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There are now more than 150 disputes under way that involve territory, mostly in Africa, Asia, and the Pacific region, but also in Europe and the Americas. Some disputes are on the distant horizon (Antarctica), some are long-simmering (Jammu and Kashmir), and others—like Crimea—are at their boiling point. Many fear a spillover effect from Crimea. There is wide concern that Russia's apparent success in annexing the peninsula could set a dangerous precedent for further Russian incursions into Ukraine and other nearby countries, or that other countries may feel emboldened by Russia's actions.
Germany's Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier went so far as to say Russia has "opened a Pandora's box" with its swift and widely condemned annexation of Crimea. Few subjects are more politically sensitive than territorial disputes; the UN declined to comment for this story, citing those sensitivities. CIE Teacher Support. War and Insurgency in the Western Sahara. Log in to secure sites. Why are Ukraine and Russia fighting over Crimea? - World - Haaretz.com.
The Crimean peninsula, the main flashpoint in Ukraine's crisis, is a pro-Russia part of Ukraine, separated from the rest of the country geographically, historically and politically.
It also hosts Russia's Black Sea Fleet. Ukraine has accused Russia of invading it. Here's some key information about the region: Located on the Black Sea The Crimean Peninsula extends into the Black Sea, all but an island except for a narrow strip of land in the north connecting it to the mainland. With an area of 27,000 square kilometers (10,000 square miles), it is slightly smaller than Belgium. It's best known in the West as the site of the 1945 Yalta Conference, where Soviet dictator Josef Stalin, President Franklin D. History Crimea was absorbed into the Russian empire along with most of ethnic Ukrainian territory by Catherine the Great in the 18th century. In 1921, the peninsula, then populated mainly by Muslim Tatars, became part of the Soviet Union. Why Crimea is part of Ukraine Population.
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