Since the end of 2021 and the beginning of 2022, the whole world is talking about the conflict between Russia and Ukraine. Even though they haven’t been on good terms since 2014 when Russia managed to annex the Crimean peninsula of Ukraine, all of us hoped that there won’t be any conflicts involved.
There are many things we should know about this fight, such as history, reasons, causes, and strategies. If you want to find out more about the beginning of this conflict, check this article out: 5 Things You Should Know About The Russian-Ukrainian Conflict!
Unfortunately, it’s only been a few hours since the war emerged on February 24th, 2022, and Vladimir Putin ordered his military troops to invade the country he is so angry with. Even though this whole battle has just begun, there have been 136 deaths and 300 victims reported in Ukraine so far.
Even though there are many countries that might think that this war won’t affect them in any way, that is not true. And we are not talking about the regions that are part of the European Union, but we are referring to the whole world.
What is going to happen next? We were curious to find out more about what our world would look like due to this tragic conflict so here is what experts have to say!
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2 thoughts on “Russia-Ukraine Conflict: How Will The World Be Affected?”
I think the only way to stop this is if NATO puts in the no fly zone. I don’t think Puttin will want to fight the 30 countries involved with Nato. He is bombing school, hospitals and civilians he has to be stopped. These are war crimes and nothing good is coming from it. All countries should know there is someone to stop others from committing war crimes. Ukraine tried to join NATO and not sure if the process is in place. NATO needs to step up and say enough with the bombing of innocent people and children. No one should be able to invade and destroy another s country because of greed etc.
Like the U.S. did during WWII, issue ration certificates for all essential commodities’ (gas, oil, food essentials) so there will be no hoarding lines, people fighting, black marketing of goods and no special privilege’s for the elite. Rationing was done then and it can be done now if the situation demands it. This will make the populous more aware of their capabilities to function in a time of crisis, in a restricted society. Working together, the U.S. will come out ahead and in the end the world benefits, PEACE.