The United Nations gave Russia several months to vacate Ukraine or face consequences. Russia refuses, so on March 5th, a coalition of troops led by China is sent to Poland in preparation for an amphibious assault to liberate Ukraine. On March 6th, Coalition forces begin bombing military infrastructure in and around Russia; including nuclear sites, government buildings, and military bases. Two days later, coalition ground troops invade Ukraine and liberate it in six days.
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| - Crimean Crisis (Post-Second Cold War)
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| - The United Nations gave Russia several months to vacate Ukraine or face consequences. Russia refuses, so on March 5th, a coalition of troops led by China is sent to Poland in preparation for an amphibious assault to liberate Ukraine. On March 6th, Coalition forces begin bombing military infrastructure in and around Russia; including nuclear sites, government buildings, and military bases. Two days later, coalition ground troops invade Ukraine and liberate it in six days.
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| - The United Nations gave Russia several months to vacate Ukraine or face consequences. Russia refuses, so on March 5th, a coalition of troops led by China is sent to Poland in preparation for an amphibious assault to liberate Ukraine. On March 6th, Coalition forces begin bombing military infrastructure in and around Russia; including nuclear sites, government buildings, and military bases. Two days later, coalition ground troops invade Ukraine and liberate it in six days. The war was significant in that it was the first UN war mission not led by the US, it was instead led by China. US President Rand Paul, a non-interventionist, refused to commit ground troops; instead sending the US Air Force to bomb targets in Russia.
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