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Be his soldiers lives. and hes going to have to answer to russian moms and dads about their soldiers that arent making it back home alive or making it back with injuries. hes going to have to answer for that. and as for the ten feet tall, look, i think, you know, getting into qualitative assessments here of militaries is probably not the best exercise for me right now. they have as we have said for a long time, significant combined arms capabilities, arrayed against ukraine right now. and they a...

Yes. >> reporter: what reason do you have to believe hes considering that option at all? >> we have significant intelligence capabilities. >> this is a decisive escalation in the rhetoric and conclusions from the united states. you could see that intense press room there, and the president given thehe opportunity, reconfirming this view based on his sources on u.s. intelligence, some of it shared, some of it private, u.s. intelligence does state half of the russian military currently near ukrain...

How would or could the united states be helping the ukrainians right now without engaged in any kind of fighting? do you think we are sharing with them intelligence on russian troop movements using whatever capabilities that we have? and second of all, how challenging is it for the u.s. and western allies to get the second wave of replenishments of anti-tank mines, the stinger missiles that the germans said theyre trying to deliver to the ukrainian military, how difficult is an operation like th...

Likely to come. 450 miles of trenches, trench warfare. the defence secretary in ukraine said just yesterday they have more anti—tank missiles than the russians have tanks. its not going to be straightforward? know, but i think theres _ going to be straightforward? know, but i think theres a _ going to be straightforward? know, but i think theres a very _ but i think theres a very significant mismatch and russias capabilities. ive seen some military analysts anticipate that this could be a fair...

And asian allies, have gone after exports to russia of semiconductors. thats a big deal, thats going to hurt russian high deck production capabilities. wry then the trouble with these sanctions is that, theyll hurt the russian economy, all right, but ukraine is suffering today, tonight. ive reported. so the sanctions are a strong tool, but theyre not going to work overnight. and overnight is where the fate of kyiv maybe decided. >> and what do we know about the dynamic between vladimir putin and...

Cnn white house correspondent arlette saenz is with the president in wilmington, delaware. what are we hearing about the discussions and whether hearing the demands from zelenskyy and others, whether arsenal will come more immediately. they appreciate the designated funds, but they need armor. >> reporter: well, fred, president biden is holding a call with his national security team this very hour as the u.s. continues to monitor the situation in ukraine as this russian attack is now extending i...

This russian occupation is going to go on for some period of time, regardless of what president putin wants. every day there are troops on the ground they will also be targets. ground they will also be targete— ground they will also be taraets. , ., , targets. some people have been sa in: targets. some people have been saying theyre — targets. some people have been saying theyre slightly _ saying theyre slightly surprised that russia hasnt initiated more cyber attacks on ukraine, it is obvio...

Its the story you may not know about the days after trump pardons michael flynn. at the time flynn received the pardon in november 2020, he was actually hunkered down at a secluded estate with sydney powell and others consumed with trying to reverse the results of the election. there were computers, white boards. soon after, flynn raised alarm bells with an interview taking about martial law, right here. >> he could also order, he could order the within the swing states, if he wanted to, he coul...

Ago, part of a congressional commission and russia took two of the capitals in 60 hours and we had a fight our way back into europe because we are an ocean away in the united states after them having taken out our a rivl airports and airfields. a major, major challenge. we cannot take this for granted. and im not talking about a huge amount of u.s. troops here. will. thats not the right answer. we have a -- we have a challenge with china. and were outgunned and outmanned there. and we have to mo...

And i think the longer this goes on the more frustrated the russians get, the more theyre willing to take off the gloves and target urban areas, the more pressure the west is going to feel to respond to that. >> youre talking about unintended scenarios. theres a lot of fighting along borders where nato troops are stationed. youre talking about the black sea. theres already been reports that some foreign ships have been unintentionally, it seems, hit by missile fire. it seems like its an extraord...