they can maintain credibility in the middle east, and especially with the rise of russia and china alliance. i think they're, they're putting forward this effort and they're eager to establish peace in yemen for the simple fact is they no longer trust the u. s. administration. they no longer have faith that the reign of. busy america is going to last much longer to sit down now we're heavy fighting between the army and the r. s. s. power military group now officially declared rebels in order to despond. it's the day, according to the you, when at least a 180 civilians have been killed over 10 times that number winded since saturday. i mean the ongoing cale, some patricia and military jets firing miss ground targets with other images, highlighting massive destruction the vicinity of the countries comp to rival military forces. the talk to each other on saturday with both sides blaming the other. for striking 1st, this exclusive footage from the sudanese capital, so smoke rising over the cities airport as claims the power military has entered the presidential palace circulate online. though t

they can maintain credibility in the middle east, and especially with the rise of russia and china alliance. i think they're, they're putting forward this effort and they're eager to establish peace in yemen for the simple fact is they no longer trust the was administration. they no longer have faith that the reign of america is going to last much longer simply because of . busy those america has over extended itself. it's, it's economy, you lost billions and trillions of dollars in the ukraine war, the american people, they don't want to have faith in their own government because of its reckless foreign policy. so i think saudi arabia starting to see that, i think they're making the shift from being allies with western nations, to perhaps a more or a more fruitful alliance with eastern countries, with countries like russia, with countries white china with, you know, it's right. bring iran, you know, and especially with yemen, which shares voters with saudi arabia. so i think this is the trend that we are seeing. saudi ra, a saudi arabia gravitating towards. i'm like you said there's so man

it's not about when the china does alliances, which actually china doesn't like lines the, you know, they like partnerships. but those are known to them partnerships it is not like the u. s. as done all along tweet history. i give you an example of what the u. s. the to jerky nor the us was behind the the, the call in turkey in 2016. this is not the way that you should treat you allies. do you what is behind the sabotage of no string, which is that which is going to damage germans economy and ultimately which, which will lead to the dean, this revision of germany. what this is not how you treat you allies. so you, this is holly treat allies in is somehow it's of the, of the traits. you know, it's about training. it's not about cope. ration. china is a different approach. it's about how we can work together, you know, and find stability, harmony. and it is very interesting when you look at just country how chinese the operates when you live in china, like like i've done the last, almost 3 decades, i see cost a p, a society which is working towards harmony and stability. when i look at

role brazil could reasonably play and what sort of leverages would have over either china and china's allianceto affect any sort of decision—making or viewpoints that would alter considerably the equation in that particular conflict but this appears to be a very big part of the agenda and something that lula has mentioned not during this trip, but as in previous ones as well. a ., but as in previous ones as well. a, . ., , but as in previous ones as well. . ., , , ., well. margaret, last question. how do you — well. margaret, last question. how do you think _ well. margaret, last question. how do you think this - well. margaret, last question. how do you think this trip - how do you think this trip plays for lula back home in brazil? ., ~' ., plays for lula back home in brazil? ., ~ ., �* , brazil? you know, it's in the interest of— brazil? you know, it's in the interest of a _ brazil? you know, it's in the interest of a lot _ brazil? you know, it's in the interest of a lot of _ interest of a lot of industries, sectors of industry representatives, the private sector in general, to continue to

role brazil could reasonably play and what sort of leverage it would have over either china and china's allianceny sort of decision—making or viewpoints that would alter considerably the equation in that particular conflict. but this appears to be a very big part of the agenda and some thing that lula has mentioned notjust during this trip but previous ones as well. ., , this trip but previous ones as well. . , , ., ., ., this trip but previous ones as well. ., , ., ., ., i” well. last question, how do you think this trip _ well. last question, how do you think this trip plays _ well. last question, how do you think this trip plays for - well. last question, how do you think this trip plays for lula - think this trip plays for lula back home in rozelle? i think it is in the _ back home in rozelle? i think it is in the interest _ back home in rozelle? i think it is in the interest of - back home in rozelle? i think it is in the interest of a - back home in rozelle? i think it is in the interest of a lot - it is in the interest of a lot of industries, of sectors, of industry representatives, the p

china provides. 2 or 2 p o is running in the democratic in iraq and ukraine. the collapse of u. s. influence over saudi arabia and the kingdoms, new alliances with china and iran are painful emblems of the abject failure of the neocons strategy of maintaining you as global head you money with aggressive projections of military power. the neil con projects in iraq and ukraine have cost $8.00 trillion dollars. hold out or middle class made the laughing stock of u. s. military power and moral authority. put china and russia into an invincible alliance destroy the door as the global currency cost millions of lives, and done nothing to advance democracy or when friendships or influence. now on the republican side, many of the candidates, including former president, donald trump, say the country is headed off a cliff. fast, a country is going to hell or currency is crashing and was to no longer be the world's standard, which will be our greatest defeat, frankly, and 200 years, there will be no defeat like that. that will take us away from being even a great power countries moving away from the us dollar is a big deal and it's happening fast. braz

china has no alliance. same with north korea. i think it is an act of one the books. riends like that, good grief. china's other major partner in the region, cambodia. great. i call it the 32nd problems of people's republic of china. united states alliance system lie deep, broad, stronger, more robust than ever. i would not want to be in china's choose. the u.s. is in a very strong position. >> in the far back there. >> [indiscernible] i wanted to ask you about ccp and pla regarding the conflict over taiwan. if i could bring my question to two quotes. 2018, there was internal central military commission memo was to "peaceably manage u.s. decline." fast-forward to last week, general mark milley says as a majority of pla leadership believes "war with united states is inevitable." with that framing, that significant shift and outlook in the pla leadership, i was wondering what can the united states do the on cooling-off rhetoric to provide the ccp with alternative potentialities to try to deter or affirm any kind of military conflict between the two powers? thank you. >>

is why china supports russia russia is generally against the americans leaving the continent and there was a single joint security system there from lisbon to vladivostok without these alliancesthe chinese supported them but russia is weakened as a center of power and china has risen as a center of power and they actually took over this role , now the two of them will play, however, the americans of europe and about against the americans at the global level, oleksandr, you are so skeptical about some points, because actually , ruslana, the more you said about it , the more you told me, as an americanist , that this is exactly why america will not allow it, that is, if it rolls like this, they don’t want to that's why america won't allow it. i wouldn't perceive china as such an absolute power. if that were the case, why did one train fail? can resist this until it fails, this is a separate conversation in general, this is for the 27th year, when china will complete the modernization of the people's liberation army, with this there will still be its own problem, let's call it that, but in fact, my opinion is that exactly all these reasons are pushing the united states more and

s. military power and moral authority. poor china and russia into an invincible alliance destroy the door as the global currency cost millions of lives, and done nothing to advance democracy or when friendships or influence. now on the republican side, many of the candidates including former president, donald trump, say the country has headed off a cliff. fast, a country is going to hell or currency is crashing and was to no longer be the world's standard, which will be our greatest defeat, frankly, and 200 years, there will be no defeat like that. that will take us away from being even a great power countries moving away from the us dollar is a big deal and it's happening fast. brazil, china, india, and other major countries are starting to do their transactions in different currencies. saudi arabia is making the shift as well. all of this comes on the heels of a very important meeting between chinese leadership in king and russian president vladimir putin. now the favorite tool of us leaders to smack down countries, they don't like sanctions may be rendered useless. as we see, ongo

definitely detrimental to both in china and it a couple of issues regarding, you know, international and virtually situations on financial and also the reform japan's us alliance targeting china has constituted a and during their talks at foreign minister, she made it clear that the taiwanese should insures the political foundation of china get her relations in the tower question or undermining chinese sovereignty of fundamental trust in credibility in the letter relationship. thing news on explosion has torn apart a cafe in russia's northern lists, lovelyn petoskey, at least 30 other people's condition. the attack happened in a cafe, where the war sky was 100 a statuette, which had a home made bomb. cafe was wrecked in the bluff russian security services. we put our web page in again with us soon here honor for reaction analysis with identify the threats that we have. it's crazy, one front data development only personally and getting to resist either. ah ah yeah, i'm going to can i add some with new tenant interviews and think you have to bullet you spoke with me just a would you did it.

china, not least over taiwan. washington has been seeking to increase its influence in the area by forging new alliances against chinaso the u.s. secretary of state antony blinken has been in hanoi for talks with prime minister pam minchin and other leaders . his trip came just after the 50th anniversary of america's withdrawal of combat forces from south vietnam and the end of its direct military involvement in the vietnam war. blinken enthused about a new era of cooperation without mentioning vietnam's giant neighbor, china. >> i also focused on how our countries can advance if we have a free and open indo pacific. one that is at peace and grounded in respect for the rules-based international order . when we talk about free and open we mean countries being free to choose their own path and their own partners. goods, ideas, and people will feel free to cross land, sea and skies and cyberspace. dareen: for 20 years the u.s. , was at war with north vietnam . the legacy of the conflict lingers on with chemical agents and unexploded bombs still causing illness and injury. estimates vary but at least 1.3 , million people

. >> sean: talking about china, your alliance with putin, iran, now the saudis have chosen sides. they're now going with china, russia and iran. we see the world disintegrating. your president joe is going over to visit castles in ireland. your thoughts? >> brazil is with china. that's in our own hemisphere. we used to have the monroe doctrine. let me read you a list, sean. invasion of foreigner, severe economic trouble, division of the empire, empire stretched too thin, corruption political instability, weakens of the allegiance, the military. that is what combined destroyed the roman empire. the roman empire lasted 1,000 years. we're not even close to 1,000 years. every one of those seven or eight issues is something we are covering today. rome fell of its own weight. we have something going on in this country that we've never had before. we have a marxist revolution that is destroying us from within while the enemy gathers abroad. there is an axis of powers against us right now. it's china, russia, iran and north korea. this is no joke. china hasn't built the biggest navy on the

additional opportunities due to the fact that the west is simply pushing russia into the arms of china into an allianced our trade turnover many times over. we supply large volumes of goods necessary for china. that's all. e, in general, as a result, including the isolation that the west is against. nicely used. so in this regard, china, uh, it seems to have both pluses and cons from what is happening in ukraine in the truest sense of the word. china, i am sure , is well aware that there is a red line for it when it comes to the ukrainian crisis. this red line is that russia should not be defeated, because the defeat of russia is a prologue to a further offensive against china, and in this case , the conditions for china to compete with those who are not its friends are unfavorable or insufficiently favorable, not only in taiwan question on the most important question then who is the world's main tea economy is developing faster and who is actually gaining? the pace is what is important for china , i think, everything else. it can be attributed , among other things, to diplomacy, of course, china has p

and get them to build our alliances, tell china to get the heck out of there.it in the house as well. joe lieberman great to talk with you as always thank you, senator. >> you, too, have a good weekend. >> all right. and to you. we'll be right back. stay with us. . sfx: [alarm] every day you get to choose. do i want more? can i grow stronger? can i get better? bodyarmor lyte. more than a sports drink. the future is here. we've been creating it for more than 100 years. from the most advanced technology to the broadest, most reliable network of sales and service dealers. we lead. others follow. back. well, the march existing home sales report unexpectedly a decline yesterday to 2.4% the largest decline of 2 1/2% in years, 11 years, next week we will get case-shiller home price index new home sales monday mortgage applications on tuesday on wednesday get the march pending home sales joining me right now, former million dollars lifting miami star with me sam great to see you. thanks so much for being here this morning, access the housing market for us, ahead of all

working with outside forces what does taiwan really need to deter an attack or invasion by china >> they need alliances. they need the weapons i've signed off three to five years ago that have yet to go into country. they need a will to fight. they will get that will to fight if they know the united states is backing them. >> reporter: monday the third and final day of the exercise and now this question. have they saved the largest or most provocative action for last courtney kube, nbc news, taipei, taiwan >>> violence in the middle east is spreading tonight. israel's military says it retaliated against targets inside syria after palestinian militants based there launched rockets into israel that follows escalating rounds of violence between israel and palestinian groups in recent days. >>> on this easter sunday a moment so many had waited for. tens of thousands got the chance to see pope francis. the 86-year-old pontiff just recently left the hospital. he appeared frail but never faltered anne thompson is in vatican city and has more on the pope's message of peace >> reporter: pope francis making a co

we will also oppose china's growing alliance with russia on china's provision of lethal aid to russiatake. yes , that’s interesting, i announced it today that it’s a chinese kyudo agency. he says that the approach to the south korean islands of uh, china has changed, well, so they will also achieve that, uh. and you have them told you that for many years to come. now there will be a plan. uh, war support. i can’t call it another way to make up in nato for many years. e go ahead. i am literally a phrase. here's what it sounded like last year in april. yes, everything must be decided on the battlefield. that's exactly a year has passed again , we are told that everything must be decided on the battlefield. nothing has changed a lot in the ukrainian troops still manpower, until they operate on it alive. well, the sad conclusion from the words of toltenberg is that he will set us up the most sets everyone up for a long war, an endless war, another thing is public opinion in the nato countries are they really ready for this? some doubts are starting to appear, because these are up to sunda

and china, not least over taiwan, washington has been seeking to increase its influence in the area by forging new alliances against china. so the u. s. sector stayed anthony blinking has been in hanoi for talks with prime minister pam, and chin and other leaders. his trip came just after the 50th anniversary of america's withdrawal of combat forces from south vietnam and the end of its direct military involvement in the vietnam war. lincoln infused about a new era of corporation without mentioning vietnam's, giant neighbor china. i also focused on how our countries can advance a free and open indo pacific one that is a piece and grounded in respect to the rules based international order. when we talk about free and open, we mean country's being free to choose their own path and their own partners. and their problems will be dealt with openly. rules will be reached transparently and applied fairly and goods ideas and people will flow freely across land. the seas, the skies in cyberspace. while for 20 years, the u. s. was at war with north vietnam. the legacy of the conflict linger is on with chemical agents

and india with plan of encirclement around china now will act india because of its alliance with russia. therefore, since then, the quad formation has weakened dependent role in many of these. ugh, ugh, united states and china and russia and how many miss holds? i think we're going to be able to put it on a map and you're going to see that if you don't, on the south side, there's a very little neck that's actually part of india and that it over geographical formation of it makes it look like it's really part of china, china reserve that and who doesn't really belong to issues to various differing borders at different times. they had really mean by that because i think you're being very polite. i think what you really forgot his name was he had a name, it's actually been named in an a crayon or a pencil entries part of china and part of india without any cultural june, which are the ones that we're seeing play out. now. for example, in south korea and north korea, what happened ruler? deciding where the board is go, what do you make of this? come? and he said this for the whole world her

i'm not going to have a military alliance, which is why i also think china is not actually in an alliance with russia. all the scholars also agree here because you don't have these nato mechanism and blah, blah, blah. you have a good friendship. yes. and there's various degrees here and i would hope that more countries blaming neutrality would help to de escalate the spiral between these 2 rivals. speaking about russia and china, i think both last grand beijing and non describing their relationship as a, as an alliance. and even though this concept is not very particular popular in rush, i think it's more like an open relationship when they have mutual attraction. but they also have practical benefits of sticking together. and the flexibility of this arrangement is viewed as a, as a particular value within the contract off of the relationship. how does it compare with western insistence on alliances and unity and why do you think the concept of neutrality is ultimately saw and palatable to the west? because as we discussed it, there was that is against the concept of new cry neutrality bo

prepare for the fall of the petro dollar we already saw president xi input and cemented the china russia into allianceng to india the largest democracy which should be 100% in our corner with trump that was looking so positive. >> friends, my india friend the president of the united states of america mr. donald trump biden has alienated everyone with a sanctimonious foreign policy this is a really big deal and not least economically the western alliance, the g7 was just this week overtaken by the bricks, brazil, russia, india, china, saudi arabia and a handful of others like egypt. what's happening to america we used to be the world leader everybody wanted to be our ally, now she is the one swaggering across the world stage beau biden staggers around barely waking up from his nap. it is incredible to see how far we have fallen in influence and prestige under this decrepit nonentity of a president in his great technocratic team foreign policy genius let's remember that the next time the establishment tells you what a good idea it is to put some over decades of foreign-policy experience in charge, here

china. here is the first point. the second point is to break the alliances that threaten you, threaten china, threaten the euro-atlantic and this euro-atlantic unity with nato they believe that this bloc is a threat to the nato bloc, because if russia loses, they will use all this toolkit to take on china and the taiwan problem, well, now it is necessary to defragment at least the european union or to separate the european union from the united states will deal with china because it is a global player, it plays globally, for it our war is a regional war and it plays on a global level, as far as it is possible to assume that china will act independently in this story, maybe it will act together with brazil , whose president lulu ignaciodosilev also says that it is necessary to bring the parties to the negotiating table. i don't know what they will agree on. the main thing is that they sit down, maybe he will act together with france, because after guangzhou it seemed that maneiller macron did not he is not calculating the efforts of the foam seats, what will it look like, but china is forming the tools for victory in th

china invading taiwan. wednesday's meeting with u.s. lawmakers is meant to strengthen alliances with the territory that presence. wavering support. >> we assure the people of taiwan. we not. i saw me to. >> china criticized the meeting, continued then with a government spokesperson saying it undermines china's sovereignty and territorial integrity and china has reacted aggressively to past meetings when former speaker nancy pelosi visited taiwan last summer. china responded with large military drills including shooting a missile over taiwan. now secretary of state antony blinken is warning china against escalation should not use the >> excuse. >> and this meeting was bipartisan with both democratic and republican lawmakers there to speak with the taiwanese president. justine, back to you. hannah. thank you so much. as russia aggression continues in ukraine and moscow moves closer to a partnership with china. >> the nato alliance is growing in response. finland is not the latest country to join the military alliance since the war began. several countries including sweden applied

china. as soon as that alliance is made and aligned with iran, as soon as that alliance is made, they cut back by 1.3 million barrels of oil in terms of production a day. if you think those orders came from china, because i suspect they might have? >> we told the europeans from 2017 through 2021, through 2020, that if you don't allow for american natural gas to be laid in there and if you have depend upon the russians, at some point in time they will use energy as a weapon. we are seeing that today. my bet is that most of those europeans wished they had listened to us, wished that donald trump is the president of the united states today because they wouldn't be facing the horrendous effects of russia not only putting the world in jeopardy because america, who was energy independent and supplying our allies across the world with substantial economical, cleanburning american natural gas. that is an extraordinary story and one we can get back to. you talked about the rare-earth minerals. we've got plenty of rare-earth minerals in the united states that we can mind and mine environmentally safely.

regional issues such as china, japan are okay. cooperation situations on recognition and also the reform of the security council. as you know, that is strengthening of the judge. japan alliance targeting china has constituted a very long last disturb factor for the china japan relationship. and during their talked foreign minister, she made clear that the taiwan issue a tele question is at the core of china's core interest and concern, the political foundation of china. japan relation urging that the japanese side to refrain from interest bring in that the question or undermining china sovereignty in any form. so in fact, he said that it is the basis of fundamental trust and credibility in develop relationship. returning to a breaking news story here on our c, high profile, russian war journalist, and flogger lin dorski has been killed after an explosion ripped through the cafe and russia's northern capital at saint petersburg. just after 6 o'clock in the evening. this sunday, and more than 2 dozen people were wounded in the blast, according to revise. the figures coming in to us at ortiz, che bowes joins me in the studio and an extraordinary attack on a civilian at bar that

china. their alliance with putin, the alliance with iran. now, the saudis have chosen sides. they're now going with china and russia and iran. and you see the world disintegrating and your president is going over to visit castles in ireland. >> your thoughts right. >> we've lost brazil, brazil, now is with china. that's in our own hemisphere. we have to use something called the monroe doctrine. let me read you a list, sean. invasion of foreigners, severe economic troubles, division of the empire empire stretched too thin. government corruption and political instability, loss of traditional values, weakening of the legions. >> the military that is what combined to destroy the roman empire. the roman empire last a thousand years. >> we're not even close to a thousand years. >> every one of those seven or eight issues is something we are confronting today. and rome fell in 476 seei of its own weight. >> we have something going on in this country that we've never had before. we have a marxist revolution that is destroying us from within while the enemy gathers abroad. and there is

china. here is the first point for you. the second point is to break the alliances that threaten you, threaten china, what threatens the euro-atlanticthis euro-atlantic unity with nato, this bloc, the nato bloc, they believe that this is a threat because if russia loses, then they are for with all these tools they will take care of china and the taiwanese problem, so now it is necessary to defragment at least the european union or to separate the european union from the united states, china will deal with this because it is a global player, it plays globally for our war is a regional war, and he is playing on a global level, as far as it is possible in principle to assume that china will act independently on this page, maybe it will act together with brazil, whose president lulu ignacio dosilieva also says that it is necessary to put the parties to the negotiating table . i do not i know what they will agree on. the main thing is for them to sit down, maybe he will act together with france, because after guangzhou, it seemed that maneiller macron is counting on the efforts of xisinping, how will it look, and china is forming tools f

artificial intelligence, robotics, all the things that china has been pouring billions of dollars in getting the lead on and finally sure up our alliancess to pick us off one at a time. france, europe, the united states, maybe even, you know, the countries in asia. sure up those alliances so we can stand together against an enemy that is absolutely coming for each one of us, one at a time. make them take us on collectively, not individually. maria: let me get your take on this leak because a now bombshell washington post report gives new insight into the people behind pentagon documents leak. a friend to have leaker and member of small chat group on discord where the docs were actually shared, the leaker was in base and in mid-20's, kt, what do you think went on here? >> when there's a leadership at the top that's not really uniformly accepted by the leadership throughout and that's the woke military, the woke generals and a lot of the sort of staff members of the military, the ranking file guys, they may not -- they may disagree and they are taking leaks, they shouldn't be leaking but they are. what i'm more concerned is what came out

issues such as a china, japan are okay. cooperation, situations, recognition and also the reform of the security council. as you know, that is strengthening of the judge japan alliance charging china has constituted a very long after disturbing factor for the china japan relationship. and during their talked, foreign minister can go make clear that the taiwan issue a tele question is at the core of china's core interest and concern, the political foundation of china, japan solutions. urging that the japanese died to refrain from interest, bring in that the question are undermining china, sovereignty in any form. so in fact, he said that it is the basis of fundamental trust and credibility and develop religion. you know, the story to bring you to day the netherlands are a force killed at least 7 civilians in a 2016 attack on a residential building in iraq. after the revelation being made by the dutch media outlet and our c, the handling of the incident raises questions about the due care of the investigations into civilian death promised by the cabinet. 2 professors and 5 family members, including a 3 year old girl, were reportedly killed in the attack on a residenti

issues such as a china, japan are okay. cooperation situations for financial lot and also the reform of the security council. as you know, that is strengthening of the judge japan alliance charging china has constituted a very long after disturbing factor for the china japan relationship. and during their talk, foreign minister can go make clear that the i want to hear a tell question is at the core of china's core interest and concern the political foundation of china, japan solutions. urging that the japanese side to refrain from interest, bring in that the long question or undermining china sovereignty form. so in fact, he said that it is the basis of mental trust and credibility in develop relationship members of the ukrainian nationalist group right sector had gathered in front of an orthodox monastery, key of threatening and demanding the parishioners. their leave, members of the grouping are known further extremist views on their pop laura he has risen since then. my don qu of 2014 tensions in the area have also been on the rise . ascii of has been seeking to evict monks and clergy members from the 1000 year old site. on saturday, the head of the monastery, metro

issues such as china, japan are okay. cooperation situations on the financial lot and also the reform of the security council. as you know, that is strengthening of the judge. japan alliance charging china has constituted a very long asking disturbing factor for the china japan relationship. and during their talk, foreign minister can go make clear that they want to hugh and tell question is at the core of china's core interest and concern, the political foundation of china. japan relation urging that the japanese side to refrain from interest bring in that the long question or undermining china sovereignty in any form. so in fact, he said that it is the basis of mental trust and credibility in develop relationship quote. it's more dangerous to be washington's friend than its enemy. that's the message from retired senior australian diplomat. tony kevin is comments came in an interview with the host of going on the ground after returned to see about us influence on australia's defense policies. you head over to a r t dot com right now, you can watch the full episode, but for the meantime, they're on air. a clip for you? well, that's just a straight answer. pretty naive of

china for a 3 day state visit. or kron will be joined by e u. commission president as lavonne de lion and meetings with chinese prison, changing ping on thursday. europe is aiming to reset its alliance with china and bolster, tried measuring position on russia's invasion of ukraine is likely to be on the agenda. on day 2 of the amazing and brussels nato foreign ministers are discussing china's ties with russia that concerned beijing is considering supplying arms to moscow. secretary general gin stolen berg said the ministers, we'll also talk about how to raise defense spending. he said he expects night. are members to commit to investing 2 percent of g d, p in defense? when leaders made for a summit later this year. so, with the 1st meeting of an expanded nato, after finland formerly joined the military alliance, russia has warned, it will take a counter measures to address for it sees as security threats created by the move harry force at reports. this was one thing, vladimir putin said he was fighting to reverse when he ordered the invasion of ukraine last year. the expansion towards russia of nato. fill out her said today become the 31st a member of nato. the era of a military no