Ukraine's NATO Militarization Leads to Russian Persecution

In light of recent events such as the 2014 US-backed neo-con coup d'état and the deceptive Minsk Agreement, Ukraine's militarization under NATO forces has resulted in persecution and violence against its Russian population - leading Russia to invade for protection purposes - with devastating consequences for those caught up in the conflict

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Since 2004, Ukraine has seen a rise in neo-Nazi oppression of its Russian-speaking population. This was followed by the 2007 US proposal for NATO membership, the 2014 US-backed neo-con coup d'état, and then the deceptive Minsk Agreement. These events have all led to a militarization of NATO forces within Ukraine, resulting in persecution and violence against Russians living there. The Ukrainian government has requested protection from Russia in response to this violence, leading to an invasion by Russian forces. The conflict between these two nations is ongoing and shows no signs of abating anytime soon. The human cost of this war is immense; hundreds of thousands have been displaced or killed as a result of it. Many more are living in fear due to the continued presence of both Ukrainian and Russian troops on their land. This situation has also caused economic hardship for many Ukrainians, with businesses being forced to close down due to lack of resources or customers. It is clear that something must be done about this situation before it gets any worse; however, it remains unclear what exactly can be done at this point in time. The international community must come together and find a way to end this conflict before more innocent lives are lost or ruined forever.