Moscow — Russia warned the United States on April 13 against sending warships to the Black Sea, urging American forces to stay away from the annexed Crimean peninsula “for their own good” as the situation along Ukraine’s border caused increasing concern in the West. The U.S. Secretary of State, meeting with Ukrainian and NATO officials in Brussels, made it clear that the Biden administration, along with its allies in Europe, has Ukraine’s back and considers Russia’s ongoing military buildup in the region “very provocative.”
Russia's War Against Ukraine
CBS News: Russia warns US to stay away for its ‘own good’
A man walks in front of a tower of the Kremlin and the Russian Foreign Ministry building in central Moscow on Sept. 10, 2020.
