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>> so on his to-do list, president biden would like to get an agreement on where the line is and what russian action would trigger a nato military response. how difficult will that be? and how high will that bar be set? >> well, i think it is a tough set of issues. i mean, up till now, we have tried to draw a line in between on the one hand, doing whatever we can to help the ukrainians defend themselves. and then, the other side, avoiding a direct military confrontation between nato forces and -...

Helped prepare the wofrldrld is happening. they use chemical and biological weapons. all those things i think were good intelligence. the one area where i think we may have gotten it wrong is in our understanding of russian military capabilities. but you know something? it looks like putin got that wrong too. >> yeah. >> and, you know, one thing we need to try to figure out is was this, you know, failing in terms of knowing the strengths of the russian military or was this a situation where puti...

Multiple capabilities to try and address those requirements. >> reporter: nato countries, of course, do not want to directly hand these to ukraine. worried about response from russia. its a two-front war. ukrainians making advancement and mariupol and lviv, almost as if the russian military is punishing them for the military efforts theyre making. >> josh letterman joining us from warsaw. whats the reaction, latest on the presidents speech yesterday there in warsaw? >> reporter: alex, no surpris...

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Sometimes on the edge of diplomacy, but hes been very clear in expressing the hope and expectations of my nation, my army and my people. so i applaud him. i applaud what zelenskyy has done. >> former president viktor yushchenko, thank you so much for coming in. coming up for us, new reporting on why the u.s. may have overestimated russias military capabilities ahead of the invasion. you could end up with this... unexpected out-of-f-pocket costs. which for those on medicare, or soon to be, is a...

Lessons xi is taking away from what appears to be putins overreach? >> the biggest is not from russia. its about china itself. russia is in decline. putin had to make this move because it was the best possibility environment hell be in, the most leverage hell have thinking tact future. china is not a country in decline. theyre building military capabilities, will likely be the largest economy in the world in 2030. that is three generations behind the americans and semiconductors right now, but d...

I suspect we may have spent more time dealing with china and its behavior in the region and globally, than actually spending time on putin and his behavior and ukraine. thats an important issue and its the reason for the conversation. but also, that is the explanation as to why they spoke for almost two hours. obviously, youre going through translators to do that. it doubles the time. but what is happening in the region and certainly, resident bind again is going to be very firm about taiwan. an...

Ambassador danny danone earlier today where he is asking the same he request. take a look. >> iranians, why are they negotiating with the u.s. with other democracies in vienna attacking u.s. targets. i think it should be a sign for the administration in washington to cease the negotiation. i dont know why theyre running to sign such a bad deal with the iranians. while theyre attacking u.s. targets an israeli targets and i want to remind you and the audience, it was the old agreement, 2014 agreem...

Of military tactics and capabilities they used in syria, which the russians used as a battle lab for modernisation. they seemed to be surging ahead with new types of capabilities that were increasingly threatening to nato. now we see essentially this amateur hour approach to the war being run by the russians. and i think it goes to the senior leadership, the lack of effective ncos in the russian organisational structure. the poor logistical support, a lack of control of the air. and you have to ...

Smoke. and we saw firefighters rushing in, heros because they are rushing toward the danger. trying to put retardant on that gas fire there. and we asked an official what it was and they said that it were diesel burning. but this is as the mayor of lviv saying that these struck in residential quarters. >> how close were the houses to you? >> not even just across the street. just say across the street. so this was as you said when they want to be precise, when they want to shoot off whatever it i...