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Systems, some which are in bell -- belarus or russia. putin is waiting to see where the limits are. he hasnt had a pushback that bothers him yet. hell cut off the flow of supplies to include humanitarian aid unless theres a clear way to do it by nato. i think probably whats being talked about at the pentagon now is how do we put a significant, conventional, war-fighting capability, 150,000 u.s. troops, back into germany and poland with the implication that now strategically were back in europe, ...

Because russia maintains a high superiority in airpower and we need to match this with air defence complexes in ukraine and with stronger aeroplanes coming to ukraine from our partners. deputy foreign minister, you in the baltics are showing lots of support for ukraine when it comes to being a member of nato, are you supporting the ukrainians and seeing a no—fly zone policed by nato, carried out by nato, is what we are supporting? we must be clear what a no—fly zone is. a no—fly zone means...

Present we have the ability to so within two or three weeks but the key issue will be the advances of the russian army and at present we already have 50% of our land is occupied by the russian army. if this continues, ourability to the russian army. if this continues, our ability to be able to sow rapidly diminishes, particularly if they move into south—western and western ukraine. south-western and western ukraine. �* , ., ukraine. and the implication for that on — ukraine. and the implic...

Off, to lead the defence of his country, the resistance to russia. borisjohnson country, the resistance to russia. boris johnson flew today to poland, which has taken in so many ukrainian refugees with a message for president putin, a warning that he had made a colossal mistake by invading ukraine. i had made a colossal mistake by invading ukraine.— invading ukraine. i am more convinced — invading ukraine. i am more convinced than _ invading ukraine. i am more convinced than ever - invading ...

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Your thoughtfulness on these dense fact specific cases is out of the norm to me does not hold up, and you add that to the endorsements that youve gotten from folks that deal with victim advocate groups is a line that doesnt hold in no way for me. im sorry. and the totality of your career, which youve accomplished and what youve done, i just think its unfortunate that unlike the sort of fair arbitrators of this who dismissed it, i appreciate the way youve stood there and sat there and address tha...

Rather than a place like this with sacred orthodox shrines in it? jeremy bowen, talking to yalda hakim earlier. some breaking news coming out of the uk, a statement from the british by minister borisjohnson. there has been some criticism in the uk of the scale and pace of the sanctions that the british government has announced and international organisations like the eu have announced sanctions. britain was keen to be seen at the vanguard of those sanctions but there was some concern they were n...

Machine from man again, from the oil and gas industry and from the technology that he has been able to make available. one of the things weve done, as well as putting huge sanctions on banks on this web system, is put export controls in commerce of the technology that was being used to develop the military industrial complex is simply not going to russia. its also worth saying we have seen huge action from the private sector, whether its mcdonalds or other companies. one of the issues in russia ...

Uniting the efforts for ensuring accountability of russia for its crimes against my country. this is the reason why, at the end of this urgent debate, the council will consider a resolution, establishing the commission of inquiry into violations of human rights and international humanitarian law, stemming from russias war. we humanitarian law, stemming from russias war-— russias war. we believe this initiative will _ russias war. we believe this initiative will become - russias war. we believe...

The way every journalist. >> thank god hes been released but that is a terrifying statement. the implication, of course, is that russian forces are targeting journalists in the country. have you sense that had yourself? >> well, fortunately weve been very lucky, none of our team have been targeted so far. we understand that its a risk, its a daily risk, and we are doing what we can to be careful, but we see that as you know several journalists have already been killed in this oent months old inv...