Russia started a massive attack on ukraine. after sstems from the fear of an invasion of eastern Ukraine, The Russian attack took place in several regions of the country across Air, water and land.
The attacks have already left over a hundred people dead and caused Mass flight of the population of Ukraine. Russian President Vladimir Putin has threatened countries trying to interfere in the conflict, saying they will suffer consequences. “Never before” in history.
The American Joe Biden said this Thursday (24) They will not send troops to Ukraine, But it will send more than 7,000 soldiers to Europe to protect the territories of countries in the world NATO, Western Military Alliance.
Volodymyr Zelensky, the Ukrainian leader, said that a new iron curtain was descending over Europe – and that other countries could be Russia’s next targets.
Friday Breakfast (25) featuring a reporter from paper Igor Gelo, located in Moscow. He analyzes why Vladimir Putin decided to attack Ukraine contrary to the expectations of most analysts, and talks about the next steps in this crisis.
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