Biden ready to meet Putin conditionally: Said- Russia should not attack Ukraine; US alert - Americans should be ready to leave Moscow, risk of attack

US President Joe Biden has agreed to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin to avert the Ukraine crisis. However, before the meeting, Biden wants Putin to promise not to attack Ukraine. If all goes well, the two may meet at the end of this week. According to the New York Times report, a White House official said, the timing and issues of this meeting have not yet been decided. At the same time, another officer completely ruled out such a possibility.

Now Russia is also in danger

Amidst the ongoing tension with Ukraine, disturbing news has come to the fore for Russia. The American Embassy in Russia has issued a warning of an attack on many cities including Moscow, St Petersburg. According to media reports, shopping centers, railway and metro stations, and public places may be attacked in many cities of Russia amid the ongoing tension with Ukraine. "Important security alert from US mission to Russia," US Embassy spokesman Jason Rebholz wrote in a press release on social media.

Have a plan to exit Russia

The American Embassy said in the alert – Avoid going to crowded places, share information about your security with friends and family. Be cautious about tourist places and have a plan to exit Russia. Along with this, the embassy has appealed to US citizens to carry original identity cards, which include a Russian visa and American passport.

Biden and Macron spoke on the phone

Joe Biden on Sunday discussed with French President Macron the diplomatic effort being made to stop Russia's military development. President Biden spoke on the phone today with French President Emmanuel Macron, a statement issued by the White House said. The two leaders discussed diplomatic efforts being made in response to Russia's military build-up, as well as expressed their support for upholding Ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity.

Order to attack Ukraine

According to a New York Times report, Putin last week ordered Russian forces to attack Ukraine. After which Joe Biden made a public announcement about this. However, US officials declined to provide further details.

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken once again accused Russia of continuing the false flag operation. At the same time, it has also been told in a warning that a variety of scripts have been made to fabricate an excuse for war on behalf of Russia, due to which it is not yet clear what kind of Russian attack will be next.

Russia may launch a full-scale war

The American Intelligence report released on Friday said that 40% to 50% of the 1.50 lakh Russian soldiers stationed near Ukraine may soon launch a full-scale war. Officials said - Russia has been it's for war to Ukraine by attacking the borderline, although now there is no concrete information about its next step.