Wars started by Russia since fall of ussr
Since the Soviet breakup in 1991, major conflicts that sources attribute to Russian state action include the two Chechen wars (1994–2009 period), the 2008 Russo–Georgian War over South Ossetia and Abk...
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Russian-occupied territory in Moldova
Since the Soviet breakup in 1991, major conflicts that sources attribute to Russian state action include the two Chechen wars (1994–2009 period), the 2008 Russo–Georgian War over South Ossetia and Abk...
Three credible escalation pathways could draw Russia and NATO into direct confrontation by 2026: inadvertent or “fog-of-war” incidents near NATO borders, deliberate Russian provocations or cross-borde...
The I and Minsk II accords reshaped the into a politically fraught “frozen” dispute rather than delivering a durable peace: they reduced the intensity of large-scale offensive operations but left core...
State Duma deputy Konstantin Zatulin has been a consistent voice criticizing Moldova’s trajectory and leadership in multiple Russian outlets; recent appearances (programs “Time will tell” and “Big Gam...
Reports in late 2025 attribute incendiary language about Moldovans and Ukrainians to Russian State Duma deputy Konstantin Zatulin, including statements saying these nations “deserve to disappear as a ...
Russian MP Konstantin Zatulin has repeatedly made hostile public comments about Moldova and Moldovans in 2025, accusing Moldova’s leadership of betraying the country and warning of dire outcomes; mult...