2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine - Quiz
A) 24 February 2021 B) 27 February 2022 C) 24 February 2022 D) 24 March 2022
A) White V B) Red X C) Blue O D) White Z
A) Fled to Poland B) Declared martial law C) Resigned from office D) Declared war on Belarus
A) 18 to 60 years old B) 20 to 50 years old C) 18 to 45 years old D) 25 to 60 years old
A) Wagner Group B) Foreign Legion C) NATO special forces D) UN peacekeepers
A) Belarusian defectors B) The CIA C) Anti-war officials within Russia's FSB D) The Ukrainian intelligence agency
A) 25 March B) 27 February C) 24 February D) 2 March
A) Javelin anti-tank missiles B) Patriot missiles C) Hellfire missiles D) Tomahawk missiles
A) Oleksandr Syrskyi B) Valerii Zaluzhnyi C) Kyrylo Budanov D) Volodymyr Zelenskyy
A) Sumy B) Mykolaiv C) Kyiv D) Kherson
A) 7 April B) 25 March C) 9 March D) 27 February
A) Crimea B) Kharkiv Oblast C) Donbas region D) Mykolaiv Oblast
A) 7 April B) 9 March C) 2 March D) 25 March
A) Mariupol B) Kharkiv C) Kyiv D) Milove
A) United Kingdom B) France C) United States D) Germany
A) Roughly 10 B) Roughly 20 C) Roughly 40 D) Roughly 50
A) The Donbas region B) The Crimean border C) The Kyiv region D) The Odesa region
A) One B) Three C) Zero D) Two
A) One B) Two C) Four D) Three
A) Dnipro B) Donetsk city C) Crimea D) Gomel
A) Odesa B) Gomel C) Kharkiv D) Kyiv
A) 2000 B) 900 C) 500 D) 1200
A) 50 B) 100 C) 30 D) 15
A) 2000–2005 B) 2014–2018 C) 2010–2014 D) 2018–2022
A) 900 B) 200 C) 500 D) 1000
A) Reconditioned older tanks B) Brand new tanks C) Foreign-made tanks D) Captured tanks
A) T-64B B) T-90 C) Abrams D) Leopard 2
A) Four B) Eight C) Two D) Six
A) Using tanks strictly for direct-fire combat B) Abandoning tanks in favor of infantry C) Using tanks only for defensive screening D) Using tanks in the indirect-fire role
A) As air defense units B) As static guard posts C) As mobile artillery D) As primary breakthrough vehicles
A) Because they lacked ammunition B) Because they were acting as mobile artillery C) Because they were heavily armored D) Because they stayed in underground bunkers
A) Evacuation of civilians from their capitals B) A formal declaration of peace C) Immediate surrender of all troops D) The annexation of Ukrainian border towns
A) Sign a peace treaty B) Join a military alliance C) Withdraw from the Donbas D) Launch an offensive
A) He ordered an immediate counter-attack B) He called for international military support C) He said the military would not respond D) He ordered the evacuation of the region
A) A train station B) A government office C) A kindergarten D) A military barracks
A) Ukraine had launched a nuclear missile B) Ukraine had destroyed a Russian embassy C) Russian forces had captured the Ukrainian president D) Russian forces killed five Ukrainian saboteurs
A) Recognition of their independence B) The dissolution of the republics C) A ceasefire agreement D) Their integration into Russia
A) An act of liberation B) A defensive maneuver C) A special operation D) A peacekeeping mission
A) An ancient independent nation B) A product of the Cold War C) A gift from the European Union D) Entirely created by Russia
A) Grotesque B) Historical C) Accurate D) Misunderstood
A) Five B) None C) The majority D) Two
A) Proclaimed a nationwide state of emergency B) Dissolved the government C) Requested to join NATO immediately D) Declared war on Russia
A) The national power grid B) Water supply systems C) Military communication satellites D) Ukrainian government and banking websites
A) Vasily Nebenzya B) Dmitry Peskov C) Vladimir Putin D) The Secretary-General
A) Igor Girkin B) Vladimir Putin C) Viktor Yanukovych D) Sergei Glazyev
A) Eurasian Economic Union B) Warsaw Pact C) European Union D) United Nations
A) Orange Revolution B) Donbas Uprising C) Revolution of Dignity D) Euromaidan
A) Sergei Glazyev B) Igor 'Strelkov' Girkin C) A local Ukrainian politician D) Viktor Yanukovych
A) Negotiating a peace treaty B) A rapid victory via decapitation C) A naval blockade of Crimea D) A long war of attrition
A) Kharkiv B) Luhansk C) Kyiv D) Donetsk
A) The return of Crimea B) A complete withdrawal of all UN forces C) A ban on Ukraine joining NATO D) The dissolution of the EU
A) Belarus B) Hungary C) Romania D) Poland
A) Three days B) Ten days C) One month D) One year
A) A travel ban B) A formal reprimand C) Arrest warrants D) An apology request
A) Processing Ukrainians under occupation B) Providing medical aid C) Relocating Russian civilians D) Housing international observers
A) Exactly 50,000 B) More than 90,000 C) Over 200,000 D) Less than 10,000
A) Jens Stoltenberg B) Olaf Scholz C) Volodymyr Zelenskyy D) Emmanuel Macron
A) A neutral country B) A member of NATO C) A member of the Warsaw Pact D) An active member of the EU
A) United Nations General Assembly B) The G7 Summit C) Munich Security Conference D) European Parliament
A) Executing people involved in the Revolution of Dignity B) Annexation C) Negotiating a peace treaty D) Establishing filtration camps
A) Sergei Shoigu B) Nikolai Patrushev C) Viktor Medvedchuk D) Aleksandr Lukashenko
A) Nuclear weapons B) Long-range ballistic missiles C) Biological weapons D) Chemical weapons
A) 150 B) 100 C) About 140 D) 200
A) Alexander Zhuravlyov B) Aleksandr Dvornikov C) Aleksandr Lapin D) Aleksandr Chaiko
A) V B) O C) Z D) Z in a square
A) Alexander Zhuravlyov B) Aleksandr Lapin C) Aleksandr Chaiko D) Aleksandr Dvornikov
A) Aleksandr Lapin B) Aleksandr Dvornikov C) Aleksandr Chaiko D) Alexander Zhuravlyov
A) Kyiv B) Mariupol C) Odessa D) Kharkiv
A) Approximately 400 B) 1,000 C) 150 D) 2,800
A) Bryansk B) Crimea C) Belarus D) Kursk
A) Aleksandr Chaiko B) Aleksandr Dvornikov C) Alexander Zhuravlyov D) Aleksandr Lapin
A) Chernobyl B) Vorzel C) Hostomel D) Bucha
A) 100 kilometres B) 64 kilometres C) 30 kilometres D) 12 kilometres
A) Royal United Services Institute B) The United Nations C) The Washington Post D) NATO
A) Chernobyl B) Sumy C) Antonov D) Makariv
A) Chernobyl B) Makariv C) Irpin D) Vasylkiv
A) Successfully captured Kyiv B) Largely dispersed into positions with tree cover C) Ran out of fuel entirely D) Returned to Russia
A) Chernihiv B) Konotop C) Sumy D) Kyiv
A) Nuclear weapons B) Bayraktar TB2 drone C) Cruise missiles D) Fighter jets
A) Frederick Kagan B) Olha Stefanishyna C) Vladimir Putin D) Emmanuel Macron
A) Sumy B) Brovary C) Mykolaiv D) Chernihiv
A) Dnieper Canal B) Azov Canal C) North Crimean Canal D) Black Sea Canal
A) Mykolaiv B) Odessa C) Kherson D) Berdiansk
A) The United Nations B) Olha Stefanishyna C) Emmanuel Macron D) Frederick Kagan
A) Kalibr B) Iskander C) OTR-21 Tochka D) Kh-101
A) Vladimir Putin B) Sergei Shoigu C) Oleksiy Reznikov D) Denis Pushilin
A) Kyiv B) Kharkiv C) Lviv D) Sievierodonetsk
A) Kyiv B) Istanbul C) Minsk D) Moscow
A) Lviv B) Belgorod C) Izium D) Kharkiv
A) Izium B) Kharkiv C) Horlivka D) Yavoriv
A) At least 50 B) At least 35 C) At least 100 D) At least 10
A) Warplanes flying over the Black Sea B) Land-based launchers in Belarus C) Ships in the Sea of Azov D) Russian territory near Kharkiv
A) Horlivka B) Yavoriv C) Millerovo D) Belgorod
A) Millerovo air base B) Zhytomyr Airport C) Yavoriv training facility D) Chuhuiv air base
A) Bayraktar TB2 B) Stinger C) 9K720 Iskander D) OTR-21 Tochka
A) 10 B) 50 C) 88 D) 100
A) 88 B) 15 C) 10 D) 35
A) Black Sea Security Pact B) 1936 Montreux Convention C) Treaty of Versailles D) Kyiv Maritime Agreement
A) Vasily Bykov B) Hetman Sahaidachny C) Moskva D) Yuri Olefirenko
A) Airborne divisions B) Independent tank regiments C) Special forces detachments D) Battalion tactical groups |
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