US President Joe Biden warned that he would not accept the” red lines “set by Moscow, due to the growing fear that Russia plans to invade Ukraine.
Biden said he would make & # 8220; very, very difficult & # 8221; Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
At the same time, intelligence officers fear that the invasion may begin in early 2022. Ukraine, for its part, says that Russia has increased the size of its armed forces on the border and has concentrated about 94,000 troops there.
A video call is scheduled this week between Russian President Vladimir Putin and his colleague Joe Biden to discuss the situation and weaken tension. Biden looks forward to a long discussion with the Russian president and stressed that he & # 8220; does not accept anyone's red lines & # 8221 ;.
& # 8212; I am putting together what I consider to be the most comprehensive and meaningful set of initiatives to make it very, very difficult for Putin to go forward and do what he is about to do & # 8212; Biden said.
At the same time, he did not say what exactly the US plans to do, but US and Ukrainian officials have warned that serious economic sanctions are expected against Russia.
