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Ukraine-Russia war a year later, how long will it last?

By XN Iraki | 3yrs ago
Ukrainian military's Grad multiple rocket launcher fires rockets at Russian positions in the frontline near Bakhmut, Donetsk region, Ukraine on Nov. 24, 2022. [AP Photo]

Western intelligence got it right that Russia was planning to invade Ukraine. And it did one year ago, raining missiles on Kyiv and other cities.

Taking Kyiv by stealth failed and the frontlines have shifted back and forth in the last year. We are still scratching our heads - why did Russia invade Ukraine?

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