Sources believe that Ukraine, which was part of Russia for decades before becoming a Soviet republic, established independence in 1991 when the USSR parted ways. It moved and forge developing close ties with the West(Moscow).
In 2014 the decision made by Kremlin-leaning to the Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych to reject an association agreement with the European Union in favour of closer ties with Moscow led to a number of protests which then saw him removed as leader in that same year.
Ukraine and the West accused Russia of sending its troops and weapons to back the rebels. Moscow denied that, saying the Russians who joined the separatists were volunteers.
According to Kyiv the Capital of Ukraine more than 14,000 people have died in the fighting that devastated Donbas, Ukraine’s eastern industrial heartland.
My Sources find that Russia is one of the main exporters of crude oil which in turn mean war may relatively have it's affects on the price of oil as we find that a spike in price to the upside may occur in the near future which then also eventual consolidate as Russia may literally declare war. This is what I see:
We may experience a lite pull back but I am all about the upside with this one.
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