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Strongly condemns the strategy of provocation of the russian president. the call conveyed by president zelensky in a speech to the russian nation a few hours ago, that ukrainians want peace, with russia. mirroring the family of relationships which bind so many russians and ukrainians. has made its voice heard. it is out of respect for the charter of the united nations, the peaceful settlement of disputes that it peaceful settlement of disputes thatitis

He is speaking to. i think the largest target for that ranting speech he gave the other night was the russian people, to sort of prepare them for this. in the west, we see this as a france parent mechanism by which he is going to set up a provocation in the donbas, and then say i have got to go save those poor russians that i, myself, by the way, issued a bunch of passports to not too many years ago to make them russians but now i got to go in and save them. the thimg that concerns me the most i...

Youre a member of the house select committee on intelligence when i was a capitol hill reporter, i would ask you about things the intel committee had seen and you would say you couldnt talk about it, which is very true. but the white house has been so willing to almost in real time, release intelligence. make clear what theyre seeing to a degree weve never seen before. its strategic, calibrated. what do you make of that decision over the past couple of weeks? >> youre right. it is unprecedented....

Wants at the negotiation table. testing president biden nerve and strength. is he up for this? >> biden has tried to under mine the leverage. let the air out of the balloon. or maybe the better analogy is have the release valve for the pressure cooker. constantly revealing information about what russia is doing. its really been extraordinary to watch. in realtime. the u.s. administration has released information saying they are setting up this provocation. and given the order to invade. he has g...

Online, with young players when you had covid but you say you werent aware, it caused huge anger around the world. it seemed like almost a provocation to lots and lots of people. what would you say to those people who argue that it was deeply irresponsible to attend that event before youd had your pcr test result? i would say that i understand, i really do. i understand when they, in the context of everything that was happening in australia, see the photo of me unmasked with children, when the n...

Vehicles. your leadership has approved it step forward into the territory of another country and the step could be the beginning of the big war on the beginning of the big war on the continent of europe. the whole world is talking about what may happen from day to day and it could start at any time without provocation. the ukrainian _ without provocation. the ukrainian president - without provocation. the ukrainian president there. there was also the un security council meeting happening later t...

Provocation, his obsession with ukraine threatens global stability. already this is feeding into this global inflation story we have been talking about. oil prices around the world nearing $100 a barrel here. u.s. gas prices already up 20 cents over the past few weeks. so that is showing you that all of this is still very uneasy for europe and for the united states. it feeds into this inflation picture so much here. we have seen the ruble collapse, we have seen the russian stock market get hurt....

You, we will make sure that you are covered. airlift, tankers, with got you covered. then he should say to the russians we are going to sanction you. we are going to drive down the price of oil. we are going to bankrupt you, and we are going to prevent any high-technology from getting to russia. that is what he should say. i dont think he will. >> john: even if he were to say it, how do you do it? our gas production here and oil production in the united states has declined from where it was duri...

Alexander basilev is lucky to be alive. he was at home with his wife when a shell landed in their garden. "they started at the hill," he says. "the last shell fell here. "now all the mud is inside my house." the attack here was part of a flare—up along the front line. the village is on ukrainian soil, but some here sympathise with moscow and put the blame on ukrainian troops. they insist it was russian—backed rebels nearby and say president putin is laying a trap. "we think its a provocation...

Any money and russian coffers or putins coffers. okay, we agree on that. >> for sure. >> sean: now that hes taken it to this next level in the next level is literally bombing a nuclear power plant, europes largest nuclear power plant, then youve got the 40-mile convoy. what options do you see for europe and for america in terms of how to respond to this? >> arming the ukrainians with and javelins. i think we can be -- and our desire to be helpful, which we ought be, we can also play into putins ...