War and peace - Russia-Ukraine war

Russia's war in ukraine

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16 to annex

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12 missile

9 correspondent

7 escalation

10 troop

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4 diplomacy

2 martial law

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3 invasion

6 refugee

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14 inflation

15 to impeach

a)the control of a territory by an armyb) a continuing rise in the pricesc) a group of soldiersd) a weapon thrown to strike something at a distancee) a place giving temporary protection from dangerf ) a penalty for breaking a law or ruleg) an armed combat vehicle that moves on tracksh) a person who reports events, e.g. for a newspaperi) a person who flees to a foreign country to escape dangerj) to add territory to one's own territory by appropriationk) the art of conducting negotiations between countriesl) a bond or connection between countriesm) a situation in which something becomes more seriousn) when a country enters and takes control of another countryo) a person who is not in the armed servicesp) to remove a president from office

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Ukraine had a pro-Russian president, Viktor Yanukovych. After months of protests against his rule he was impeached on 22nd February 2014. This marked the beginning of a prolonged crisis between the two countries. Unhappy with the removal of Viktor Yanukovych from the Ukrainian presidency, Russian forces entered Crimea, a province of Ukraine, on 22nd–23rd February 2014. On 18th March 2014, Russia annexed Crimea. This Russo-Ukrainian War has taken 14,000 lives. More recently, Ukraine has shown interest in joining NATO, the West's defensive military alliance. This was seen as a threat by Russia.

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