hi larry, this is something that secretary general still john berg has been talking about for some time. the fact that the situation we see today means a new normal for nato allies. instability right over its border for we don't even know how long. and he reinforced that today and his comments heading into the foreign ministers meeting, saying that the conflict itself could go on for months, possibly even years. so nato is going to have to reinforce it's eastern flank, now, possibly permanently. we have no idea what, what russia will do next. and so these, these bolstered troop presence is that we've seen along the eastern the eastern border. there may in fact be made permanent by nato. and as a, as sort out saying, as well, we are waiting for nato secretary general in stolen burger to deliver remarks along with usaa secretary of state to antony blank. and do expect mister blinking to press the members of the alliance to take an even stronger stands when it comes to russia. i think that does very important to the united states that the european union uphold the sanctions. but you know,

john boss. he says where they are preparing a major offensive. stilton berg says it's clear that russia wants to create a land border between don, boss and crimea, which is already illegally occupying. and therefore, he says, allies are going to have to be prepared that these reinforcements, the further troops and equipment that were sent to the eastern allies are not going home anytime soon either. instead, they will likely be made permanent. stilton berg says everyone needs to be ready for more months of war, possibly even years. terry ukraine is continuing to press western allies for more weapons and quicker deliveries. meanwhile, more atrocities are being uncovered on the ground. will this impact how nato is viewing this conflict in any way? well, we're certainly hearing leaders express their shock and horror at what's being uncovered on the ground they're in ukraine, which our colleagues have expressed so forcefully as well. but that doesn't mean that nato is going to change his positions on things like moving nato troops into ukraine or establishing a no fly zone as much as ukrainians woul