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We are talking about this because we are seeing what is happening between Russia and Ukraine. One interesting thing in the article that Russia assembled thousands of troops and established new bases.

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significant- something significant about this text is that Russia troops were sent to the border to keep watch of Ukraine.
interesting- something interesting about this is that "On February 15, Putin claimed that he was pulling some troops back to base after completing drills and was open to a diplomatic route out of the standoff."
troublesome- one thing that can be troublesome to some people is "Amid warnings from Western leaders of a Russian invasion "any day," the Ukrainian president declared February 16" this is troublesome because it could start a new war.

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Something to me that was significant was that Moscow was being accused of engaging war against Ukrane by attacks and being pressured.
Something interesting to me was that the US ordered 3,000 additional soldiers to be deployed to Poland, bringing the total number of reinforcements sent to Europe in recent weeks to about 5,000.
Something that was troubling me was that Biden and European leaders have warned that Russia would suffer serious consequences, including sanctions, should Putin move ahead with an invasion.

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S- Something significant is that Putin has slowly tightened his grip around Ukraine for the past year or so and now in 2022 it's seems as Putin wants to invade Ukraine and maybe extend the Russian borders.
I- An interesting fact about this article is that Putin stated that the troops he sent to the Ukraine border are only there to "protect" if Ukraine decides to take action but, Putin is sending way more troops and military equipment than necessary just to "protect."
T- One thing that can be troubling is related to the US. Biden has the choice to aid Ukraine if Putin and Russia invade. The US might step in between these two countries and go to war.

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S- Russia has thousands of troops at the boarder to watch Ukraine.
I-Putin underlined their shared history describing Russians and Ukraine as one people
T- Russia has surrounded Ukraine on 3 sides the North, East and South with more than 150,000 troops.

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S- Moscow has been accused of engaging in hybrid warfare against Ukraine
I- Putin thinks Ukraine and Russia are one
T- Russia has been tightening its military grip around Ukraine since last year

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The escalation in the years-long conflict between Russia and Ukraine has triggered the greatest security crisis on the continent since the Cold War, raising the specter of a dangerous showdown between Western powers and Moscow.

In December, Putin presented the US and NATO with a list of security demands. Chief among them is a guarantee that Ukraine will never enter NATO and that the alliance rolls back its military footprint in Eastern and Central Europe -- proposals that the US and its allies have repeatedly said are non-starters.
Putin has indicated he sees NATO's expansion as an existential threat, and the prospect of Ukraine joining the Western military alliance a "hostile act." In interviews and speeches, he has emphasized his view that Ukraine is part of Russia, culturally, linguistically and politically.

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significant-After months of military build-up and brinkmanship on the Ukrainian border, Russia is ramping up pressure on its former Soviet neighbor, threatening to destabilize Europe and attract the United States. Russia has been tightening its military grip on Ukraine since last year, amassing tens of thousands of troops, equipment and artillery at the country's gates. The aggression has prompted warnings from U.S. intelligence officials that a Russian invasion could be imminent. A whirlwind diplomatic effort to ease tensions has failed to come to a conclusion in recent weeks.
interesting-Putin has been trying to increase pressure on the West for months without ever firing a shot or letting a tank cross the border with Ukraine. Moscow has been accused of waging a hybrid war against Ukraine, using cyberattacks, economic pressure and propaganda to sow tensions.
troublesome-The U.S. claims Russia did not withdraw its troops, but quietly mobilized thousands. U.S. Secretary of State Anthony Blinken warned that the U.S. saw no immediate sign of Russia’s military withdrawal, noting, “Unfortunately, there is a difference between what Russia says and what it does.”

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The US does not want to send out its troops.
interesting-
The Russians have a lot of troops on the border of Ukraine
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Ukraine is really not fighting back they are doing nothing to stop Russia.

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S. Is like Putin has indicated he sees NATO’s expansion as an existential threat and thinks its a treat to his country. I think that deploying 150,000 is interesting because there is no need for so many soldiers. T. If they go to war there could many conflicts if the US steps in.

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S- Russia has thousands of troops at the border. To watch Ukraine.
I- The US doesn't plan to send on sending any of their troops out. They want to stay as out of it as they can.
T- The US and Europeans are letting Russia know that whatever happens, they have to pay.

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Interestingly, the US dispatched 3,000 soldiers but the US stated that it did not discharge any soldiers.
There are also Biden and European leaders warning that Russia will suffer severe consequences, including sanctions, if Putin continues to invade. But that hasn't stopped Russia from continuing to strengthen its military position.

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S- The US has deployed 5,000 troops out to Europe and they have no intention to send any out to Ukraine.
I- Russia has surrounded Ukraine on 3 sides of their border with military bases.
T- According to some estimates, if an all-out war broke out, they could lose tens of thousands of civilian

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S: More than 150,000 Russian troops on the border of Ukraine and Russia.
I: Amid warnings from Western leaders of a Russian invasion "any day," the Ukrainian president declared February 16 a National Day of Unity, insisting that Ukraine was not intimidated by "any enemies" and would be able to "defend itself."
T: Russia has assembled thousands of troops and established new bases near its border with Ukraine. Surrounding Ukraine on 3 sides.

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S: Something significant in this article was all the troops that encircled Ukraine.
I: Something interesting to me was the statistics of all the maps and how they look.
T: Something trouble some is if they go to war the US might step in and have many conflicts between them all.

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Significant: Putin thinks Ukraine is supposed to be part of Russia.
Interesting: Putin accused Ukraine of carrying out a genocide on Russian speakers.
Troublesome: There are more than 150 thousand Russian troops that encircle Ukraine. Russia has a lot of troops, artillery, and equipment ready.

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S- The situation on the border between Russia and Ukraine. Russian military buildup on the border of Ukraine has escalated tensions between the two countries.
I- Biden and European leaders have warned that Russia would suffer serious consequences, including sanctions, should Putin move ahead with an invasion.
T-If an all-out war broke out between the two countries, tens of thousands of civilians could die and up to 5 million made refugee

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S - the thing that happened between the 2 countries of ukrane and russia. the russian build up with their troops at the line of the land that they beileved was theirs.
I - putin accused ukraine of carrying out russian genocide on russian speakers.
T - If a war broke out between the two there would be a lot of consequences that would go with it

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S: After countries formerly in the Soviet Union such as Estonia and Lithuania joining NATO, Ukraine was moving forward in the movement to join NATO, which Russia didn't like. In order to "protect" Ukraine from NATO and halt the eastward expansion of NATO, Russia began mobilizing troops to the border of Ukraine, surrounding it.
I: Nord Stream 2, a pipeline from Russia to Germany that delivers gas to other states for cheaper prices has been decided to be halted by Germany due to Russia's mobilization.
T: Russia has surrounded Ukraine on 3 sides, the North, East, and South, with more than 150,000 troops.

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S-Something significant is that with the help of NATO supplies, training and equipment, Russia would still be able to overpower Ukraine.
I-Somthing interesting is that experts say that if Russia does invade Ukraine, there would be somewhere around 5,000,000 refugees.
T-Something troublesome was that Russian troops surrounded Ukraine and could invade at any moment.

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Significant: Moscow has been accused of engaging in hybrid warfare against Ukraine, using cyber-attacks, economic pressure and propaganda to stir up tensions.

Interesting: Putin underlined their shared history, describing Russians and Ukrainians as "one people."

Troublesome: Nearly 14,000 people have died in the conflict

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S:The standoff left Europe's leaders to engage in a frenzy of shuttle diplomacy, exploring whether a negotiating channel established between France, Germany, Russia and Ukraine to resolve the conflict in Ukraine's east
I:Putin has managed to ratchet up pressure on the West for months without ever firing a shot or rolling a tank across its border with Ukraine.
T:If an all-out war broke out between the two countries, tens of thousands of civilians could die and up to 5 million made refugees, according to some estimates. this is very scary because innocent people will die

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Moscow has been accused of engaging in hybrid warfare against Ukraine, using cyber attacks, economic pressure and propaganda to stir up tensions. The State Department claimed in early February that Russia was prepared to fabricate "a pretext for an invasion" through a false-flag video

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S- The US has deployed 5,000 troops out to Europe and they have no intention to send any out to Ukraine.
I- Russia has surrounded Ukraine on 3 sides of their border with military bases.
T- According to some estimates, if an all-out war broke out, they could lose tens of thousands of civilians and up to 5 million made refugees.

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S- something significant about this article is that the Ukraine was a cornerstone of the Soviet Union until it voted overwhelmingly for Independence in 1991. I- something interesting about this article is that the US ordered over 3,000 additional soldiers to be deployed to Poland. T- something troublesome to me about this article is that if they invade, it could be the cause to another world war.

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something significant about the article is that Ukraine was a cornerstone of the Soviet Union until it voted overwhelmingly for independence in 1991, a milestone that turned out to be a death knell for the failing superpower.
After the collapse of the Soviet Union, NATO pushed eastward, bringing into the fold most of the Eastern European nations that had been in the Communist orbit. In 2004, NATO added the former Soviet Baltic republics Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania. Four years later, it declared its intention to offer membership to Ukraine some day in the distant future – crossing a red line for Russia.

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Something significant I saw was that Russia doesn't like Ukraine joining the United States and it sounds like jealousy after the Ukraine split. Something I found was interesting was how fast putin put up military bases for the soliders and they surrounded them really fast. Something troublesome that I saw was that if they invade it could be the cause of another world war.

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A Interesting thing that I have found out from reading the article is More than 150,000 Russian troops now encircle Ukraine. That is a ton of troops waiting for the order to attack. Something troublesome that I have found out by reading the article is that Russian President Vladimir Putin could launch a full-scale invasion of Ukraine at any moment.

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S- Nearly 14,000 people have died in the conflict, and there are 1.5 million people internally displaced in Ukraine, according to the Ukrainian government.
I- The US ordered 3,000 additional soldiers to be deployed to Poland, bringing the total number of reinforcements sent to Europe in recent weeks to about 5,000. The US says it has no intention of sending troops into Ukraine, which is not a NATO member.
T- high level talks between the West and Russia

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S: "An escalation in shelling in eastern Ukraine and a vehicle blast in separatist-held Donbas has heightened fears that Moscow could be stoking the violence to justify an invasion." This piece is significant becaus eit states how the invasion is trying to be justified. I: "Russia was quietly mobilizing several thousand more. US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken cautioned that America had seen no immediate sign of a Russian military pullback, noting, "Unfortunately, there's a difference between what Russia says and what it does." This piece is interesting because it displays how Russia was not honoring it's government's word. T:''Despite receiving funding, training and equipment from the US and other NATO member countries, experts say Ukraine would be significantly outmatched by Russia's military" This piece is troublesome sounding due to the fact that the article believes Russia's military system is more powerful than Ukraine's and they would be victorious if things became worse when trying to overthrow the independent country.

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what i found is something that was interesting and  troublesome to me is Despite a ceasefire agreement in 2015, the two sides have not seen a stable peace, and the front line has barely moved since. Nearly 14,000 people have died in the conflict, and there are 1.5 million people internally displaced in Ukraine, according to the Ukrainian government. this is the part of the article that is interesting me to in the article .