What was the impact of the Crimean war? The whole story of the Crimean incident.

I don't know the specific year, I can only say this roughly:

At that time, the Russian Empire and Turkey fought for more than half a century, and finally Crimea was won. Prior to this, Crimea relied on Turkey. Then, as the only subtropical climate in the Russian Empire, this place gradually developed, and a large number of immigrants (Russians) came here, changing the population structure. In short, there are many Russians now.

In the Soviet Union, Khrushchev had a fever and said that in order to commemorate the 300th anniversary of the merger of Ukraine and Russia, this place was transferred from Russian administration to Ukraine. Of course, at that time, no one expected that the Soviet Union would disintegrate.

Then 199 1, the Soviet Union disintegrated and Crimea was given to Ukraine, but the local residents, mostly Russians, wanted to go back to Russia. Of course, Russia's national strength is also very weak. Moreover, Ukraine and Russia have always had a good relationship. Although there are voices in Russia to recover Crimea, the Russian government has not made much movement, which is considered to be the default of Ukraine's sovereignty.

Then, Ukraine is divided into two types. The part bordering Russia moved Ukraine and was pro-Russian, while most people in western Ukraine hated Russia. Therefore, when the domestic situation in Ukraine changes and politicians who hate Russia's pro-Western politics come to power, they continue to make bad friends with Russia, resulting in extreme dissatisfaction among the pro-Russian parts and armed independence, which Russia secretly promotes. Finally, the Crimeans themselves drove the Ukrainians away and then incorporated them into Russia.

In this matter, the West can only impose economic sanctions on Russia. After all, no one dares to provoke a second nuclear-weapon state. To put it bluntly, it is still a big fist. If it were a small country, NATO might have gone to war long ago.