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Russian invasion of Ukraine begins

Russian Invasion of Ukraine Begins | Ian Bremmer Reacts | GZERO Media
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A Russian invasion of Ukraine has begun. This is a turning point in the global order. There is no more powerful rogue actor in the world today than Vladimir Putin. I'm saddened by this turn of events, but it will only strengthen the NATO alliance.

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