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russia takes military action before that date, we'll be clear that they have slammed the door shut ony diplomacy. >> what's important there? >> well, you know, the president said we believe, and he believes personally, that putin has taken the decision to invade. but that -- he hasn't invaded. right? so there's a small sliver, a window of opportunity for negotiation. i think it'sun exactly right to propose another date, secretary blinken is already in europe at theke munich security conferenc lavrov in moscow, the fact they pushed the date in the future makes me wonder if they're trying to buy time with that, february 24th, right, but i think until there is military action we have to try to have a serious negotiation that putin wantedio to negotiate seriously about russian security concerns, european security concerns, i think there's a big substantive negotiation we could have, things we could do and they could doe that would make everyone better off. unfortunately, there's little information so far that suggests that putin actually wants to negotiate. >> understood, ambassador mcfall

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