West issues warning that Russia is moving troops to Ukraine, not far

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Militares, reservistas e civis treinam para possível invasão da Rússia em Kiev, na Ucrânia

Military, reservists and civilians train for possible Russian invasion of Kiev, Ukraine| Photo: EFE

In a rare public statement, Britain’s Defense Intelligence Chief, Jim Hockenhull said additional armored vehicles, helicopters and a field hospital were spotted moving towards Ukraine’s borders a day after Russia declared it would be withdrawing its troops. Also this Wednesday (02), Estonia declared that military groups were approaching to occupy “key ground”, which led to the issuance of a statement by the United States.
“There is the what Russia says. And there’s what Russia does. And we haven’t seen any pullbacks in their forces,” US Secretary of State Antony Blinken said in an interview with MSNBC. “We continue to see critical units moving towards the border, not away from the border.”

Estonian intelligence monitors about ten troops moving towards the border with Ukraine, about 60 a thousand soldiers are already mobilized according to the director general of the Estonian Foreign Intelligence Service, Mikk Marran. The attack would include missile bombing and the occupation of “key land”, he added.

“If Russia succeeds in Ukraine, it would encourage it to increase pressure on the Baltic countries in the coming years,” said the director. . “The threat of war has become Putin’s main political tool.”

Yesterday, the Russian Defense Ministry said that its forces are retreating after exercises in the southern and western military districts near Ukraine.

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