US keeps talking to Russia as Ukraine invasion fears grow
Russia,World,Diplomacy,War,Foreign Policy,Vladimir Putin,Ukraine,Europe,NATO
Russia has appeared to be on the precipice of invading Ukraine for months after amassing a significant troop presence on the border despite the United States and other European countries hoping the standoff could be resolved through diplomacy.
Various U.S. officials have spoken to their Russian and Ukrainian counterparts in recent days, though the results are unclear. Over the weekend, President Joe Biden spoke with Russian President Vladimir Putin to warn the U.S. would “impose swift and severe costs on Russia” if they invaded. However, a senior administration official told reporters afterward that "there was no fundamental change in the dynamic that has been unfolding now for several weeks."
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