Breaking news: There are new developments regarding the tension between Ukraine and Russia… Even though the tension in the region has decreased slightly after Russian President Vladimir Putin announced that his country has no plans to fight anyone, the presence of military units in the region creates anxiety.
LAST MINUTE: IS RUSSIA SHIPMENT OF BLOOD TO UKRAINE BORDER?
The claim that ‘Russia has started blood shipments to the Ukrainian border’ fell on the agenda like a bomb. According to the news of Reuters, which is based on 3 US officials, Russia carries blood and other medical supplies to relatives of Ukraine. Officials speaking to the agency argued that this was one of the “concrete indicators” of Moscow’s readiness to launch an invasion. Reuters noted that blood supplies have a short shelf life and usually last about 14 days when refrigerated.
Two of the officials named in the report told Reuters that the blood supply had been sent “in the last weeks”, but did not give a specific timeline.
US President Biden also said that he predicted that Russia’s invasion of Ukraine would happen soon.
CALL FROM KIEV TO MOSCOW: WITHDRAW YOUR SOLDIERS
Following the developments, Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmitro Kuleba called on Russia to withdraw its troops from Ukraine.
Kuleba made a post on the tension between his country and Russia on his Twitter account on the social media site.
Emphasizing that diplomacy is the only reliable way, Kuleba said, “If the Russian authorities are serious about not wanting war, Russia should continue diplomatic engagement and withdraw military forces from Ukraine’s borders and from temporarily occupied Ukrainian territory.” used the phrase.
Kuleba also thanked Britain for leading the global effort to deter Russia.
British Foreign Secretary Liz Truss made a statement on Sunday regarding the expansion of sanctions against Russia.
Russia, which has 120,000 soldiers near Ukraine, withdraws its troops and weapons from NATO from Eastern Europe; It also demands that Ukraine be prevented from joining NATO.
