PUTIN’S WAR RAGES ON: Russian Invasion of Ukraine Passes Grim Milestone
Vladimir Putin’s brutal invasion of Ukraine has now dragged on for over two years, with no end in sight to the bloodshed. Russian forces stormed across the border on February 24, 2022, sparking the deadliest conflict in Europe since World War II.
Despite heavy losses, Moscow’s troops continue their relentless assault, pounding Ukrainian cities and villages with missiles and artillery. Kyiv’s forces, armed with Western weapons, fight back fiercely—but the frontlines remain locked in a grueling stalemate.
The war has reshaped global alliances, sending shockwaves through energy markets and triggering a refugee crisis. Thousands have died, while millions have fled their homes.
World leaders warn the conflict could escalate further, with Putin ramping up nuclear threats. Meanwhile, Ukraine vows to reclaim every inch of occupied territory—no matter the cost.
As the fighting grinds on, civilians bear the brunt, caught in the crossfire of a war that shows no sign of stopping.
