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the g-8 became the g-7 again. russia is out. the planned g-8 summit in sochi, in russia where they had the olympics is going to be the june g-7 summit in brussels. russia just lost it and russia is not invited to the other meeting. expelling russia from the g-8, it says, "we the leaders of canada, france, germany, italy, japan, the united kingdom and the united states reaffirm our support for ukraine's sovereignty. we strongly condemn russia's illegal attempt to annex crimea. we remain ready to intensify actions including coordinated sectoral sanctions that will be an increasingly significant impact on the russian economy. we will not participate in the planned sochi summit." then this is interesting. crucially "we have decided that g-7," remember it's not the g-8 anymore, "g-7 energy ministers will also meet now to discuss ways to strengthen our collective energy security." hmm. russia's foreign minister responded to that statement today, russia being kicked out of the g-8 by basically refusing to leave any club that would not

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>> well, let's remember what the g-7 and the g-8 is.sically a collective of at the time the seven largest world economies, the western economies at the time, adding russia was a gesture of bringing russia from the east to the west but it was always a collection of the western economies. one thing lavrov is right about, there are no official membership cards, there is no idea of how you get in and how you get kicked out and things like that. but the seven nations together, the g-7, made a collective decision in 1998 to invite russia to become a member and become the g-8 and the seven nations today made the decision to suspend the g-8 and as far as the senior administration officials are saying, they're suspended russia and essentially reform as the old g-7. those originals, those western european powers plus the united states, canada, and japan. and what they -- you know, this is about political isolation that's been one of the punishments that president obama has said that he hopes to level against putin for these -- for his actions in

she's seven and g eight countries can try to rush off to the g eight. if we attempted to deserve them but i think they are less powerful than they used to be. we can only tackle the financial crisis under the framework of the g twenty which includes emerging nations. so keeping russia and the western full to the be better for the future global order. in other words the course in russia. our key without serious thought. it will hurt the interests of western countries did who does the most effective sanction it would probably be to hold arms exports to russia and the intonation is a major military power. but its hardware isn't modernized in the hope that one. brush up to five battleships province and other countries will come in you. there were no delays in delivery by two deep into the russian military might to you. another potentially effective sanction. it would be free europe to stop purchasing energy from russia the score up to drastically cut its imports of you. most of europe can produce gas from many other notable country. it's a cross border a ne

being excluded from the g-8, not hosting the meeting in the g-8 is to me an obvious step that the g-7 needs to take. but i'm not sure that is going to get mr. putin's attention. >> so president obama arrived in the hague this morning and said europe and the united states are united in making sure that russia pays a prirkse as you have suggested. do you think they really are united? >> the united states i think is further ahead. i hope the european allies will catch up. the list of europeans put out last week, two lists, one earlier in the week and then on friday is getting closer to the u.s. list. but i think there needs to be businessmen put on the european list given how integrated many russian businessmen are in europe. and if there are costs imposed that way, i think that is slykely to get the attention of putin and his rather small circle. >> you know it's interesting having just come from washington today myself, what i keep hearing in washington is the europeans must catch up. they must catch up. they must realize although there's a price to pay, they have to get on board here.

he did not care to attend the g-8 summit. kicking a nation out of the g-8 is a big deal. watching what is going on in the world right now, it does not seem reasonable to conclude, however, that vladimir putin much cares about the g-8. it doesn't seem reasonable to conclude that vladimir putin cares more about the g-8 than he does about ukraine. and as president putin considers to be consolidating or at least escalating his military adventure into crimea, as he considers whether or not he's going to push russian troops even further beyond crimea into other parts of ukraine, would any of the options available to not just the united states but the international community actually make a difference? would any of the options that were on the table right now be enough to push russia hard enough and indeed fast enough to make a difference now? joining us now is congresswoman marcy kaptur of ohio. congresswoman, thank you so much for being with us tonight. >> thank you very much and thank you for that background. >> well, let me ask you if any of that, a, strikes you wrong. i kno

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the g-8 is now the g-7. the u.s. and western allies cutting russia out in response to the dispute over ukraine. president obama is in the neitherlands for a prescheduled nuclear summit but redoubling his efforts now to pressure russia. peter alexander traveling with the president. he joins us from the netherlands. good morning. >> reporter: good morning from here in the netherlands. before that declaration was announced, we heard from the foreign minister of russia who dismissed the statement saying the g-8 was basically an informal club, that no membership cards were required. this was an emergency meeting called by president obama, bringing together the g-7 leaders, basically europe, canada and japan, where they came out and through a statement made an announcement that russia would basically be kicked out of the g-8 until it changes course, given its annexation of crimea. vladimir putin who is supposed to be hosting the next summit of the g-8, to take place in sochi, host of the 2014 winter olympic games this june

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russia has been suspended has been suspended from participating in g eight summits. according to the french foreign minister in a senior official in moscow and the decision but said it would affect russia's relations with member states would not discuss this further away now respond fully legal. well colleen as we chanced to see and hear the threat and this might happen it looks like it has and what more can you tell us where funds for and the french foreign minister on friday is tweaked it and applied in that russia has indeed been suspended from participating in th mood swings and some mates to rebrand the point and he said that that would be an empty set a new thing this evening at without bob says that conclusion. now that's nitpicking is still however invites me to see fronds in june along with all that today i did say was saying that there is the sacking of state for arms shipments of basic rights as well in the crime in using type of thing that has upgraded its business as usual the president russian president's press secretary center for the idea that one sin

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eight as the g eight and another two seven. um um but that there would they wanna keep the doors opened and a day when a key diplomatic channels open and they have been doing that over these last weeks and at the same time difference though are on sax and slower than the us because they're still hoping that through that approach they did they'd be able to tell russia too much and is so intense that they can get together and talk and peacefully solve this crisis amid diplomatic matter that's too hard for us that day thanks very much. to the united states now where authorities said more than a hundred people are missing following a landslide in a state of washington or eight people have already been confirmed dead no survivors have been found since saturday's least thirty homes were destroyed by the landslide officials expected the toll to rise rescue efforts all they've been hampered by dangerous conditions at the sight of that disaster. note to business news german airline air berlin was the big winner on the frankfurt stock ex

in the meantime, the g-8 is now the g-7. western allies are cutting moscow out. president obama is in the netherlands for a pre-scheduled nuclear summit, but he's redoubling his efforts to pressure russia. peter alexander joins us live from the netherlands. moscow basically just shrugged off its purge from the g-8. >> reporter: that's right, even before the hague declaration as it's called was made by the g-7 leaders, we lettered from russian's foreign minister lavrov who basically referred to the g-8 as an informal club, saying there were no membership cards for entry. so here was an emergency meeting that took place late yesterday. the president bringing together basically europe, canada and japan where they came out and made an announcement basically saying russia had been kicked out of the g-8 until in its language it changes course. putin who was supposed to be hosting the sochi summit has been told that has been canceled. instead the g-7 will meet separate the lthely in brussels. there were also sanctions threatened if russia goes further into ukraine. the

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g eight leaders suspended preparations for that. i i don't. ukrainian troops patrol the border with russia as kiev and the went straight to second guess presence of god in a cute in it. they taste so come on chris warren tucker with his sizable force in the region to russia needed could be thinking of taking more happiness and ukraine. whoa even have another extended the in his sights of comics in crime and. ukraine's new pro european union cabinet which refuses to recognize russia's taken to the all time and his consent of the state of the region's national security committee has warned of pro russian elements trying to use that the skilled manpower. while nice isn't it a few bases in crime aran island the russian who had defeated a cia base the ukrainians had been helping out. but on monday russian ships seized in april place forcing themselves in using helicopters and ahmed personnel carriers. kiev hasn't officially ordered to restore off escapes from the region. it is said to be organizing and re dedication i knew china has devoted its pla

and -- g-seven against russia and nuclear arms?>> clearly they are both armed with nuclear weapons. of theas been talk nuclear issue. japan has agreed to legal -- relinquish the highly enriched uranium. white house officials briefing earlier talked about the g-seven will talk with russia when it has something to say to russia or russia has a response. right now in the cold war there were conversations going on. only engaging with and theytially more openly, if actually decide to alter their and pullin crimea troops out and have international monetary command. >> hans nichols, european correspondent there. now looking at how russians are feeling the impact of the sanctions. ryan chilcote joins me from moscow. you are in moscow. i was almost a little worried when i heard that, but it is not the cold war. you see americans going in and out of russia and vice versa. >> you do. the big issue is not so much the sanctions in terms of economic fallout but the threat of sanctions and that is something we are learning this evening. they have

we have decided that we won't attend the g eight summit in sochi. that we will hold the g seven meeting in brussels. around the same time. we will focus on discussing ukraine issues about time. russian foreign minister syed love her so new to the fly and tong kee said today before dignity. we'll be baby to be a big problem if the meeting thousand competing. under the monday russian troops force their way into my ukrainian army base in the eastern area of crimea the largest remaining symbols of resistance the views of the g seven has showed unity in their condemnation of russia's annexation of crimea. i mean the threats of further sanctions. let's send two teams contested the finance there appears to be the landing site to the sound of the rain wash up on the west. gosh it to say. nhk world. backache. obama and in chinese transition game going to come. the discussion on the sidelines of the nuclear summit. they met for the first time in september was concerned about a russian military buildup on the border with ukraine and officials in his administra

7 formally suspended russia from the g-8. putin is out, but top u.s. officials admit here the russian troops may take more territory in ukraine anyway. >> ed, thanks so much. >>> russian foreign minister sergey lavrov says he has met for the first time with his ukrainian counterpart to discuss the situation in crimea. more than a half century ago, nato was formed to combat soviet aggressiveness. now they're talking about the relevance in 21st century russia. james rosen has the latest. >> in response to the ukraine crisis, the u.s. air force has sent six f-15 fighter jets like this one to expand nato patrols over the baltic states. >> this crisis is right on nato's border. >> we will respond to any aggression against the nato allies. >> yet any more direct form of intervention in the ukraine crisis by the 25-member north atlantic treata organization formed at the end of world war ii seems remote. >> since nato is a consensus organization, there would have to be unanimous support for the entry of nato troops into ukraine, so i

keep it with the g-20. if the g8 goes to the sidelines, oh, well. >> eu leaders gather again on wednesday. can we expect another round of sanctions for moscow? is an interesting one. we just heard that the next step would be a position of broader economic sanctions, but what is very clear there is not the appetite even among the obama administration, but certainly among those european leaders to go for the full monty unless movedent putin were to russian troops into the ukrainian mainland. places like eastern ukraine. what i would look for would be an expansion of the list of officials from putin's inner circle. the u.s. list is more aggressive. they have gone for bigger fish within president obama's inner circle. pressure ono put european officials to go up the food chain as well. >> ryan chilcote, thank you. for more on the g7 meeting, i am joined by james collins. he was the ambassador to the russian federation from 1997 until 2001. he is now the diplomat in residence at the carnegie endowment for intern

is now the g-7.urope, u.s., canada have ousted russia from the group of industrialized countries, punishing president vladimir putin for the annexing of crimea. >> with the decision now to kick russia out of the g-8, that means that strategy is over. that means the idea of integrating russia into the west is done for now. it's the end of the post cold war order. >> the g-8 summit in sochi in june is off. instead, the g-7 nations will hold their own summit at the same time in brussels. though the declaration threatened new sanctions on moscow's arms, the g-7 nations stopped short of actually imposing sanctions, saying they will be triggered if russia invades eastern or southern ukraine. this morning, the u.s. tried to reassure ukraine it has not given up on crimea, issuing a joint statement on the annexation, quote, illegal. crimea is an integral part of ukraine. the united states will continue to help ukraine affirm its sovereignty and territorial integrity. aid package authorizes $1 billion in loan

7 will decide whether or not to kick russia out of the g 8.sia has the rotating presidency of the g 8 this year and preparing to host a summit in sochi in june and that is very much in doubt with some sources suggesting that they will be kicked out of the g 8 unless they get their act together as the west would see it on ukraine. >> if you are talking about the possibility of kicking russia out of g 8 how much appetite for cooperation will there be and what the summit is supposed to be dealing with, nuclear security? >> reporter: i think that is what people will look at. up until now the cooperation between the russians and the u.s., two world leaders in terms of their nuclear stockpiles et cetera et cetera has been good. on the day last week when president obama announced sanctions of russian officials close to putin they were in san francisco to look at american weapons as part of a treaty. up until now we understand the cooperation on the issue of nuclear weapons is good. but as the crisis evolves, if it does, i think some experts here are

g eight summit in seoul. she also said they'd made to convene in a maxi meeting to discuss its options. i deplore in russia's recent actions. grading. we call on russia. he estimates tensions we call from russia. tool on our board is international commitments. to withdraw its forces to its bases. and to reframe from any interference elsewhere in ukraine. and alternate the phone call was to present barack obama and treats and made little headway. cons are now cus like the state. joan carried to visit the amount she said brazen act of aggression you know russia may be able to invade crimea. but in the end. russia will isolate itself. bill the cost to the dichotomy of russia cost of russian businesses. costa russian individuals and ultimately i think russia will either isolate itself on a global stage. they did just that sixty billion dollars for the olympics to try to present a different face on on a tense standoff continues to rage in crimea as ukrainian forces are made whole topic he knew she posts surroundin

and the commitment by the very wise commissioners of the board of education by funding the a through g recovery efforts which is very exciting for us and a brand new division in the office of the curriculum instruction. ms. chan will go over the graduation cohorts for you. >> these are the graduation cohorts for 9-11 and 12. there is an increase in the general cohort graduation rates and you can see the breakdown for different subgroups and african and latino or hispanic students and there is a slight dip for english language learners. i'm going to tell you a little bit about the overview of the graduation requirements. a couple years ago we approved the graduation requirements that are implemented for the class of 2014. in this chart you can see the requirements itself. all these are from courses, different courses and their credit requirements for each of the courses. >> so what are the credit recovery programs? they are to ensure graduation rates and that all our graduate students are college ready and uc and csu requirements to go to a university. most of the students who have fall

and information about our credit recovery options and our 4-year cohort graduation rate and e through g graduation requirements and the credit program today and talk about where we are going with the office of extended learning and support with our evening school, summer school, online learning and sprout funds and summer bridge program. so challenges at san francisco unified school district is a number of students have not been meeting the requirements to graduate on time. as you know 2014 was the first year that the policy came into play that the students had to be a through g compliant to graduate in the school district. in the past we that had deliver forms models and graduation was for all students because one of the key goals for san francisco unified was access and equity and we wanted to ensure that all students had access to credit recovery programs and there was no data tracking system that was going to support the program of accountability and funding and improvement. that is now what we have and we have the data moving from this point. past systems delivery systems lacked fu

8, we should oust him from the g-8 and oust him from the g-20. that would pow bother him. you just mentioned the missile defense, we could accelerate georgia into nato, which is moving slowly towards that end, but we could put it on a fast track. and there are things that we could do about syria, recommits ourselves to syria, where putin is heavily engaged. then of course, as other guests have talked about, there's much we can do in terms of freezing personal assets. but, we have to do something, lou, we just can't talk about deescalation without doing something. i'm convinced that putin should pay a price for what he has done. even if he volunteers at some point to move away, there should be a price exerted for this or we're going to see it again. >> it is -- it's puzzling, certainly at least to me, that the administration was caught so apparently flat-footed by putin's move on ukraine. there was scuttle butt of all sort. that putin would move after the close after the sochi olympics. just everyone was waiting for him to make a move, but seeming

8 or the g-7 is a frat house. it doesn't matter to him. >> it doesn't matter to him getting the distinct and we are talking about the reemergence of the cold war and some emergence of the media. and it is absent one elementary fundamental part and that is the european participation. they don't seem to be particularly upset. we hear stories about the concerns that we don't see any evidence of it. we do see their dependency on russia for this. that seems at best the stalemate. the russian your opinion countries are much more dependent on russia than we are. and the question becomes what happens. >> it would relieve some of that as well. lou: it's a splendid idea. the problem is we have a president who wants to keep it off limits. drilling on federal lands and at that point we are looking at two to three years and that would be a breakneck pace. and republicans have a 60% chance. >> he has a property cetacean ability. i thought that he was wrong and i ended up looking foolish. but it's not that difficult to set the r

he said these are not the actions of a g-8 nation. if it persists, other nations won't participate in the g-8 meeting in russia. some lawmakers have been calling for a stronger response because already we've seen the u.s., canada and now the uk pull out of the preliminary meetings leading up to the g-8. why not something like immediate sanctions. today kerry said that is a possibility that none of that is off the table. we could very well see things like asset freezes and visa bans imposed against russia in the near future. here is another clip from kerry. >> i think all options are on the table. there's no question but that russia needs to understand this is serious. this is a time for diplomacy. nobody wants this to spiral into a bad or worse direction. >> he really didn't mince words. you don't just invade a country under what he called a trumped up pretext of protecting your own people in that country as russia has said it is doing in ukraine. kerry said now is the time for diplomacy. russia has many options available to it other

so, we're talking about the g-7 now. that's the group that is meeting in place of the g-8 summit that russia was supposed to host this summer, and they'll meet instead on their own in brussels. now, because of the way that it works technically, it's not as if they could vote russia out of it. the group is formed by consensus, so russia would have a say in it. but the g-7 broke away and decided, well, there's no reason, as the u.s. put it, to engage with russia at this point, and they decided that they would ramp up sanctions that would hit russia's, basically, their economic sectors -- energy, engineering, financial services, different parts of their economy that the u.s. administration feels would have a significant impact on russia. it's not to say that the sanctions they and european leaders have already imposed would not have any impact, but they said they wanted to leave some room to ramp things up, as russia may do. the u.s. saying, though, that they have a deep concern about those troops that are massed at the ukr

g-7 have threatened russia with more economic sanctions. a kremlin spokesman says russia wants to continue contact with the g-8. it will be the first time since russia joined it in 1998 that it has been shut out of talks. annette joins us right now. what's going to happen today? what more comments do you think we might get out? >> from president obama or the g-7 that is -- it, i should say, what they heard from yesterday evening. when it comes to talks, it's about nuclear energy here on the agenda. we will see a lot of those bilateral meetings briefings with a press conference on the topic. today, later in the afternoon, president obama will travel to brussels where he is holding talks with the eu tomorrow around lunchtime and a little bit later and with rasmussen in brussels. so the big topic for tomorrow will be to beef up operations with nato in central and eastern europe, perhaps to prepare for an adverse scenario in that region, ross. >> thanks for that, annette. at the same time, russia is warned but capital outflow for $70 billion in

it's going to be in brussels at the same time that the g-8 was supposed to be.o now we're looking at the operating group here really being the g-7, just excluding russia. and in a press conference after these moves were made the u.s. said, well, russia cares deeply about its standing in the world, it cares deeply it was going to host the g-8, that was a big deal for russia. it was increasing its standing on the world stage and it cares about participation but, as you said, clearly they don't care enough about their global standing to change course in crimea which other nations continue to call for, rosemary. >> and, of course, michelle, we're now hearing more talk of more cost to come if russia moves into eastern ukraine. of course, there's the buildup of the military causing a lot of concern for everyone, but all along russia's really thumbed its nose, hasn't it? >> yes, it seems to be the case. early on there were talks and, in fact, there are some -- i guess you could say there is some dialogue here in that the foreign minister of russia met with the foreign

now g seven countries the us canada france the uk gemini eighteen japan. press into the pda and take on he said it is the best economy to what they call coordinate its a cool fashion. pnac finance banking and on set to be targeted the tickets months ago where it has commenced. crude oil and gas represents seventy percent of russia's export revenues and forty percent of alaska's stock exchange is held by foreign invested projects with twenty seven percent of the world's weapons sales have increased by a bed in an os decades imposing new sanctions would affect europeans more un american the eu just ten times as much trade the rapture is the nineteen states and some are nice to take pity on energy sources for mashups. the g seven said the old way of cliches his dependence on russian crude oil and gas. in the meantime ukraine has pulled its troops and their families out of crimea basically admitting defeat in a showdown with russian forces. thousands of ukrainian troops have remained holed up in crimea basis even after russian president annette lu and it moved

a and g. twenty of which russia has a career which one according to you has more significance more influence in the world ok well the g eight is well past its sell by date it was essentially manufactured the inclusion of russia originally as a kind of reward for yeltsin for going along with western expansion of nato and the expansion of the further and further east so the body has never really had any significant interest. in influence in the world at all and certainly in terms of economic matters and. any economic body that doesn't include india china. indonesia mexico and several other important economic players in the world and it. has no credibility whatsoever all right well that as far as foreign policy is concerned and russia's relationship was the blogs the g eight and its influence in g twenty which as i said earlier russia is a creator of but let's now go back to the situation in ukraine i mean what will be happening in government there is not in control and the situation room i actua

the g-20 would become the g-19 at least for a year.ry day he stays in the ukraine i would add to it. >> senator durbin, first to the question of why would putin care about this condemnation? he is much more interested in crimea than he is about what the united states thinks about him. >> candy, vladimir putin and the russians just spent $50 billion on this sochi charm offensive to try to redefine russia in the 21st century. that sochi charm offensive died on the streets of sevastopol. when he moved in thousands of troops days after the closing ceremony. he is trying to have it both ways. he wants to have this grandiose vision of empire at the expense of those countries that neighbor russia or depend on it for natural resources, and then he wants to play like he's part of civilized society. his oligarchnied an opportunity to fly back and forth at will. we have to make feel there is a price to pay for this conduct. >> and he does care about missile defense systems in poland and the czech republic. he does care about the fate of georgia.

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8, now the g-7 was scheduled to take place in sochi, russia.he u.s. and its allies now planning another venue instead? >> they are indeed. they will be holding the g-7 meeting in brussels in june at approximately the same time when the meeting had been scheduled to be held in sochi. yesterday they issued a statement condemning russian and promising stronger economic sanctions if they continue to invade ukraine. but left the door open to putin if he returns to diplomatic negotiations. the g-7 also complemented putin's decision to allow monitors in europe to be posted in ukraine. however, putin at this point is not opening the door for those monitors to go into crimea. del? >> randall thank you very much. >>> and again, we are watching the events unfold right now at the hague in the netherlands. that is dutch prime minister speaking right now. when the president speaks we'll bring you his address live. >>> meanwhile the president also expected to call for legislation that would end part of the nsa surveillance program. the "new york times" report

was archaic, and emphasized an expansion to the g-20, which we have seen, but it was the g-7 he was relying on this week to rattle that saber. >> mike, i want to remind our ahhed yen that we are awaiting word from the president who will be speaking in brussels, belgium, but as we await, the president made it clear yesterday that the foreign leaders are now studying the sanctions to determine where they are going to hurt, who is going to be hurt the most, and also admitting that there will be pain both in europe and the united states once these sanctions are placed. >> the president has made that clear on a couple of occasions, you are absolutely right, and much more pain as you go east, the figure is 2% of american trade is with russia. and much more dependent is eastern europe, these former members of the warsaw pact we might add, including the baltic states, when you -- the further east you go, the more you see a dependence not only on the $300 billion in trade between europe and russia, but also dependence on the former warsaw pact states on russian energy. that's one why of the

is also considering withdrawing from the g-8 summit and possibly withdrawing russia's member in the gat what is not on the table, military action. here's more of what secretary kerry had to say. >> you just don't invade another country on phony pretext, in order to assert your interests. >> well, the way -- >> there are ways to deal with this. and the president putin knows that. president obama yesterday offered mediation. there are plenty of ways to protect russian-speaking people in crimea or other parts of ukraine. but, you know, they are -- really, sort of a hidden pretext here of possibly trying to annex crimea. >> so there's a lot of tough talk coming out of this administration. but the question is what will actually happen? and what realistically can the use do. i've been speaking to foreign policy experts one telling me that sanctions are a possibility. cancelling upcoming meetings with russia's trade delegation and basically removing russia from the g-8 summit. again, it's not clear that any of those courses, alex, would convince russia to withdraw from ukraine. certainly, th

g-7 leaders are holding emergency talks on russia's annexation of crimea, with some pressing for sharper response. >>> the chinese president has called on his south korean counterpart to strengthen cooperation between their countries. >>> and to everyone's surprise, a dark horse athlete wins the march grand sumo tournament in osaka. >>> the leaders of the group of seven industrialized nations are trying to work out a way to contain russia. they'll discuss president vladimir putin's decision to annex the autonomous ukrainian republic of crimea, and they may consider strengthening sanctions, even as russian forces tighten their grip. nhk world has more. >> reporter: russian defense ministry officials say their forces have occupied most of the ukraine's military facilities in crimea. they say the country's flag is flying at almost 200 bases, checkpoints and other installations. russian forces began mobilizing in the autonomous ukrainian republic about a month ago. they started taking over facilities last week, after a majority of crimeans voted in a referendum to join the russian federation