d. c. allen. what sort of appetite is there really within the, by that has been a situation to deploy troops to ukraine? none at all. they really don't want to get involved in that. and joe biden, who's been out of the about the last couple of hours and washington d. c. has made that perfectly clear as well. speaking to the media, he said look, we're, we're happy to, to move people into the area, but we're not going into ukraine itself. that's sending a message to vladimir putin, whatever we're doing is not aggressive. it's not a threat towards russia. and he's hoping that that will perhaps reduce some of the tension in the area. but he's also made it very clear to vladimir putin that if he sends forces across the border, there will be consequences. there will be an enormous consequences. if he were to go in there, he could the entire country or a lot less than as well. for russia, not only in terms of economic consequences and political consequences from enormous consequences world wide, this wou

d. c. no, allen, i understand that the white house, the same, the president biden is expected to talk to the president of ukraine fairly shortly . that's right. i mean, we're going to get some general details of what the discussion as a bow. we won't get the intimate details right don't to the granular discussion level, but we do know that they're going to talk about the next steps. as far as the united states is concerned diplomatic efforts, they're ongoing. the continued provision provision of military to support to ukraine and also the prospects of macro financing to help them with the cost of preparing for any possible russia invasion. this is all part of an intricate bit of sequencing coming from the white house because they'll be talks with president zealously in the next couple of hours. then monday they have the co tardy amir who is coming to the white house. there they will talk about afghanistan, been portly in this issue. they're going to talk about supplies of gas to europe if russia where to invade ukraine, and what could they provide for see the biggest economy in europe, germa

we can get some more now from allen fisheries following the story from washington d. c. that we also allen a glimmer of good hope. there some good news is that we can say at least about 5 part of it. why don't us the it is good news when you hear that. are there no reporting $491000.00 cases per day, which is up 90 percent compared to last week. the 14000 hospital admissions, which is up 63 percent compared to last week. and 1200 deaths, which is up 5 percent that that number is significantly lower because they are saying that if you are vaccinated and you're boosted at the, the effects of omicron aren't quite so bad. but here's the warning from antony, thought you that you heard them say just they're in the briefing. look, they're still a lot of cases. this is a hugely transmittal form of the virus. and it means that more people are going to the hospital. and of course we've seen that hospital systems across the country, those who deal with the impact of this are struggling because the to have got to isolate if they're in close contact with someone from co, with covered

d. c. so allen, we got to talk about the issue of gas and how cut might play some kind of role in helping with gas security. what's going to be discussed along those lines? well, the 1st gulf leader invited to the white house as joe biden became president. there's a lot of things that the categories have. the hands on lever is at the moment, and one of them, of course, is liquid natural gas. now, joe biden is aware that is the russian troops cross the border into ukraine. he will impose sanctions immediately. he's concerned that in retaliation the russians might turn off the top of a gas supplies to europe. the then need to find the alternative suppliers. and obviously the co tardies would be top of the less given their resources. and know if we don't have the facility to be able to plug the gap that the russians would remove, but what they can do is talk to their suppliers. see if there's some wiggle room, see if they can start diverting some supplies to europe at that. obviously will be done with an agreement and at a cost. and so that is going to be one of the things that will be discussed

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