Question

Why has russia invaded ukraine

Answer 1

russia has invaded ukraine as;

Since the fall of the Soviet Union, Russia has harboured deep animosity towards Independent Ukraine, which it still views as an essential component of "Mother Russia." It views the invasion of Ukraine as being essential to reestablishing its so-called "Historical Russia" for this reason.

Vladimir Putin, the president of Russia, has undertaken no attempt to disseminate the false historical story that Russians and Ukrainians are "one country." Putin earnestly desires the reunification of the former Soviet Union's member states in order to undo the "biggest geopolitical calamity of the twentieth century," in his words. His ultimate goal is to "correct the wrongs" of the Soviet Union's defeat during the Cold War, as he sees them, which occurred thirty years ago. He therefore wants to overhaul the entire European safety system, which will cost the West a lot of money. The Russian military is reportedly required to read his most recent writings and speeches on the subject.