Russia-Ukraine conflict
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Russo-Ukrainian War | |||||||||
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Part of the post-Soviet conflicts | |||||||||
From top: Ukraine dismantles a statue of Lenin in 2014 as part of decommunization; President Vladimir Putin's televised speech announcing the 24 February 2022 Special Military Operation; Ukrainian forces using Soviet-era BM-21 "Grad" in 2015; Right Sector torchlit rally in Kiev in 2015; 2014 "Feast of Solidarity" in Donetsk, featuring crowds with DPR flags. | |||||||||
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Reports vary widely, but tens of thousands at a minimum.[1][2] |
The Russia-Ukraine conflict is an ethnic and political proxy war which has been carried out by NATO and the Russian Federation since the Maidan Coup of 2014.
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References
- ↑ "'Terrible toll': Russia's invasion of Ukraine in numbers". Euractiv. 14 February 2023.
- ↑ Hussain, Murtaza (9 March 2023). "The War in Ukraine Is Just Getting Started". The Intercept.