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Donbas region in eastern ukraine. thats going for car kyiv, the major city you just talked about in northeast ukraine and perhaps going for kyiv and large swaths of territory throughout the country. that defense official saying some 80% of russian troops are in forward positions, some just five kilometers or three miles from the border, some a little farther away depending on the capability. russia has basically all the options, all the capabilities it needs on the edge of ukraine, thats land, a...

How much of it is a cover for saying were just doing exercises, and there is more to it than that, its hard to read his mind. >> at mister president mister president, to be clear. you are convinced that president putin is going to invade ukraine, is that what you just said a few moments ago? >> yes. >> so is diplomacy off the table then? >> know, until he does, diplomacy is also a possibility. >> what reason do you have to believe he is considering that option at all? >> there is significant int...

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A vaccine thats similar to modernas. it would only cost a fraction of the price. we have a target which is around $2. we cannot tell yet whether we can get to that, but were certainly working towards a target. i think its absolutely essential that this continent establish its own end—to—end vaccine manufacturing capacity and capability. this laboratory is part of an information hub set up by the world health organisation to share information about vaccines, but drug companies like moderna ha...

Procedure. the fact that they have attacked on three axes, major axes, from the south, from the east and from the north, the fact that they have used airborne troops to grab an airhead close to the city so they can yuse that for follow-on helicopter and fixed wing flights is exactly what any military would have done. followed up, again, with the and eventually meeting up these various ground attack. all of that of course preceded by missile strikes to take down their anti-aircraft capability, mi...

Resupplying lines in ukraine. there is a lot of capability at the u.s. national security agency. red team, blue team cyber removes all the time. if you remember back to i ran, the operation to take down some of that nuclear capacity. and the options are on the table. now there is less concern about any nuclear action as you heard from general kellogg, but you do have the options of what to do in the cyberspace. that raises the question of retaliation and what we have a country are ready to go do...

President biden said about putins decision. >> reporter: and do you have any indication about whether or not president putin made a decision to invade? do you feel he was confident to have made that decision already? >> as of this moment im convinced hes made the decision. we have reason to believe that. >> reporter: you are convinced that president putin is planning to invade ukraine, is that what you just said a few moments ago? >> yes. >> reporter: is diplomacy off the table then. >> no. unti...

Its annual military exercises, specifically to test its nuclear arsenal. they dragged out 12,000 troops, 213 missile launchers, 105 aircraft, 15 surface warships, and five nuclear submarines. on paper, appointed this kind of exercises to basically test off the call webs off missile launchers, run your mentor if you drills, to basically make sure everything is in tiktok shape, should you need it. but in reality, these kinds of military exercises are meant to be a dramatic show of force, prove to ...

Bit mixed? >> reporter: 100%. remember, this is modern warfare, right? it is about combat capability but its also about disinformation. this is an information war as well. and youve seen that frankly from both sides here. theres a reason why the u.s. has been very public with its intelligence assessments, far more public than really its ever been in my experience because in part they want to message to mr. putin, hey, we know what youre up to, right? i see what youre doing here. and let the worl...

Underscore, he alluded to the fact that they believe that they have intelligence that shows that the attack will not be some small thing, it will not just be in donbas. he said they have reason to believe it will be on the capital of kyev. that to me was very scary. >> do you agree, colonel, with the ambassadors characterizations and also should an invasion occur, do you agree that the chances of it being a small event or dwindling? >> well, they certainly have the capability of overrunning the ...