Threat of Russian invasion remains real, says NATO chief

NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg has warned that the threat of Russia invading Ukraine remains real. The West claims President Vladimir Putin has 100,000 troops along with tanks and missile batteries on the border. The West claims President Vladimir Putin has 100,000 troops along with tanks and missile batteries on the border with Ukraine Mr Stoltenberg said: “The Russian military build-up has not stopped. “There are more forces, more capabilities. The risk of conflict is real. Russia’s aggressive actions seriously undermine the security order in Europe.” Moscow demands Nato removes all forces from countries that joined the alliance after 1997. Mr Stoltenberg, after talks with foreign ministers, said: “We must be prepared for the possibility diplomacy will fail.” Top Russian and US officials are due to meet in Geneva on Monday in an attempt to diffuse the crisis. Foreign Secretary Liz Truss said: “Any Russian military incursion would be a massive strategic mistake. “The free world must rise to meet this moment.” Most read in The Sun DENISE'S PAIN Denise van Outen ditches fiancé over his phone sex and dates with other women PREM STAR FREED Man City's Benjamin Mendy arrives home as he's bailed after rape charges MARK MY WORDS Meghan tried to cancel me - she's in for a nasty surprise, says Piers Morgan 'HORRENDOUS' Romesh Ranganathan heckled with vile racist abuse during gig in shocking clip 'I'll be on the floor' Molly-Mae Hague horrified as she's told to work a 12 hour shift HAPPILY MAR-RIYAD Riyad Mahrez & Dawn Ward's daughter Taylor have secretly married