While Russia’s intervention in Ukraine continued and it was wondered whether NATO, especially the USA, would be involved in the situation, a striking statement came from the White House. White House spokeswoman Jen Psaki asked what the red line would be for American troops to enter Ukraine. “I will not talk about red lines here, but no step of Russia goes unanswered” gave the answer.
“OUR ASSESSMENT IS BASED ON OUR EFFORTS TO PREVENT A WORLD WAR”
White House Spokesperson Jen Psaki evaluated the agenda at the daily press conference at the White House and answered journalists’ questions.
Regarding the US decision not to send warplanes to Ukraine, a journalist said, “People are dying as we speak here, what makes you think the risk of sending warplanes is too great?” she asked.
“Our assessment is based on our effort to prevent a world war,” Psaki said. He noted that sending anti-tank aircraft to the region is not the same as sending fighter jets.
Stating that they support the Ukrainian people in defense aid and humanitarian aid and that they also evaluate the needs of the people, Psaki said, “We also avoid taking steps that will further escalate the tension.” made his comment.
CHEMICAL WEAPON EXPLANATION
Rejecting Russia’s claims that the USA produced biological and chemical weapons in Ukraine, Psaki said, “The country with a biological and chemical weapons program. Russia not only has the capacity to use chemical and biological weapons, but also has a history in this regard. “We should be open to the possibility that Russia may use chemical and biological weapons.” made its assessment.
ANSWER TO QUESTION
When asked what the red line would be for the American soldiers to enter Ukraine, Psaki said, “I will not talk about the red lines here, but no step of Russia will go unanswered.” gave the answer.
Source: AA