Explainer: At 100 Days, Russia-Ukraine War By The Numbers

The video discusses the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine, highlighting that Russia now controls 20% of Ukraine, focusing on the Donbas region. Russia's initial goal to control all of Ukraine has shifted to securing the southeast and creating a land bridge to Crimea. The US has provided advanced weaponry to Ukraine but avoids escalation by not supplying long-range systems. The conflict impacts global food prices due to blocked Ukrainian grain exports. The US and Europe face challenges in addressing these economic repercussions.

What percentage of Ukraine is currently under Russian control according to President Zelensky?

• 10%

• 20%

• 40%

• 30%

Why is the city of Mariupol significant for Russia?

• It is a cultural center.

• It is the capital of Ukraine.

• It is a major economic hub.

• It provides a land connection between Russia and Crimea.

What type of weaponry has the US provided to Ukraine recently?

• Nuclear weapons

• High mobility artillery rocket systems

• Long-range missiles

• Naval ships

What is the main reason for the US not providing long-range rocket systems to Ukraine?

• Ukraine's refusal to accept them

• Lack of available technology

• Due to budget constraints

• To avoid escalating the conflict with Russia

What is one of the global impacts of the Ukraine-Russia conflict?

• Increase in global oil prices

• Rise in world food prices due to blocked grain exports

• Decrease in global tourism

• Increase in global stock market indices

How is Russia attempting to influence global opinion regarding the food crisis?

• By reducing its military presence in Ukraine

• By blaming Ukraine for the blockade

• By increasing its own grain exports

• By providing free grain to developing countries

What is a potential consequence of the ongoing blockade of Ukrainian ports?

• Increase in global tourism

• Decrease in global oil prices

• Decrease in global stock market indices

• Increase in global food prices