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The videos were pre films and loaded. this was always going to happen. it turns out that if russia moves the vast majority of its arm army around the borders, it will invade. there were signals there. but what is strange that even inside our own country, people fought against that intelligence. its that 20-year hangover from the invasion of iraq, when things really didnt add up and the intel was fudge. but i have to say, we did a great job here. we will do really well from the u.s. and nato part...

Could be misunderstood or misconstrued by russia in this moment. the decision announced just days after putin put his nuclear forces on heightened alert. cnns kylie atwood live at the state department with more on this for us. kylie, what can you tell us about this decision? >> reporter: kate, the pentagon said yesterday that they are postponing this missile test scheduled for this week. the reason theyre postponing it, as you said, is because of these heightened tensions that had been created d...

To do is to get attention from the us and create a sense of crisis so that north korea can resume the talks with the us. because things are going really badly. things are very bad. covid has not helped at all. north korea border has shut down very tightly and strictly in the last two years, and because the trade has been shut down, mainly with china, and due to the imposed sanctions, strict sanctions from the international world, the economy has been going down and down and down. so, this is ess...

Covid has not helped at all. north korea border has shut down very tightly and strictly in the last two years and because the trade has been shut down, mainly with china, and due to the imposed sanctions — strict sanctions from the international world — the economy has been going down and down and down. so, this is essentially kimjong—unjumping up and down, shouting, saying, "take notice of me! "i want to talk to you! "im going to make you talk to me!" have i got that right? in a sense, ye...

Carry it out? well, first i think we have to understand _ carry it out? well, first i think we have to understand that - carry it out? well, first i think we | have to understand that ukrainian society is ready to push back and to fight for our territory, for our land, and for our state, fight for our territory, for our land, and for ourstate, and fight for our territory, for our land, and for our state, and for our choice that we made back in 2014, moving towards european and nato integration r...

In- ukraine. we have never had conflict between permanent nuclear armed members of the united nations security council, and that will be a very high—risk route. but we are going to have to be willing to build up our military capabilities and be willing to project force going forward. because if we arent, then our opponents will calculate that what they did today, they can do again, and so, that is a very big change. jeremy, you spent a large part of your career when you were in the foreign off...

Commitments, which says an attack on one is an attack on all, and over the last few weeks, we sent troops, and i have authorized the deployment of ground and air forces already stations in europe to natos eastern plank allies. our allies have also been stepping up, adding the other allies, the rest of nato, adding their own forces and capabilities to ensure a collective defense. today within hours of russias unleashing its assault, nato came together and authorized and activated an activation of...

150,000 troops, and significant as i said, combined arms capabilities, that is something we havent seen them do before. >> where do you think they got that from? that strategy from? since theyve never employed it in their past adventurisms. >> thats a great question for vladimir putin. im not trying to dodge the question but -- im be trying to dodge the question but we dont know. we cant possibly get inside his head to figure out, you know, why hes doing it the way hes doing it. and again, tom, ...

Shooting war at any moment. vladimir putin is using own interpretation of history as a justification for this agrelings. national security correspondent jennifer griffin is at the pentagon tonight with that side of the story. good evening, jennifer. >> good evening, bret. today february 23rd is defender of the far land day. a day that russia celebrates its armed forces which is often accompanied by fireworks and artillery fire. u.s. officials say a full scale russian invasion now appears imminen...

Troops. so in terms of numerical superiority, ukraine will have that. the biggest mismatch is in terms of capabilities. the russians have air dominance almost instan taneously. they have long range artillery, theyll have aerial bombardment and those are the capabilities that the u.s. could have started to offer months ago and it didnt. so i think what were -- i think there is still something we can do, frankly. this has -- if this is an ongoing operation, the ukrainian forces can stand to receiv...