Russia Ukraine war, page-206338

New rules in "international law": 'Lose, but still win?'
https://www.president.gov.ua/en/news/mayemo-borotisya-za-povne-vidnovlennya-sili-mizhnarodnogo-pr-89313
Kiev goes along with using 'its' people as a proxy against a formidable opponent over two years, gradually losing control of territory (obvious exceptions to this). At the end of it's decision to abandon negotiations, it now demands more to be returned than what they even held at the start of 2022.
Also, the talking about the 'people of Crimea' after what has happened over the past 10 years. (85% of fresh water to Crimea blocked)

We must fight for the people in Crimea and in all other occupied parts of Ukraine. We must fight for the full restoration of international law in relation to Crimea, and therefore, any other land. We must fight for the fundamental right of the Crimean Tatar people, just like any other people, to live in their own home. Winning on each of these points means quelling Russian revanchism, that is, actually ending the war.

I am grateful to everyone who does not forget about Crimea, who helps our efforts regarding Crimea. Who helps our warriors. Who fights in Crimea against the occupiers. Who does not give up their souls to Russian evil. Who helps to free people who have been repressed by the Russian regime, who supports these people and preserves their faith – faith in justice, in its power, in Ukraine. The return of all our captives, the return of all those deported from Ukraine, the return of Crimean political prisoners is our absolute priority. And I am grateful to all the countries that help us with this.

A lot has changed since February 26, 2014, and everyone is aware of the course of these enormous changes. We can end this war on our Ukrainian terms. We can return our land and people from the occupation. We can bring Russia to justice for what it has done. But for this to happen, we must fight. May victory be the reward for all those who fight for Ukraine and justice.