Biden expects Putin to invade Ukraine The White House says if invading, it’s ready to go!
Biden expects Putin to invade Ukraine – BBC reported on 20 Jan. President Joe Biden united states leader Addressing the protracted tension between Russia and Ukraine After a reporter asked regarding the threat if Russia launches an offensive
Biden said he thought Russian President Vladimir Putin would move into Ukraine. but does not want to start a war with full force “My speculation is that he will enter. He will do something,” Biden said. He warned President Putin that he would have to pay a high price for Western experimentation.
The Russian government denied it was planning to attack or invade Ukraine. Instead, regarding 100,000 military personnel were deployed near the Ukrainian border.
US President Joe Biden speaks during a press conference “My guess is he will move in, he has to do something.” But he warned that the Russian leader would pay a “serious and dear price” for “testing” the West. Moscow denies planning to attack or invade but has built up its forces. (AFP)
The White House of the United States issued a statement expressing the position of President Biden’s government that “If any forces Russia’s troops cross the Ukrainian border That was a new invasion. There will be a rapid, violent and unanimous response from the United States. including our allies,” White House spokesman Jane Saki said.
Russia has previously held talks with the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE), an effort to negotiate a third round of conflict resolution. in Vienna, Austria, last week, but it didn’t work.
And Russia vowed that there was no need for further discussions. The Europeans insisted on rejecting Russia’s demands to end the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) military increase.
US President Joe Biden has said he thinks his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin will “move in” on Ukraine, but does not want “full-blown war”. Asked at a news conference regarding the threat of a Russian invasion, he said: “My guess is he will move in, he has to do something.” REUTERS
A satellite image shows equipment deployed at Klimovo Railyard in Klimovo, Russia January 19, 2022. Picture taken January 19, 2022. ©2022 Maxar Technologies/Handout via REUTERS
A satellite image shows Russian tanks and artillery support equipment parked in Yelnya, Russia January 19, 2022. Picture taken January 19, 2022. ©2022 Maxar Technologies/Handout via REUTERS
A satellite image shows armoured personnel carriers and trucks at Klimovo storage facility in Klimovo, Russia January 19, 2022. Picture taken January 19, 2022. ©2022 Maxar Technologies/Handout via REUTERS
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