around the nuclear power station was extra. it would appear from these satellite images that it is almost certainly untrue. that there has been no significant change in the level of attacks, evidence of attacks since the las images were taken a month ago. so that really gives the lie to longstanding propaganda line, taken by the russians, that the ukrainians are trying to shell their own nuclear power plant to make the russians look bad. that s on the one hand. i ve seen the evidence on the ground myself that missiles are being fired by results troops from very close to that nuclear power station. almost inviting a counter attack. they ve killed people across the dnipro river. so in that context, one can understand the demands being made increasingly stridently by the international community to demilitarize that area. that is why the french president called vladimir putin earlier on today. because of the deep concerns of some kind of military spy catastrophe there. and a fr
course, the russians were the one who invade. and it is a strategic target. the russians want this because they want to lessen the from 42 cape bills of ukraine and of course, it is the ukrainians by right. when you have this front line situation, it makes sense to have the iaea in there. we have to watch the russians to see if they ll manipulate it because of course, they will. so the united nations is pushing for the area around the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant to be completely demilitarized to remove any risk of nuclear disaster. russia says, of course, absolutely not. and there doesn t seal to be much incentive beyond what is already going on. the sanctions and the like for russia to leave. what is the way to make russia leave, or at least allow the demilitarization of this one small part of ukraine? that will be the tricky part.
companies that have left russia. you re seeing younger people in russia leave by the thousands, if not hundreds of thousands. all of that shows they are having a dramatic effect and they have not shifted president putin s calculation. that s the concern. they know it didn t deter. will it actually shift the calculation? one thing to keep an eye on, anderson, the way they re designed to very critical technology to major industrial sectors, over time the bite will get more dramatic. i think u.s. officials know, they expect this to be a long-term crisis, a long-term battle. the sanctions will only have a hare mucher effect and they ve also acknowledged they will continue to ramp up those which will continue to take a major chunk out of vladimir putin s economy. one woman s story and how she and her family finally made it out of mariupol and all they endured in the siege.
likely they have looked at potential responses. i m glad, actually, that the president didn t, you know, lay out exactly what we would do in a given circumstance or even worse what we wouldn t do. the best thing that we can do is to keep vladimir putin and his military guessing. we want them to absolutely, you know, keep a taboo on the use of nuclear weapons and go back to a taboo which they have broken when it comes to chemical weapons. should we we may be keeping putin guessing on the military front. we re not keeping him guessing on the diplomacy front. president biden insisted russia should be removed from the g20. can you talk us through how significant a move that would be and why? you know, having them leave the g20, it would be it would have to be a unanimous vote of the g20 to have russia leave. that s not going to happen. china s not going to agree, perhaps, indonesia. the president said, look, well,
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