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It doesn't seem vladimir putin is intimidated byjoe biden. i would like to remind you the very famous british movie — yes, minister — and one season, or one episode, described as the "salami tactics of russians". and i think that their philosophy — don't provoke russia — didn't work, don't provoke russia in 2008 in bucharest summit of nato. after that was invasion in georgia. salisbury case, after that was the prague case, and after that was the crimea and east of ukraine. so i think that this is the answer. they are trying to be like...

Since _ made the neighbours militarised. so since we _ made the neighbours militarised. so since we are talking about the 2008 and the _ since we are talking about the 2008 and the bucharest summit back then, and the bucharest summit back then, and not _ and the bucharest summit back then, and not even later, putin called the decision— and not even later, putin called the decision made in bucharest the biggest — decision made in bucharest the biggest mistake of the alliance, without— biggest mistake of the alliance, without any euphemisms. chinese media _ without any euphemisms. chinese ...

Century, biggest war of our generation. his blow is not a blow on ukraine, it is a blow on the humanity, on dignity, on human dignity, on human rights, on human lives. so i'd like to say that we expect the international community to stand up with ukraine and i think that the response should be based not on the principle of nato membership, it should be based on moral responsibility to stop this hell that is happening in the heart of europe. it is not an attack on ukraine, it is an attack on the whole democratic world. >> what do you want from the international community, do you want boots on t...

If they do decide to move in that direction, they could focus their efforts on the eastern portion of ukraine and achieve some gains. they don't seem completely ready to do that. they don't want to give up on their wishful thinking about achieving some military objectives. but this could be -- could get dangerous for the joint forces that are operating around the border of this luhansk and donestk regions and that could be a significant game. with regards to joining nato that would be a high bar for russia. russia would not have taken action if ukraine was inside nato. there was a reluctance o...

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