and we've had a conscious blinding of osce, did i abling cameras, shoot-down by separatists of two osce-uavs. both our ad -- advocacy at every level, president putin's advisor on this work, we're calling this out. so we're working on it very hard. i think the point is for ukraine to fulfill its obligations then we test whether russia was ever serious about these agreements. >> thank you. my time is up. >> thank you, very much. senator rubio. >> thank you, mr. chairman. secretary nuland, let me read you quote here from the same individual. it is general phillip breedlove. he said russia has chosen to be adversary and pose as long term existential threat to the united states and to your european allies and partners. it goes on to say, russia doesn't want to challenge the agreed rules of international order, it wants to rewrite them. is that your assessment of state of russia under vladmir putin as far as their role on international scene? >> senator, i don't have a problem with that characterization at all. >> then let me ask about ukraine. a ukrainian activist wrote about minsk-2, called it a

why aren't we pursuing all of those osce? >> we are working on all of those things. the mag in its ski legislation is containing and has to go to that particular case. but we have denied a number of visas in the context of russian and syrian sanctions and continuing to look more at what we can and should do. >> senator gardner. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank both of you for being here today. i want to follow up on senator menendez and that's consequences of bad behavior. this past week, a number of us had the opportunity to visit southeast asia where we visited with ministers from singapore, government leaders in myanmar to new leadership in taiwan. participated in the shangri-la dialogue where we visited with leaders from around the world who participated in that defense dialogue including our own secretary of defense ashton carter. when meeting with foreign governments, when meeting with leaders they talk about u.s. leadership. and they talk about the positions that we are trying to secure positions that we are fighting for like the south china seas. when we are

why aren't we pursuing all those osce? why aren't we doing that? >> we're working on all of those things as you know we add names to the magnitsky list. the list is relatively constraining. it has to go to that particular case. but we have denied a number of visas in ukraine sanctions and we're looking what more we can and should do. >> senator gardner. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you, both of you for being here today. i want to follow up on senator menendez talked about, that is consequences of bad behavior. this past week a number of us had the opportunity to visit southeast asia where we visited with with ministers from myanmar, new leadership in taiwan and shangri-la dialogue where we participated with leaders around the world in the defense dialogue and including our own secretary of defense ash carter. when meeting with foreign governments, when meeting with leaders, they talk about u.s. leadership and talk about the positions that we are trying to secure, positions we're fighting for, like the south china seas. when we're asking them t

and we've had a conscious blinding of the osce disabling of cameras shootdown by separatists of two oscev's. so in both our own advocacy at every level, the president, the secretary, my work with president putin's advisor on this work we are calling this out. so we are working on it very hard. i think the point is for ukraine to fulfill its obligations and then we test whether russia was ever seer yuss about these agreements. >> my time is up. senator rubio. >> secretary, let me read you a quote here from the same individual. he said russia has chosen to be an adversary, poses a long term threat to the united states and european allies and partners. russia doesn't want to just change the agreed rules. it wants to rewrite them. is that your assessment of the state of rashe today under vladmir putin? >> i don't have a problem with that characterization at all. >> let me ask about ukraine. a ukrainian activist wrote about minsk 2. he called it a farce. while russia does nothing to implement the agreement the u.s. and the eu are forcing minsk 2 down the throat of kiev and putin knows it is m

and yes, we will participate within the osce on the monitoring. and we will make sure that we report accurately what happens in russia. we are concerned, though, that knowing what happened in the previous election, that there could be some personal safety issues associated with participation in this election. do you have that concern? >> well, as you know, i had some reason to be worried about person safety. many of my colleagues face this risk on a daily basis, but i think those of us who are activists, leaders. public faces of the democratic opposition in russia, we have known for a long time that it's a dangers voekz to be in opposition to mr. putin's regime, but we have accepted that. we think, you know, frankly, that our country has no future under this regime. this regime is driving our country to a dead end. if we want to fight for our country's future, we have to accept those risks. i think there's nothing better this regime would like us to do than give up and run away. i don't think we should be giving them that pleasure. >> you raise an

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we will participate with the osce in monitoring. we make sure we report accurately what happens in russia. we are concerned though knowing what happened in the previous election that there could be some personal safety issues associated with participation in this election. do you have that concern? >> well, as you know i've had some to worry about personal safety. many of my colleagues also obviously peace this risk on a daily basis but i think, you know, those of us who, who are, you know, activist, leaders, public faces of the democratic opposition in russia, we've known for a long time it is a dangerous location to be in opposition to mr. putin's regime but, you know, we accepted that the we think, you know, frankly that our country has no future under this regime. this regime is driving our country into a dead end and if we want to fight for our country's future we have to accept those risks and there is nothing better this regime would like us to do to give up and run away and i don't think we should give them that pleasure. >>