President Biden will speak with the Russia president Tuesday. Russian troops amassing on its border with Ukraine have spurred fears of military conflict.
President Biden brings up human rights and cyberattacks in meeting with Putin. The Russian leader later rejects blame and accuses the U.S. of abuses.
Biden spoke Monday with key NATO allies to coordinate his message to Putin, according to the senior administration official. Above all, Bremmer said he believes the president “wants diplomacy to continue, and doesn’t want it broken off or to give the Russians any reason to feel their only way to change their situation is by altering the facts on the ground.”
Although Bremmer insisted a Russian invasion of Ukraine by uniformed troops is unlikely given the certainty of harsh economic sanctions against Moscow as a result, he said Putin could escalate the conflict in other, more subtle ways through cyberattacks or hybrid warfare. Ben Hodges, a retired three-star general who previously commanded U.S. Army forces in Europe, said Russia’s military buildup since April makes it impossible to rule out an invasion.
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