White House, Pentagon say nobody should be 'fooled' by Kyiv drawdown

The White House and Pentagon suggested Tuesday that Russian President Vladimir Putin was bluffing after Russia announced a drawdown of troops near the Ukrainian capital of Kyiv.

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