President Biden in a briefing in Warsaw, Poland, lamented that 'they will not let me' cross the border into Ukraine during his trip to Europe amid Russia’s war on the country.
Blinken's comments come nearly a week after he and Biden said they personally believe that Russian President"Today, I can announce that, based on information currently available, the U.S. government assesses that members of Russia’s forces have committed war crimes in Ukraine," a statement from Blinken read.
He said that many of these locations struck by Russian forces are"clearly identifiable" as being used by civilians.
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