Why Putin attacked Ukraine:Objective is to keep NATO 1600 km away from Moscow and retain Russia's power
Russia has waged war against Ukraine. Bombings have been reported in rebel-held areas of Ukraine and the capital Kiev after Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered military action against Ukraine. Russia claims it has destroyed 70 military bases in Ukraine, 11 of which are airfields. Russian President Putin has also threatened NATO that if it supports Ukraine, it should be prepared to face the consequences. Such questions are why Putin attacked Ukraine after all. Does Putin want to tighten his grip on the Kremlin by keeping NATO 1600 km away from Moscow? In such a situation, let us understand in 5 points that what is the real reason for Russia's aggression against Ukraine? What does Putin want to achieve by attacking Ukraine? 1. Ukraine most important for Russia's security Since the beginning of Ukraine, which was formed after the disintegration of the Soviet Union in 1991, Russia has been trying to do it in its favor. However, Ukraine leaned ...