UKRAINE-RUSSIA LATEST: 🔷 Blinken says visit to Poland comes at 'one of the most urgent moments' 🔷 Russia's indiscriminate bombing of Ukraine will increase: U.S. official 🔷 Over 1.3 million refugees have fled Ukraine: UNHCR
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"We will stand together, as we've been standing together, in support of Ukraine and against Russia's unprovoked unwarranted premeditated invasion," Blinken told reporters. He outlined U.S. funding to support the needs of Ukrainian refugees in Poland and other countries, including a $2.75 billion requested aid package and the $54 million in humanitarian assistance announced last week.
When asked how long they think Ukraine can hold out, the official said Ukrainian forces as a"whole" are degrading but are strong and growing as individuals or"partisans." At least 500"fighters" from elsewhere crossed into Ukraine on Friday to join the fight against Russia, according to the official.Share to TwitterMore than 1.36 million people have been forced to flee Ukraine since Russian forces invaded on Feb.
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