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Publicly for many weeks and in a sense for many years, that we will uphold the principle of nato's open door. >> so, katty, the question here is obviously -- the key question is whether vladimir putin will be invading ukraine, that's only what all of this craziness has been about the past couple of weeks. i will say, a really fascinating sub plot and one i never saw coming, was the near betrayal of our german allies who have been extraordinary allies since 1945, post-war, and the fact they're acting like iran, making people who want to stop this invasion from putin fly around their

18th century and seize somebody's land. i think there would probably be more than that. remember these are regions in ukraine that mr. putin has recognized on russia's behalf as sovereign or independent from ukraine. the next question is what happens with them. no one else really in the world recognizes those as independent countries except our friends in belarus, being a little sarcastic there. mr. putin's friends in belarus, that's another issue. think about war reparations. a lot of damage has been done. who's going to pay for that? peacekeepers. that's another issue. >> that's a very good ...

War and, of course, they want to win this war, but in order to win this war, we keep hearing from the president of ukraine who says, yes, they need resources. they need it now. they may not have reiterated it within the last 24 hours. the need for the no-fly zone or even air power. clearly they still need a lot in order to win, in order to get to this securing of security later, post war. >> fredricka, you're exactly right. you're exactly right. so the spigot of military equipment, of stingers, of javelins, of armored vehicles. we haven't seen many armored vehicles. they need armored vehicles....

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