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6 reasons why Russia won't occupy Ukraine

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  In only few months a full scale panic about Russia invading Ukraine has been sold to the Western media. There will be all kinds of threatening gestures and special military operations, but Russia will not occupy Ukraine. What does Putin want? A security framework in Europe favorable to Russia based on pre-1997 conditions, in which NATO agrees to cease all expansion and Ukraine remains well disposed to Moscow. 1-  Putin wants respect and treatment as a peer. He wants to expand the buffer between NATO and the European Union through Ukraine, Belarus and Moldova. He is applying intimidation to coerce Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to accommodate Russian demands to cease its western impulses to join NATO that almost certainly never will occur. Read more:  The 11 reasons why America supports Israel 2-  Moscow is only a six-hour drive up highway from Ukraine’s northern border. NATO has been alert enough to Russian sensitivity on this topic not to invite Ukraine to join, but the pros

10 Tallest living women in the world in 2022

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  The tallest women in the world are truly unique and recognized as such, because, they were unlike any other woman in their community. Though some of these women have severe health problems, they live life knowing that they inspire others to accept who they are and where they come from.  Rumeysa Gelgi   She was born January 1st, 1997, is a Turkish advocate, researcher and front-end developer who holds the title of tallest living woman in the world from Guinness World Records since October 2021. She previously held the title of tallest living female teenager in the world. She is 7 feet 0.7 inches (215.1 cm) tall. Her tall stature is down to a condition called Weaver syndrome, an extremely rare condition which causes accelerated growth amongst other abnormalities including skeletal maturation.  Uljana Semjonova She was born 9 March 1952, is a retired Latvian basketball player who competed for the Soviet Union. Standing at least 2.14 m (7 ft 0 in).   Semjonova was the leading wom