Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Russian invasion of Ukraine (2014)
See . This article is a mainly content-based split, not a fork. The readable prose of 2014 Russian military intervention in Ukraine is about 36 kb and War in Donbass about 118 kb. Russian_invasion_of_Ukraine_(2014) is about 5.3kb. So merging this article into 2014 Russian military intervention in Ukraine would in principle be doable without violating the  rule of thumb for length. But official international government reactions ("responses") and mainstream media reports, cited in the article, widely report this as a qualitatively different phase of the conflict - a significant escalation, and literally an "invasion". This seems to me to justify a content-based split. The readable prose content has grown by about 2kb in the 2 days since the article was AfD'd. If RS'd NPOV material continues growing at 1kb/day, then that would make about 36 + 5 + 14 = 55 kb in a fortnight, in which case a split by length would also start to become preferable. There probably should be a discussion about the title, e.g. ''Russian invasion of mainland Ukraine (2014)'' might be better as a descriptive title, but |that's a requested move, not a deletion procedure
— User:Boud, 03:37, 31 August 2014 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:SPLIT||WP:RM (Wikipedia:Splitting)