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SCOOP: U.S. is moving its Ukraine embassy staff out of the country and into Poland for security reasons, sources tell me and .
They may return to tomorrow if the Russian invasion doesn’t happen, I’m told.
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BREAKING: The Biden admin has ordered all remaining State Department personnel out of Ukraine. The embassy had previously relocated from Kyiv to the western city of Lviv. Now they are shifting to Poland.
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thing might be moving even quicker than predicted if Lviv is now considered potentially unsafe...far further West...damn
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They're jumping the gun a bit
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you from Portugal, come to Germany or Poland, we have more trouble with Russia ;D
Out of Ukraine completely. 
That doesn't bode well for the 'limited to separatist regions only' invasion-lite scenario that some have been tossing around.
Not good.
That doesn't bode well for the 'limited to separatist regions only' invasion-lite scenario that some have been tossing around.
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Sorry but this sends the wrong message to Ukraine at a time when they already feel isolated and abandoned.
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Do they even work a little, or are they constantly evactuating?
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#Ukraine: Footage of #Russia’s military “peacekeepers” being bussed in to the Donbas across the border. This is essentially the beginning of the invasion.
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That explains the heavy presence of USAF special forces on the border.
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I thought the same
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No. Just moved diplomats out of harm’s way.
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What did Trump promise Putin at Helsinki? That’s the question
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First executive order from Biden, outlining first set of sanctions, has been posted.
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Wow! I did not know they were relocating to PL. This will be very ugly.
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This move from Lviv across the border to Poland is probably what the two C-130J's and the Osprey are making laps about. Waiting for clearance to cross into #ukraine and evacuate personnel?
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Nah, they were plan B, in case ground evacuation was not possible, which is why they returned to bases without landing.
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Jake Hanrahan
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#Ukraine: Footage of #Russia’s military “peacekeepers” being bussed in to the Donbas across the border. This is essentially the beginning of the invasion.
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After Putin is finished with Ukraine, HE will "shift to Poland" as well.
How much ground will we cede? How far will we retreat before we stand resolutely in defense of Democracy and a peaceful and secure Europe???
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Ahh, that would explain the two C-130s and an Osprey doing circuits west of Lviv. Seem to be exiting the area now.
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Situation is deteriorating at faster rate than US Intel initially anticipated...
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Plan B. If the evacuation couldn’t be done by land as in Russia attacked Ukraine in full today, they would try to evacuate by air from Lviv.
that means the ukranian army is ready to shift side ?1
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Whoops, #MC130J
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