US Warns Russia May Invade Ukraine At Any Moment

The U.S. State Department has ordered most of its employees to leave Ukraine amid fears of a possible Russian invasion of the country. The Ukrainian Foreign Ministry has urged everyone to remain calm, saying that the country’s military stands ready to respond any possible Russian attack. NBC’s Erin McLaughlin reports from Kyiv in Ukraine for Weekend TODAY. 

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[GriddleMeThis]

They been saying this everyday for months..

[richtygart]

The US also warned that Saddam Hussein had weapons of mass destruction and we were all going to die at any moment. We all see how that turned out.

[mlr]

The closing outro seem really inappropriate on serious news snippets such as this. Shopping and celebrities? Just no.

[richardv]

When he said, "he has been wrong on other stuff". That gentleman meant Biden.

[BootsieTheGreek]

Worst administration of my life time. But the news happy their viewership goes up with war and we all know how pathetic their viewership is right now

[joecastanon]

I believe president Trump should fly to Moscow as a private citizen and mediate a solution now.

[AlexADalton]

Our military will do whatever the elites want, but I want the Russian people to know....we love you.

[lunes-]

Could 🇷🇺 putin end up ruined like sadam hussein?

[shanewade]

You'll be saying that 6 months from now

[kowanmcgarry]

Why are the people in Ukraine so relaxed about an invasion. If Russia had 100, 000 troops on the border of the United States, I would evacuate.

[knowledge]

difference between "looking dangerous" and "being dangerous".Russia describes military doctrine as defensive military doctrine. With regard to nuclear weapons specifically, Russia reserves the right to use nuclear weapons: in response to the use of nuclear and other types of weapons of mass destruction against it or its allies, in case of aggression against Russia with the use of conventional weapons when the very existence of the state is threatened.
oops
google russia deadhand
The 'Perimeter' system, dubbed in the United States and Europe the 'Dead Hand', is an automatic control system for a retaliation nuclear strike. To put it simply, if Russia's territory is devastated after a nuclear attack, the Perimeter system automatically strikes the enemy's territory with its own nuclear missiles.

[rodrigocampos]

it reminds me of that children's story of Jack and the wolves.

[jeffl]

Someone needs to teach this women how to pronounce Kiev

[olivermerth]

Oh yeah, life has come back to its normal
Thank you Corona, you gave us a sweet break

[mosesmedina]

War, what is it good for? Absolutely nothing

[Umtree]

Why is the reporter rushing with her words and breathing fast? Cringe to watch.

[egonolsen]

the correspondent's voice is too hysterical

[Umtree]

There is an old Russian proverb that goes “those that park their car on wings of an airplane are usually last to buy the milk”.
I think this may apply here.

[Amber_Fox]

Это чертовски глупо, я бы хотел, чтобы мы помирились с США и Россией.

[tramtararam]

The Abyss of my indifference to Russia's beginningless and endless attack on Ukraine simply has no bottom.