Which begs the question, why not organise a referendum there, the results of which will surely indicate the wish for reunification with Poland. And I think the official Poland will not be opposed to this (though I read some comments from the ordinary Poles, who are not too keen on the idea). Everyone will be happy - NATO, EU, Poland, Cossacks. The only ones who will be unhappy, are the ethnic Russians living in that Western region, but they are a minority there, so they'll have to either live with the results or migrate.
This may be a problem since, as I mentioned, when parts of Ukraine became a part of Poland, or any other country, that doesn't mean that the entire area was empty, and then Poland with polish people just moved in. Ukrainians already lived on that land, and the "part of" country was considered to have been occupying the land and suppressing the existing population. Even to the point where Ukrainians were being taken into slavery. Obviously that is very old history, and Poland is doing very well economically, having never fully accepted the whole Communism thing, but that old history very likely still has people having resentment for Poland. In a way it's like asking Poland to reunite with Germany, since Poland was part of it at some time during the Nazi invasion.
And here's who wins from the bogus military amassing reports: USA who wants to send military to Ukraine (and so the history of Yugoslavia, Lybia, Iraq, Tunis, Egypt, Vietnam, Afghanistan and many other countries, "helped" by the Us is to repeat itself?)
http://rt.com/usa/republicans-military-equipment-ukraine-729/"Military Equipment" =/= Military. This sounds more like the plan in Lybia, where US just want to send them weapons and equipment so Ukrainians handle the situation themselves if they have to.
Funny that the entire situation is with Ukrainian president stealing $7billion of foreign aid from Ukrainian government, and trying to impose dictatorial rule, for which he was deposed, and Russia decided to stick its nose into the situation, caused a ton of issues, and is now complaining about being victimized
Agree with just a small correction. Russia consistently refrains from sticking its nose into the situation, save for two episodes: 1. saving Yanukovich from having his severed head put into a freezer and displayed to the public (as is the latest fashion), 2. and allowing Crimea to reunite with the mainland. All other nose-sticking was done by non-Russian-seaking interventionists.
He was a part of truly democratic and independent opposition, you should never forget about that! 
