6 Questions
The soldiers who died in the invasion of Ukraine were replaced by conscription of women in Russia.
False
Russia replaced its soldiers who died in the invasion of Ukraine by conscription of able-bodied men who are citizens of Russia.
True
The soldiers who died in the invasion of Ukraine were not replaced by any new recruits in Russia.
False
Economic sanctions were imposed by NATO countries on Russia in order to cut off or lessen the funds of Russia in waging a war against Ukraine.
True
The economic sanctions imposed by NATO countries on Russia were meant to punish Russia for its actions in Ukraine.
True
The economic sanctions imposed by NATO countries on Russia were ineffective in reducing Russia's funds for waging war against Ukraine.
False
Study Notes
Russia's Response to Military Losses
- Russia replaced its soldiers who died in the invasion of Ukraine by conscription of able-bodied men who are citizens of Russia.
Economic Sanctions on Russia
- Economic sanctions were imposed by NATO countries on Russia to cut off or lessen Russia's funds for waging war against Ukraine.
- The sanctions were meant to punish Russia for its actions in Ukraine.
- However, the sanctions were ineffective in reducing Russia's funds for waging war against Ukraine.
Test your knowledge on the conscription of Russian citizens to replace soldiers in the invasion of Ukraine. Explore the implications and consequences of this controversial decision.
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