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Four separate provinces -- yeah, they can claim it, but i don't think it washes anywhere, even in russia. >> ambassador, final question to you, sir, and if you can give me a quick answer that would be appreciated. with "the washington post" report that the u.s. has been sending private messages to russia for months warning against using nuclear power, given putin's threat this week, what's your read on how those warnings have been received? >> i'm sure that that message has been received by the russians. the russians remember what president biden said before they invaded. that is president bid...

Many in Moscow are furious at Kazakhstan’s leadership for its ingratitude about Russia’s help in putting down a popular uprising in January 2022

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Vladislav avayev could have been involved. now, these could absolutely be totally unconnected cases of men killing their families and than themselves. but what are the odds that two russian oligarchs with connections to the kremlin, and the oil industry, decide to kill themselves within 24 hours of each other? and what are the odds that four have since done so since putin invaded ukraine. the ukrainian board russian oligarch mikhail at watford who made a fortune in russian oil and gas in the 90s was found dead in his 20 million dollar mansion in england on february the 28. and on the day after...

Of territory in moldova. it is a country to the west of ukraine where putin already has 1500 toasters which he calls peacekeepers. his rationale is that they are to russian-speaking civilians, they are being oppressed. given the military and strategic failures that we have seen from russian troops thus far, one can't help but wonder how they are planning on doing all of this. but joining us now is the former ukrainian minister of defense. he is the cofounder and chairman of the security think tank center for defense strategies. andré, thank you for being with us tonight. i want to ask you abo...