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Threat to security in the region comes from nato. heres president putin. >> we see the forceful constrain of russia as a direct threat to our national security and legal obligations are meant to eat that threat. >> martha: when it comes to a pull-back, ukrainian officials expressed a lot of skepticism. theyre not convinced this is a real deescalation. only really seeing is believing. president putin continued with the diplomatic track. he met with the german chancellor. he warned that europe is ...

Pull back today on wall street and i think that resilience is certainly notable among the investment community. >> the biden administration has announced a score of sanctions including some new ones yesterday against russias central bank. tell us a little bit more about this, and does affect americans from doing business with the bank? >> so what we heard yesterday from the biden administration, the new sanctions prohibit u.s. citizens from participating in any transactions with russias central ...

Anna, as we looked at the markets, its seemed a bit of a pull back, but its incredibly volatile as investors try to make sense of the geopolitical issues. >> huge volatility. i think investors were bracing for what could come and then a reaction once they were announced. we had sanctions being announced from the u.s., e.u., u.k. watching a lot of different areas. we saw the dow jones at one point drop 700 points. it came up a little, still closed down. futures still looking high. so much concern...

Putin wants to take. and that is a question being asked notjust - putin wants to take. and that is a l question being asked notjust here in ukraine but across the world including in washington. we can cross to the united states to charge daniel who was in charge of sanctions policies under barack obama and helped to craft the first sanctions imposed on russia after 2014 in the first invasion of ukraine. welcome to bbc news. i wonder whether today you are regretting that the administration did no...

Saying where russian forces will go. >> we believe that they will target ukraines capital, kyiv, a city of 2.8 million innocent people. >> reporter: earlier this afternoon, the president hosting a call with nato leaders, as vladimir putin hosts the president of belarus, where tens of thousands of russian troops are conducting military exercises on ukraines northern border. upping the ante tomorrow with a more ominous display, planned tests of nuclear-capable ballistic missiles. we are in an acti...

>> so what would a russian investigation mean? a new decree gives them the right to build military bases. that violates international war. cnns tom foreman looks at how the russian military could use the superior fire power. >> reporter: ukraine is only about the size of texas so why would russia need so much force to go after the small area down here? why would they have filled the region with so many different troops? military experts who have looked at this say they believe its because they w...

Consistently doing this, theres two choices for putin. do you say im just going to move ahead or pull back secretary blinken offered secretary lavrov an opportunity to have conversations next time in europe. the president said diplomacy, i hope. >> thats why i asked senator -- secretary blinken to go to the united nations and make these statements today. hell lay out what that path is. ive laid out a path to putin as well. so there is a path. there is a way through this. >> its a test for the pr...

Year. >> you know, katty, it is unrealistic. republicans and you hear democrats also saying, turn on the spigot right now. do this right now. begin trading with venezuela right now. whatever were going to do is going to take six months, a year. you dont just turn on a switch. yes, i mean, republicans saying that this is all the administrations fault, no, its not. market forces gave oil companies a good reason to pull back during covid. it takes a while to restart the exploration. the same people...

Secretary general who calls for a pull—back of these activities and protection of civilians. who is more innocent than a pregnant woman or a newborn? and this is who died in mariupol in that hospital. this newborn? and this is who died in mariupol in that hospital.- mariupol in that hospital. this is the heart-wrenching _ mariupol in that hospital. this is the heart-wrenching reality - mariupol in that hospital. this is the heart-wrenching reality of. the heart—wrenching reality of living un...

Instead we have a couple days were almost everything he said, the white house has had to fix, correct, or pull back on. an outward look at the one domestic policy americans care a lot about he can get that right either. he cant talk about in any way people could understand. what we have at our southern border a lot of people try to take advantage of the prosperity of our country and the weakness of our border. but they have the polish border people literally running for their lives. not writing ...