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>> well, i mean, certainly there's a ton more coming. a lot has been incredibly effective, the javelin missiles, it's one of the reasons russia hasn't been using their airplanes, what should be air superiority. they haven't been using it to their full extent because of the existence of anti-aircraft weapons. the problem is for president zelenskyy and all the people of ukraine, a lot of the shelling we've been seeing in residential buildings is coming from artillery pieces, some of it very long range away. a know fly zone would not stop artillery fire, missile fire from the land. it could get t...

Called putin out very specifically in this case. >> right on. i asked the defense secretary about, as you were talking about putin, his opportunity to get out of this. golden bridges. you know, to retreat across. secretary austin said putin can do that right now, but from where we sit and where you sit, where are those off-ramps? are there any that putin can take? >> it's interesting. >> or would take? >> yeah, that's exactly a great way to look at this. i'm thinking, as i heard secretary austin, i was thinking about which golden bridges specifically would putin potentially take. in this situa...

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Into ukraine. >> reporter: one of the things we've heard from u.s. officials is alluding to what the president said there the ability to sustain this. there is a recognition inside the white house, the administration, that this is a long road ahead even as the ukrainians launch offensives, even as they've performed better militarily than i think anybody expected on the u.s. side. there is no end game here that anybody has mapped out even as sanctions and punishments increase even as they increase humanitarian aid. this is going to be a long path and that unity is so critical not just now but g...

Bucharest memorandum, this treaty signed in 1994 that allowed -- that forced ukraine to give up its nuclear weapons in exchange for protections from western countries. of course, that was not legally binding and ukraine has said it left in a weaker position and russia in a stronger position. they want something not only political but legally binding. of course, it remains to be seen what kind of agreement russia would agree to at this point but ukraine is saying this is not something they can take for granted. it's obviously existential for them, don. >> right on. thank you, natasha bertrand. ...