said he s made the decision to go, what is vladimir putin going to do? and that makes and, finally, a parade of just about everybody traipsing to moscow to try to divine what the great russian leader is thinking. so right now, it s been his crisis from the beginning. he owns it. i wonder, frankly, if he really wants to do with it. i hear you loud and clear, aaron, in that he had one in a sense because he s i s arreste entire world even though might be thinking about exit strategy here. so, general, i wonder, while the kremlin is saying and has said we actually have no intention of invasion, why would we, so while, then, are they there, 190,000 troops strong ashgs long the border? and what s with these deterrent exercises. deterring what?
with just a few words between them, katherine walton and abdul haji quickly coordinated an exit strategy. opened fire towards the door, just to scare the tourists away. then it was time. then we hold fire, and then i tell the lady, now! and suddenly, this young gun appears out of nowhere, and i call to her to run towards me and she starts running and immediately i m thinking what a brave girl. when portia got up and ran, did you have a moment where you thought, my god? i think i realized it was precarious, but i was also trusting that if they were telling us to run, that it was safe. for katherine, it was a gigantic leap of faith after shielding her daughters for four and a half hours. she knew that, to save, them she would have to let them go. the image of four year old portia running to abdul haji was one no one would soon
will be this is something that should have been happening already. hopefully there would be a public education campaign, a drive the get people to realize, to learn where the nearest bomb shelters are, to develop plans of evacuating their buildings. if i saw the russian forces advancing to the capitol, i would try to do whatever i could to help with efforts to bring people i know to safety, basically. do you have an exit strategy, though if needed? yeah. at various points. i pwaupt train tickets to western ukraine and then canceled them when the promised invasion hasn t transpired. at this point i m a bit more cautious about viewing about considering an exit by train
in russia, saying to his fans, listen i can t entertain you when bombs are raining down on kyiv, i think one of the feelings here is that people thought they knew vladimir putin, whether they like them or not, they ve lived under israel for 22 years now, and they knew him to be a person that is calculating, who is not reckless, but to many many russians, many who thought that this invasion wouldn t have been in the first place, let alone be s maxwell says it is now, many russians are looking i knew at the president of russia, that are wondering, how they committed their, sons their father s to the war with no real plan, no real exit strategy, no real sense of wet mission accomplished would look like, and that is causing deep, deep disquiet in this country, this morning. yasmin? yeah, raf i can t help but think that i myself have reported for moscow on numerous
because in that very speech, he criticizes the u.s. over iraq, and yet the same questions that the u.s. learned bitterly with iraq are going to be the questions that president putin is going to face over ukraine. so just think of a few of them. if you break it, you have to fix it. it s harder to fight in a place that is somebody else s turf. just those two questions. and then that one that we all remember, what is your exit strategy? and i don t think we re clear what president putin s exit strategy is on ukraine. okay, we re only at the beginning, but they are saying they want regime change. do they have a puppet government to install? do they have a plan how to sustain that government? this is quite clearly, many of the ukrainian people are against this and will fight against it, just as we have seen in other xamples in the past. this is a question that s