Russia Ukraine crisis: The tensions between Russia and Ukraine are getting worse. America has now intensified the deployment of troops in NATO countries adjacent to Ukraine. US President Joe Biden has ordered 3000 more American soldiers to leave for Poland.
Already 1.7 thousand US soldiers are stationed in Poland. A US defense official said that NATO countries are concerned about the Russian attack on Ukraine. To reduce their concern, America has increased the deployment of troops in NATO countries.
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What is Russia Ukraine Crisis
Russia Ukraine Crisis summary Ukraine shares its border with Europe in the west and Russia in the east. Ukraine was a member of the Soviet Union until 1991. Tensions between Russia and Ukraine began in 2013.
In November 2013, protests against then-President Viktor Yanukovich started in Kiev, the capital of Ukraine. Yanukovich had the backing of Russia, while the US-UK was supporting the protesters. In February 2014, Yanukovich had to flee the country.
Angered by this, Russia occupied Crimea in southern Ukraine. Also gave support to the separatists there. Separatists have captured large parts of eastern Ukraine. Since then, fighting has been going on between pro-Russian separatists and the Ukrainian army.
Crimea is the same peninsula that the Supreme Leader of the Soviet Union Nikita Khrushchev gave to Ukraine in 1954 as a gift. When Ukraine broke away from the Soviet Union in 1991, there was a lot of tension between the two over Crimea.
Western countries came forward to make peace between the two countries. In 2015, France and Germany also signed a Russia-Ukraine peace agreement in Minsk, the capital of Belarus. In this, a ceasefire was agreed upon.
Russia Ukraine crisis latest news
Biden said in an interview to NBC News that American citizens should now leave Ukraine. Biden said we are facing one of the largest armies in the world. This is an isolated situation and things could get worse.
Will not send troops to Ukraine – Biden
Not only this, Biden once again reiterated that he would not, under any circumstances, send American troops to Ukraine, even to protect the Americans from a Russian invasion. He said, when Americans and Russians fire at each other, it will be a world war.
Biden warned Russia
Russia has deployed millions of soldiers with weapons near the border of Ukraine. Since then, relations between the US and Russia have deteriorated significantly. Earlier, US President Joe Biden had also openly threatened Russia. Biden had said, if Russian forces enter Ukraine by crossing the border, it will be considered an attack, and Russia will have to pay a big price for it.
Biden said that I am very clear with President Putin. If Russian forces cross the border with Ukraine. This would be considered an invasion and would have severe economic repercussions. I have discussed this in detail with my colleagues. There is no doubt that Russia will have to pay a heavy price if Putin takes such a step.
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