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We are planning for protecting and defending all nato allies against any potential threats and challenges and therefore, we also need to address the security consequences of china... china investing heavily in new modern nuclear capabilities, china coming closer to us, we see them in the arctic, in africa, we see them trying to control critical infrastructure and also china, for the first time, actually aligning with russia...in saying that there should be no further nato enlargement. so, of course, all of this matters for our security and therefore, china has to be part of what we are address...

Security and the reality we are faced with, and the strategic concept will be the road map for nato and how to address a more dangerous walled and how to make sure we continue to protect and defend all nato allies. in the concept, we need to address the security... of russia's aggressive actions, of the shifting and balance of power, the security consequences of power, the security consequences of a much stronger shiner and the challenges they are posing together in national order, the democratic values and of course also in the concept, we will sort out the strategy for how to deal with cyber...

Talking about reinforcing that number in estonia but they are looking at other countries as well in the alliance, again, to send a clear message to russia. they are not saying these troops are anything but for the defence and deterrent but for the defence and deterrent but they want to send a message to russia and indeed the secretary general said yesterday because of russia's military build—up they will be long—term security consequences and the alliance will respond. thank ou ve and the alliance will respond. thank you very much. _ and the alliance will respond. thank you very much, jona...

Control? of course he would. he wanted to control crimea. he would like control now. having said, that as you look at the playbook, do we really know or do you have a sense of what would be an off-ramp for him or what an acceptable end game might be short of a complete invasion? >> well, first of all, i think he increasingly appreciates the consequences of a complete invasion. i mean, i think the diplomacy of the last several weeks has made clear, both bilateral diplomacy, the united states, directly to president putin, but key allies in a bilateral setting but also multilateral, exactly what ...

Alliance will respond. the russian foreign minister sergei lavrov has been speaking this morning — and warned western countries including britain against bringing in new sanctions. we know how london is accustomed and how it likes to play a role of provocateur in the relations between russia and the west, i really hope that other western countries are more responsible actors and this attempt to provoke a new wave of the sanction, so they will see through it and they won't support it. but in any case, i would like to emphasise these both the russian government and our parliament. they won't b...