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Committee told the bbc the uk should be ready to give ukraine financial support to prepare for a possible invasion. yellow mug we are seeing 100,000 russian troops surrounding ukraine on three sides, a slightly strange shape. it is not exactly regular. and to, what that means, is that they are threatening the ukrainian people over a number of issues and this is an idle threat. in 2014 russian troops invaded and annexed crimea and have done the same to other regions in the south—east. now, the danger is, of course, that changing borders by force, 2014 was the first time it was done since the ...

Sovereigty of others, ought not to be changing borders by force. if there's a tenet of international order, there's that. one other thing. ukrainian was pressured or persuaded to give up their nuclear weapons and what has happened now? they're being invaded. it is a lesson after libya and saddam that giving up your nuclear weapons can be perilous to your health. i do not want countries around the world, such as iran, to fear giving up nuclear weapons, i do not want them to believe that nuclear weapons are guarantee. look what happens to countries when you give them up. we have some though that...

Suffering. so the cost that we imply on putin for this invasion are the standard of costs for any potential invasion of other dictators to other nations. putin is trying to break the rules since world war ii. so you cannot change the borders by force. and other deck taters around the world are watching. we need to push all the buttons in order to guarantee that this does not spill over into other countries. >> i guess, as you know, the concern on the part of western countries that start doing things like implementing a no-fly zone or sending jets to ukrainians that it would be seen as some sor...

And needs to. so nato, to germany or to france, which do not, in 2018 fear being overrun by russia as they were in world war ii, don't have the same view of it. these countries do worry that an aggressive russia could actually do the type of thing that they did in ukraine. >> right. but it's not all that different from world war ii because at the time france wasn't worried about germany running in and invading. what ended up happening was that germany invaded poland and of course then you had the russians doing what they were doing to seizing parts of poland as well. both of those leaders were...

Russia and what they can accomplish there. when they meet, they speak in russian, which is lieberman's first language. china, perhaps less surprisingly, was also less willing to condemn or sanction russia. but it's position has been more nuanced, emphasizing its support for the independent sovereignty and territorial integrity of ukraine. now, one could argue that in all these cases, the countries are misreading what is actually in their national interests. china shares a long border with russia and should not want to support moscow in efforts to adjust these borders by force. it would be fool...