BERLIN, Jan 20 — US Secretary of State Antony Blinken arrived in Berlin for talks with allies today in a diplomatic push to defuse tensions with Moscow over Ukraine, a day after warning that Russia could attack its neighbour at “very short notice”.
He will also give a speech in Berlin intended to put into context the tensions in Europe and the stakes involved, a senior State Department official said. Blinken said todaythe Russian build-up of tens of thousands of troops was taking place with “no provocation, no reason”.
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