BREAKING: Ukraine has agreed to send a delegation to meet with Russian negotiators for talks at the border between Belarus and Ukraine, according to a spokesman for Ukraine’s president’s office. LIVE UPDATES:
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The spokesman said the two sides have agreed to meet at the Pripyat river on the border, north of Chernobyl. That area is currently under Russian military control. In a televised meeting, Putin ordered his defense minister and chief of general staff to move Russia's forces, including the nuclear triad, into a"special regime of combat duty,"
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