“One way or the other, Ukraine will be there and at some point Putin won’t,” Blinken told CNN’s Wolf Blitzer on “The Situation Room.”
His comments come as new satellite images show widespread destruction across Ukraine, including damaged houses in a village near Kyiv and smoldering homes in the besieged city of Mariupol, where more than 2,500 civilians have died, Ukrainian officials estimate.
The top US diplomat said Tuesday that the US is trying to prevent as much death and destruction as possible.
“The real question is how much death and destruction is wrought by Russia’s aggression in the…
