China, Turkey, and India criticizing Russia's war ‘noteworthy,’ White House says

Leaders from Turkey, China, and India, all of whom have relatively positive relations with Russian President Vladimir Putin, have publicly kept their distance over the war recently, a development the White House called 'noteworthy.'

Leaders from Turkey, China, and India, all of whom have relatively positive relations with Russian President Vladimir Putin, have publicly kept their distance over the war recently, a development the White House called"noteworthy."

Kirby's comments came hours after Putin, in a prerecorded speech, announced a partial mobilization of roughly 300,000 reservists, a major move in the war, and reiterated his threat to resort to nuclear weapons if provoked.

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