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In the last few years, I have been very connected with news, and I did not believe that now, with this technology and access to the information we have, we are following a war in real-time, and many people even forget about it, even with shocks images being broadcast all over the planet.

The history of Russia, Ukraine, and Nato has been around for a long time, but we can say that everything is heading towards that when President XX refused to allow Ukraine to join the European XXX, which many people at the time believed to be the Russian influence within the country, then the population of Ukraine revolted, and many people went to the streets and then XXX was impeached.

Nato had its eye on Ukraine for a long time, but when Volodymyr Zelensky won the presidency shocking everyone, with 73% of the votes, since the country was always very divided, Nato got closer and closer to closing a deal with Ukraine.

Lithuania, Estonia, and Latvia are already part of Nato, and Russia has never liked that much, as it means that American trophies are getting closer and closer to their territory, and both Russia and Ukraine have a very long history of it happen. But one of Nato's rules is that no country that is going through an internal conflict can join them, which ended up happening with Ukraine before the war.

Every country has its right and left groups, some more extremist than others, and the conflict that was going on in Ukraine, is an extreme right-wing group was taking over an area called XX, President Volodymyr was trying to let things go more difficult for these groups, but a lot of the media was saying that they still had important contacts within the government and a lot of influence. Until then, a city called X began to face a series of robberies, murders, and even rapes.

At first, the Russian president decided to 'annex' the city of Crimea, which is the key to the Black Sea, and almost the entire population there is Russian. Many leaders of other countries were angry with Russia's attitude, but nobody did anything, and many countries still do not recognize Crimea as Russian territory.

Then the Russian president started sending soldiers to practice shooting on the border with Ukraine, everyone believed it was just a threat, and until then on day x at x hours, they started the war. The first operation, took a lot of people by surprise because expectations were that Putin would only send the bombers to the independent cities controlled by the X, but he sent missiles to several cities, including the capital Kyiv, and on the first day the ground attack has already started, according to the Ukrainian media, 137 were killed and 316 wounded.

On March 9, Russia made one of its worst attacks, which was Mairupol's maternity hospital, many images shocked the world, including a woman in one of her last stages of pregnancy, being carried in front of the rest of what was left of the hospital. , bombing a children's hospital is something unacceptable, the president of Ukraine said that this was an atrocity and was proof of genocide and a war crime.

and as you can imagine, the Russian army is much larger than that of Ukraine. Ukraine had to make a big mobilization, they banned men from 18 to 60 years old to leave the country, and all reservists had to present themselves at the bases immediately, the president of Ukraine said that everyone who wanted to fight Russia would get weapons for free. All the time, public and even residential buildings are being bombed, and it is spread all over the country. With the noise of the bomber, thousands of people tried to leave the cities, and at dawn, the streets were filled with cars, The UN estimates that at least 15% of the population of Ukraine intends to leave the country, and neighboring countries are offering shelter, crowds are trying to take the trains but many people can't, and when they do, they sometimes wait up to 60 hours in the immigration queue in very low temperatures, including the elderly and children. Not to mention racism, because there are cases of refugees who are having difficulties finding shelter in countries in Europe because they are not white.

Another attack that made the world very apprehensive was when Russia conquered the city of Chornobyl, where the worst nuclear accident in history took place, in the 1980s, there is still a lot of waste there and it was reported that radiation increased in the region, probably due to tremors. on the ground caused by the bombs. Many people believe that the conquest of Chornobyl was a symbol since the explosion of the Nuclear Power Plant was something that worsened the end of the Soviet Union.

Everyone, including Russia itself, believed that the war would last a week at most, and since then it's been eight months, with no end in sight. Russia has faced several internal problems, such as logistics and strategies, such as military vehicles stopping due to running out of diesel, or even the troops themselves running out of supplies.

And what surprised me the most was the resistance of the Ukrainian people, even without the army at the same level, they were bombed and they are being bombed, and even so the people are not very close to surrendering, Kiev is becoming a symbol of resistance.

And it was around Kyiv that the first American, 50-year-old Brent Renaud, died. Brent was an award-winning journalist who had previously worked for New York Times and was in Ukraine to cover the war, and as he was crossing a bridge to cover the refugees' exit, he was approached by Russian soldiers, where he was shot dead.

The governments of Russia and Ukraine met a few times to try to reach agreements and a possible ceasefire, but the only agreement the two countries agreed on was to build a humanitarian corridor for the safe evacuation of civilians. President Putin's demands involve giving up Crimea, recognizing the breakaway regions, and adopting a neutral state, pledging not to enter into any alliance, thus giving up on entering NATO altogether, which was one of the main reasons for the invasion...

And the economic war in the midst of it all was the economic sanctions that included Russian banks. Putin and members of the Russian government had their assets in western banks frozen. And also the withdrawal of Russian banks from Swift, which is an international banking system, made it impossible for Russia to make international transactions with more than 200 countries, complicating the import and export of the country. Russia also has a very high reserve in international banks, which probably won't be able to get its hands on this money anytime soon.

The only exceptions to the international banking systems were gas and oil, however, these exceptions were already expected because there are many countries in Europe that depend on Russian gas and oil. However, the economic war seems to be working, as the value of the Russian currency has been falling, the other countries did not want to go into combat face to face, but they wanted to cause problems in the Russian economy to make things difficult. Everyone is aware that this will hit the economy of the whole world, but it's still better than starting a third war. China does not agree with the sanctions, but also says it does not agree with Russia's attitudes.

Russia, they are not invading any country, but is on a demilitarization and denazification mission, to protect Russians from the threats of neo-Nazis in Ukraine. Even within the country, the media is totally censored, it is forbidden to use the word 'war', 'invasion', or 'attack', the media are obliged to use the term 'special military operation of the Donbass'. Many journalists have decided not to cover the war anymore, or to leave the country since if they publish anything that Putin considers a lie, they can face 15 years in prison.

It's sad to think that with so much technology and access to information, we've taken such a big step back to the past, while the main powers don't come to an agreement. Thousands of entire families are being destroyed and no documentary, no matter how well done, will ever be able to tell what these people are going through, or feeling.