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Nick beake, reports. they claim vladimir putin's war has brought them closer together and made them stronger. now the nato family is set to get bigger. america's top diplomat, back in europe, said the support for ukraine is for the long term. every member of the alliance wants to bring this war to an end as soon as possible. but we're equally determined to maintain our security assistance to ukraine, to continue our sanctions, export controls and diplomatic pressure on russia for as long as is necessary. the united states and our allies and partners on focused on giving ukraine as a strong a h...

For ukraine is for the long term. every member of the alliance wants to bring this war to an end as soon as possible. but we're equally determined to maintain our security assistance to ukraine, to continue our sanctions, export controls and diplomatic pressure on russia for as long as is necessary. the united states and our allies and partners are focused on giving ukraine as strong a hand as possible. over in stockholm this evening, an historic moment. sweden's stayed neutral for decades, like finland. not any more. both now want to join nato. we're now facing a fundamentally change security...

President vladimir putin in a phone call earlier today that his country plans to apply for nato membership in the next few days. and sweden may not be too far behind. with that government expected to make a final decision on seeking membership to the alliance soon. joining us now to discuss the implications and russia's war on ukraine, the former u.s. ambassador to nato, ivo dadler. thank you so much for being with us this morning. we appreciate your time. let's start with that call by finland's president who told putin that the invasion of ukraine altered the security environment of finland. ...

Intentions towards finland and sweden, but has warned that their membership of nato would lead to the militarisation of the baltic region. the finnish president is said to have told president putin that russia's invasion of ukraine had altered his country's security environment. speaking ahead of a meeting of nato foreign minsiters, finland's foreign minister pekka haavisto explained why his country wanted to join nato and why his president had spoken to president putin. we have 1,300 kilometre common border and it is peaceful and we want to maintain that. it's important we communicate with ou...

Today. finland saying it would break decades of neutrality and afor membership to nato. responsible. >> russia's invasion of ukraine altered the security environment. >> russia would double its shared border with nato countries by another 800 miles. sweden looks like it will join nato ranks. approval from the appliance is expected. russia is threatening unspecified action. >> nato expansion does not make our continent more stable and secure. >> that's not all from moscow. with the u.s. and western military aid pouring into ukraine, former russian president medvedev warned that could push the c...