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10 reasons why Russia had to invade Ukraine. 1. Crimea Most of Russia's ports are iced over for about 6 months in a year and hence not useful for global trade by sea. The port at Sevastopol on Crimean peninsular is one of the few ports that operate all year long and through which much of Russian imports and exports flow. Crimea is an existential requirement for Russia and its forceful occupation in 2014, Russia wants to formalise its annexation. 2. Ports on the Black Sea and Sea of Azov There are many other ports that are currently in Ukraine and on the Black Sea, such as Odessa which is essential for both Ukraine and Russia. Russia covets this coastline and to convert Ukraine into a landlocked country so that NATO will not be able to misuse the Black Sea ports to supply Ukraine with arms and ammunition. UK and Europe have been building ports for leasing out their navies, ostensibly to protect Ukrainian and European interest but is actually designed to threaten and one day take ...

  The history of Europe is a history of relentless brutal, bloody and destructive series of conflicts. One of the most alluring target of conquest by big nations was Russia and her surrounding areas, such as Ukraine. Each power used a logic mostly perverted by their beliefs and ideologies to try and dominate, Russia. Every aggressive power needs an ideology to justify its behaviour and carry out its designs with the support of their population, financiers, glory and power seekers. Napoleon was not the first and Hitler was not the last to covet the incredible riches of Russia. Like them, now the deep state of the countries in the Western world and America simply want to plunder Russia. Not all the driving quests for conquest of Russia was economic. There are also religious, political and ideological forces at play. The Catholic Church has always wanted the Orthodox Russian Church to be disbanded if not destroyed. They played their part in the support of powers that would transform i...