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The Russian-American controversies warn of stoking the situation in Ukraine, after the Kremlin hinted yesterday that it would take “additional measures” in case US forces appear in Ukraine. The warning came after Kiev announced it had received “guarantees from Washington” of assistance against “possible Russian aggression,” while the situation further deteriorated on contact lines in eastern Ukraine, amid information on the strengthening of the Russian military accumulations and the bombing of the government forces in the separatist sites in the east of the country continues.Yesterday, US President Joe Biden pledged “strong” US support for Ukraine’s sovereignty during a telephone conversation with his Ukrainian counterpart, Volodymyr Zelensky. A White House statement read: “President Biden affirmed the strong support of the United States for the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Ukraine in the face of Russian aggression in Donbas and the Crimean peninsula.”
It seemed that the rising Russian-American tension in recent weeks had had a strong impact on the situation on the ground in eastern Ukraine yesterday, as the announcement from Kiev led to the results of talks held by defense ministers of Ukraine and the United States, during which the US side promised to guarantee Ukraine’s security should it be exposed to “A new aggression by Moscow” from a strong reaction by Moscow, which threatened to take the “necessary measures” to guarantee their safety if Washington sends soldiers or advisers to the neighboring country.
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov confirmed that “Ukraine’s statements about the possibility of the appearance of American soldiers on Ukrainian lands are unacceptable and inappropriate,” noting that “Russia does not threaten anyone, but will take measures to protect their security.” .
Peskov said: “There is no doubt that such a scenario (the emergence of US forces in Ukraine) will lead to increased tensions near the Russian borders, and this will require additional measures by Russia to ensure their security.” In response to a question about the nature of the possible measures, Peskov replied that “whatever is necessary” will be taken.
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