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Were doing with our ukrainian partners, what were doing to the kremlin, will combine to make the russians deal seriously when it comes to dpiplomacy and negotiations. >> you say the only way this ends is with a diplomatic solution. thats not true entirely, right? it could end with russia being defeated or ukraine being defeated. i mean, president biden is calling for putin to be tried for war crimes. hes not going to be facing any accountability or any venue for the international criminal court ...

Commander in the battlefield under a republican or democrat what we needed. i think weve committed 2.something billion in military assistance and much, much more in other terms in terms of humanitarian and economic assistance and so forth and were also really putting the screws to the russian economy, the financial system, putins inner circle and even the business community which is leaving in droves as have been some 250 to 300,000 russians who are voting with their feet and leaving the country...

Refused to force russia and continues to be a major client of russian military systems. and so i think, you know, putin is very eager to show in any way that he is not a pariah on the world stage that he is in fact still received by those who matter and in that sense it is very questionable. hes not negotiating. in fact, the austrian chancellor came out of the meeting and weigh very clear and said this is a scary prospect, extreme violence is what he came out of that conversation with putin, war...

And his inner circle. >> it sounds like youre saying putin is essentially persona non grata, become an international pariah. in that circumstance, for example, should russias membership in the g20 be suspended in some way? this is what jake sullivan the national security adviser has raised. you were instrumental in making the g20 important after the global financial crisis. should russia be out? >> well, of course, russian has been thrown out of the g7 which for a brief period of time became the...

Prime ma fascia case against putin and his inner circle. >> it sounds like youre saying putin is essentially persona non grata, become an international pariah. in that circumstance, for example, should russias membership in the g 20 be suspended in some way? this is what jake sullivan the national security adviser has raised. you were instrumental in making the g20 important after the global financial crisis. should russia be out? >> well, of course, russian has been thrown out of the g7 which f...

I want to bring in kate bedingfield. thank you so much for being with us. we just got our first look at the video from the train station. whats your reaction? >> reporter: well, obviously we are seeing horrific atrocities we have seen across the course of this war since russia invaded february 24th. president biden has been very clear. he has spoken from a place of moral outrage and also from a place of the mounting evidence we have seen of the russian forces committing war crimes. these are obv...

Pronounce bucha as bucha and now was not a coincidence. and in the coordinated messages, across multiple state tv channels, they have been repeating the most insane conspiracy theory that when president biden called putin a butcher, he did that in preparation for the bucha massacre, which supposedly the west has coordinated and ukrainians have carried out, only to set russia up for more sanctions. and to be seen as a pariah in the world which, incidentally, it already is because of its invasion ...

They also point out that they actually left the council, withdrew before the vote was taken. they jumped before they were pushed. moscow has repeatedly said the council is a politically motivated place. where the west tried to use it as a tool to further their own interests. more defiance from on that particular front. it is interesting to see that vladimir putin publicly at least seems to relish russias increasingly pariah status on the world stage. perhaps thatis status on the world stage. per...

The authorities describe that as an unlawful politically motivated step. they also point out that they actually left the council, withdrew before the vote was taken. they say they effectively jumped before they were pushed. moscow has repeatedly said the council is a politically motivated place. where the west tried to use it as a tool to further their own interests. more defiance from moscow on that particular front. it is interesting to see that vladimir putin publicly at least seems to rather...

From a very tragic conflict. >> and thats partly what is responsible, i believe, in my reporting on this, for some of the ambiguity in the initial statements about war crimes. i was questioning secretary blinken about it yesterday and the how does it end does have to involve putin at the table in some fashion, if theres ever going to be a cease-fire. so, you know, the accountability for what has happened is going to have to come after that or be built into any kind of a negotiation. >> this is t...