The Biden administration has reiterated its warnings to Russia over a potential invasion of Ukraine, with one senior administration official telling reporters that the US is 'ready to act if and when we need to.'
Washington The Biden administration on Thursday reiterated its warnings to Russia over a potential invasion of Ukraine, with one senior administration official telling reporters that the US is"ready to act if and when we need to."
"We have been clear that there will be significant consequences" if Russia attacks, the official said. The penalties would be coordinated closely with US allies and partners and would severely damage Russia's economy, the official said. Such a move would also result in NATO capabilities being moved closer to Russia.
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