‘Paths are clear’ – US’ stern warning to Russia

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2 years ago

January 24, 2022

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken has delivered yet another stern warning to Russia as fears of a Ukraine invasion grow

Blinken says a single additional Russian force entering Ukraine will result in a swift and severe response by America and its allies.

The Secretary of State’s comments further solidify the United States’ strong position against military aggression.

It follows US President Joe Biden making a blunder last week, when he told reporters a “minor incursion” may not trigger the same response from NATO as an invasion.

Biden later corrected himself, confirming America will not hesitate to send in armed forces to combat Russian troops if required.

Speaking with CNN, Blinken says the choice is Vladimir Putin’s, and the paths are clear:

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