War in Ukraine explained (explainity® explainer video)

On the February 24th, 2022, Russia invaded Ukraine. There has been war between the two countries ever since. The states share a complicated relationship that goes back further than you might expect. Watch the video to find out more.

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[theupsidedownworld]

It's heartbreaking to hear about the internal conflict and division among friends fighting on different sides. War brings immense pain and turmoil to everyone involved. I hope for a resolution that brings peace and unity. Thank you for sharing your perspective and for finding the video informative. 🕊❤🌍

[andthenIdidabackflip]

Thank you for the video, that was a lot of events, stats and dates, but it's a bit clearer now

[FishingReviews]

I’m from Russia, Moscow. I have friends who are fighting now from the both sides. It’s awful, I love them all, but they hate themselves. Actually your video is simple to understand and reflects the situation quite well. Thanks for the video!

[kravtsov]

This video doesn't explain some important causes like the conflict in Dombas and the Minsk agreements

[Ankidoom]

I'm just interested, what international law this war is breaking?

[rickjensen]

So it's a battle of "ism's", which is always about power and greed.

[sukhparhar]

What led to war? What was Minsk Agreement?

[annananana]

Please explain why the US has invaded and destroyed so many countries. Thanks.

[danielculpepper]

Explaining my arse! 😂😂😂 explaining western propaganda more likely!

[jamieHSquare]

How do you guys get to omit so many things just to make russia bad. Did not even mention there was an overthrow of governance with the us logistics

[pathfinderson]

Is sad to see a video of this quality so bias and one sided. How do you avoid talking about the agreement that forbidden the expansion of NATO to the east and Rusia and to the west. As it stands right now the only nation NATO hasn't expanded to is Ukraine. So who really violated the peace treaty. You didn't mention anything about the coup d'é·tat in Ukraine or who sponsored it. The worst part is that a I know how a lie spoked loud enough becomes the truth. And the young bleed the sins of the old. All for money and power...

[Kounomura]

Putin does not want to occupy Ukraine either. If NATO had not so seriously violated Russia's legitimate security interests, there would be no war. The admission of Ukraine to NATO would be a checkmate situation for Russia, so it is natural that it could not tolerate this. This is the main reason for the war, any other less serious reason could have been settled between the two states. But the issue of NATO entry was the casus belli.

[Tata-hwqx]

Total nonsense .. no an explanation .. the question is what happened in you head, to put this video without having any knowledge

[w_gospodin_nikto_w]

Ukraine mean (from slavic languages as ukranian, polish, czech, slovakian, bulgarian) - In - LAND or homeland.
Kray has only one meqning in russian language amd most of south slavic languages.

[rsramaswamy]

Ukraine was one of the founding republics of Russia from 1917. It was a member of USSR from 1917 to 1987. Many leaders of USSR including BREZHNEV were from eastern ukraine. Khruschev's wife was Ukranean. So, begin from 1917 to really understand the justice of Putin's stand. How would you like if Texas cedes from USA?

[DarinOsborne]

Possible Solution??? The 2 eastern oblasts and Crimea are internationally recognized as independent(or part of Russia). Ukraine proper is admitted to the EU and NATO.

[SuperSborka]

ukranian politicians could've stopped this war long time ago, actually they could evade it completely by signing peace agreement with putin. the've seen how easily crimea has become part of russia, this means all of ukraine can easily be taken by russia also. instead the've decided to fight for freedom killing thousands of men, which will not do any good. war will be lost by ukraine as soon as there are no soldiers left in ukraine, it's a simple math ukranian politicians couldn't figure out before this war started.

[sugarytv]

they "invaded" ukraine because the PEOPLE of the donetsk region signed a PETITION (similar to olive branch petition) for HELP

[timmckee]

. . . o n c e i n o t i c e r o b o t v o i c e . . . m y m i n d t u r n s o f f . . . and i click out...