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Foreign minister kuleba did seem to suggest that he wants as many sanctions as possible as quickly as possible. take a listen. >> therefore, ukraine strongly believes the time for sanctions is now. and we welcome the sanctions by president biden. the world must respond with all its economic might to punish russia for the crimes it has already committed and ahead of the crimes it plans to commit. hit russias economy now and hit it hard. >> yeah. so the world must respond with all its economic mig...

Russian officers perhaps in charge. this looks like the full might of one of the worlds moffett powerful air forces or militaries at least in a multipronged attack on this country to overwhelm it as quickly as possible. >> and math yothew, it looks li what u.s. sources are saying, a full-scale russian invasion on ukraine. clarissa ward is with us now from kharkiv. you are witnessing something that is taking place right in front of your very eyes on the streets. take us -- tell us about it. >> ye...

Delivered by the british and the americans, but nothing that would hold back the might of the russian military. it is the might of the russian military, 70% of their ground forces now to the north, to the east, and to the south of ukraine, and just down the road here, just down the road potentially it is unclear the extent to which russia moved troops into the donbas region, but if they have, they could be a few hundred meters from where im standing. >> sam kiley, truly on the front lines of thi...

Casualties will cause problems at home for putin. so, with respect to what we do to the outside at the moment probably the most important cost imposed on putin from the domestic support is being imposed by the ukrainians themselves. >> general hedges, a country of about 44 million people, ukraine, how difficult would that country be to occupy? if youre russia and even with all of your might, occupying a country of that size, is that really something they could do for a long period of time? >> i ...

>> thanks for having me, threes. i think the short answer is that vladimir putin is not -- especially as the head of the russian federation and second most of the military might is on the sideline so he can increase from a conventional standpoint, assets is large -- as well as larger weapon systems the unconventional means are a possibility, especially the cyber front. we see what he has done there. but there is significant possibility that he can go that direction. [indiscernible] but from a bi...

During the security council meeting so theres something personally insulting for the rest of the world where one leader is stumping his nose at everything. he wants to put nuclear weapon back on the belarusian and ukrainian territory which is a timing of the ukrainian act. how are you supposed to deal with that if a world leader with the most, second most might in the world, isnt even willing to agree that the basic standards of international arms. >> let me ask you about something. i know you s...

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U.s. has sent six f-35s to estonia, lithuania and romania. those fighter jets are being moved into those positions to bolster natos eastern flank. harris. >> harris: you threw a lot of ammo and might, military might at us. were we aware of the components of this not just troops on the ground but how much they were bringing in from russia? >> absolutely, harris. weve been reporting for weeks now laying out the declassified intelligence that has been shared with us in a very unusual way for the u....

That might is right. so we should not underestimate the gravity of this moment and what is at stake. as i speak to you today, we do not fully know what president putin intends. but the omens are grim. and thatis intends. but the omens are grim. and that is why we must stand strong together. the uk has worked with the european union and the united states to put together the toughest and strongest package of sanctions. i spoke recently to president ursula von der leyen to express the measures prep...

The ukrainians are brave and they will fight and god, you have to give it up for that and give them an awful lot of credit for the bravery that they demonstrate as a people, the sheer will that they have to stand up to the might of russia. even though they are not professional soldiers, they are standing there with their families and they are going to absorb the onslaught. its really quite remarkable. >> gillian: general jack keane, we are going to leave it there. thank you so much for standing ...