President Biden said Thursday that there is a "very high" risk of a Russian invasion of Ukraine within "several days." Meanwhile, Russia expels a U.S. diplomat.
CNN By Betsy Klein, CNN President Joe Biden on Thursday morning said the US believes that Russia could attack Ukraine in the next several days, despite Kremlin claims that they are withdrawing forces. “Every indication that we have is that they are prepared to go into Ukraine, attack Ukraine,” Biden…
Washington and the world are bracing for an imminent Russian invasion of Ukraine — something that poses deep risks for President Biden on the home front as well as on the global stage.
KYIV, Ukraine (AP) — Fears of a new war in Europe resurged Thursday as U.S. President Joe Biden warned that Russia could invade Ukraine within days, and violence spiked in
Despite claims of a Russian pullpack, the US president said Moscow has moved "more troops" toward the Ukrainian border. In response, Moscow denied plans of an invasion.
President Joe Biden said Russia could invade Ukraine within a matter of days, ratcheting up warnings of a possible major conflict on Europe's eastern border.
Biden told reporters Thursday that his sense is that invasion could occur in the next several days. "Every indication we have is they're prepared to go into Ukraine," he said.
President Joe Biden warned Thursday that Russia could still invade Ukraine within days, while the No. 2 diplomat at the U.S. Embassy in Moscow was ordered to leave the country.
President Biden on Thursday said that he believes Russia will invade Ukraine in the next several days, noting that Russia has added more troops to the border.
Moscow kicks out US deputy mission chief as US defense secretary suggests Kremlin looking to ‘justify’ potential incursion into Ukraine with shelling along border
"Russian missiles and bombs will drop across Ukraine. Communications will be jammed. Cyberattacks will shut down key Ukrainian institutions," Blinken said.
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