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Terrible phrase, _ process? yes. owning, to use a terrible phrase, the _ process? ie3 owning, to use a terrible phrase, the risks to which the department was responsible, dealing with capability, how to respond to risks eventuate in, contingency and emergency planning in response, again, to those risks, and building up the departments own resilience, how it would cope with the impact of one or more of these risks? . . the impact of one or more of these risks? , , ., ., ., ., risks? yes, bringing...

Ukraines path to membership in the alliance. how do you see that going in light of what has developed? will the events of the past couple of days feature heavily at those talks? >> no doubt, when youre going to have 30, one hopefully 30, to getting and by the time the leaders meeting on the doorstep of russia, youre going to have a real discussion about the events of the past 48 hours. and i hope that the focus will be on two things. one, how do we make sure that ukraine continues to have the eq...

That we�*re trying to promote and government is trying to promote to help decarbonise our economy will be taxed and the traditional technology won�*t be taxed. and that�*s clearly not what was intended when this rules of origin regulation was put in place. so in a sense, look, what you�*re saying is, look, we�*re just not ready yet. of course, we would like to have this capability in the uk, in the eu. but europe�*s not ready. we are still reliant on china, still reliant on south kor...

Northern africa and libya down in southeastern africa where they have been seizing control of mines in sudan and the issues that weve seen there but also in syria, so you know, putin is in a real rock and a hard place on this one in terms of losing that capability, because they were non-attributable. putin could kind of stick his hands up and say im not clear if those goes are associated with me or not and countries that just wanted to turn a blind eye to what was going on could also just kind o...

Across the russian military has spread. i dont expect to see these soldiers join just meld into the russian military. they were mercenaries. they were paid better. they were trained better. they were equipped better than the average russian soldier. but its a real loss of capability for putin. not only on the front lines there in ukraine, but around the world and so ill be watching whether putin launches of an anti-a corruption campaign or starts to clean house in his ministry of defense and mak...

In the russian military. they are not going to know who to trust, on the eastern front in ukraine. they are not sure and this is going to be very significant instability for the long term. we are going to have a very clear picture in protecting ourselves, our forces, and giving ukraine the capability it needs to accomplish the job. >> thank, you heather connally. we appreciate it so much. after the break, the u.s. secretary of states acting to the crisis in russia and weighing in on that g7 emer...

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Sir. >> reporter: what other organizations beyond the coast guard -- [ inaudible ]. >> yes, sir. i listed several international maritime authorities in my opening statement including the canada transportation safety board, the united kingdoms marine accident investigation branch. its parties under international protocols. if they have a substantial interest in the investigation, they can request to be part of the coast guards marine board and weve accepted that the s citizenship of the fatalitie...

Now, the question of course being whether or not he actually has the capability to do that. he may feel forced to crack down here in russia if its possible for him to crack down further. so, as regarding the unintended consequences, i think its very much applicable here, just in terms of whats happening on the streets, ayman, you can see, too, that this is a busy thoroughfare here in moscow. and you yourself have been here before. ive seen president putin travel to the kremlin along this street ...

Do you think that this could turn into something larger, a coup? >> i think it could. particularly you look at the rank and file, in other words, the lower level soldiers in the ranks, the noncommissioned officers, the junior officers, hes never going to really get that much support from the seen your leadership, but certainly the grunts on the ground who have been in the thick of it, fighting ukraine, i think, could potentially move to his side, in which case a prigozhin/wagner force could expa...