Russia Ukraine: Real Reasons Russia Invaded Ukraine

Russia Ukraine, Real Reasons Russia Invaded Ukraine

Why did Russia's Vladimir Putin declare war on Ukraine, and what is causing the new crisis in East-West relations? Colonel Jeffrey Kenney's book "Russia Ukraine" "Real Reasons Russia Invaded Ukraine" is not looking for simple answers to this seemingly simple subject. His in-depth response is based on a study of Russian-Ukrainian ties.

Russia and Ukraine have had a long history of hostility stretching back to the Middle Ages.
The two countries have been linked since the East Slavic Kingdom of Kievan Rus.
This explains why Russian President Vladimir Putin calls Russia and Ukraine "one people."
However, for millennia, the two countries' paths have diverged, resulting in two languages and civilizations that are closely related but distinct.

Ukraine was unable to become its own state once Russia became a single political entity.
In the 17th century, large portions of what is now Ukraine became part of the Russian Empire.
The nation had a brief period of independence after its collapse in 1917 before being reclaimed by force by the Soviet Union.

In December 1991, Ukraine, Russia, and Belarus signed an agreement that effectively terminated the Soviet Union. Moscow was dead set on retaining its regional dominance, and the newly formed Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) was considered as a way to achieve that goal. Ukraine became increasingly reliant on the West as Russia and Belarus formed a close alliance.

The invasion of Ukraine by Vladimir Putin has already sparked a problem, not only for Ukraine but also for the Kremlin. As Russian forces approached Kyiv, the European Union and the United States retaliated with harsh financial sanctions that threaten to deep freeze the Russian economy and send inflation spiraling skyward.

As Colonel Jeffrey Kenney outlined in this book, Russia Ukraine "Real Reasons Russia Invaded Ukraine" there is now a predictable way this attack against Ukraine could end
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