Well, it’s nice to see you admit being a Russian apologist.
Yes, I did read the Minsk agreements a few years ago (there were actually two, neither of which were ratified or became law).
You are naïve (or being intentionally deceptive) to think Russia would not influence the politics of the Donbas, which would directly influence the politics of Ukraine. That’s not necessarily a criticism of Russia; hell, Great Britain used to do such things as a matter of course.
You are buying the Ukrainian propaganda line and sinker. Both Minsk agreements were signed by Ukrainian leaders and made into law by the resolution of the UN security council. According to the Ukrainian Constitution, they are a part of the Ukrainian legal system.
Is Russia going to influence someone or not is a secondarily issue and barely worthwhile. Should the US strip Southwest and Oregon off of electoral rights due to possible Canadian or Mexican influence? Yes or no? Should people in Iowa be fired from government jobs and get banned from customer service for only speaking English, but not the Sioux language? Yes or no? Should Americans be disarmed because they might turn their guns against the government and be prosecuted for being a part of the militia? Yes or no?
This is what Minsk agreements are about. It is a sad day when Russia supports freedom and democracy, whereas the US the tyrannical side of it.