybe Subcarpathia could return to Hungary

[Russki]

Peterska, why can't you handle a 7-day ban like a man?

Why do you create a new sock every time?

[oszkar07]

Annexation of Subcarpathia by Hungary makes more sense than Polish annexation of the rest of western Ukraine. Because western Ukrainians are very anti-Polish oriented. In Subcarpathia live Russyn majority and Hungarian minority. Russyns don't hate Hungarians. They are mostly peaceful people, different than haters of Poles and Russians from Lavov.

My Great Grandfather was born in Hungarian Ruthenia = Munkacs currently its in West Ukraine.

[Loki]

I think nationalists in Poland, Hungary and even Romania might already be thinking of getting "a piece of the pie", should the Ukrainian state be partitioned. But naturally there would be strong opposition in the EU and US towards such ideas. Borders change, though. History rolls on.

[Peterski]

Recently published in the Russian propaganda media the possibly post-war division of Ukraine, if Russia win this terrible war.



According to this map, only the central parts of the country will remain in the country. The eastern and southern parts would be attached to Russia, some SW parts would arrive to Romania, the western parts of the country (like Lviv) will be parts of Poland and Subcarpathia would return to Hungary.

The advantage of this would be that we would get it back a lost region of our and the Hungarian minority would get rid of this oppression which they get from the Ukrainian goverment and the ultranationalist groups.

But do not forget, the Hungarians is only 10% of the recent population of Subcarpathia and would be the less development part of Hungary caused by the big poverty (which is true in all Ukraine) and the devastation by war.

It is not recent, it is the same old Russian proposal from 2014 - check:

"Putin Offered Poland's Prime Minister The Chance To Join Forces And Partition Ukraine" (October 21, 2014)":

https://www.businessinsider.com/puti...d-2014-10?IR=T

https://www.reuters.com/article/ukra...0ML1LO20140324

Actually Putin had suggested this for the first time already back in 2008:

"Putin Offered To Divide Ukraine With Poland. He made the proposal during PM Tusk's visit to Moscow in 2008":

https://www.rferl.org/a/26647587.html