White House Urging U.S. Citizens To Leave Ukraine

The transcript discusses the urgency for American citizens to evacuate Ukraine amid potential threats of a Russian invasion. It highlights the U.S. government's diplomatic presence in Ukraine and neighboring countries, and the White House's approval of using U.S. troops in Poland to assist with evacuations. However, Pentagon spokesperson John Kirby clarifies that there are no plans for a noncombatant evacuation inside Ukraine. The State Department advises Americans to leave Ukraine, and the President emphasizes the availability of safe transportation options. Additionally, there are plans for the 82nd Airborne Division to set up processing areas and temporary shelters in Poland near the Ukraine border.

What is the current status of the U.S. government's advice to American citizens in Ukraine?

• They are encouraged to seek shelter in Ukraine.

• They are encouraged to leave immediately.

• They are advised to stay put.

• They are advised to travel to Russia.

What has the White House approved in case of a Russian invasion of Ukraine?

• Deploying troops inside Ukraine.

• Using U.S. troops in Poland to assist Americans.

• Evacuating all American citizens from Europe.

• Sending troops to Russia.

What is the Pentagon's current stance on noncombatant evacuation inside Ukraine?

• They are waiting for further instructions.

• There is no current plan for such an evacuation.

• Active planning is underway.

• Evacuation has already started.

What is the current authorization status of U.S. forces entering Ukraine?

• They are partially authorized.

• They are not authorized.

• They are fully authorized.

• They are authorized only for combat missions.

What preparations are being made by the 82nd Airborne Division near the Ukraine border?

• Training local forces.

• Conducting combat operations.

• Setting up processing areas and temporary shelters.

• Building permanent military bases.