“Russia will attack Ukraine in the coming days, targeting the country’s capital, Kiev, a city of 2.8 million innocent people,” US President Joe Biden said in a statement.
However, according to him, Putin does not even think about using nuclear weapons.
He noted that Moscow supports the Russian-speaking genocide, stressing that it is a “trick” and that it is trying to create a pretext for invading Ukraine.
“We have warned our allies. “We refuse to” bite “the bait, as Russia has been shot along the entire length of Ukraine’s borders,” he said.
In fact, the American president sent a message of determination, emphasizing that NATO allies are “united and determined” against Russian misinformation, adding that “NATO and our allies will take all necessary measures.” He made it clear, however, that the United States would not send troops to Ukraine.
At the same time, he accused Russia of promoting “more and more misinformation to the Russian public,” including allegations that Ukraine was planning an attack on separatist-controlled territories.
“There is simply no evidence of these allegations and it defies basic logic,” he said, adding that “during these tense times, Ukrainian forces have shown great judgment and restraint.”
He went on to call on Russia to avoid a “catastrophic and unnecessary war of choice”, stressing that it could still choose diplomacy. “It’s not too late to return to the negotiating table,” Biden said, adding that a solution could be found at the February 24 meeting in Europe between Russian and US Foreign Ministers Sergei Lavrov and Anthony. Blinken.
However, he warned that in the event of an invasion, Russia “will pay dearly.”
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