La crisis de Ucrania, un conflicto de las grandes potencias

Abstract

The war in Ukraine has generated a geostrategic change in the region of Eastern Europe since, in addition to altering the peace, a crisis of refugees, resources and environmental impact is evident in which the polarization of the powers represented, on the one hand, by the North Atlantic Treaty Organization NATO and, on the other, by the Russian Federation together with China, is gradually increasing. By means of a bibliographic review, the aim of this work was to carry out a qualitative analysis of the war problem in Ukraine, taking into account the historical context, chronology and development of possible scenarios that could put an end to this war, which, of course, may change dynamically as this conflict continues in the long term. Moreover, it can be concluded that Ukraine lacks its own military resources and depends on the aid of the European powers and the United States, in this sense some legitimate questions arise: To what extent can there be a sustained military cooperation in time and at what price for Ukraine, since it is not convenient for anyone that the war is long term and each country has its own problems to solve.