Threat of bloody pogroms becomes more and more real...

As threat of bloody pogroms becomes more and more real in the east of Ukraine now, I think, the EU leaders should carry our Ukrainian partners back to best practices of such East European countries, as, for example, former Czechoslovakia. I mean its peaceful dissolution into two separate countries - the Czech Republic and Slovakia, which went into effect on 1 January, 1993.
Czech and Slovak politicians have managed to settle the political crisis absolutely bloodlessly as they've successfully negotiated the split through joint adopting the 1992 Declaration of Independence (europeanhistory.about.com/od/historybycountry/a/Velvetdivorce.html).
Obviously the variant of such smooth dissolution is much better for solving similar problems in Ukraine now than the variant of Yugoslavia's violent dissolution, eh?