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he was secretary of state, anthony lincoln will meet russia's foreign minister said gala. on friday, he flew in from the german capital berlin, where he pledge that any russian aggression would get a swift and severe response from america and the 2 p n allies. us president joe biden has also warned that russia will pay a heavy price if it invades ukraine after earlier suggesting the west would be split over how to react to what he called a minor incursion. i've been absolutely clear with president putin is no misunderstanding any. any assemble, rushing units, blue cross and cranium, where that is an invasion. but we met with severe and coordinated economic response that i discussed in detail with our allies as well as laid out very clearly for president. but there is no doubt, but to be no down at all that makes this choice russian a heavy price. the 1st shipments of international aid have arrived in tongue of 5 days after a devastating volcanic eruption and salami ashes, blanket of the country's islands and spoiled much of its drinking water. the salami killed at least 3

s. secretary of state, anthony lincoln, who said that all president putin has done in the past 2 years or so is a to facilitate what he wanted to present or prevent her rather. and those are kind of strong words from the u. s. i is, oliver said, that really isn't the case. said he was surprised that those words have by blinking gressick latasha anthony blue u. s. secretary of state, lincoln argues that what president wouldn't has done over the past couple of years has only speeded up everything that would like to prevent on which basis does blink and make such comments. do you think we present putting putin has been devoting all the last years to strengthen russian sovereignty, which is constantly under attack by the west. those are attacks on all fronts. direct military to terrance information attack, soft power mechanism. and others is a shame that someone thinks that russia is in the pocket of the west. much of what is being said, today's connected with escalating tensions around the russian federation. so as you see that sig, i love these press officer pulling absolutely no punches

secretary of state anthony lincoln is in the uk for talks. anthony lincoln is in the uk for talks. —— antony blinken. the us as the situation is extremely dangerous. is that your respective on how things are currently? tt your respective on how things are currently?— are currently? it is indeed if we no are currently? it is indeed if we go by — are currently? it is indeed if we go by the _ are currently? it is indeed if we go by the rhetoric - are currently? it is indeed if we go by the rhetoric of - are currently? it is indeed if we go by the rhetoric of the i we go by the rhetoric of the kremlin. it seems that antony blinken is travelling to ukraine in what has been characterised as a last ditch effort at diplomacy and i think it reflects a sense of pessimism on the part of western capitals, including washington. russia has been implacable in its demands and unrealistic. they tried to get on the same page as ukrainians, not talk about ukraine without ukraine, to try to dissuade the current president vladimir zelenskiy for persecuting and per

in fact, we saw that this week, secretary of state anthony lincoln began, is european tour with a meeting in your brain with president lensky, his counterparts. foreign minister then went to berlin to meet with ki, i nato allies before proceeding to geneva for talk with a lot that i think is the appropriate way to conduct a set of negotiations. the united states taking the lead on behalf of both nato and you and our ukranian partners, thomas green with the council on foreign relations. mr. graham, we appreciate your insights tonight. thank you. thank you. want to take the story now to andre court and he's director of the russian international affairs council. it's good to see you again mr. corter off. let me ask you, what do you see when you see what happened in geneva today? is this a victory for diplomacy? well, it might be victory, but definitely it's not as flesh and success are they exchanged to use and that's good that they still talk to each other the level of the heads of diplomatic services. but we have not observed and it's significant progress. and the meeting also indicated th

and actually last week, when you as, as secretary of state, anthony lincoln was here. he also said that public, but behind closed doors, it is a huge concern forwarder, ukrainian leadership. actually, when you speak to people also, many would tell you the problem is, is not only about our country. this is a big issue going on between the us and russia, about new lines being drawn in europe and the new makeup of europe for security. and ukraine knows that in that context it doesn't play such a big role. so i think the leadership here is having a hard time making sure that this whole, the whole conversation that the diplomacy remains focused on the well being a new grade on the fact that a ukraine needs to survive through this crisis that is already paying a higher price, and it cannot go on like this for very long without any sort of outcome coming sooner rather than later. i mean, they're from cliff go back to dosage. abolish joins us from moscow. so again, listening in to what was said there in the security council, sounds like the russian position is in the love of m

sarah, clock out a 0 brisbin, australia, secretary of state, anthony lincoln will visit ukraine this week and meet with president of vala, damira, zelinski. that's the tensions between the u. s. and russia escalade over moscow's true build up at the border. germany's foreign minister has met her russian counterpart of moscow to emphasize the need to defuse tension. and elaine of airball was welcomed by sore gay law for 24 hours after her talks with ukrainian leaders in the kremlin says it has no intention of invading ukraine. the russian troops and mass near the border has raised fears of confrontation next, more than 100000 russian soldiers with tanks and guns have gathered new ukraine in recent weeks for no understandable reason. and it's hard not to see this as a threat. russ, as for a minister says, a 2015 agreement mentor and the conflict in ukraine needs to be implemented well, no, so cheap when you money visit the remote you of the stimulus on ukraine. we have a common understanding of absence of alternatives to the minsk agreements. we indicated to our partners that it's an a

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have been evacuated because nearly every home there was destroyed in the us. secretary of state, anthony lincoln will meet his russian counterpart of friday in geneva to discuss pensions over ukraine. a massive build up of russian troops up the border has raised fears. if a confrontation the kremlin says it will not continue talk fun ukraine until the us response to its security demand. the russian foreign minister met his german counterpart in moscow on tuesday. now airlines chief executives in the us are warning of catastrophic disruption to flights when telecom companies switch on 5 g on wednesday. there are safety concerns about the new wireless signals interfering with the flight deck equipment . the airlines want the government to delay the 5 g roll out to prevent passenger and cargo flights grinding to a halt. john hendrick is joining us from chicago airport. so why our airline executive so concerned? what are they asking the president to do? well, you could con, you can only limited widespread err cancellation. forget john, i'll just have to stop you there. we're having some trouble hear

foreign minister survey leverage has arrived in geneva for upcoming talks with us secretary of state anthony lincoln. the meeting of the to ministers is scheduled for friday. lab robin blink and are expected to discuss the security guarantees between russia and the united states. criminal negligence, that is how russia foreign ministry spokeswoman has described. western media continuing to insist that moscow is about to invade ukraine, despite the lack of evidence and consistent denials from the kremlin. it's amazing how american gen lest speak was all certainty about russia's attack on ukraine. and seemed to have never heard about nato expansion to the east or the obligations of western countries to the indivisibility of security. it is as if they did not know anything about the provocations of the key aversion and washington support will. is this holy simplicity or impermissible? neva, t. i think it's criminal negligence. will media hysteria that maria's a horrible mentioned there has spread across the west like wildfire over the past several months and bite and seems to be just as captivated by t

where are you the secretary of state, anthony of lincoln gave an interview this afternoon and he said that his highest responsibility is the safety and, and the well being of the people who were proceed department and who are under his care and hours later we learned that the se department indeed ordered diplomats families to depart the united states embassy and keith, due to the height and fears of irrational attack on ukraine. the embassy has also authorized non emergency employees to the parts of the say department also urged you as citizens in ukraine to consider departing the country as soon as possible using commercial flights. and at the same time, a senior state department official said that these are prudent precautions. that in no way undermined the u. s. supports where we crane and, and that this decision has been made based on the military built up in the region. yes, so i mean, that must be some clear significance here regarding this pull out of non essential us personnel and ukraine, as we've also seen additional shipments of defense equipment as well. they are different

fox news correspondent benjamin hall questions the secretary of state anthony lincoln on the administration or lack thereof. >> at what point do you stop playing russia's game and take preemptive action now? >> we are, as you know, not standing still. and a walk and chew gum at the same time which is very much what we've been doing. the work that we've done over the past couple of months and bringing allies and partners together around massive consequences for russia, should it renew its aggression, and the very detailed work that's been done on that. >> harris: it there's like walking bumper sticker, we can walk and chew gum at the same time. we are not standing still. i don't know if i'm watching like the end of an afc championship game with the team who lost or -- i mean come on, josh. >> josh: cliche, cliche. it's unbelievable. the entire situation is presenting itself because this administration has had an incredibly weak foreign policy and incredibly predictable foreign policy and everything that has followed in the disaster in afghanistan, the question whether united states has any s

your to whole talks or with the escalating the situation in ukraine, you a secretary of state, anthony b, lincoln will meet rushes, foreign minister said love on friday. i made fears that a build up of russian troops. i ukraine's order, or a precursor to an invasion for shipment. some international aid of arrived in tanya 5 days after a devastating full county corrupt then phenomena. ash's blanketed the country's islands and spoiled much of its drinking water. and the germany has found that former pope benedict, the 16th knew about a number of abusive priests when he was the archbishop of munich, but failed to act benedict. the 16th, who was known as cardinal joseph erecting or at the time, has repeatedly denied claims that he covered up abuse within his archdiocese. britain's prime minister says he a see no evidence of blackmail within his the governing conservative party, despite allegations from one of his own senior and peas, the government is being accused of intimidation against those suspected of plotting . could papa boris johnson because of claims he and his staff broke covert rules for

. >> you got secretary of state anthony lincoln giving russia to choices as talks between the u.s. to be on with you. >> is great to have you as well sanitary. tony blinken says i made it very clear. you can have a dialogue or confrontation. how terrified is russia of the biden administration? >> i suspect that vladimir putin is not to terrified of joe biden. this crisis is in part of joe biden's own making by in part projecting incompetence with the withdrawal from afghanistan and continuing to appease russia and china. he is projected our enemies that he won't stand up to defend american interest. tony blinken's tough words are no substitute for joe biden's weak actions. that is why vladimir putin thinks he has the opportunity to go for the jugular in ukraine. i hope we can determine him. vital technologies for russia. it's not clear at this point whether anything will deter vladimir putin having seen what joe biden is made up. >> something else. your ears probably have been burning because once again "the washington post" has issued another correction regarding things that there

you a secretary of state anthony, blinking has rejected a russian demand to shut in crying out of knighthood. lincoln says the defense alliance is members. have the soul say, of who can join? russian president vladimir putin has urged nato to rule out membership from ukraine . head of talks aimed at diminishing board attention with, which was listed to kazakhstan and there are new reports of intense gunfire in central and marty early on saturday. that's after the government claimed it had regained control over the country's largest city on marty has become the central flash point during days a violent protest in the central asian nation during which doesn't have been killed and thousands arrested. the u. s. as announced, it'll allow non essential staff to leave its consulate there. at the president's request, russia is leading a force of peacekeepers from the former soviet states to help put down the unrest. kemati ablaze the city scarred from the worst violence to hit kazakstan in 30 years . president to chi if told catholic security forces they could shoot to kill, opening the door for a dramatic e

s. secretary of state has warned that russia could attack ukraine at a very short notice. anthony lincoln held talks with the ukrainian president, follows him as a lensky and kiev on his or it's russia to choose diplomacy over confrontation. un says it's stepping up its response to the volcanic eruption, answered ami him tongue on. the government's called it an unprecedented disaster. new zealand and australia are sending fresh water and other supplies by bo. britton's prime minister has again told parliament that he won't be resigning over the so called party gate scandal. or is johnston urged everyone to wait for the outcome of an inquiry into parties in his downing street home during corona virus lock downs. a palestinian family living and occupied eastern slim has lost their fight to stop is really police demolishing their home. the family 15 had threatened to blow up the property in the forest from the rough neighborhood, hundreds of other palestinians. there also face eviction despite protests by activists and international criticism of is really policy out there with harry force th

jessica, tennessee, anthony, blinking with which the u. s. secretary of state, lincoln argues that what president putin has done over the past couple of years has only speeded up everything to put and would like to prevent on which basis does blink. and make such comments. do you think cruise young, put young poster sleepless confidence to putin has been devoting oldie last year to strengthen russian sovereignty, which is constantly under attack by the west. those are attacks on all fronts. direct military to terrance information attack, soft power mechanism, and others is a shame that someone thinks that russia is in the pocket of the west. much of what is being said, today's connected with escalating tensions around the russian federation. as you see very strong words air from foreign minister leverage, he has written to washington and to also nato as to get some kind of outcome ads on this and to bring about a peaceful solution is that respects at both sides as regards as some of the talks that have happened at george at this week in geneva, of course, with the us an

s. secretary of state, heads to berlin for crisis talks on russia. ukraine. tensions america's top diplomat, anthony lincoln, will hold meetings with key european allies is a part of a whirlwind diplomatic tour to try to stop russia from invading. you also company year challenges, but it's also been a year, but enormous progress. one year since jo by became president of the united states, he counts his vaccination, rollover and infrastructure bills as wins. but other key parts of his agenda remain store as the 1st humanitarian aid flights reached toma images in emerging from the pacific nations capitol and show the scale of devastation. a massive kind of interruption added synonymy cut it off from the rest of the world. last at the shop and tuneful protest against covet restrictions in amsterdam, cultural venues off a hack cuts and joke, alice, in an attempt to persuade the dutch government that it's time to reopen, ah, ahead of us, welcome to the program. us secretary of state antony blinking is on his way to berlin. his latest stop over in 3 days of shuttle diplomacy aimed at preventing a war in ukraine.

fully back with the headlines on alger 0 us secretary of state anthony blinking has warned russia could attack ukraine at the very short notice. lincoln is in care of where he's met with the ukranian president is renewed cause from moscow to choose diplomacy over confrontation. russia invaded territory in the crimea, ginned up a conflict in eastern ukraine and is systematically saw to undermine and divide ukraine's democracy. today, there are some 100000 russian soldiers near ukraine borders, and in that sense, the threat to ukraine is unprecedented. so the president asked me to underscore once again, our commitment to ukraine start or integrity to sovereignty towards independence. and i know that's a message that you've heard, not just from us by from so many partners throughout europe. the united nation says it's stepping up its response to the volcanic eruption. and so mom in tonga, the government's called it an unprecedented disaster. ye zealand and australia ascending fresh water and other supplies by ship. hong kong active as edward loan has been released from prison, he spent 4 years in jail for his part in a confrontation with

state anthony blinken was actually asked about this. it started off president biden saying vernacular sender military then listen to what secretary state lincolne any scenario in which u.s. service members become involved in? >> what are the sayings we've been very clear about besides a massive economic financial consequences if further commits aggression against ukraine is ongoing continued buildup of defense capacity and ukraine. abby: had this been cleared? what your translation of that? tomi: it's really unclear i to say the american people are going to be very upset and afghanistan that was a disaster another talking about the u.s. boots on the ground our involvement for the american soldiers and ukraine dealing with russia, coming from a place of weakness, this president has been weak in his entire administration has been weak and other nations around the world are enemies looking at her inability to secure our own southern border and obviously there be emboldened by that, we cannot even protect our homeland and your allies will be confident will be able to protect them let's start home and put america first and have strength on the worl

the secretary of state has warned that russia could attack ukraine very short notice anthony, blinking within ken when he's met with the ukrainian president lincoln renewed calls for moscow to choose diplomacy over confrontation. russia invaded territory in crimea, ginned up a conflict in eastern ukraine and is systematically saw to undermine and divide ukraine's democracy. today, there are some 100000 russian soldiers near ukraine borders. and in that sense, the threat to ukraine is unprecedented. so the president asked me to underscore once again, our commitment to ukraine start or integrity to sovereignty, to its independence. and i know that's a message that you've heard, not just from us by from so many partners throughout europe. a trial of a theory and doctor suspected of crimes against humanity has begun in germany. it's facing 18 counts of torturing detainees, and homes, and damascus between 20112012 charges. the doctor denies britain's prime minister has again told parliament he won't be resigning of a so called party gate scandal, or johnson, everyone to wait for the outcome of an inquiry into parties that his down the street home duri

by the journalists at anthony lincoln's press conference, you, you honestly get the feeling that it's the journalists who wants a war lord, right, more than russia, the united states. and you could put together. i mean, you heard what of the one of the questions, it was why you bothering with negotiations and documents with, with rush of wasting thought as this is from a journalist. another question was, why, why are you sending hell, it's wise germany sending helmets instead of more missiles, aside from the thousands of missiles and anti air weapons that have been sent to you. creative. as the united states, boosting $283.00 tons, tons of ammunition and various rockets and military supplies says of russia's consent so far, etc. haven't been heard or are been entirely ignored on camera. thanks very much for an iraq sd of taken us through at rushes, the mans and the response to them. let's say i get some of the nato perspective now in the implications for europe. we can cross to our europe, corresponded peter, i believe you've been listening into the nato. zachary generals briefing a lot more. besides air ticket through developments on the continent, you installed

united states and nato delivered written responses to russia, security demands of the ukraine sector. you say, anthony lincoln says the response made no concessions to the main demand that ukraine be bought from joining nato. moscow says it's ready to retaliate. if the west is not provide constructive on says, life in afghanistan has become a frozen hel, according to the un secretary general. attorney. good terrace is one. the humanitarian crisis left the country hanging by a thread with education of a social services and collapse. kurdish that forces say they've taken full control of a prison facility that have been besieged by iceland, northeast, and syria. fighting broke out at the jail in the city of ha sikka on thursday. about $200.00 inmates and $27.00 kurdish fighters were killed. u. s. supreme court justice stephen breyer will retire at the end of his current tom. briar is one of 3 remaining liberal justices in the conservative majority court. he's 83 years old. his retirement will give president joe biden, his 1st chance to nominate a new liberal judge to the country's highest judicial body. while i'

state anthony blinken says the u.s. made no concessions to those demands and will uphold nato's open door policy. lincoln did not share specifics about the document that says that it set out a diplomatic path forward if russia chooses to accept it. >> there's no doubt in my mind that if russia were to approach this seriously and in a spirit of reciprocity with a determination to. enhanced collective security for all of us. there great positive things in in this document that should be pursued. >> so far, russia hasn't responded publicly anyway to the document from the u.s. but has previously warned that it would take retaliatory measures if the u.s. and its allies reject its demands. >> well, this year's been like rain or no rain at all. right now, no rain. but could we soon see a breakthrough? and finally get back some stormy weather. we'll talk about next. and coming up in sports, director jason dumas says a preview of big nfc championship game. niners rams sunday at so fi how much red will be in the stands. >> and they drafted his replacement. but why jimmy g believing in jimmy g might be the key to v

state anthony blinken met with russian foreign minister sergey lavrov in geneva. russia denies it has plans to invade ukraine. but an estimated 100,000 russian troops are massed near the border. lincoln said, if there is an invasion or cyber attacks, the u. s and its allies will answer. we've been clear. if any russian military forces move across ukraine's border. that's the renewed invasion. it will be met with swift, severe and a united response from the united states. in our partisan allies. the u. s is sending up to $200 million worth of emergency military aid , and it has authorized european allies to send us made anti tank and anti aircraft weapons. russia has asked for security guarantees from nato, including a promise the alliance will not admit ukraine or any other former soviet nations as new members. the music world is mourning the loss of meatloaf, the legendary singer and actor reportedly became seriously ill after contracting covid-19. follow the money. born marvin lee a day meatloaf was best known for his 1977 album, bat out of hell and songs like paradise by the dashboard light and two out of three ain't bad. meat loaf sold 100 million albums worldwide and starting se