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Russia wants to take back whats theirs by startting their attack on Ukraine before they join europe and so russia doesnt have nato on their back door step.

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Russia is attacking Ukraine because it wants to keep it "within its sphere of influence". It doesn't want Ukraine to strengthen its relationship with the EU.

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Russia does not want the Ukraine to join NATO since that would put them at a disadvantage. Why would the United States get involved in the war?

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Russia is attacking/invading the Ukraine for land since they believe that the land belongs to them. Do the people in Russia agree with Putin on his decision to invade the Ukraine?

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Russia is attacking Ukraine because they want Ukraine's land back and they don't want Ukraine to join forces with the European Union. Why didn't Ukraine join the EU?

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They are attacking Ukraine because they want the Ukraine's land so russia could be bigger. They also want Ukraine's resources.

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Russia may be attacking because they don't want Ukraine to fall more under the influence of the EU, and don't want to lose a valuable trade area. Does Russia plan on taking over nearby countries? How would that affect the world as a whole?

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Russia is attacking Ukraine becuase they want to expand and conquer Ukraine and they they dont want them to join NATO.

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Russia is attacking Ukraine because they do not want to deal with the Countries of NATO being able to station weapons in Ukraine.

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Russia is attacking Ukraine because they want Ukraine to be a part of their country. They also don't want Ukraine to join NATO.

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Russia doesn't want the Ukraine to have stronger ties to the EU. At what moment do other countries enter into this?

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I think that Russia is attacking Ukraine because they don't want them to be a part of NATO expansion. My question is does everyone in Russia agree with Putin's decisions or are there any protests of his actions?

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Russia is attacking Ukraine because they want the land and the resources that come from it. The land would help Russia be more secure from NATO by preventing them from arming Ukraine. Why can't Putin just be assassinated for the better?

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Russia is attacking Ukraine because they wanted to join NATO. The Russian president, Vladimir Putin, does not want that as it would create bigger troubles with his need of expansion. Why does he want to cause trouble?

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Russia is attacking the Ukraine because of the importance of the economic value the territory holds to Russia. The idea of the Ukraine making ties to the EU doesn't match well with the contrasting values Russia holds. The Ukraine holds important market ties for gas and oil with Russia and Russia has fuel lines running through the Ukraine as well. This is alike to the annexation of the Republic of Texas. How is the leader of the Ukraine responding to the invasion?

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Russia attacked Ukraine because Ukraine has resources that Russia wants. Why does Russia have to go to war if it is just a conflict?

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Russia doesn't want Ukraine to form stronger ties to the EU, weakening their influence over the country. What does Russia gain from trying to overtake such a small country compared to their territory?

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Russian military buildup on the border of Ukraine has added to the tensions between the two countries, Russia wants the resources they have and Russia also doesn't want Ukraine to join NATO.

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Russia is attacking Ukraine because Russia wants to take back that territory that was once theirs. Maybe Putin should ride a polar bear into battle.

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Russia is attacking Ukraine because Russia doesn't Ukraine to join NATO because that would arm Ukraine with enough firepower with several other countries backing it up, and Putin likes being in control of Ukraine and oversee them. Why don't they just kill Putin?

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Russia is attacking Ukraine, because they want their land and they believe its rightfully their.

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Russia is attacking Ukraine because they want Ukraine.

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Russia is attacking Ukraine because they do not want Ukraine to join NATO. Why do we have to go to war with Russia if it is just a conflict between Ukraine and Russia?

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Russia is attacking Ukraine because they want the land and resources. Why don't they just give up?

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