Ukraine and Russia reached the edge of war, know what is the big reason for this, US issued this order

The dispute between Russia and Ukraine has been going on for a long time. Due to this tension, there is a danger of war between the two countries. In the midst of this threat, where Russia is isolated, along with Ukraine, many countries of Europe and America are seen standing. The possibility of a war breaking out between the two has been strengthened by some recent events.

US tells its citizens to leave Ukraine

Let us tell you that in the latest development, the US has directed the families of its embassy personnel present in Ukraine to leave the country. At the same time, America has told China in a strict tone that it would be good if they stay away from this dispute. At the same time, NATO has also warned Russia in this regard. Russia, on the other hand, has accused Ukraine of supplying "modern weapons" to Ukraine and that Ukraine is conducting military exercises.

Russia's counterattack on Britain's statement

It is also necessary to mention here that two days ago the UK State Department had said that Russia wants to put a leader supported by it in Ukraine. For this, he has employed his intelligence agencies, which have talked to other pro-Russian leaders including the former PM there. However, Russia has denied this. Russia says that Britain should refrain from spreading such false news, as it increases tension.

Russian army gathering on Ukraine border

Russia also said a few days ago that it has no intention of attacking Ukraine. However, various media reports have said that Russia has deployed a large number of its soldiers with heavy weapons along the Ukrainian border. They can also be clearly seen in the pictures received from the satellite of America. Talking about Ukraine itself, its roots are also connected with the former Soviet nation. Since 2019, its President is Volodymyr Zelensky, who was an actor and comedian before he became a politician. His party is the Servant of the People.

Three major reasons for the dispute between Russia and Ukraine

The first real cause of dispute between Russia and Ukraine is the Crimean peninsula, which was once a part of Ukraine. It was separated from Ukraine by Russia in 2014. Since then there has been a lot of tension between the two regarding this. Ukraine wants to get back this region, in which Russia is the biggest obstacle. On this issue, America and Western countries are with Ukraine, while Russia is isolated.

The second reason in this controversy has now become the Nord Stream 2 pipeline. Through this, Russia will be able to supply oil and gas directly to other countries of Europe including Germany. But Ukraine will suffer a huge financial loss due to this, because so far Ukraine earns a lot from the pipeline going to Europe via Ukraine. But this earning from Nard Stream will end.

America does not want Germany to approve Nord Stream. The US says this will make Europe more dependent on Russia. Germany's approval is very special because it is Europe's largest economy and Russia's supply is mostly to Germany. In this context, both Crimea and Nord Stream-2 are in the midst of controversy.

The third reason for the dispute between Ukraine and Russia is Ukraine's intention to join NATO. America also wants Ukraine to become a member of NATO. At the same time, Russia has even asked for a legal guarantee from Ukraine that it will never become a member of NATO.

Threat of attack

America and Ukraine fear that Russia may attack at any time. Because of this, there is a high alert-like situation across Europe. There have been many meetings between Europe and America regarding this tension. America has repeatedly promised to stand with Ukraine and provide full help. US President Joe Biden has already made it clear that Russia will face severe economic sanctions if it makes the mistake of attacking Ukraine. However, he has also said that under any circumstances NATO troops will not be sent to Ukraine. Russian President Vladimir Putin has directly warned the US and NATO not to think about expanding NATO.