Ukraine

In Ukraine, Russia has tried so many things but they’re just not working out for her.

Let’s quickly see three ways in which Russia has failed in Ukraine.

1. Russia started in February to try and overthrow Ukraine’s president and make the country part of Russia in just 72 hours.

This failed.

The war continues today, without any success story for Russia.

2. He tried plan B in a way to surround Kyiv and move in on other Ukrainian cities. This too failed. Russia has only been able to seize Kherson but the people are still resisting her power.

3. Russia has lost massively because the people she attacked didn’t only defend themselves, they fought back and inflicted heavy losses on Russian armies that they had to move back.

As Russia’s Victory Day parade draws closer, the country doesn’t have much to celebrate.

The war started by Russia has come back home to haunt her.

The Ukrainians have begun shelling and bombing strategic places inside of Russia.

Putin now has to do more to protect his people from being destroyed by the war he started.

Meanwhile, Ukraine has also reported that Russia is speeding up attacks in southeast Ukraine. Russia is preventing the evacuation of wounded Ukrainian fighters from a steel company located in Mariupol.

Russia’s aim is to capture these wounded soldiers.

In the US, President Biden continues to look for aid to send to Ukraine. This time, he’s looking for a $33 billion aid package. This is an emphatic resistance to Russian threats of reprisals and escalation.

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The war in Ukraine has not ended but some of the Ukrainians who had fled the country more than a month ago, are coming back. Why are they coming back, especially to hotspots where battles are still raging.

1. Some said there’s no place like home. For these ones, it is easy to survive in Ukraine than in a country where they can’t look for work because they don’t speak the language.

2. Some don’t just want to be called refugees anymore. Russia didn’t win the war, and there’s no hope that it will, so they’re proud to be coming home, as the worst fears have departed.

3. It’s been 48 days since the west warned that Kyiv had only 48 hours before it fell to the Russians. The capital is still standing.

4. The Ukrainian front lines are now stabilized and the country itself is learning to function in a state of war, prompting the refugees to return home.

5. For yet others, the pull of home, family, and friends is just too much.