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    In 2014, Russia invaded Ukraine's Crimean Peninsula and held a sham referendum on becoming incorporated to Russia. Ukraine declared that Russia was illegally occupying their land, and the two sides began a protracted, small-scale war. In February 2022, the conflict escalated significantly.

    Although Crimea has seen a few attacks, including the explosion on the Crimean Bridge on October 8, 2022, Russia has maintained de facto control of the peninsula since the 2014 annexation.

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