Why Russia-Ukraine ready: War on signal!

Six Russian warships are advancing from the Mediterranean side with tanks, troops and other military vehicles. Hundreds of warplanes are also ready. Now we are just waiting for the instructions of President Vladimir Putin. The war is raging around Ukraine. The Russian forces have completed all the preparations. The Russian administration has deployed troops along more than 4,000 miles of border with Ukraine. The Guardian.

The army, navy and air force will jump as soon as they get the signal of war. Ukraine is also fully prepared to prevent a possible attack. Meanwhile, the Western world has again issued a stern warning against Moscow. He said Russia would be given a joint embargo within days of the attack. A senior European Union (EU) official issued the warning in a statement on Sunday.

Diplomatic efforts over the past few weeks to stem potential Russian aggression in Ukraine have yielded no results. Negotiations have stalled. This stalemate has intensified the threat of war. Millions of Russian troops are already stationed along the Ukrainian border.

Russia has also deployed troops, warplanes and heavy weapons in Belarus. Special tactical battalions arrived from the Far East, accompanied by the Uruguayan self-propelled rocket launcher and the S-400 defense system. This powerful force is now only 200 kilometers away from Kiev. Meanwhile, six warships have been deployed in the Mediterranean off the southern coast of Ukraine. Ships with state-of-the-art battle tanks, army and military vehicles are gradually advancing towards the coast.

Ukraine's military intelligence says Russia has also recruited mercenaries and is providing fuel, tanks and self-propelled artillery to the mercenaries in the Donetsk and Luhansk regions to prepare for possible war. Not only that, but a large military force, including short-range missiles, elite Smetana and anti-aircraft missiles, has arrived in Belarus from Russia's eastern military district.

Ukraine is not far behind. The United States and European countries have stepped up military aid to Ukraine. Just last week, Britain sent more than 2,000 next-generation light anti-tank launchers and about two and a half dozen troops from a new Ranger regiment as trainers.

Neighboring Estonia has said it will supply Ukraine with javelin anti-tank missiles. And Stinger will send anti-aircraft missiles to Lithuania and Latvia. The Netherlands has also stated that it is ready to supply defensive weapons to Ukraine.

Experts in Kiev say any intrusion by Russia would face widespread resistance from Ukraine. Sergei Kazan, head of the Ukrainian Center for Security and Cooperation, said there were now "sufficient Russian forces on the border waiting for a swift attack." But they do not have enough forces to win. Ukraine has 2 lakh 61 thousand troops, as well as 4 lakh military patriots.

In terms of weapons, surface-to-air missiles will be Ukraine's best surprise, and Britain has sent a number of anti-tank weapons this week.

In preparation for the war, they dug shores along the Azov Sea and deployed anti-ship missiles. Kazan said it would cause huge damage to Russian amphibian landings.US evacuates staff from US embassy in Ukraine: The United States has ordered the families of US diplomats and embassy staff to leave Ukraine for fear of a possible war. The families of the diplomats were asked to leave Ukraine before Monday.

The U.S. State Department is also urging U.S. citizens to leave Ukraine, according to Fox News, citing U.S. officials. They are being asked to leave Ukraine by commercial flight within the next week. However, Fox News reports that no official statement or statement was made in support of the US announcement.

German naval chief resigns over Ukraine-Russia remarks The officer announced his resignation late Saturday night. Speaking on a visit to India on Friday, Schweinbach said Russia's intention to invade Ukraine was "nonsense." This is the beginning of the storm of criticism.

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