[Boudica]

Yea I saw someone talking about this.. I remember hearing something about that nato isent involved yet but we never know. Obviously tensions are high and implanted martial law and are telling the citizens if they would like firearms that local police station were arming people who wanted to protect themselves

That's sort of right. NATO doesn't have troops on the ground/air in the Ukraine as that would break international laws and literally start a world war between the Western Allies and Russia. However, NATO is heavily involved. This isn't about having a bit more land, it's entirely related to how Russia feels threatened by NATO. The Ukraine asked to become a member of NATO, and Russia was very unhappy about this. I say Russia, based on the protests from Russian's in Russia's own cities, it almost seems more that Putin feels this way.

Regardless, Russia is invading the Ukraine to prevent NATO threats. Which makes no sense to me, as the Ukraine was the only nation putting distance between Russia and it's NATO neighbours. If Russia takes the Ukraine, NATO will literally be on their doorstep.

NATO membership countries have thrown a ton of sanctions on Russia and are continuing to provide the Ukraine aid in any way they can beyond sending actual military forces.