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The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has published a list of past misdeeds of the US-based National Endowment for Democracy on its website. From the 1980s to the early 2020s, from Libya to Syria, from Bolivia to Algeria, the NED has overthrown or tried to overthrow one regime after another.

The NED is another tool in Washington’s toolbox to maintain its world hegemony.

Secretary blinken told president zelenskyy when they met on sunday that our diplomats would very soon be back in ukraine. that did, in fact, take place today. we had our deputy chief of mission from our embassy in kyiv and a small team go across the border to conduct business in lviv, ukraine. they were able to meet with counterparts from the ministry of foreign affairs. this will continue. its our goal at the earliest possible opportunity to have that team back in our embassy in kyiv. we look f...

Where white house communications director kate benningfield was asked is ukraine winning? could ukraine win? and she was very, very careful, again, to not engage in sort of that narrative and sort of engaging in the question of who is winning this war. now, the war as it has been more protracted and as we have seen just the atrocities, the images of the horrific casualties that were seeing from ukraine, there is a realization and a growing recognition that it is so important to try to stop vladi...

. >> ned, thanks for joining us. when the world hears general milley saying nothing less than the international order is at stake in this war, which comes on the heels of the defense secretary saying they cant launch a war like this anytime soon. has there ban shift as far as the state department is concerned about the stakes of this conflict, what the u.s. would view as a satisfactory outcome? >> weve been clear about the stakes this entire time. its precisely why even long before this invasion...

Platform to engage with our ukrainian partners and ukrainian people. >> ned price, appreciate your time. thanks. >> thanks anderson. just ahead, russia makes another promise of letting civilians leaving peacefully. well take a look at the battle of a steel plant there. vladimir putin in a much desired history. details ahead. not all plastic is the same. were carefully designing our bottles to be 100% recyclable, including the caps. theyre collected and separated from other plastics, so they ca...

>> and ned price will be our request on state department reopening the embassy. and first, angus king joins the table here in washington, just back from poland. "morning joe" is coming right back. finding the perfect project manager isnt easy. but, at upwork, we found him. hes in adelaide between his color-coordinated sticky note collection and the cutest boxed lunch we have ever seen. and you can find him right now on upwork.com when the world is your workforce, finding the perfect project mana...

Context of bucha. as we have seen, as the russians are forced to withdraw from various towns and cities, we are seeing a receding tide of brutality and atrocities, atrocities that have constituted war crimes by russias forces. so we are supporting the work of the ukrainian prosecutor general, she and her team have launched a criminal probe, theyre collecting evidence, were helping them to analyze that evidence, to preserve that evidence and as appropriate to share that evidence with our partners...

In a high-stakes visit by senior u.s. officials to kyiv, the first since the invasion, u.s. secretary of state antony blinken announced that u.s. diplomats will return to ukraine. they were withdrawn for safety after russia invaded. also, the russian offensive in the east in donbas continues, but u.s. officials and others say while the russians might be making some gains there, they are not achieving their strategic goals. u.s. officials using language they really havent before saying that ukrai...

Journalists on the ground, writers like david, me, and ned from the podium, being honest and open about what were seeing the russian forces do inside ukraine, clearly he wants to shut down the free flow of information, and i think part of the sanctions are an effort to demonstrate that. that is a sign of weakness. thats what tyrants and dictators do, try to siphon off the truth from their people and lie to them. >> we spoke on this show about two months ago at the dawn of the russian invasion, a...