Ukrainian Prime Minister, Arseniy Yatsenyuk has warned that Russia was gearing up for a military invasion of Ukraine, and NATO forces were on high alert in case of a Russian attack.

In response, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov accused the United States of trying to start a war in Europe. The escalating rhetoric between the two countries has raised fears that they could be heading into another Cold War-style conflict.

The crisis in Ukraine began last November when then-President Viktor Yanukovych abandoned an agreement that would have brought Ukraine closer to the European Union and instead accepted a $15 billion bailout from Russia.

This enraged many Ukrainians, who took to the streets to protest, leading to Yanukovych's ouster in February. Pro-Russian forces have since taken control of Crimea, and Russia has been accused of backing the rebels in eastern Ukraine.

The United States and NATO have condemned Russia's actions in Ukraine, and the US has imposed sanctions on Russian officials and businesses. In response, Russia has banned food imports from the US, EU, Canada, and Australia.

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The situation has continued to deteriorate, with both sides accusing each other of provocations.

Some experts are warning that the situation could spiral out of control and lead to a full-blown war between Russia and Ukraine.

NATO Secretary-General Anders Fogh Rasmussen said that the alliance was 'very concerned about the latest developments' and that Russia posed a 'real and present danger' to Ukraine.

Putin’s comment may lead to a “war” scene…

“ Putin compared the conflict zone in Donbas to genocide

Russian President Vladimir Putin has moved forward his manner of speaking in light of the emergency in Ukraine, asserting that the contention in the nation's east takes after annihilation.

Beginning around 2014, Russian-supported radicals have been battling Ukrainian soldiers there, and pressures have been ascending as Russia accumulates troops on the boundary.

In the meantime, US Vice President Joe Biden talked with his Ukrainian partner on past gatherings with Mr. Putin.

There are fears that Russia might attack Ukraine, which Russia rejects.

The video gathering among Biden and Putin on Tuesday was deciphered as an endeavor to stop pressures.

Washington and its partners have compromised the Kremlin with brutal results assuming it attacks its neighbor once more.

Russia has blamed Ukraine for incitement and has requested certifications against Nato development toward the east and the position of weaponry close to Russia.

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Ukrainian authorities have expressed that Moscow might be arranging a tactical activity towards the finish of January, while US authorities accept it is muddled whether President Putin has settled on a choice.

“Russophobia”

The Russian president's words on Thursday were pointed toward resolving the issue of bias against Russian speakers living outside of Russia's lines, a large number of whom abide in eastern Ukraine's Donbas area.

Russophobia, he guaranteed, was the initial move toward killing.

'We see and get what's happening in Donbas,' he commented, alluding to the battling zone. 'It clearly seems, by all accounts, to be a slaughter.'

Jen Psaki, White House press secretary, hammered the comments, saying Russia was famous for raising its manner of speaking and spreading falsehood, so 'we need to take their own endeavors to convey to their crowd while taking other factors into consideration.'

Mr. Biden informed Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky about his discussion with Mr. Putin two days sooner during a one-and-a-half-hour telephone talk.

As indicated by a Ukrainian official assertion, the two chiefs talked about 'the security circumstance around Ukraine and the odds of actuating the harmony bargain.'

North of 90,000 Russian soldiers is believed to be positioned close to Ukraine's boundaries. The development has exacerbated Russia's as of now helpless relations with the United States.

A huge part of Russia's new military development is in Crimea, a Black Sea promontory that Russia snatched from Ukraine and in this manner added in 2014.

Troops are additionally congregating around Donbas.

North of 14,000 individuals has passed on in the long time since Russian-upheld powers took significant segments of Ukraine's east.

So what do you think? Will Russia invade Ukraine?

Or will the two countries be able to resolve their differences peacefully?

Let us know in the comments.