The Ukrainian Conflict refers to a series of ongoing military confrontations and political tensions that began in 2014 between Ukraine and Russia, primarily revolving around Russia’s annexation of Crimea and support for separatist movements in Eastern Ukraine. The conflict has roots in historical ties, national identity, and geopolitics, particularly in relation to Ukraine’s aspirations for closer integration with European institutions and distancing from Russian influence. The situation has led to significant military engagements, widespread humanitarian crises, and diplomatic efforts involving various international actors to mediate and resolve the issues. The conflict is characterized by its complexity, involving issues of sovereignty, territorial integrity, and the rights of ethnic minorities. It remains a significant and contentious issue in international relations, affecting security dynamics in Europe and beyond.
US-Russia aim to renew diplomatic ties and appoint ambassadors amidst tension. Plans for Ukraine peace consultations are underway, lacking specific details but prioritizing a ceasefire. Crimea remains undiscussed in diplomatic…