The Russian-Ukraine Crises: Issues and Futuristic Attention

Abstract

The contentious relationship between Russia and is a major risk to worldwide security, with 14,000 fatalities and several million
refugees. Putin's annexation of Ukraine is concerning. A solution is necessary to prevent further harm to people and global security.
The Ukraine-Russia conflict has divided opinions. This paper discusses the reasons for Russia's invasion and solutions to prevent
future conflicts. The purpose of this seminar is to examine the motives behind Russia's incursion into Ukraine and propose tactics to
avoid comparable incidents.We analyzed historical documents using an unbiased approach, focusing on personal accounts and nonnumerical
data. We verified all documents online and considered feedback from other scholars. The crisis in Ukraine is fuelled by
Putin's desire to reunite the former Soviet Union, leading to Russia's annexation of Crimea and conflict in the Donbas region. Putin
opposes Ukraine's pro-European views and closer ties with NATO. In 2022, Russia invaded Ukraine to regain control and weaken
Kyiv's influence. Ukraine seeks protection from NATO and international support to maintain its sovereignty. In order to effectively
address the ongoing conflict between Ukraine and Russia, it is imperative that a non-aligned buffer zone is established, with the
involvement of unbiased arbitrators who can create a legally binding agreement. The leadership of both nations must undergo a
transformation, with a clear prioritization of Ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity. It is critical to provide Ukraine with
additional weapons, and supporting them is essential for the best interests of the United States