Geopolitical Conflicts and Alliances

The video explores a hypothetical scenario of a second winter war between Russia and Finland. It discusses the initial conflict, strategies, and involvement of other countries like Estonia, Belarus, and Ukraine. The video highlights key turning points, counterattacks, and the eventual peace treaty that resolves the conflict, with changes in territorial control.

What was Finland's strategic move regarding international alliances at the start of the hypothetical conflict?

• Finland joined the European Union.

• Finland submitted an official request to join NATO.

• Finland remained neutral.

• Finland formed a new alliance with Russia.

Which country joined the war to support Russia, opening a new front?

• Estonia

• Belarus

• Poland

• Latvia

What was the strategic significance of St. Petersburg in the conflict?

• It was the capital of Russia.

• It was a major port city near Finland.

• It was the headquarters of NATO.

• It was a neutral zone.

What was the primary reason for other countries joining the war against Russia?

• To expand their own territories

• To prevent Russian expansion into their regions

• To gain control over the Baltic Sea

• To support NATO's mission

Which area did Finland manage to cut off from Russia during the turning point of the war?

• Kola Peninsula

• Kaliningrad

• Crimea

• Donbass

What was the role of Transnistria in the conflict?

• It remained neutral.

• It became an independent state.

• It joined the war on Russia's side.

• It was annexed by Ukraine.

What was the outcome for Ukraine in the peace treaty?

• Ukraine became a part of Russia.

• Ukraine regained all its territories, including Crimea.

• Ukraine remained divided.

• Ukraine lost Crimea permanently.

Which country was split between Lithuania and Poland after the conflict?

• Belarus

• Estonia

• Crimea

• Kaliningrad

Which country experienced a change in government as a result of the conflict?

• Estonia

• Georgia

• Latvia

• Belarus

What was the final status of Georgia after the peace treaty?

• Georgia gained new territories.

• Georgia lost some territories to Russia.

• Georgia became a part of NATO.

• Georgia remained unchanged.