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Will be discussing later this week. this trip critical for this president, scheduled just in the last week or so. an opportunity for the president to lay out what the united states, what our allies have already done to further deter a russian invasion, russian aggression against ukraine. and lay out plainly why the u.s. is able to do some of the things, offensive weaponry rather than defensive weaponry, the no-fly zone, which the president has been clear would in his view put the u.s. in the pos...

Offering additional air power. offensive weaponry to ukrainians. the really question now, how does vladimir putin ultimately read what the president said yesterday? use it as pretext for escalation, maybe walking away from the bargaining table, as we know ukrainians and russian set to sit down, at least some negotiators, in turkey later this week. >> great points. thank you from the white house, mike memoli. joining me, congressman al green democrat from texas and member of the homeland securi...

Concerns. the kremlin committing today to talks with washington and the west as early as next month. a military response has been threatened by russian president vladimir putin if his demands are not met. >> we hope substantive and meaningful talks clear result reached by a certain deadline which provide equal safety for. >> everybody the demands include ukraine not joining nato and the u.s. and nato pulling back troops, offensive weaponry and military gear from ukraine and other eastern europea...

With washington about its security concerns. russian officials today saying negotiations with the u.s. and west will be begin early next year, maybe next month. russian president vladimir putin now saying he will resort to military means if his demands are not met. they include ukraine not joining nato and the u.s. and nato pulling back troops, offensive weaponry and military gear from ukraine and other eastern europey an countries. theyve been massing 100,000 troops near ukraine prompting fears...

Published March 10, 2021 10:40pm "A wider base of long-range precision fires, which are enabled by all our terrestrial forces - not just sea and air but by land forces as well - is critically important to stabilize what is becoming a more unstable environment in the western Pacific," Admiral Phil Davidson, commander for US Indo-Pacific Command, told a Senate Armed Services Committee hearing. WASHINGTON - The United States military needs more long-range weaponry in the western Pacific, includ...

But the story in the last year and a half has been trump tightening restrictions on russia, imposing tough sanctions, agreeing to allow the sale of offensive weaponry to ukrainians who are fighting putin. the policies have not been pro-russian. thats why this seems improviser to to me and weird. all sort of the you want me to go to a meeting and sit there like a nice grown up at the table. thats not who i am. im just going to make troublest because thats who i am. >> why is he always making trou...

Sanctions are usually u.s. sanctions here. the question has been how do you get the dutch on board. the dutch last time were one of the countries that did not want to support these additional sanctions and watered them down. i can guarantee you the dutch have changed their position, and not just the dutch. i can guarantee you that from malaysia to central asia to east asia, everyone now recognizes that the transfer of this kind of offensive weaponry, missiles into the hands of poorly trained sep...