Evaluation of Russia's invasion of Ukraine

Russia launched a massive invasion of Ukraine, its southwest neighbor, on February 24, 2022, signaling the greatest intensification of the prolonged Russo-Ukrainian War, which begun in 2014. Russian President Vladimir Putin said that NATO's post-1997 expansion posed a security concern and requested that Ukraine be legally barred from enlisting in the military coalition. Putin also ordered a "special military action" in eastern Ukraine, which was followed by missile attacks across Ukraine, including the capital, Kyiv, moments later. Ukraine's border stations with Russia and Belarus were targeted, according to the Ukrainian Border Service. Russian ground troops arrived in the nation two hours later. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy of Ukraine replied by declaring martial law, breaking diplomatic relations with Russia, and declaring a frontal attack. The invasion was widely criticized globally, with Russia facing sanctions, whilst anti-war demonstrations in Russia were faced with huge incarceration.
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This book includes an assessment of the ongoing escalating war between Ukraine and Russia, global sanctions, disintegration of the Soviet Union, and more.

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