Long term . I can remember arriving in rio to see the saudi text with the entire text of the Framework Convention in brackets. And i know that theres still a concern that russia has been difficult to deal with on this issue for many years. But i dont want to answer the question. What is the where are the big challenges, do you think . Yeah, well so, theres two different ways to anxious that question. If you mean in the context of the Ongoing International negotiations thats kind of the i guess i mean both, the negotiations and the real world on the ground. Okay. So, with respect to negotiations, the short answer is i dont think we know yet. I think that there i mean, going into these negotiations there were various groupings of countries who were at least from our point of view and from the point of view of any number of countries who were seeking a certain kind of agreement were challenging. But we have an agreement that was met with kind of extraordinarily broad claim. I mean, even i
President hangs in the balance with the International Criminal court giving the prosecution one week to get the case together. And israel will hold early elections in march of next year after the Ruling Coalition collapses. Rep senttives of some of the worlds most powerful nations are meeting in brussel to try to figure out how to defeat always. John kerry is asking for Foreign Ministers to come up with some kind of coordinated strategy. 12 of those countries, including the u. S. Are involved in air strikes against isil in iraq and syria. The u. S. Has dropped 942 bombs or missiles in the two countries combined, while the rest of the Coalition Forces have dropped 18 bombs. Kerry says some they have hurt them significant, but some analysts say Ground Troops are a must. Joining us now from brussels, tim friend. We have seen a statement there the countries that are there, supporting military operations, et cetera, stopping the flow of foreign terrorist fighters, but nothing specific. No.
Close by. Many other academic analysts and members of the press corps. So id like to hold it open now to the floor. Ill try to take, if its okay with you, a couple of questions at a time. Weve got exactly half an hour. So again, if people could keep those short and well start with this gentleman here at the front, if you could wait until a microphone comes to you. Please identify yourself and then the lady behind you. Im michael gordon, new york times. Sir, the United States has sent a dozen f16s and several hundred Service Personnel to poland as a reassurance mission. But if nato is trying to send a message of resolve, shouldnt the reassurance mission be a natoled effort involving multiple countries on land, sea, and air, in poland, the Baltic States and the black sea. And also, ukraine has been seeking support for its military. Shouldnt nato consider providing intelligence support, logistical support, and advisers to help strengthen the Ukrainian Military and deter possible russian m
Chicken and egg problem here. Their decision on what they are prepared to do may depend on their understanding of how much support they have. Dr. Brezinski, you suggested that mres are not quite enough. We can provide nonlethal equipment him a lethal equipment, and air cover. There is the escalation. What should we do . In any case, we should have Contingency Planning for all of that post up but we should couple that with a serious communication to the russians in which we would like an alternative outcome in which we would like to be partners. But we need to let ukraine know that if they resist, they will not be alone. We do not need to let the russians know exactly what we are going to do. But the death of the pudding is also in the ukrainians. They need to demonstrate that they value their territorial integrity and are prepared to make sacrifices to protect it. I think the russians, the way they have operated in crimea, what as i said before, where they are operating on a contingent
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