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That theed a ad ministration wa close contact with those in the region, including china. they were alerted to this. they stressed the point you noted, which is that this is a long-term deal this is not something that's going into affect tomorrow this is something that ultimately would start to take affect in 2030 and 2040. you cannot ignore the backdrop, the tensions between the u.s. and china, the growing concerns about china's aggressions toward taiwan as well as, of course, the fact that the u.s. has expressed concerns that they are considering lethal aid to russia >> and the fact that the ...

To vote for peace. for peace which respects and upholds the un charter. for peace that does not encourage future aggressions against ukraine orany future aggressions against ukraine or any other member state. let us not miss this opportunity, the nordics will honour the signatures our representatives placed on the un charter, we hold to bejoined by all. thank you. we can speak now to the bbc�*s nada tawfik in new york. this is interesting, the general assembly, which presumably means russia is not the position it would be on the security council, simply veto a resolution? that be on the secu...

Russia's aggressions in the donbas. and the heroes who have given their lives to the service of their beloved ukraine. i was honored to visit the memorial this kyiv yesterday to pay tribute to the sacrifice of those who lost their lives standing alongside president zelenskyy. the united states and our partners stand with ukraine's teachers as hospital staff, emergency responders, the workers and cities across ukraine are fighting to keep the power on in the face of russia's cruel bombardment. we stand with the millions of refugees of this war who found a welcoming europe and the united states ...

Nonlethal support at this point. but the united states and other nations are getting indications that china wants to funnel or send lethal aid to russia. and this is where it benefits china. it is in china's best interest to prolong this war between russia and ukraine because it's burning through the military stocks, ammunition stocks of both the u.s. and nato and the west. so that's in china's best interest. it is not in china's interest for russia to collapse. but it is in china's interest for russia to be weakened and more dependent upon china. and if ukraine wins, with the support of the u...

Aggression. so again, this rush or drum beat to war is really problematic to me when there are a whole bunch of other options. this is where i give a lot of confidence and strength to the biden administration. you asked me the question about blinken's trip. this is an administration from its very beginning that has been reaching out across the aisle and finding good ways to counter and check china's aggressions, china's espionage, but also to look at ways to strengthen ties with china that enable us to better keep them at the table. so again, a balanced approach is necessary. but so is working...