러시아의 우크라이나 침공과 언어 문제

Abstract

On February 21, 2022, Russia invaded Ukraine. One of the causes of the invasion is the language problem. Since its founding, Russia and the Russian people have made great efforts to solidify Russian language as a means of combating illiteracy, spreading communism around the world, and expanding and preserving its function and role as the most basic means of inter-ethnic communication for Soviet Union, made up of more than 130 ethnic groups, After the official dissolution of the Soviet Union in December 1991, President Putin created and operated a foundation called Ruskij Mir Fond in June 2007 to develop and disseminate Russian language and culture. It is clear that Russians, Russian-speaking residents, and the justification for Russian protection in Ukraine are clearly one important cause of this military operation. The consequences of the Russo-Ukraine war are hard to predict, but if Russia fails to achieve its goals, it will have a significant impact on the international status of the Russian language, which plays a corresponding role in the post-Soviet space.