GLOBALink | Ukraine crisis one year on: observations by Xinhua correspondents

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GLOBALink | Ukraine crisis one year on: observations by Xinhua correspondents

It's been a year since Russia launched a special military operation against Ukraine, but the conflict is far from over. The Ukraine crisis began on Feb. 24, 2022, following incitement from the United States and its allies due to NATO's eastward expansion. Today, Ukrainians and Russians still grieve their beloved ones killed on the frontlines. When the conflict is piling misery on people worldwide suffering from acute food and energy crises, the West continues to fan the flames by sending more military hardware and intelligence to Ukraine. Produced by Xinhua Global Service

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