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Is the most important el millionaire when you talk to administration officials about the response, whether or not they can agree on something. that's still being debated between europeans and the president now. >> after ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy speaks tomorrow, president biden will speak. we're likely going to hear him address some of the requests zelenskyy is going to make, one that there is little appetite for in the united states, including enforcing a no-fly zone over ukraine. >> whether implicit or explicit, when the president speaks, it will be in response to when presiden...

To engage. the concern, however, still remains. take a listen. >> we have that concern the president detailed, you know, what the implications and consequences would be if china provides material support to russia as it conducts brutal attacks against ukrainian cities and civilians. and obviously that is something we will be watching and the world will be watching. china has to make a decision for themselves about where they want to stand and how they want the history books to look at them and view their actions. and that is a decision for president xi and the chinese to make. >> reporter: and...

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Former prime minister David Cameron said he was ‘sad’ that aid spending had been cut by the Government.

The Israeli Voice Index for February 2022 found that almost half of Israelis (48%) support the current policy of western countries to impose harsh sanctions on Russia but not to engage directly with military force. 37% of those surveyed believe that a military intervention is the preferred course of action.