Explained: What Is Russia Ukraine Conflict And Why It’s Bad For The World?

All eyes are on Russia Ukraine conflict as it is getting worse each day and U.S is acting as fuel by saying that Russia is planning for the invasion. Although President Vladimir Putin denied any such news, the current situation on the borders indicates something else.

Russian troops have encircled several parts of Ukraine from the borders. This includes Belarus, Kharkiv, Luhansk, Crimea, Donetsk, and more. The number of troops has increased from 1 thousand to 1 lakh so far raising more tension in the West.

Ukraine’s strong ambition to be a part of NATO- The North Atlantic Treaty Organization is the reason behind this fight. Russia does not want the country to join the organization. Deputy Foreign Minister of Russia, Sergei Ryabkov said “ For us its absolutely mandatory to ensure Ukraine never, ever becomes a member of Nato.”

Nato is an intergovernmental military alliance formed after the signing of the North Atlantic Treaty on 4th April 1949. Originally, it had only 12 countries which have now reached 30. If Ukraine joins, the number would increase by one but its expansion is just one part of the real issue.

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Russia And Ukraine Conflict’s Connection With The Past

However, it was quickly broken down from both sides causing France and Germany to intervene. Again, a deal was signed in February 2015 to reach a settlement that was never implemented. Both continued to accuse each other of the failure of the Minsk protocol.

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West's Response On Russia-Ukraine Conflict

Nato allies are also standing in support of Ukraine, to which Putin believes they are using Ukraine as a tool to impose tough sanctions on Russia.

So far, nothing has gone positive about the Russia Ukraine conflict but there’s an indication that US and Nato would want Russia to engage in a deal.