Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has claimed that Russia amassed nearly 100,000 troops near his country’s border as concerns over an invasion continue to mount.
Zelenskyy said that the action made it clear to the world "who really wants peace and who is concentrating nearly 100,000 soldiers at our border" during a video speech broadcast Wednesday on his website.
Russia has dismissed any suggestions of an attack as inflammatory, instead complaining about increased activity by NATO in the region, Reuters reported.
American officials consulted European allies on the situation, warning that Russia could attempt to invade the country in the near future.
Satellite images released Nov. 8 showed an estimated 90,000 Russian troops gathered at the Ukrainian border, prompting House Republicans to petition President Biden to deploy troops to the region. - Excerpted from a Fox News report today.
Should the U.S. commit U.S. forces to fight for Ukraine if Russia invades?
I say no. What do you say?
Zelenskyy said that the action made it clear to the world "who really wants peace and who is concentrating nearly 100,000 soldiers at our border" during a video speech broadcast Wednesday on his website.
Russia has dismissed any suggestions of an attack as inflammatory, instead complaining about increased activity by NATO in the region, Reuters reported.
American officials consulted European allies on the situation, warning that Russia could attempt to invade the country in the near future.
Satellite images released Nov. 8 showed an estimated 90,000 Russian troops gathered at the Ukrainian border, prompting House Republicans to petition President Biden to deploy troops to the region. - Excerpted from a Fox News report today.
Should the U.S. commit U.S. forces to fight for Ukraine if Russia invades?
I say no. What do you say?