President Joe Biden told reporters late Friday he plans to move U.S. troops to Eastern Europe and member countries of NATO soon. “I’ll be moving U.S. troops to Eastern Europe and the NATO countries in the near term—not a lot,” the president told reporters when asked if he had decided how soon he would move troops to Eastern Europe. He made the comment after arriving at Joint Base Andrews in Maryland following a speech in Pittsburgh. He also told reporters there has been no update on the Ukraine situation in the past several hours. Russia has sent about 100,000 troops with tanks and other weapons to its borders with Ukraine’s northeast, after having made a series of security demands asking NATO to guarantee Ukraine would never be able to enter the security alliance, and asking the alliance to roll back its deployments in Central and Eastern Europe. Russia has not withdrawn any …