a certain number, 10 downing street in london. but 1st let's go live to our white house correspondent, kimberly how could, who's in washington d. c. a. kimberly this phone call between that russians foreign minister, an antique lincoln. what more do we know bala? well, what we know is that if you're looking for anything, sort of new out of this call in terms of the message that is being communicated by the united states, it doesn't appear that there's been any sort of dramatic departure in what we have been hearing in the last 24 hours once again, it appears that the headline that the united states wants sent and sort of blasted around the world, is that the only way that it believes this should be resolved is through diplomacy . so once again, the secretary of state antony, blinking messaging to his counterpart in this phone call that there will be swift as severe consequences if russia is to walk away from diplomacy. now to that end, there were a number of other things that were reiterated that we have heard from the, by the administration. in the past reiterate the commitment of the united states in the west, towards the ukrai

a severe consequences. let's bring to our white house correspondent kimberly hallett, who's in washington, d. c. o. part of this, a flurry of diplomacy we've been seeing today, and kimberly, what do we know about what was said? well, what we know is that the united states is essentially doubled down on a position that it laid out on monday. when you, as president joe biden said that should russia invade ukraine, the united states, along with its partners, its nato alliance would inflict swift and severe consequences. this is something that the united states has been saying repeatedly for some time. and we know that those consequences would be not only military in nature, but also would be financial in nature in terms of financial consequences in the form of sanctions that would be punishing and would target rushes. not only are artificial intelligence sectors, but also aerospace sectors. but you have to ask yourself, why is this message be repeated yet again, by the secretary of state. so soon after that has a lot to do with these proposals, encounter proposals and the confusion around them that see

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a russian invasion. when he was quizzed by reporters after meeting his polish counterpart, kimberly chairs the o. s. c. store in mister lavern, you've said there will be no invasion in ukraine will use the report. it's been said many times and it's been made many comments before. with mute you plan your blue journalist and not that bright out. well, not long after that major announcement by the russian defense ministry. president putin met the german chancellor sholtes in moscow. the key focus of that talk was the course of the issues around ukraine as well. as european security, they touched on trade to across developments for us, our t correspondence, danny armstrong and marana gas df. we're going to get to talk to both of them now they're out in central moscow following the various developments across this tuesday. first of all, i hope i can talk to danny armstrong, who's outside the kremlin now we spent the last hour hearing what both the russian and german leaders had to say. that with then quizzed by reporters quite delicately phrased comments from the german chancellor. what i took from it, wha

kimberly helped at al jazeera, the white house. ah. all right, listening and our guests from washington, d. c, y l a z at ceo of m gauge foundation. he was a senior policy advisor on syria for the former us ambassador to the un, samantha power, and a syria outreach coordinator for the u. s. department of state from doha. my one couple on head of policy analysis at the arab center for research and policy studies. and from pittsburgh, collin clark, senior research fellow at the so font center and author of after the caliphate, the islam estate and the future terrorist diaspora. a warm welcome to you all and thanks so much for joining us today on inside story call. and let me start with you today. you wrote a piece for the los angeles time to which you said, although another islamic state leader has been killed, the organisation will endure in iraq and syria as long as the u. s. and his allies continued to substitute targeted killings for a more comprehensive counter terrorism strategy. what would that strategy look like? oh, it's the same old talking points and issues that we hear all the time. it's investing in things like good gov

c. in conversation with a brief party, a chief strategy officer at rasmussen, global breeze. i know you were listening there to that reporting from. kimberly alcott and other correspond in dc. my kinda, let's talk about sanctions the next minute or so. sanctions kicking almost immediately. this is a multi country, multi agency tranche of sanctions from brussels to london to washington to cambra to tokyo. so they want to make sure that the russian federation i, mr. puts in, cannot trade or do business in dollars, pounds, euros, or yen. but the reality is the distance between sanctions and the brake pedals inside the russian tanks is a big distance that's a long shot to go for. so the real impact on the conflict day 2 of whatever this is we're seeing unfold because they to a phase one isn't over yet. that distance is so huge as to not stop anything that's going on on the ground at the moment. when you say exactly the problem we have we're facing right now. thanks, shawn. i important 1st as the signaling, a feature of, of the result of the west to push back on on what putting russia is doing. that like you said, this is just a different seque

kimberly hawk. it has more on that from washington. d. c. this happening in just the last hour. the us treasury announcing the latest in a series of incremental steps against the russian federation, the latest, the russian central bank, as well as the russian direct investment fund or sovereign fund being targeted in terms of the latest round of sanctions. what. c does this mean? this means that the russian federation in these terms of these 2 different entities can no longer do business in the united states, and specifically can no longer do business in dollars, which of course is one of the major world currencies for financial transactions. now, as well when it comes to any russian assets in dollars in the united states, again, those assets now frozen. and this is the latest in a series of sanctions that have been rolling out in the last week or so. you'll recall over the weekend that the united states announced that there was the isolation of a number of russian banks from the swift transaction or financial system. this is the ability of banks to transact between banks in a rather swift fashion, very quickly in terms

kimberly hawk. it has more on that from washington d. c. this happening in just the last hour, the us treasury announcing the latest in a series of incremental steps against the russian federation, the latest, the russian central bank as well as the russian direct investment fund or sovereign fund being targeted in terms of the latest round of sanctions, what does this mean? this means that the russian federation in these terms of these 2 different entities can no longer do business in the united states, and specifically can no longer do business in dollars, which of course is one of the major world currencies for financial transactions. now, as well when it comes to any russian assets in dollars in the united states, again, those assets now frozen. and this is the latest in a series of sanctions that have been rolling out in the last week or so. you'll recall over the weekend that the united states announced that there was the isolation of a number of russian banks from the swift transaction or financial system. this is the ability of banks to transact between banks in a rather swift fashion, very quickly in terms of moving money. and then

a message the ukrainians would fight if they were attacked. natasha butler in care . thank you very much for that update. and now to our white house correspondent, kimberly hancock in washington, d. c. kimberly where do things stand as far as the white house is concerned? all the latest from the white house is that the u. s. president will be holding a call with the german chancellor, all of shoals that is expected to take place at 1930 g m t. and this is significant given the fact that just one day earlier, the german chancellor was in moscow meeting with the russian president. so this is part of that ongoing coordination among the nato partners and the allies as they continue to reject the claims by russia that it is pulling back some of its forces along the border with ukraine. in fact, just the opposite. the u. s. secretary of state entity, blake, and saying a short time ago that they are seeing the troops moving toward the border, not away as russia has claimed that it is drawing down troops. now, in the midst of all this, just one day after the u. s. president, once again saying there will be harsh cods of whizzes for russia if it is to invade ukraine as statement of solidari

c. our white house correspondent, kimberly how could is standing by and kimberly ag straw words between the u. s. a rusher at the u. n. a last night's at now. the russian foreign minister say a lover of and blinking a jew to talk her, what are we expecting? well, what we're expecting is a continuation of what the united states has been trying to push forward. it says for many weeks and that is to convince russia that even as they argue that they are preparing for all event jollies and possibilities that the best way forward is diplomacy. we heard from the u. s. president on monday, he said there would be swift and severe consequences for russia if it walked away from diplomacy. and so what we're seeing today on tuesday is this argument that diplomacy is the best path forward. so in addition to the call from the secretary of state and his counterpart, we also know that this is something that the white house press secretary will continue to convey as well as she has her daily press briefing. and also we are expected to hear from the u. s. president himself very briefly, around 845, g m t. but the bot

a joint press conference again, times are flexible, but around 20 g m t. kimberly haircut on white house correspondent speaking to us that from washington d. c. thank you. or we can speak now to d. take von cow. he served as germany's and basta and permanent representative to the european union. he joins us now from been in thank you for joining the program . so. so on assaults, the german chancellor on the fire at home and abroad for showing insufficient leadership in the ukraine crisis. i believe one german news magazine described him as nearly invisible in recent weeks. do you think the criticism of him is justified? well, quite honestly, the german government, the new one isn't paula only soon saw more or less to bugs and the they have to add them to international reality. they need some time for this, and the chance it up is now going to washington is there and we'll discuss what should be done in order to meet russia. aggressiveness at the eastern border of your grade. the, the chancellor goes, is in washing busy intention to don't good guaranteed german participation and contribution to western unit. however, in a way, as german me also, caesar n

kimberly how kit. but while that news conference and meeting was taking place in washington, d. c, the russian president vladimir putin and the french president a manuel micron. also having a meeting in moscow there now holding a news conference, let's listening to what the 2 leaders are saying. apologies . we seem to be having some difficulties with the audio and the translations are there. so these 2 key meetings are taking place on both sides of the atlantic. legend again, try to listen to what a present which was all good, but she, she sew sewer, the folks las cruces and conditioner for, for you to remember to remind everybody but his agenda and unusual learner kiosk. if she were just nicholas t sublet exact as to what means complexes near the connecticut where you know or must go from alyssa gordon. lindsey is at cohort by a former lonzey econ. please. someone with your, my tutor. zachary, with nicholas middle gilly. this soon would be in the same. okay, we're gonna try and get to you a live feed of that translation and we're certainly monitoring what is being said anyway, but in the meantime, let's go to kimberly, how can our white house