s. secretary of state antony blinkin on a state visit and far way fiji. backed up this assessment we continue to see very troubling signs of russian escalation, including new forces arriving around ukraine borders. as i said yesterday were in the window when a russian invasion can start at any time if president putin so decides that includes in the coming days, all diplomatic efforts to deescalate have failed to bridge the divide, germany, which unlike other nato countries, has refused to send arms to ukraine for fear provoking, russia continues to hold out hope i'm not annoyed less yes, give me want to make clear that there is a red line here, and this is the sovereignty of ukraine. we are preparing our response with all necessary measures and toughness, but we are also simultaneously working for dialogue and for the process. not only to be back at the table, but to stay there. on tish mission designs, orlando at all heard sublime german chancellor, olaf shots will travel to moscow on tuesday to meet with fulton, one little bother hoffman. we have to be rid amid the exodus from his

is skeptical. secretary of state antony blinkin maintains that russia is on the verge of invading ukraine is all logic. everything we're seeing tells us that the decision we believe present hooton's may to, to invade is moving forward. we've seen that with of provocations created by the russians are separate his forces over the weekend, false flag operations. now the news suggest this morning that the quote unquote exercises russia was engaged in belarus with 30000 russian forces that were supposed to end this weekend will now continue the weekend of mixed messages and power plays was paralleled by memorial events in key of commemorating the victims of the might on square protests in 2014 and on this day there was a turn in the history. the people who died here are our heroes. and we have to remember them. the theme done with it, but for the purpose, we need to remember that people gave their lives for ukraine and for our european future, we need to respect and to love it. back then dozens were killed during protests that ousted ukraine's pro russian president. 8 years later that people h

s. secretary of state antony blinkin says that he's canceled a meeting with his washing counterpart, so gala roth that was scheduled to take place later this week. president putin's deeply disturbing speech yesterday and his statements to day may clear the world how he views ukraine. not as a sovereign nation with the right to territorial integrity and independence, but rather as a creation of russia and therefore subordinate to russia. it's a completely false assertion that ignores history international law and the 10s of millions of patriotic ukrainians who were proud citizens of a free and independent ukraine. the un secretary general was appeal for restraint and de escalation in the crisis. santoyo gutierrez says that any conflict between russia and ukraine would be catastrophic parliament in moscow was approved a request by president putin to allow the deployment of brushing forces abroad. the decision by the upper house of parliament takes effect immediately, a germany as halting work on the finishing touches to the north stream to gas pipeline. the $11000000000.00 project was

s. believes the attack could happen in the coming hours. secretary of state antony blinkin says everything appears implies for russia to launch a major aggression and recent days have already seen a dramatic increase in separate as shelling in east and ukraine sending residence, playing they w visits a village caught in the crossfire. ah, i am rebecca writ us welcome to the program. ukrainian president va laudermill zalinski has made an emotional play to russians not to support quote, a major war in europe. speaking in russian zalinski said that the russian people are being lied to the late night video appeal came shortly after self proclaimed separatist leaders in easton, ukraine asked russian president vladimir putin for military support. yeah, british crises, congressmen look, i'm addressing you, the russian people as a ukrainian citizen bullying. we are separated by a border stretching more than 2000 kilometers witness. they had right now there are 200000 of your soldiers there. washer or oak of what's your leadership is all rise them to move into the territory of another country. if a

if russia invades ukraine, he was secretary of state antony blinkin, has reinforced washington support for give russian president vladimir putin has hit back. in his 1st remarks on the crisis in a month, he accuses the west of ignoring moscow concerns about security in the region. russia still in dialogue with the u. s. and its allies about ukraine, but president vladimir putin expressed skepticism about the process. so for found my glow nic evil, this is the united states, most important goal is to contain russia. what that's the thing you wouldn't believe in this sense. ukraine itself is just a tool to achieve this goal. this can be done in different ways. one of them is to draw into armed conflict on across the border and give british prime minister boris johnson, met with ukrainian president followed amir zalinski in a press conference. afterwards, johnson warned that war should be avoided at all costs. russia invasion of ukraine would be a political disaster. humanitarian disaster, in my view, would also be for russia for the world, a military disaster as well. and i, i the out po

on friday about russia's troop build up on the ukraine border, is coming after secretary of state antony blinkin delivered a warning about moscow's motives at a un security council meeting. kristen salumi has more secretary of state antony blanket made a last minute detour to the united nations on his way to europe to address the security council. again warning that russia was poised to attack ukraine. some have called into question or information. recalling previous instances where intelligence ultimately did not bear out. but let me be clear. i am here to day, not to start a war, but to prevent one. russia's deputy foreign minister, sir, gave, or shannon called the accusations baseless, insisting that weapons supplied to ukraine by the west are the real threat globally . the coastal is not as used. the fact is that the russian forces were on the russian territory and remain on russian territory. and the day before yesterday, some of the units off of their exercises were returning to the home basis. still, many countries expressed concern as the number of russian troops on the border appears to

s. secretary of state antony blinkin, who was again asked about the prospect of war. the differences have to resolve through dialogue through diplomacy. ah, we are deeply concerned that that is not the path. it rushes martin. the man g l vitale, click go. he was in the audience. we're ready to fight. we're ready to defend our families, our faith, our cities, our citizens. we need support a point clearly aimed at germany, which has not been supplying weapons to ukraine. the position, the foreign minister said was based on her country's history, our responsibility after the 2nd world war was that never again from germany, there will be wall and never again, there will be genocide. the discussion was moderated by the incoming chairman of the munich security conference. christoph hoisin is his country's former ambassador to the un and was chancellor merkel, st foreign policy adviser back. and basset, of the big question. is there going to be a war? i think nobody knows. i don't know if putting himself knows he's plain he's playing his game. see is one day saying that now

national security team were there on the hill for 6 hours on thursday, led by secretary of state antony blinkin. and lloyd austin, who of course, is the defense secretary know among the things that the tall lawmakers is that the believe vladimir putin is 70 percent ready to attack ukraine and launch a full invasion. they believe that within 3 days the russians could take, keep the capitol. they are talking about the number of casualties as well. seeing that there could be more than 1000000 people displaced internally or heading to neighboring countries as soon as the fighting starts. that up to $50000.00 ukranian citizens could be killed or injured. $25000.00 ukrainian troops could be killed or injured. and the statistics for the russians, quite frightening as well. up 210000 russian troops to be killed in any operation. the russians themselves, they see all of this is nonsense that they could invent figures as well. 2 claim that there was intelligence to sure that the americans were about to invade the united kingdom, and there would be a $130000.00 deaths and injuries. within the 1st few hour

the secretary state antony blinkin is expected to speak to moscow's foreign minister, a survey lod robin the coming hours. both sides have already exchanged letters outlining their positions. the usaa is now up to russia to discuss its response. on monday, the un security council met for the 1st time to discuss the russian trip build up. today in the united nations, we've laid out the full nature of russia's threat to ukraine sovereignty and the territorial integrity of ukraine, as well as the core tenants of a rural based international order. and we, we continue to urge diplomacy as the best way forward. but with russia is continuing to build up of its forces around ukraine. we are ready, no matter what happens. there were the divisions, the un security council meeting with russia and the us accusing each other of spreading misinformation or diplomatic editor james base has more from new york. the security council heard 2 very different arguments about the situation in eastern europe. the u. s, which called this meeting says the russian military build up around ukraine is the largest mo

has again warned that russia could invade ukraine at any moment . secretary of state antony blinkin told the united nations security council that moscow may manufacture an excuse to attack russia's deputy foreign minister called the allegations baseless beyond the war of words fighting and eastern ukraine is worsening russian back separatists and ukrainian government forces accused each other of stepping up artillery and mortar fire in the contested don bass region. charles stratford has more from pablo peele in southeastern ukraine. we've been speaking to people in this village. they indeed say that in the last couple of days, there has been an escalation of shelling. they were telling us that sir, they heard shelling this morning between around 5 and 8 in the morning. it was the same yesterday. and it's been a similar kind of story. are all on various areas of the 420 kilometer frontline in the last 24 hours the ukrainian military this morning saying shelling had on was on going all had continued overnight. the people you speak to, most of them do not believe that there will be any fur

essentially what to the secretary of state antony blinkin has done on friday is restore one part of the deal that was reached back in 2015. this sanctions waiver allows foreign companies and governments to assist iran in the maintenance of 3 of its nuclear reactors. both share a rock which is a heavy water reactor and the terran research reactor. otherwise, without this a waiver, these companies and other governments could find themselves in trouble with the us, possibly facing a sanctions or ra, criminal charges of their own for assisting the government. this is a purely a maintenance, a type of relationship. you're bringing in parts, bringing in the ability to monitor the amount of, of, of uranium that has been processed. and basically making certain that everything is safe at these 3 facilities. this is a technical step, one that needed to be done just for the safety of these facilities. and to in order to load, try to make certain that all of the terms of the j, c, p, away or ra nuclear deal can be complied with. you need to have the ability for other parties, not just the u. s. and

s. secretary of state antony blinkin is scheduled later today to meet with his ukrainian counterpart. he has said that this is to quote, a predictable, shameful act on behalf of russia. it comes as the american president joe biden, issued an executive order, imposing sanctions on moscow. and at the same time, prohibiting any kind of new investments, trade, or financing by the united states, follow ganske and or de nits. at the same time, over night, the u. s. state department pulled out all its staff from revolve in ukraine, and they spent the night in poland. the nato secretary general has said at that the announcement by russia and mines any kind of settlement activity and is a pretext for russian invasion, which is a sentiment that we have heard from numerous other countries. latvian prime minister, for example, has said that as latest development is a continuation of what started back in 2014 and is an attempt by russia to redraw the borders of europe to day let fear will be delivering javelin anti tank missiles to ukraine. this comes as the you already approved a package of some

speaking of the united nations security council, your secretary of state antony, blinkin repeated warnings that russia is poised to launch an attack. russia insisted that it is withdrawing troops and accused to ukraine of failing to implement a previous piece deal. now there are reports of fighting in ukraine's east with the government and pro russia separatists accusing each other of carrying out sharing attacks. in this government held village in eastern ukraine, a kindergarten hit by a shell. the ukranian army says the shell that was fired from the other side just into this came up there where you can see this hole in the wall. and it fell into place where the kids were going to have their gym class. luckily none of the kids was inside that room. let them in, did another kid is not after children were having breakfast at the time and were planning to have lessons in that room at 9 a. m. according to their schedule. as luckily the children were not heard. only the employees were shell shocked. you as president joe biden believes the russian invasion will take place any day now. oh, job m

the or secretary of state antony blinkin made the comments at the un security council and repeated his governments assertion that moscow is looking to manufacture a pretext for war. u. s. president joe biden says he expects russian military action within the next several days. but russia has continued to reject accusations that it plans any sort of attack despite amassing more than a $150000.00 troops along its border. i have no doubt that the response to my remarks here today will be more dismissal from the russian government about the united states, stroking hysteria, or that it has no plans to invade ukraine. so let me make the symbol the russian government can announce today, with no qualification equivocation or deflection that russia will not invade ukraine, stated clearly stated plainly to the world and then demonstrate it by sending your troops, your tanks, your planes, back to their merits can hangers and sending your diplomats to the negotiating table in the coming days, the world will remember that commitment or the refusal to make it suitable, especially as speak. we got so

s. secretary of state antony blinkin. who was again asked about the prospect of war. the differences have to resolve through dialogue through diplomacy. ah, we are deeply concerned that that is not the path. it rushes. martin, the man g. l vitale, click go. he was in the audience. we are ready to fight. we're ready to defend our families, our faith, our cities, our citizens. we need support a point clearly aimed at germany, which has not been supplying weapons to ukraine. the position, the foreign minister that said was based on her country's history, our responsibility after the 2nd world war was that never again from germany, there will be wall and never again, there will be genocide. the discussion was moderated by the incoming chairman of the munich security conference. christoph hoisin is his country's former ambassador to the un and was chancellor merkel foreign policy adviser back and basset, of the big question. is there going to be a war? i think nobody knows. i don't know if he put in himself knows he's plain he's playing this game. see is one day saying tha

, biting, repeated warnings of severe consequences if russia invades ukraine. secretary of state antony blinkin, says it's not too late to avoid conflict. a diplomatic path to resolving this crisis. a crisis created by the unprovoked massing of russian forces all around ukraine. that diplomatic path remains open. the way from moscow to show that it wants to pursue that path is simple. it should deescalate, rather than escalate. and it should not only talk about seeking a diplomatic outcome, but actually work toward one. the kremlin has dismissed us warnings of an imminent invasion as hysteria. but new satellite photo show the build up of military equipment in bay loosened russia. a joint military drill is expected to stop next sunday. meanwhile, moscow has voiced its concern over a decision by the organization for security and cooperation in europe to relocate from don't ask in easton ukraine. several countries are shutting the embassies and also urging their citizens to leave ukraine right away. the latest to do so is israel. opposition? parties intern is here. say they'll unite against presid

department saying that what it calls a window for invasion is still open or the secretary of state antony blinkin saying as well that the u. s. has observed no signs of any withdrawal by russian forces along the ukraine border. the statesman for the spokes, the state department went even further saying that far from there being any form of withdrawal, it appears that russia is enforcing and reinforcing its troops along that particular border. this is what state department spokesman met price at to say we are doing everything we possibly can to seek to find a peaceful resolution to the crisis. moscow has needlessly precipitated but those efforts, as we said, will be effective only if the russian federation is willing to de escalate. to be very, very clear, we have not seen that. in fact, we have seen the opposite in recent weeks. and even in recent days, more russian forces not fewer are at the border, and they are moving concerning li into fighting positions. this is cause for profound concern. president biden has spoken to allah shalt the day after the german chances talks with president poosey.

as with sanctions, you are secretary of state antony blinkin says the brother may have pu sins, real views on ukraine, on our clef. he calls them disturbing and says that he's cancelled a meeting with his washing counterpart. so gay lover of that was scheduled to take place later this week. president putin's deeply disturbing speech yesterday. and his statements to day may clear the world how he views ukraine. not as a sovereign nation with the right to territorial integrity and independence. but rather as a creation of russia and therefore subordinate to russia, it's a completely false assertion that ignores history international law and the 10s of millions of patriotic ukrainians who are proud citizens of a free and independent ukraine. and the un secretary general ontario garage has appealed for restraint. reason, a d escalation, he said military conflict between russia and ukraine would be catastrophic. with those the headlines on al jazeera, the use continues here after today's edition of inside story, coming up next. ah, russia deployed troops to east in ukraine after recognizi

russian pullback from ukraine's border is just a ruse to deceive the west or secretary of state. antony blinkin says moscow planning a chemical attack, although he hasn't back that up with any evidence of these murat gasdio explains in years past when up was up and down was down. classified intelligence was just that it was classified. so secret available to, to presidents and secret services, but that was then, it's just fashionable. now, the united states and its allies has new intelligence that russia could launch an attack on ukraine. before the end of the olympics, we have intelligence that indicates that partners preparing for, for some kind of an invasion. the intelligence we're seeing today is, is still more encouraging. us intelligence says that it has information that russia is preparing what's known as a false flag operation. to create a pretext for another invasion of ukraine, u. s. officials have obtained intelligence that rush is announced military pullback from ukraine's border was a deliberate ruse to mislead the united states and other world powers. for officials said thursday.

essentially what so the secretary of state antony blinkin has done on friday is restore one part of the deal that was reached back in 2015. this sanctions waiver eliles foreign companies and dog governments to assist iran in the maintenance of 3 of its nuclear reactors who share a rock which is a heavy water reactor and the terror on research reactor. otherwise, without this a waiver, these companies and other governments could find themselves in trouble with the you was possibly facing sanctions or ra, criminal charges of their own for assisting the government. more than half the un security council has condemned north korea for launching a medium range, ballistic messiah describing sunday's launch as a significant escalation. thousands of people have been protesting in molly against former colonial power france. it was celebrating the expulsion of the french ambassador who was given 72 hours to leave after the french foreign minister described molly's military leaders as illegitimate and out of control. you're up to date with the headlines on al jazeera, i'll be back with more news af

we need to restrain and reason we need the escalation, know, era secretary of state antony blinkin says that brother may have putins real fuse on ukraine on now. clear. he calls them disturbing and says that he's cancelled a meeting with his washing count about so gay lover of that was scheduled to take place later this week. president putin's deeply disturbing speech yesterday and his statements to day may clear the world how he views ukraine. not as a sovereign nation with the right to territorial integrity and independence, but rather as a creation of russia and therefore subordinate to russia. it's a completely false assertion that ignores history international law and the 10s of millions of patriotic ukrainians who are proud citizens of a free and independent ukraine. the regions in eastern new crane recognized by the kremlin as independent extend far beyond areas under rebel control. that's creating more uncertainty for those living near the frontline of the countries long running separatist conflicts. don't zeros hold a abdul hamid as returned to one town that she reported from l

the 1st un security council meeting on the trip build upon ukraine's border. secretary of state antony blinkin will speak to foreign minister sag elaborate on tuesday. russia wards limits to nato expansion, while the u. s. is concerned about the border threat today, the in the united nations, we've laid out for full nature of rushes, threat to ukraine sovereignty, and the territorial integrity of ukraine, as well as the core tenants of a rural based international order. and we, we continued urge diplomacy as the best way forward, but with russia is continuing to build up its forces around ukraine. we are ready, no matter what happens while they've been deep divisions, be un security council meeting, russia and the us accusing each other of spreading misinformation or diplomatic added to james base has bull from new york. the security council heard to very different arguments about the situation in eastern europe. the u. s. which called this meeting says the russian military build up around ukraine is the largest mobilization of troops in europe. in decades, rushes aggression to day, not only t

addressing the united nations security council, secretary of state antony blinkin said the incident isly what the u.s. has been warning could happen. >> russia plans to manufacture a pretext for its attack. we don't know exactly the form it will take. it could be a fabricated, so-called terrorist bombing inside russia; the invented discovery of a mass grave; a staged drone strike against civilians; or a fake-- even a real-- attack using chemical weapons. >> reporter: despite the dire warnings, blinken urged russia to engage in dialogue and diplomacy. >> let me be clear-- i am here today, not to start a war, but to prevent one. >> reporter: butthe russians took a different diplomatic approach, expelling the second-ranking american official from the u.s. embassy in moscow, something u.s. officials called baseless. and in a written response to u.s. security proposals made last month, russia warned, if the u.s. and nato don't agree to keep ukraine out of the military alliance, russia will be forced to respond with measures of a military, technical nature. also tonight, vice president harri

s. secretary of state antony blinkin says he wants to be proved wrong. of course, he's predicted many a time that there would be an invasion, but when you listen to some of the rhetoric, it kind of comes across a little bit different. our information indicates clearly that these forces are preparing to launch an attack against ukraine in the coming days. we don't know exactly the formal it could be a fabricated so called terrorist bombing inside russia, or a fake even a real attack using chemical weapons. now listening to that, danny, some people are saying that this sounds like a familiar playbook from the u. s. of course, as we've seen these accusations from antony, blinking completely baseless, of course, of domestic terrorism that could come from russia some chemical weapons. he mentioned that the un security council in new york for what we do have, what history does tell us is that this is a textbook tactic that has been used by the u. s. in the past, of course, as we see on those pre texts. so that the iraq war was launched and also the nato bombin

ah, you as secretary of state antony blinkin has urged russia to abandon the path of war against ukraine. and yet time and time again, president putin has said he has no plans for invasion. now, antony blinking addressed the un thursday, saying the us would be relieved if russia proved them wrong. with the hope that by sharing what we know with the.

in fact, very much the opposite secretary of state antony blinkin said that earlier in the day that they see no sign whatsoever. russia withdrawal, this was reiterated by the state department spokesman during a news conference, who up the ante and saying far from being any withdrawal that does in fact appear to be an increase in troops. this is what med price that to say. we are doing everything we possibly can to seek to find a peaceful resolution to the crisis. moscow has needlessly precipitated but those efforts, as we said, will be effective only if the russian federation is willing to de escalate. to be very, very clear, we have not seen that. in fact, we have seen the opposite in recent weeks. and even in recent days, more russian forces not fewer are at the border. and they are moving concerning li into fighting positions. this is cause for profound concern and also like in the last hour or so president joe biden was supposed to be speaking to the german chancellor, just a day after a discussion with president putin. here's a deed while we're waiting for a readout of that particul

s. secretary of state antony blinkin that scheduled for thursday in geneva. no confirmation of the talks between biden and puts in but or the americans will not be willing to meet face to face with vladimir putin if he invades ukrainian territory. and if there is a risk, if that is see if that happens between now and then between now and any proposed meeting is unlikely, that is ever likely to get going because what the americans want is for the russians to pull back. of course, from the border with ukraine not to advance any further. then thank you very much, bernice mr. in moscow. well, the ukrainian president vladimir zalinski is holding a national security council meeting as well in kiev. or the adult hubbard is in constant in the car in easton, ukraine. or what's the reaction from kia to that news order i think just say. and the fact that he has convened is his national security team is a, is an indication that presidents zalinski is taking very seriously at the situation . he probably knows that this is a very grave moment, a for ukraine. i'm probably g

andrew simmons al jazeera keith, the secretary of state antony blinkin, says washington is working with his allies to ensure they're prepared. if things escalate further. i just came back from unit with the vice president, she let our delegation there to make sure that we are in lockstep with allies and partners on everything that we're going to do both to see if we can still prevent present food from carrying forth. his decision and if not, making sure that we're fully coordinated with all his partners on the response, they've reiterated that massive consequences will follow if. if president putin kerry's 4th with the, the aggression i, let's speak to my kind of who joins is from washington d. c. and mike blink and reiterating the need for unified front in face he up to 3 to and any think he was working very hard at that during his most recent visit to europe, where he attended the munich security conference and had a meeting with a number of leaders on the sidelines, very important for the united states to present the united front with its nato allies and the secretary of state emphas

s. secretary of state antony blinkin. had this warning, simply put, we continue to see very troubling signs of russian escalation, including new forces arriving at the ukrainian border. and as we said before, we're in a window of when an invasion could begin at any time. and to be clear that includes during the olympics, while diplomatic efforts to defuse the crisis are continuing, the u. k. defense secretary ben wallace is in moscow and planned to meet his russian counterpart sag assure eagle, ukraine's foreign minister for his pont has told al jazeera russia's insistence that they talk directly to the separatist as part of the minsk process is unacceptable. earlier, separate is leader accused to the ukrainian government of raising the stakes by moving military haunt way. while we have correspondence in ukraine, russia, bela rose and the u. s. this our in a moment will be speaking to our white house correspondent, kimberly hall kit services. is that the better with ukraine border dose jabari is in moscow with the latest

s. secretary of state antony blinkin. who was again asked about the prospect of war. the differences have to be resolved through dialogue through diplomacy. ah, we are deeply concerned that is not the path. it rushes martin, the man here vitale, clear go. he was in the audience. we ready to fight. we're ready to defend our families, our faith, our cities, our citizens. we need support a point clearly aimed at germany, which has not been supplying weapons to ukraine's position. the foreign minister that said was based on her country's history, our responsibility after the 2nd world war was that never again from germany, there will be wall and never again, there will be genocide. the discussion was moderated by the incoming chairman of the munich security conference, or christoph hoisin is his country's former ambassador to the un and was chancellor merkel foreign policy adviser back and basset, of the big question. is there going to be a war? i think nobody knows. i don't know if putting himself knows he's plain he's playing this game. see is one day saying that now we

s. foreign minister, secretary of state antony blinkin, are very interesting, very much a to talk about here with our chief political correspondent and a crate in the studio and on the ground in munich. of course, our international editor, richard walker, who is standing by there. yes, there is. so lots a, lots a lots to talk about it. i would like to start with human and with antony blinkin a he or i'm had a very, very interesting as speech. and for me, what stood out was, was one particular sound by where he said that there's the forces are not withdrawn. and where he basically said that russia is not telling the truth that it's pulling forces back from you grain. and that is scenarios at play low. now let's listening to what antony blake, glad to. so even as we are doing everything we possibly can, to make clear that there's a diplomatic path that this has to be resolved, different have to be resolved to dialogue through diplomacy. oh, we are deeply concerned that that is not the path of rushes marked on. and that everything that we're seeing, including what you've described in the l

s. counterpart antony blinkin took to the states together, setting the tone for the 3 day conference to whiter. does miss miss dorothy sagen porter? there's a new war impending right in the middle of europe was then speaking with russia issues, an absolutely unacceptable threat with their troops build up. who am i, you know, the, the ukraine about, but also via the, all of us read and our piece architecture in europe. these a cheese is as therefore this crisis is no ukraine crisis. we have to be very careful about our framing. it's a rush, crisis course lunches, and i think present hooton's been a little bit surprised at that solidarity at the way that nato has come together. the european union has come together. ah, we come together individually as partners we come together institutionally. as long as we maintain that solidarity, we will either way, whichever path present who chooses will be ready to respond or is of another country by 2 top diplomats remarkably in tune. rather for keys may have italy, clips go, however, words of solidarity are not enough. and we understand that ger

antony blinkin. who is the secretary of state on the 24th, somewhere in europe. i asked if the decision has been made to invade. if that meeting then is irrelevant, joe biden said no, it until he actually does it, then there's always the chance for diplomacy. but clearly, joe biden sees the possibility of still being able to negotiate the way out of this and this crisis. but certainly what we had from him in the initial stages is very much what we've had from the white house over the last few weeks. that the believe that the russians are setting up a pretence to invade, saying that there's even the possibility the russians are seeing of ukrainian visual teeth described as crazy given the, the, the size of the russian forces in the americans assessment is gathered on the border of ukraine, at the moment you said it was simply wouldn't make any sense. and suggesting that this false flag would be used for an invasion to justify, to the people of russia why vladimir putin has decided to move in. but if he did the he would meet a united opposition in the free world, p