The Second Crimean Invasion

The Great Moldovan War (formerly The Second Crimean War), was a war initially against Ukraine and Russia for the Crimean Peninsula until Russian President Vladimir Renin began to invade Moldova
== Background ==
The tensions began in 2013, when the predecessor of current president of Ukraine Voladymyr Grasnovik, Elkas Mononsky, made an agreement to give Crimea to Poland in 2014 in exchange for $39 million (2014 USD). In Russia, President Rejan Serkov was overthrown by the Russian government and replaced with Vladimir Renin. Renin wanted to own Crimea as an extra coast to have an easier way to exchange goods through the Black Sea for different allies. The Annexation Offer of Crimea was sent by Russia to the Ukrainian government, but they declined this order. On April 30th, 2021, Russia declared a “military action” into Crimea. Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Grasnovik warned Renin to keep away from their land area. Renin sent more troops into Ukraine to steal Crimea away.
== Timeline ==
Vladimir Renin issued an order to invade Crimea. In his plan, Renin would send troops on ships into the Black Sea to enter the Crimean Peninsula. The country of Turkey was sent an offer to side with Ukraine. Turkish officials approved the offer and joined Ukraine. Russia oversaw this offer, so the only current ally of the country was Belarus. Russia sent The Russian-Belarusian Alliance Offer to Belarus. The Belarusian Prime Minister, Ross Gulavenko, approved the alliance order and they joined sides with Russia.
== Renin’s Secret Invasion into Moldova ==
Vladimir Renin decided that he, with the Belarusian Army, take Moldova as well for an unknown reason.
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