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Of the border. and both sides find these provocative and intimidating and they hope to de-escalate them. and so the u.s. says they're willing to talk about the limiting the scope and size of these military exercises if russia is willing to do the same. the u.s., according to officials, is willing to talk about missile deployment, and says it's willing to put on the table that it won't send offensive missiles into the ukraine. finally, the u.s. says it's willing to talk about missile deployment across the nato space going back and reviving some previous arms control agreements that have been in...

And russia wants to have a veto including the composition of its government wanting to have its own leaders in ukraine tied to moscow when we are not there and nato voting back nato expansion into eastern europe and running back the race missile deployment but the only way for us to do it this is to be on the same page all the allies, nato, the same page all the allies, nato, the eu along with the united states when they are engaging in diplomacy and having the foreign secretary and prime minister borisjohnson and the chancellor of germany and president cressida dick all of this action we have...

For russia to raise questions about its own security, he restated that the sovereignty of ukraine was not up for discussion. for the latest on the situation in ukraine, let's speak to our correspondents in the region. capital kyiv, we'll speak to him in a moment, but first caroline davies joins us from moscow. how's moscow seeing this? in the words of the kremlin, this is a very important meeting and they expect these folks to be substantial and lengthy, but the crucial question is, is there enough on the table to make russia feel that it can de—escalate the situation? we know what the us ha...

That you are trying to deal with. and not get drawn into his version of reality, which is one of which the u.s. has to make a significant amount of concessions, or he is potentially going to invade a sovereign country. >> to that point, you are also former speech writer for president obama. you fully understand the importance of carefully crafting such potentially high stakes remarks. i wonder what you make of what the president said today, as well as maybe what he chose not to say. >> i was very struck chris, by the tone to the. because he didn't have a choice. could've reacted to putin's rec...