Russian President Vladimir Putin continues to add more military units and flow forces to the border areas around Ukraine. “He’s getting stronger, literally by the day,” the defense official said.
, as well as options for U.S. military movements in advance of an invasion, according to a defense official and a senior administration official.
NATO said Monday that it was sending ships and fighter jets to eastern Europe and that the U.S. "has also made clear that it is considering increasing its military presence in the eastern part of the Alliance."Sunday and authorized nonemergency diplomatic employees in Ukraine to depart. It also warned Americans not to travel to Ukraine or Russia, citing the possibility of Russian military action.to withdraw diplomats’ families as “premature,” while U.S.
Another defense official said
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