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Feb 24, 2022 · 24 February 2022 Russia-Ukraine war Watch: Kyiv residents explain why they're fleeing the Ukrainian capital Russia has begun a large-scale military attack on Ukraine, its southern...
Russian missiles strike residential buildings in Ukraine
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Aug 24, 1991 · Why. is. Russia. invading. Ukraine? Since the collapse of the Soviet Union, Russia has continued to harbor significant resentment against Independent Ukraine, the country it still thinks of as a critical part of ‘Mother Russia’. It therefore considers the conquest of Ukraine as being vital for the restoration of its so-called “Historical ...
