Holodomor is a politically charged term that Western Ukrainians use to try to distinguish the famine that they experienced from the induced famine that the rest of the Soviet Union experienced, and to further their facetious narrative that it was a genocide against them, when in fact as many (if not more) Russians died in the great famine of 1932-1933 - it's just that Russia had a larger population. Of course, the Ukrainians use the term as an indictment of Russians, but it was Stalin (a Georgian) who engineered the whole thing.

Let's have a bet - you think Putin won't go beyond Crimea? Give him a week and he might be in Kiev. The Russians will certainly intervene in more areas. That's my opinion.

Also, Kharkov (not Kharkiv - that's a Ukrainian spelling) is not really under the control of its governor anymore. If he tries to do anything against the crowd, they'll just replace him and the Russian APCs will be rolling through the streets to cheers.