How The Russia Invasion Unfolded

The transcript details the rapid escalation of conflict as Putin announces a military operation in Ukraine, leading to missile attacks and the entry of Russian forces. Ukrainian President Zelinsky makes a desperate plea to the Russian people, while the UN Security Council holds an emergency meeting. The assault begins with airstrikes and ground forces, prompting global condemnation, including a statement from President Biden. The situation marks the largest conflict in Europe since World War II.

What was the Ukrainian President's reaction to the unfolding events?

• He was optimistic about peace.

• He made a desperate plea to the Russian people.

• He ignored the situation.

• He supported the military operation.

What did the intelligence reports indicate about the situation in Ukraine?

• There was no threat from Russia.

• Ukraine was planning an attack.

• The invasion was imminent.

• The invasion was unlikely.

How did President Putin justify the military operation?

• He ordered it as a planned military operation.

• He did not provide a justification.

• He said it was a response to a Ukrainian attack.

• He claimed it was a defensive measure.

What was the UN Secretary General's response to the situation?

• He called for an emergency meeting to stop the invasion.

• He remained neutral.

• He criticized Ukraine.

• He supported the military operation.

How did President Biden describe Russia's attack on Ukraine?

• A necessary intervention.

• A justified military action.

• An unprovoked and unjustified attack.

• A minor conflict.