Russian President Vladimir Putin has agreed to meet with Germany, France and Ukraine over the Ukraine-Russian border crisis

The European-led talk, which will be held in two weeks in Berlin, is said to focus on ''de-escalation' and excludes NATO and the US 

Joe Biden on Friday evening said that he would be moving some troops to Eastern Europe - but 'not too many' - as tensions mount in Ukraine

Russia has amassed more than 100,000 troops around Ukraine after a steady buildup in the region and may be planning an invasion in February 

Chairman of Joint Chiefs Gen Milley warned of 'horrific' consequences if Russia put its 100,000-plus force to work on an invasion 

Hours earlier Ukraine's president, Volodymyr Zelensky, said that the world was overreacting to the threat of a Russian invasion of his country 

Zelensky chided world leaders for their public statements, saying 'we don't need this panic' and condemning the withdrawal of diplomats   

UK intelligence source suggested Putin will continue massing forces for 'two or three weeks' before attacking