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here is what antony blank and said. there was no promise that nato wouldn't expand. nato never promised not to admit new members. it could not and would not. the open door policy was a cor provision of the 1949 north atlantic treaty that founded nato. russia has provided many examples of nato, promising not to expand the james baker. u. s. secretary of state said nato would not move an inch east. we also had statements from german foreign ministers in german. these statements were made. russia has documented this time and time again, us officials to present to pretend these things that russia has provided as evidence. they simply don't exist, they just pretend that they didn't happen. but regardless, the upcoming meeting is expected to cool temperatures. that is the aim, the hope is that us russia relations will improve. that is the aim of the meeting next week between the leader of russia and the leader of the united states. but this, these words from blink and just a few days beforehand or certainly not, not cooling t

now, when that was raised and this point anthony blank and spoke, he says the u. s. never promised to not expand nato eastward. this is what entity blinking said. there was no promise that nato wouldn't expand. nato never promised not to admit new members. it could not and would not. the open door policy was a court provision of the 949 north atlantic treaty that founded nato. now russia has numerous times provided examples of when such promises were indeed made. the most famous of those was a statement by u. s. secretary of state james baker, who said that nato would move not an inch east. ah, not an inch into the east. out there were similar statements made by the german foreign minister, ah, et cetera, around the time of the fall of the soviet union. many times this statement was made . ah, but yet you s leaders. i continued to say that such promises were not made to russia despite russia coming forward and documenting. when these promises were in fact, made by the united states saying that nato would not continue to expand eastward. now it's important to note we

recount i had a blank passes. i have a tale of two solar so good to marilyn get into hot water with the maryland congressman. one of them says he has a blank pass he filled it out himself. there is no way to certify it. there are paroles issues at places like winchester, there is more information on those paroles they include a description of the person, include their hair color, their eye color, their complexion. their physical descriptions that i think are meant in part to serve as a legitimacy test that is in fact. i should point out those parole passes that were not from appomattox were issued by union officials. let me see here, we have a question from doug in kentucky, hello doug. he has written a good question when we take a look at it quickly okay, good question doug. doug says i would imagine the surrender occurred -- i would imagine that when the surrender occurred the confederate currencies were crushed to zero. so particularly among confederate soldiers was there a great amount of theft, robbery, physi

they've all said that bit voting and blank. and in fact, the count is taking place right now, and right now the majority shows of those. they've counted that, that is the case that these are largely blank votes. and one parliamentarian who came out and spoke to us, one minister parliament said the reason they're voting in blank isn't really a protest, so to speak for us to show that they haven't reached a consensus candidate. and that this is a way to perhaps not burn or put a candidate up that may not pass another round. they don't want to put someone's name out there who may show them to not have enough popularity to sub simply when enough votes and rounds down the road. because this is expected to go on for several days. according to the time constitution, you need 2 thirds majority in the 1st 3 rounds. barbara, if you are going to win this election. and this is more than a 1000 votes by parliamentarians and regional delegations, regional representations, but after the 3rd round, the 4th round and subsequent rounds, a simple

however, anthony blank did described by the united states has provided javelin missiles, ammunition, defensive security systems, helicopters, and other weaponry to ukraine and how the united states has authorized other nato countries such as stoney had to do the same thing. there were threats of more sanctions on russia and export controls putting, put on russia in a way to hurt their economy and access to certain items. now what's interesting was, while anthony lincoln's tone was rather calm. and he seemed to emphasize that they wanted a diplomatic and negotiated solution to the issue. it seemed like the press and the reporters were asking him questions, were anxious to demand that he go into greater conflict and there'd be bigger tension. this is some of the interactions that went on between anti blanket and the u. s. mainstream media. just finding time to later the place to invade ukraine, making you jump through hoops like and delivering written responses to questions that you vance at time and time again. in the past, the meanwhile, that the stabilizing ukraine from within the e

that's what we heard from anthony blank and the us secretary of state. kenneth, thanks very much for bringing us through all that. while i turned now to our senior correspondent here in the studio with me, murat, gusty, of who's been listening as well for the eventful last couple of hours. murat, m. i mentioned some of the russian demands the. the reason why we were waiting to hear what the secretary of state were was going to say today, what is russia asking for more rushes demands have been, they've become demands only recently, previously they were proposals and for many years, more than a decade. russia had said that at once nato infrastructure and nato troops to stop creeping towards close and closer to russia's borders. i mean, look at it yourself. 20 years ago, russia only had one member nato member state as its neighbor. now there are 5 with potentially ukraine and georgia wanting to join. it would be 7, and russia says that patients now has, has expired, has, has snap. there is no longer any, any will to continue to tolerate this. and russia had made concrete proposals. thos

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it's dan after the countries president reached out to mid a security crisis, but apparently entity blank and thinks he knows better. this is what he said. it would seem to me that the conduct authorities and government certainly have the capacity to deal appropriately with, with protests, to do so in a way that respects the rights of protesters while maintaining law in order. so it's not clear why they feel the need for any outside assistance. so we're trying to learn more about it now the president of cause expand himself, reached out for support amid this security crisis, arguing that they needed support in light of what's happening on the ground and to the blank and says this support is not necessary and seems to know better than the forces that are actually in the country dealing with the crisis. meanwhile, we have jim saki, the white house spokesperson, along with blinking, questioning the legality of the o. s. the mission being sent to cossick staff. well, it is legal because 6 countries signed the treaty comprising this block and saying that if such an emergency situation did aris

we have antony blank in the u. s. secretary of state. he was speaking to reporters about the top news events of the new year. now he touched on the situation and kaz at stan. one might expect that he would offer his condolences to those in the country were in danger, but instead of doing that, he decided to talk about another country. this is what was said by antony blanca. there are very particular drivers of what's happening cause it's downright, i was a said that go to, you cannot megan and political matters. one lesson a recent history is that a once a russians are in your house, sometimes very difficult to get them to leave. it's important to note that he's speaking as the secretary of state of the country with a long pattern of remaining in countries that never invited them. syria never invited the united states in neither did afghanistan. neither did iraq. neither did a number of countries where the usa continues to maintain a military presence, but the situation with catholics dan is quite different. it's the authorities of cows

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anthony blank and says this support is not necessary and seemed to know better than the forces that are actually in the country dealing with the crisis. meanwhile, we have gen saki, the white house spokesperson, along with blanket, questioning the legality of the emission being sent to cause extent. well, it is legal because 6 countries signed the treaty comprising this block and saying that if such an emergency situation did arise, that they would intervene in each other's countries for security reasons. and then this is peacekeeping forces. these are peacekeeping forces being sent in. now, antony blanket and his remarks also touched on ukraine and the situation ukraine. and he said that the meeting that's coming up is aimed at at lowering the temperature between the united states and russia. but he then accused russia of, quote, gas lighting and pushing false narratives when it comes to the fact that russia has raised its concerns about nato expansion eastward. he said, the say never has promised that nato wouldn't expand even though russia has provided many documented instances of un

well, antony blank in the us, secretary of state, talked about how a document had been prepared and delivered to russian officials and they were choosing to not make that document public at this time. but this document does address russia's security concerns. the document won't be public. however, anthony blanket did describe how the united states has provided javelin missiles, ammunition defensive security systems, helicopters, and other weaponry to ukraine and how the united states has authorized other nato countries, such as stoney had to do the same thing. there were threats of more sanctions on russia and export controls putting, put on russia in a way to hurt their economy and access to certain items. now what's interesting was, while anthony lincoln's tone was rather calm. and he seemed to emphasize that they wanted a diplomatic and negotiated solution to the issue. it seemed like the press and the reporters were asking him questions, were anxious to demand that he go into greater conflict and there be bigger tension . this is some of the interactions that went on between anti blanket

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we heard antony blank and say there are that are in the talks that included russia last week that the west was firm about its principles, an open about where it could engage. can you remind us where the 2 sides stand, what russia is, demanding, and what is a non starter? what is possible to negotiate? sorry, yeah. what is there are lots of issues that the russians put on the table just around the end of last year, where they put it in, actually drafted takes 2 security treaties between itself and, and the u. s. and also with nato setting out very clearly the kind of demand that it's making, that kind of bottom line demands with respect to ukraine are a promise from denito side that ukraine will never join later. essentially, russia believes that ukraine is moving closer and closer into the western. russia believes that it's essentially on the kind of slippery slope to nato membership. and this is partly seen through increasing cooperation between the ukrainians and western military's. the russians want that door to potential nato membership to be close. the thing is, the nato side say

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the elections with draconian regulations attached to them just in case anyone recommended returning blank balance to protest that the changes your authorities have thought up a new crime to cover that incitement of others to cost blank balance. maximum sentence 3 is in jail, one more bonfire of political right? you can't even tell me, you know, that's not your kind in jail. right? to call it your call. you know, you can call a calling in if you in sight people to vote or not to vote to interfere with an outcome that is nothing shot or criminal are they that sort of conduct should, should not be, you know, should not be allowed. you know, one of the chief targets to the government and waging zango have been the independent journalists and hong kong june the 17th. last year. your police were in action for the 2nd time against apple daily. the only pro democracy print newspaper in hong kong. and you rated it, do you remember how many police your government sent in to the newspaper offices that day? june 17th. you remember at the, at pole daily, it's not an independent newspaper. is a politic

but for the 1st time, here's a 2nd point blank and extended that commitment to say we will take action against the ongoing russian operations inside ukraine to destabilize and even to try to break up the country. this notion of hybrid warfare that rushes pursue since 2014. that is an extension of the american position and 3 blank and pushed back very clearly against this russian idea that the central issue was a u. s. written response to moscow's demand for a guarantee and said, no, that's not the issue here. if we're going to have discussions, we get back to the table in ukraine, and then we also have wider discussions on a security framework over nuclear and conventional forces. i think it was very significant that he spoke after a while for off because in effect, as blank and said, this puts the ball back into moscow's court now, which is, are you just going to continue to hold to your wine and hold on to that threat versus ukraine, are you going to reconsider your position? and when mr. blinking was talking about things like mutual security concerns, extra body, extra added value t

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hi me, a ts, we heard a secretary blank and they're really driving home. be urgency of the situation saying the whole world is watching. what ukrainians want to get out of this visit today? while there has been a flurry of diplomatic activity here in kia for the last few days, the german foreign minister has been here 2 days ago. yesterday there was the delegation from congress and all this points to the fact or to judge to that the, the, the secret services of the western countries and of ukraine are really very, very aware of a, something that might happen in the next few days. and as long as people come visiting, as long as talks are going on, an attack might still be delayed. there might be still some room for dip, for a diplomatic resolve or some kind of a passed to a diplomatic resolve. and this is what her, these visitors, including blinking are trying to, to, to bring on the way now to engage russia in talks. ers, so that are, they will not shoot how real does the threat of a rush, an invasion actually feel to ukrainians. people are of course aware

something blank and has repeatedly called a nonstarter. but he said the u. s. would respond to russia if moscow addressed it's concerns and respected ukrainian sovereignty. we've been clear if any russian military forces move across ukraine's order that's renewed invasion. it will be met with swift, severe, and the united response from the united states, and our partners and allies. u. s. intelligence says russia has already amassed at least a 100000 troops on its western border and is moving weapons into allied belarus, north of ukraine. the u. s. and russian positions are clearly far apart to blink and allow for of making very little real progress. but the 2 men did agree to continue to pursue diplomacy, as waived, the escalating a crisis which could lead to war. it was on the shores of lake geneva, the talks between the u. s. and russia led to the end of the cold war. decades on her old rivalries have resurfaced. both sides accused each other regression and relations of dangerously deteriorated. the outlook for the coming weeks is turbulent. natasha butler,

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we knew that already discussion today, but for the 1st time, here's a 2nd point blank and extended that commitment to say we will take action against the ongoing russian operations inside ukraine to destabilize and even to try to break up the country. this notion of hybrid warfare that rushes pursue since 2014. that is an extension of the american position and 3 blank and pushed back very clearly against this russian idea that the central issue was a u. s. written response to moscow's demand for a guarantee and said, no, that's not the issue here. if we're going to have discussions, we get back to the table in ukraine, and then we also have wider discussions on a security framework over nuclear and conventional forces. i think it was very significant that he spoke after a while for off because in effect, as lincoln said, this puts the ball back into moscow's court now, which is, are you just going to continue to hold to your line and hold on to that threat versus ukraine or you going to reconsider your position on to other stories making headlines around the will this a talons in new ze

and today, when the tank being completely blank, dank medical experts appear to be international in the international olympic committee to toughen rules about trend jenda athletes saying they have an unfair advantage in women sports. we speak to one of the scientists behind the complex the i is he's trying to do is focus on inclusion and i think that is fine. but they all schools way. if you are archive inclusion, then you won't have famous the other well can you're watching out the international this saturday afternoon, just gone for o'clock in moscow. now nato members have pledge to send more lethal weapons to ukraine with washington confirming plans to send military helicopters to kiev. but at the same time, they have told russia to pull back its own troops on the border with its neighbour . i would note that the united states is delivered more security assistance to ukraine in the last year than any point history. and these deliveries are ongoing, including today there's more deliveries coming. we recently notified congress of our intent to deliver and 17 helicopters. it seems all t