Emergency in Ukraine as Russian provocation intensifies on border. More and more countries have imposed sanctions on Russia. China has strongly opposed the embargo. Russia has also made it clear that it will proceed with military action.
Ukraine has declared a state of emergency amid reports that Russian troops are moving closer to the border. He also directed the two lakh reserve soldiers to be ready to enter the service. At the same time, Russian President Vladimir Putin is giving a clear signal that he will not compromise. Russia is always ready for an honest discussion. But the interests of the country are paramount. “I have full confidence in the military,” Putin said in a video message. Russia has said it will expel diplomats from Kiev. Satellite images of Russia increasing its military presence on the Ukraine border were also released. More than 100 military vehicles have been built in Belarus. Meanwhile, in addition to the United States and Britain, countries such as Canada, Australia, Japan and South Korea have imposed economic sanctions on Russia.
Britain has said it will take stronger action in the event of an invasion. But China has strongly criticized the United States, saying sanctions are not the answer. A foreign ministry spokesman has accused the United States of supplying arms to Ukraine and causing panic in the region. Pakistan’s Prime Minister Imran Khan will hold talks with President Vladimir Putin tomorrow. The two countries are likely to sign an agreement to supply natural gas to Pakistan.