Tensions in Europe are reaching heights arguably not seen for 70 years, as part of Russia’s army made its way across the Ukrainian border and into the disputed regions of Donetsk and Luhansk.
The situation has escalated hugely in the past days, with many fearing a full-scale invasion could be imminent. The UK Health secretary, Sajid Javid says one has already begun.
NATO, a military alliance formed in 1949 designed to maintain stability after the Second World War, is at the centre of the issue as its member states attempt to deescalate the situation with Vladimir Putin's Russia.
