Ukrainian President Visits Eastern Frontline Amid Growing Tensions with Russia | World News

The Ukrainian president has visited the eastern front of the country amid heightened tensions with neighboring Russia, which has caused fears of resumption of large-scale hostilities.

In Moscow, high-ranking Kremlin officials warned severely Ukraine Saying that this may add force to using force to regain eastern control of rebels Russia So we will intervene to protect the civilians.

The conflict with Russia-backed separatists in eastern Ukraine broke out shortly after Moscow annexed Ukraine’s Crimean Peninsula in 2014. More than 14,000 people died in battle.

Analysis: Russia uses old Putin tactics to justify its military presence near the Ukrainian border

Ukrainian and Western officials have expressed concern about the increasing frequency of ceasefire breaches in the industrial center of the country known as Donbas.

They also accused Russia of sending troops and weapons to support rebels along the border-the Kremlin’s denial.

And after he tweeted, “I want to be with our soldiers in the tough times of Donbas,” Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky arrived in the heart of the conflict area on Thursday.

He said a 23-year-old Ukrainian soldier was killed in the area on Wednesday night.

He told the military: “Thank you for calming people and protecting our land. You are a true example of heroes and dedication. We remember all the warriors who died to protect our nation.”

Zelenskiy accused Russia of bending its military power and made a series of calls with Western leaders to gain support for Ukraine in tension.

Russia rejected the claim, claiming that it could deploy troops wherever it was deemed necessary in its territory, and that they were not threatening anyone.

It accused Ukrainian authorities of trying to stir up tensions in the east for the purposes of domestic policy.

The White House is said to be “increasingly concerned about the recent intensification of Russia’s aggression in eastern Ukraine,” including the movement of Russian troops at the Ukrainian border.

Spokesperson Jen Psaki said: “Russia now has more troops on its border with Ukraine than at any time since 2014.

“Five Ukrainian soldiers were killed this week alone. All of these are deeply involved in the signs.”

In a panel discussion with Moscow political experts, Putin’s aide, Putin’s chief negotiator with Kiev, regains control of the eastern region, where many residents have Russian citizenship. Warned Ukraine against using military force to.

“The beginning of hostilities will be the beginning of the end of Ukraine,” he said. “It would mean shooting yourself in your head, not just your feet.”