Ukraine braces for possible Russian invasion

CBS News' Imtiaz Tyab reports from Kyiv, where Ukrainians are bracing for a possible Russian invasion, while the Kremlin downplays the threat of war.

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[bngr_bngr]

The Ukraine is in deep trouble when it has to train civilians to protect its country.

[greorbowlfinder]

Lloyd Austin is just selling another war for Raytheon.

[davidellis]

Hope The 🇺🇸 & NATO Stand Up For The Ukraine 🇺🇦

[williamaperrow]

When I was a kid the teachers told us when the siren sounds due to an imminent nuclear attack we would be safe by hiding under our wooden desks. Are you listening Ukrainians?

[nitac.]

I'm so sorry that this country has this potential war coming

[lieissin]

America has left Afghanistan to determine her own course. Why can't Russia do the same for Ukraine ? Putin is very cruel to put so much fear on the Ukrainians.

[humanperson]

Our goals must be to prevent a global war and a nuclear war. To do that Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Belarus and Ukraine should be maximally funded - lavishly funded - as a neutral buffer zone, a trade consortium within itself, autonomous and neither EU/Nato nor Russia. This is an inexpensive war-preventative. 'Far Eastern Europe' should become a thing.

[phil_]

I think he's waiting for Ukraine to attack him. 🤪

[nitac.]

Russia I don't think wants to go to war.
What would he gain from it?

[ericarona]

👌 SACRIFICE UKRAINE AND SAVE OUR MEN IN UNIFORM 🪖👈🇺🇲