The Russian invasion of Ukraine is part of a broader pattern of Russia's history of occupying foreign territories. This action underscores a lack of moral consideration for international laws and norms. Russia's annexation of Crimea in 2014 and ongoing war against Ukraine are seen as extensions of its imperialistic tendencies.
Despite international condemnation and sanctions, Russia persists in its actions, raising questions about its ethical stance and lack of basic moral values. The invasion has resulted in significant human suffering, including massive loss of lives and displacement.
