A US Navy spy plane flew near the site of sabotaged Nord Stream 2 pipeline in the Baltic Sea hours after the first rupture was detected there, tracking data reveals.
after that was invasion in georgia. after that was salisbury case, after that was the prague case, and after that was the crimea and east of ukraine. so i think that this is the answer. they are trying to be like. indistinct ..and they re fighting not with ukraine, they are fighting with the nato allies, with the civilised world. and i think that all presidents, not only president biden, all presidents or chancellors of the civilised world should comprehend it and make their decision right now. yes, you want the western friends and partners that you have to make big decisions. the truth is, the divisions within them are apparent. the germans, for example, have now, of course, seen the nord stream 2
estonia, a country that is preparing to defend against an aggressor. what is going on with germany? i think the germany factor is an important reason why i think this is, this crisis is happening right now. putin is a very, very attentive to the politics of the region and this sort of major political moment in the area has come with the transition of angela merkel. a new government come into office. this is incredible test for the coalition government of the new chancellor and what you re seeing, i think, is not just that germany has fissures or disagreements with other allies in the united states but within that german coalition, this is proved an enormous and immediate test to foreign policy. the u.s. and others will put enormous pressure on germany if russia makes a military step toward ukraine to absolutely cut off once and for all the nord
indistinct ..and they fighting not with ukraine, they are fighting with the nato allies, with the civilised world. and i think that all presidents, not only president biden, all presidents or chancellors of the civilised world should comprehend it and make their decision right now. yes, you want the western friends and partners that you have to make big decisions. the truth is, the divisions within them are apparent. the germans, for example, have now, of course, seen the nord stream 2 gas pipeline completed. they have now got to make a decision about whether they formally begin to use it. now, the new german chancellor, 0laf scholz has said that if russia launches an attack on ukraine over the border with all of those forces, he said everything will need to be discussed. but he hasn t actually said that the nord stream pipeline would be abandoned. do you think it s time