Biden Warns Americans To Leave Ukraine As Threat of Invasion Looms
Biden Warns Americans , To Leave Ukraine , As Threat of Invasion Looms.
On February 10, United States President
Joe Biden issued a warning for any Americans
still in Ukraine to leave the country.
On February 10, United States President
Joe Biden issued a warning for any Americans
still in Ukraine to leave the country.
NBC reports that the warning comes as the threat
of a possible Russian invasion of Ukraine looms. .
American citizens
should leave now. , Joe Biden, President
of the United States, via NBC.
It’s not like we’re dealing with
a terrorist organization. We’re dealing
with one of the largest armies in the
world. It’s a very different situation,
and things could go crazy quickly, Joe Biden, President of the United States, via NBC.
We’re in a very different
world than we’ve ever been, Joe Biden, President of the United States, via NBC.
Separately, the U.S. State Department
issued a warning that regular consulate service,
including assistance leaving the country, , would be “severely impacted.”.
NBC reports that U.S. military and intelligence
assessments estimate that Russia could launch
a full-scale invasion of the capital, Kyiv, within 48 hours. .
On February 11, a senior administration official
said that Biden would host a virtual meeting
on Ukraine with NATO and other world leaders. .
On February 11, a senior administration official
said that Biden would host a virtual meeting
on Ukraine with NATO and other world leaders. .
NBC reports that leaders from the United Kingdom,
France, Germany, Canada and the
European Union will participate in the meeting. .
The White House said the meeting would focus on, "shared concerns about Russia’s continued buildup
of military forces around Ukraine and continued
coordination on both diplomacy and deterrence."
On February 10, United States President
Joe Biden issued a warning for any Americans
still in Ukraine to leave the country.
On February 10, United States President
Joe Biden issued a warning for any Americans
still in Ukraine to leave the country.
NBC reports that the warning comes as the threat
of a possible Russian invasion of Ukraine looms. .
American citizens
should leave now. , Joe Biden, President
of the United States, via NBC.
It’s not like we’re dealing with
a terrorist organization. We’re dealing
with one of the largest armies in the
world. It’s a very different situation,
and things could go crazy quickly, Joe Biden, President of the United States, via NBC.
We’re in a very different
world than we’ve ever been, Joe Biden, President of the United States, via NBC.
Separately, the U.S. State Department
issued a warning that regular consulate service,
including assistance leaving the country, , would be “severely impacted.”.
NBC reports that U.S. military and intelligence
assessments estimate that Russia could launch
a full-scale invasion of the capital, Kyiv, within 48 hours. .
On February 11, a senior administration official
said that Biden would host a virtual meeting
on Ukraine with NATO and other world leaders. .
On February 11, a senior administration official
said that Biden would host a virtual meeting
on Ukraine with NATO and other world leaders. .
NBC reports that leaders from the United Kingdom,
France, Germany, Canada and the
European Union will participate in the meeting. .
The White House said the meeting would focus on, "shared concerns about Russia’s continued buildup
of military forces around Ukraine and continued
coordination on both diplomacy and deterrence."