Putin's North Korean Soldiers

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Yes, it was a while ago, and it directly led to Russia doing what they did. Its a fairly obvious situation that is muddied by propaganda on both sides.
USA should not have meddled.
Russia should not have invaded
Pretty damn simple. 
But then that's proxy wars. 
'Does (sic) Zelensky and the U. people agree that it was US that instigated recent events?' of course not, you are being disengenious.
They instigated the events (Maidan) that led to these current events. 
And furthermore, Russia has plenty of material wealth, invading Ukraine has nothing to do with that.

Russia has plenty of material wealth...now, maybe yes maybe no, it's iffy, but definitely not before the invasion...who is being disingenuous now?

Back in February 2022, before they invaded, they were having economic problems. Starting up factories to build military equipment lifted up the working class...war it appears is good business. Refer to my source above. Where are your sources specific to their historical economic status BTW?