On February 24, 2022, the leadership of the Russian Federation, under Vladimir Putin, initiated a full-scale military incursion into Ukraine. The stated objective of the operation was to fundamentally alter the political landscape of the nation. Initially, military forces advanced rapidly, focusing heavily on the capital city, Kyiv, and surrounding regions. However, the initial momentum faced significant resistance. Ukrainian armed forces mounted a determined defense, successfully repelling the advanced Russian columns from the approaches to Kyiv. This successful counteroffensive marked a critical turning point in the military campaign. Following the setbacks in the northern and central regions, the focus of active hostilities shifted geographically. Current reports indicate that the main areas of sustained conflict have concentrated in Eastern and Southern Ukraine. These regions remain zones of intense fighting as military objectives are contested by both sides. The conflict has since become a prolonged military confrontation, fundamentally reshaping the security architecture of the region. The sustained resistance within Ukraine continues to present a significant challenge to the invading forces from the Russian Federation. International observers and military analysts continue to monitor the evolving tactical situation across the various fronts in Ukraine, noting the ongoing commitment of forces to control key territories in the east and south. Topics: #ukraina #venemaa #ukrainasse Post navigation Permi naftarajatisele korraldatud rünnakust ilmusid satelliidipildid RAUL EAMETS⟩Rahvastikukriisist majandusteadlase silmade läbi(1)