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Civilians -- arthel: does putin adhere to that, sir, do you see what i'm saying? does he care? >> if he doesn't adhere to that, then we would have the nato troops, air defenses and no-fly zone to insure that it's end enforced. president putin can't afford to do that. he doesn't have the force structure to do anything about that at this point. if. arthel: retire major general dana pit standard, really appreciate your analysis. thank you very much, sir. take care. >> thank you, arthel. ashe. eric: and speaking of the no-fly zone, that wore caulk -- war could be decided by which country does cont...

Along the eastern edge, can you share our new reporting on this, barbara? >> reporter: we've learned president biden has been given a series of options. whether things are decided with finality in brussels remains to be seen. he wants to talk to the allies as does defense secretary lloyd austin who is accompanying him on the trip. there are ideas about beefing up u.s. forces even further, possibly additional rotational forces. they go in and out of the eastern flank. possibly increase in u.s. force structure in europe and even the notion if the allies want it would they build a new massive mil...

Prepared. they have been preparing for this four for prepared. they have been preparing for this fourfor eight prepared. they have been preparing for this four for eight years. they had a better strategic plan than anybody had an idea they could put into place and they had a very good force structure to do the exact things to do to slow the russians down and wear them out. it has been a ukrainian strategic success and a russian failure.— russian failure. how has ukraine been able to _ russian failure. how has ukraine been able to prevent _ russian failure. how has ukraine been able to preven...

Vindman, i am going to put that map up again, i suppose when it comes to the negotiations, a lot of it will depend on what the status is on the ground. if the russian troops are hemmed in to the donbas and parts around mariupol, that is one thing, but clearly if they were able to form a line through the middle of the country that would frame the negotiations on a complete different way, wouldn't it? it negotiations on a complete different way. wouldn't it?— way, wouldn't it? it would but that is also unrealistic. _ way, wouldn't it? it would but that is also unrealistic. they _ way, wouldn't...

Deputy Secretary of Defense Dr. Kathleen H. Hicks, and Vice Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Navy Adm. Christopher W. Grady will deliver opening remarks March 28 at 1:25 p.m. EDT in the Pentagon Briefing Room (2E973).