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He decides, does he really want to push russia back to where it stood after the second world war and what the soviet union achieved there in terms of lapped gains and influence. and thats where his sort of -- it appears to be, his setting his targets potentially for his legacy. certainly said that in his writing about ukraine. so this is really the moment of choice for him. weve said that many times. and he knew this response like this was coming. but were going to hear that in the next few days...

Im going to do some things near your borders. he may, for example, increase the frequency of which bombers visit places like as nicaragua or venezuela or cuba and basically say, now, ive done something parallel, so you dont have any advantages. so, i think theres lots of ways this can play out, as mike mcfaul said, we dont know, anyone who says with confidence they know what is going to happen next doesnt know what he or she is talking abe. im not even sure mr. putin knows. hes less of a chess p...

Potential creation of pretext for a — potential creation of pretext for a further invasion or strikes _ for a further invasion or strikes on don bus. lloyd austin speaking - strikes on don bus. lloyd austin speaking a - strikes on don bus. lloyd austin speaking a short l strikes on don bus. lloyd . austin speaking a short time ago from washington. there was ago from washington. there was a very different message earlier today from moscow where the russian foreign minister was speaking to russi...

I think thats a tick in a box for the russian side in this. however, sergei lavrov knows this and secretary blinken laid it out very clearly, the written response is not going to be for rus russia the right response. its not going to turn over essentially the sovereignty of ukraine can be something that russia can have an influence over. that its united states is not going to deny ukraine membership of nato, neither is nato going to be in the position in the united states not in the position eit...

Were certainly not prepared to send u.s. forces to ukraine so weve got to handle this with a little bit of care and we still ought to be looking for an acceptable diplomatic effort. >> so lets close on that point then. you mentioned putins cost/benefit analysis. president biden has to make a similar cost/benefit analysis. theres this exchange of papers. russia has questions. the united states is sending written response. nato is responding a written response. one thing putin wants is the united ...

As secretary of state anthony blinken met with his counter part, sergey lavrov in switzerland today to avert a global crisis. to stave off an invasion of ukraine, lavrov denied, but the amassed troops on the russian border give a different impression. as remarked on todays meeting it is actions, not the words that make a difference now. todays 90 minute meeting resulted in no breakthroughs but agreement that diplomacy would continue, from the washington post reporting, quote, following the discu...

>> omicron may be less serious. but it is mild is misleading. >> my respect deaths have remained stable. the best prevention is to get vaccinated. >> lauren green in new york, thank you. >> there was no apparent movement during fridays meeting between the top diplomats from the us and russia. they agree to keep talking. benjamin hall reports tonight from geneva. >> tense talks in geneva today but not much progress. the us will not as requested offer a written response to russias concerns. >> and...

Saying, alisyn, both lavrov and blinken, they didnt expect any breakthroughs and there were not any today. but what the real fear had been was the possibility that they were going to come out of that meeting and say, honestly, there is nothing left to say. the two sides are so entrenched this is the end of the diplomatic road. at least now it appears what blinken called a clear path ahead and that entailed the american side coming back formally to the russians with a written response to their li...

Possible response should be brought in now ahead of time to try to prevent that analysis playing out. what do you make of that? ., ., ~ playing out. what do you make of that? ., ., ~ , playing out. what do you make of that? , , ., of that? so, look, this is a time for — of that? so, look, this is a time for what _ of that? so, look, this is a time for what we - of that? so, look, this is a time for what we would i of that? so, look, this is a | time for what we would call active deterrence. i ...

Doesnt appear to have everything that they wanted. but the spokesman also said but lets not rush to make a judgment. he said it is going to take a little while to process our opinion. and our position on this. he said there will be a fairly quick response. he said as well that that response may not come today. also the russian government hasnt yet decided, he said, whether theyre going to make this response publicly. they may just make it directly to the united states without going public with t...