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Whole and free, any country could use its independence, sovereign destiny in the whole of the european landmass. that was a fantastic thing. a fantastic thing. and i think what is happening now is up president putin and russia is trying to undermine those and redraw the security map of europe and to impose a new sense of influence. and it wouldn'tjust be ukraine that was drawn back into the russian sphere of influence. you better think about georgia, moldova, other countries. this is absolutely critical, this moment it is vital that we stand together with ukraine in the way that we are. and th...

That's the thing. in this sense, ukraine itself is just a tool to achieve this goal," he said. the russian president is expected to speak to boris johnson tomorrow — a planned call on monday was postponed because of the row over lockdown parties in downing street. why should the international community take your diplomacy seriously when you're so preoccupied at home? when you put talking to mps ahead of talking to the president putin? it's absolutely vital that the uk government should step up now and bring together our friends and partners in the west. "russia has a gun to ukraine's head," ...

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Covid-19 crisis and a lot of nationals got evacuated. who's going to be here to pick up the pieces and put the humanitarian programs into process. a lot of things put into place for help. but i have to say, the ukrainians are the most r resilient. and as you know, a huge communicate, canada and u.s., raising money and programs to help people who flee. >> i know you had a piece at cnn.com noting that president putin seems intent at any cost redrawing the security map. if he is able to do so, he is right up against a whole slew of nato countries. so, two questions here. first of all, what does t...

To redraw the cold war security map. i think we should be careful because he is always going to have quite a cold calculation about what the economic impact is going to be of such moves, and he really does have to realise and we should recognise this to, that a full—scale war in ukraine would not sit well with the russian population. most of the russians have relatives in ukraine. they are being prepared to some degree for perhaps a minor incursion into donetsk in the east but for a full—scale war which would mean body bags coming back in their thousands into russia, i don't think the russ...