2026· International Journal of Social Sciences and Management Review· 0 citations· 23 references
Abstract
The Russian annexation of Crimea in 2014 spiraled into a full-scale military confrontation
between Russia and Ukraine, the aftermath of Russia’s Special Military Operation into the
Republic of Ukraine in 2022. The conflict did not ensue as an isolated incident; it was an
extension of the distrust in Russian-West European relationship that had its historical root
traced to the post WW2 period. The war between the two countries has global security
significance owing to its prospect of activating a new geopolitical military confrontation
between Ukrainian-backed American/western aligned countries and Russia and its allies on
one hand, the undermining of the essence of United Nations’ existence as the global peace
architect on the other hand, and the challenge of the world order as regards sovereignty
legitimacy of independent countries. This work examined the extent of global implications of
Russian-Ukraine prolonged conflict. The research was qualitative, deploying Conflict and
Geopolitical Strategic theory as research framework. Though Russia’s provocation into the war
could be adduced to several reasons, some of which are historical, political and security, prime
in its agenda is strategic and security concerns
This study examines the repercussions of the Ukraine war on the trajectory of Russian–Turkish bilateral relations, in light of the interests and objectives shaping the nature of this relationship on the one hand, and the divergence of positions regarding Russia’s war on Ukraine on the other. Turkey maintains strategic...
Asst.prof. Rafid Ahmed Mohammed Amin· Misan Journal of Political a...· 0 citations
The Russia–Ukraine War has emerged as one of the most significant geopolitical conflicts of the
twenty-first century, with far-reaching implications for international security, global governance,
and economic stability. This study examines the conflict through the lens of Realist theory, focusing
on the historical o...
Idris Babadaho Hafiz· INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF SOC...· 0 citations
This study investigates the Russia-Ukraine war and the politics of annexation in Crimea and its implications for the international community. The war in Ukraine is a multi-dimensional disaster, which is likely to get much worse in the foreseeable future. Armed conflict in eastern Ukraine erupted in early 2014 following...
Ocheni Mabe, Seidu Lawal· Journal of Contemporary Inte...· 0 citations
The subject of this paper is the analysis of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, which represents one of the most significant geopolitical events of the contemporary international order, with far-reaching consequences for global and regional relations. Even after more than four years of the conflict, which remains the focu...
M. Anđelić, Hatidža Beriša· Politička revija· 0 citations
The modern global security architecture in the world is undergoing a fundamental transformation. The order established after the Cold War is being actively confronted by the growing alliance between Iran and the Russian Federation. With its crucial geostrategic and transit location, the South Caucasus has become one of...
Zurab Katamadze, M. Kapanadze· Social Lens· 0 citations
The ongoing confrontation between Russia and Ukraine serves as a compelling example of the complex interplay between geopolitics, cultural identities, and historical legacies in intricate international disputes. This article employs Samuel P. Huntington's concept of the “Clash of Civilizations” to conduct a comprehensi...
Maria Mansab, Fatima Zafar· Journal of European Studies· 0 citations
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