u. s. calls and emergency meeting of ukraine crisis. united nations security council is to meet within hours to deliberate on the threat of a russian invasion. meanwhile, washington prepares what it calls that the mother of all sanctions on moscow. and digging out after a massive blizzard on the west, east coast major disruptions after some places get up to 80 centimeters of cell. ah, i'm see me so much going to it's good to have you with us. we will get to our top stories in a moment, but we want to start with some breaking news. a manhunt is underway in southwest germany. after 2 police officers were killed during a traffic stop. the 2 officers had star the vehicle near the city of kaiser's law turn when shots were fired. when back up arrive, the 24 year old female officer and a male colleague, age 29, were found dead. the suspects fled the scene and we are monitoring the latest details on that story. we'll bring you an update in the next show. now to our top story, it's being called north korea's most significant weapons test. in year

u. s. called the situation urgent and dangerous, and accused russia of destabilizing europe, by massing more than a 100000 troops near its border with ukrainian dakota. here are the us and russian ambassadors, speaking today at the un. the threats of aggression on the border of ukraine. yes, on its border is provocative. are recognition that the facts on the ground is not provocative. the threats of action, if rushes, security demands art net is provocative or encouraging diplomacy is not provocative that provocations from russia not from us or other members of this council william the opposite of you assure us that russia's military action against ukraine is coming in just a few weeks time, if not a few days time, there is no proof whatsoever to support this serious accusation for serial gregory . however, it is not preventing people from whipping up hysteria. to such an extent that an actual economic impact is already being felt by our ukrainian neighbors. to see i, we're going to get more now f

u. s. called the situation urgent and dangerous, because accusing russia of destabilizing europe. has some of the exchanges between the u. s. and russian ambassadors to the un. the threats of aggression on the border of ukraine. yes, on its border, is provocative. our recognition of the facts on the ground is not provocative. the threats of action, if rushes, security demands art net is provocative. or encouraging diplomacy is not provocative that provocations from russia not from us or other members of this council. william, we are serious. you assure us that russia's military action against ukraine is coming in just a few weeks time. if not a few days time. there is no proof whatsoever to support this serious accusation. presidio good. however, it is not preventing people from whipping up hysteria to such an extent that an actual economic impact is already being felt by our ukrainian neighbors. and i'll get more details on that story from our dc correspondence shortly. meanwhile, u. k prime minister bars johnson face, a grilling pot, grilling in parliament of an investigation int

u. s. calling for more sanctions on pyongyang, dutch prime minister, margareta says, the netherlands will relax. some coven, 19 restrictions hospitalizations have dropped despite a surgeon army on various cases. shops, jim's hair dresses as well as sports clubs will now be allowed to reopen. meanwhile, germany has seen record numbers of new coven 19 cases. this week is joined. the list of countries reporting amik hon. as the dominant variance. now accounting for over 70 percent of all new cases. german labs and testing centers are struggling to meet the demand for pcr tests. these people are waiting to excess, one of berlin's 11 senate funding test centers. the only place is in the german capital where people can get a free p c. r test, under certain conditions, the high risk of infection warning on this. so called corona up, a positive rapid test. or if they've been formerly identified as a contact person of someone infected. in this case, most people i infected that most of them are so vaccinated

u. s. calls and emergency meeting on the ukraine crisis, the united nations security council meeting with an hours to deliberate on the threat of russian invasion. meanwhile, washington to prepares what it calls the mother of old sanctions. on moscow, afghans find refuge in the eastern european country of albania, as they wait for the us to take them. it has promised that many fear that dream will never come troop and digging out after a massive blizzard on the us east coast major disruptions after some places get up to 80 centimeters of snow. ah i'm to be so much gun. it's good to have you with us. it's in called north korea's most significant weapons test in years, the reclusive regime has confirmed it has launched a missile that can reach us faces in the pacific state. media said the weapon was a while song, 12, a ballistic missile of intermediate range. it is capable of hitting the u. s. territory of guam with a nuclear warhead. it is the 1st time the north has tested a missile that size tens

u. s. calling for more sanctions on young dutch prime minister mach router, says the netherlands will relax. some coven 19 restrictions hospitalizations have dropped despite a surge in amik on variance cases. shops, jim's head, dresses, and sports clubs will now be allowed to reopen. in while germany has seen records numbers of new coven 19 cases, this week, it's joined the list of countries reporting amik hahn as the dominant variant. now, accounting for over 70 percent of all new cases. there's growing demand for p. c r tests, and that's now pushing german labs to their limit. isn't yet everywhere. lab, chief dns, hydro look cool. urgent pc artist awaiting one on almost all the samples from people who might have covered 19. on the upper floor technicians extract the our ne, from test swabs and concentrated below. come evermore mountains of samples. a grueling task with $4000.00 pcr tests each day. medical clinics, testing facilities and individuals, it's the volume and duration of the crisis that

u. s. calls and emergency meeting on the ukraine crisis. united nations security council is to meet within hours to deliberate on the threat of a russian invasion. meanwhile, washington prepares but it copes the mother of all sanctions on moscow. also on the program, afghans find refuge in the eastern european country of albania, as they wait for the us to take them in as promised. but any fear that dream may never come, troop ah, i'm glad others welcome to the program and more about all those stories in a moment. but we want to start with some a breaking news. a manhunt is underway in southwest germany after 2 police officers were killed during a traffic stop. the 2 officers had stopped a car near the city of kaiser's lawton. when shots were fired. when back up arrived, the 24 year old female officer and a male colleague, aged $29.00, were found dead. the suspects have fled this scene a correspond belinda crane is following this story of for us, melinda. what more can you tell us? well, not a whole lot so far, the police are still hunting

u. s. calling for more sanctions on john gen 3. people have been injured in a stabbing attack in japan's capitol. police have arrested a 17 year old linked to the incident outside tokyo university. the victims were to students and an elgin, elderly man who is reportedly in serious condition to nami, waves have reached the pacific islands of tonga after the reception of an undisturbed volcano. new zealand has issued a soon ami wanting for its coastal areas. the hunger tonga hung a high pi volcano, has triggered several tsunami warnings in recent days. milton, we do not prime minister mach router says the netherlands will relax. some coven 19 restrictions hospitalizations have dropped despite the surgeon comic con, variance cases. shops, jim's head, dresses, and sports clubs will now be allowed to reopen a germany as seen, a record numbers of new cove at 19 cases. this week, it's joined the list of countries reporting, ami kron as the dominant variant. now accounting for around a 70 percent of all new cases. there's growing demands f

u. s. calling for more sanctions on pyongyang. dutch prime minister mach router, says the netherlands will relax. some mccovie 19 restrictions hospitalizations have dropped despite a surgeon army con variance cases. shops, jim's head, dresses, and sports clubs will now be allowed to reopen. at germany has seen record numbers of new cove at 19 cases. this week it's joined the list of countries reporting, omicron as the dominant variant. now, accounting for over at 70 percent of all new cases, german labs are struggling to meet the demand for p. c. r tests. and so are testing that i saw the testing centers. these people are waiting to excess, one of berlin's 11 senate funded test centers. the only place is in the german capital where people can get a free p, c r test. under certain conditions. the high risk of infection warning on their so called current up a positive rapid test. or if they've been formerly identified as a contact person of some one infected indies, q, most people i infected, but mos

u. s. calls and emergency meeting on the ukraine crisis. united nations security council is meeting with an hours to deliberate on the threat of a russian invasion. meanwhile, washington prepares what it calls the mother of all sanctions on moscow. and afghans find refuge in the eastern european country of albania, as they wait for the us to take them in as promised. but many fears that grieved will never come true. ah, i'm soon is almost gone. that's good to have you with us. it's been called north korea's most significant weapons test in years, the reclusive regime has confirmed it has launched a missile that can reach us bases in the pacific state. media said the weapon was a why song, 12 for ballistic missile of intermediate range. it is capable of heading the u. s. territory of guam with a nuclear warhead. it's the 1st time the north has tested a missile that sy, since 2017. the reports had pictures of the earth were taken in space from the missiles knows cone. it's flight was 1st detected by neighboring south korea and japan which cond

u. s. president decide to move ahead with what he's calling an additional deployment. we expect some sort of decision by the end of the week, potentially in coordination with nato allies. the u. s. president readying for possible deployment. not just airship or warships, but also aircraft. and up to 8500 military personnel, and there is the possibility of that number increasing should number one, vladimir putin decided to invade ukraine and are 2 things deteriorate. now, it is important to know that none of this is going directly into ukraine, but instead would be going to nato allies. the point is, is this would be to strengthen the nato alliance is something that the united states says it intends to do is as an says, this is a result of. 6 what it sees as russian aggression, namely, the 10s of thousands of military troops that are, have amassed themselves, a long rushes border near ukraine. understandable administration has been talking to some journalists about the actions. it's going to take, if russia should move towards or in to ukraine, would have been saying yea

u. s. called an emergency meeting of the security council. the only objection came from moscow and b, g. what we saw was a public diplomatic brawl. the u. s. accusing russia of acting like a bully, preparing to strike moscow, accusing washington of creating a crisis with fear. mark, now we've heard this over and over before to night. are we closer to peace or are we closer to war? i'm break off in berlin. this is the day ah, the situation we're facing in europe is purging danger, refill, lack, credible explanations by russia with actions. and milton, with the discussion about the imminent threat of law is inherently provocative. if russia further in bays ukraine, none of us will be able to say we didn't see it coming to play the experience. we cannot believe russian declarations. but the only practical moves on withdrawal of troops from the boy. oh, also coming up serious failures at the heart of government, a u. k. report into walk down breaking parties in downing street is blaming failures of leadership and judgment. so what does prime minis

u. s. called an emergency meeting of the security council. the only objection came from moscow and b g. what we saw was a public diplomatic brawl. the u. s. accusing russia of acting like a bully, preparing to strike.

u. s. c e said that is in totty on true. well as the u. s. calls for russia to pull back its troops on the ukrainian border, the 1st shipment of washington's 200000000 dollar military a package arrived in kiev on saturday. i would note that the united states has delivered more security assistance to ukraine in the last year than any point in history. and these deliveries are ongoing, including today there's more deliveries coming. we recently notified congress of our intend to deliver and 17 helicopters, other nato members as stony law fear and the few india have pledged to send more lethal weapons to strengthen ukraine's ability to defend itself in case of a russian invasion. russia denies all the allegations about funding, any kind of military offensive. germany doesn't support sending weapons to ukraine either saying it will not help the fuse, the crisis. but kids accuse berlin of undermining the unity between nato allies. i'm encouraging loving. we are putin's invasion. however, germany claims arms exports will only pers, tensions higher. the f

u. s. calling for the deposed president. immediate release. crowds have been gathering in the capital to show their support for the military. the soldiers say they took power because of the government's failure to contain attacks from armed groups. because hack reports he sense of unease and uncertainty in burkina faso capital rugger. dougal at the market taylor city mon compound is worried for us, so has a checkered past with a series of military coups since independence in 1900. 60 the fears the latest military take over me so disunity level. but the problem is we don't have peace in brooklyn of fast, so i hope the military didn't just come to take power. they need to bring back civilians, so they can go back to their work and defend the country. the army has suffered several defeats against arm groups linked to al qaeda and i thought they appeared to be gaining ground, forcing millions to flee towards the capital. soldiers seized power on monday by attacking the president's motorcade. the troops

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u. k, which our moscow believes as bog down in so called fake news. just a hours ahead of this week. so security talks are the u. s. date, the pop, an outline what it cited as examples of russian dis, information. russia's foreign minister was critical of both the content, but perhaps more importantly, it's timing as well. it's you more, you go, go to rosie, but the lease documents which the u. s. state department has of course prepared deliberately for today's meeting. a simply impossible to read. it's enough to scroll through a couple of random pages to be sure. none of the provisions stand up to any critical analysis. in many cases, it is simply align reduce, coin, or sponsor russia has drawn up now its own fact checking. lesson meantime, accused washington of a so called toxic campaign being waged against russia. well, let's get both sides of this story is our senior correspondent, murat gazda. if you may have seen this list, a fantastic exposure say of russian fiction, that's a good read, bold print and a world painted in black and white. simplified, pre digested and regurgitated russians. bad americans, good

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u. s. calling for a more robust military support of ukraine and it was the europeans who said no. so biden has taken a pragmatic view that this is just not something that the europeans and the americans will sign up to. um so they have to think of other things which are economic sanctions as hard as they possibly can be. that seems to maybe have had some impact on putin's thinking. um but this is the asymmetry that michelle was talking about. i mean russians will put troops on the ground, they already have um western powers won't but they'll do as much as they can to support ukraine. and and that's the tricky thing. i mean that's what we we want to avoid that in any case and this is what the diplomats are right now as we speak, working on what can they give russia that isn't sacrificing a core principle and sacrificing ukrainians what might be marcus, actually, i'm, my concern is that, you know the russian us talks on monday, nobody was really mentioning the minsk agreements. so they actually, we have the diplomatic and political pathways on the table which can be which can be fol

u. s. calling for a more robust military support of ukraine and it was the europeans who said no. so biden has taken a pragmatic view that this is just not something that the europeans and the americans will sign up to. um so they have to think of other things which are economic sanctions as hard as they possibly can be. that seems to maybe have had some impact on putin's thinking. um but this is the asymmetry that michelle was talking about. i mean russians will put troops on the ground, they already have um western powers won't but they'll do as much as they can to support ukraine. and and that's the tricky thing. i mean that's what we we want to avoid that in any case and this is what the diplomats are right now as we speak, working on what can they give russia that isn't sacrificing a core principle and sacrificing ukrainians what might be marcus, actually, i'm, my concern is that, you know the russian us talks on monday, nobody was really mentioning the minsk agreements. so they actually, we have the diplomatic and political pathways on the table which can be which can be fol

u. s. calling for a more robust military support of ukraine, and it was the europeans who said no. so biden has taken a pragmatic view. that this is just not something that the europeans and the americans will sign up to. so they have to think of other things which are economic sanctions as hard as they possibly can be. that seems to maybe have had some impact on putins thinking. but this is the activity that michelle was talking about amid russians will put troops on the ground. they already have a western powers won't, but they'll do as much as they can to support crane and, and that's the tricky thing. i mean, that's what we, we want to avoid that in any case and this is what the diplomats are right now as we speak working on what can they give russia that isn't sacrificing a core principle in sacrificing ukrainians. why should be marcus? actually i'm my concern is that during the russian you have talk on monday, nobody wrote was rudimentary kaminsky agreements. so the, the actual we have diplomatic improve to go pathways on the table and which can be, will, can be followed sinc

u. k, which moscow believes as bog down and so called fake news. just hours ahead of this week, security talks, the u. s. the state department outline what it's cited as examples of russian disinformation in a report that presented opinions as facts. a rushes or foreign minister was critical of both the content and its timing it tomorrow you can go to rosie, but the lease documents which the u. s. state department has of course prepare deliberately for today's meeting is simply impossible to read. it's enough to scroll through a couple of random pages to be sure, none of the provisions stand up to any critical analysis. in many cases, it is simply align reduce. well, in response to russia has draw up its own fact checking list and accused washington of a, quote, toxic campaign against russia. well, let's have a look at both sides of this story is auntie's marquez div. you may have seen this list. oh, fantastic exposure. they have russian fiction, that's a good read, bold print and a world painted in black and white. simplified, pre digested and regurgitated russians. bad americans, good lito does not en

u. s. calls for russia to pull back his troops on the ukrainian border. the 1st shipment of washington, $200000000.00 military a package arrived in care of on saturday. i would note that the united states is delivered more security assistance to ukraine in the last year than any point in history. and these deliveries are ongoing, including today there's more deliveries coming. we recently notified congress of our intent to deliver and 17 helicopters of the nato members, estonia, latvia in lithuania, have pledged to send more lethal weapons to strengthen ukraine's ability to defend itself. in case of a russian invasion, russia has repeatedly denied planning any kind of military offensive. germany meanwhile, doesn't support sending weapons to ukraine central not help defused. the crisis here in response accused berlin of undermining the unity between nato allies. even going as far as to accuse germany of encouraging and evasion, berlin claims arms exports will only pushed tensions higher. the federal government has had a clear stance regarding arms exports

u. s. calling for the immediate release of the deposed president of rock market board. ah, hundreds of people celebrated in the streets of the capital on tuesday in a show of support for the military. the soldiers say they took power because of the government failure to contain attacks from armed was west africa. the regional block eco was says, the president resigned under threat and intimidation from the military. some ethnic has more now from the capital one, diesel. there's been a lot of public support as of yesterday when they made the announcements. today there were several 100 potential up to a 1000 people gathering downtown in the square carrying, champing, supporting the military. so there's a lot of support right now for, for the military. and then people are aware that there's also potential sanction coming from the regional block. and they, they say down with ac was the regional, but they, they're not need to care. right now they think that the military takeover is worth whatever that they might have to face down the line. there's a lot of questions about ho

u. s. calls for russia to po box kits. troops on the ukrainian border, the 1st shipment of the washington's $200000000.00 military aid package arrived in kiev on saturday. i would note that the united states has delivered more security assistance to ukraine in the last year than any point in history. and these deliveries are ongoing, including today there's more deliveries coming. we recently notified congress of our 10 to deliver and 17 helicopters, which is absolutely right. so the nato members, estonia love, feel, if you, any of the, of all pledge this and more lethal weapons to strengthen ukraine's ability to spend itself in the case of a, so the russian invasion, russia has repeatedly deny plumbing, any kind of military offensive. germany meanwhile, doesn't support sending weapons to ukraine, saying it will not help the fuse, the crisis. cuban response accuse berlin of undermining the unity between nato allies. even going as far as to accuse germany of encouraging an invasion earlier claims

u. s. u and echoes calling for the immediate release of present rock about a, a group of soldiers deposed cavalry on monday and his whereabouts are known. some ethnic has more from the capital. people took it as they were honking their horns. they were cheering, and the people that i spoke to said that some of them said this was overdue. they were really happy about this. they were hoping that this would change the time people have been dying civilians are displayed. the military has been struggling to fight insurgency. and the population just said they're fed up with the government and really, really hoping that haven't military and young military in charge of the country will change the situation. at least a football fans have been killed us in africa, cup of nations, game in cameroon. now they were crushed in a stem paid as they tried to enter the stadium outside the capital. one day, the whole nation was playing morris. police in london opened an investigation into the government events held during the crow virus lockdown that comes on the u. k. prime minister faces new allegations that he at

u. s. called the new sanctions is the 3rd launch this month. and the 6th since september, the government defended the test. there's a legitimate right to self defense, and ward of a stronger reaction if more sanctions are imposed. the e. u has condemned a cyber attack on ukraine's government and is called an emergency meeting to respond hackers, targeted websites for the ministry of foreign affairs and other agencies. it's not yet clear who is behind it. foreign ministry says has been a long record of russian cyber attacks in the past. there's been recent tensions after moscow sent troops to its border with ukraine. russia's foreign minister, so guy leverage says his country's prepared to respond. if western nations reject moscow's security proposals, he was a denial on the in rising to the mall, including the limits to nato expansion. several rounds of talks to diffuse. the crisis and eastern ukraine have been taking place this week. but the most volatile is i've still got to lose. we have talked about the fact that such an approach is accepta

u. s. called the new sanctions, the 3rd law this month and the 6th since september, the government defended the tests as a legitimate right self defense and warned of a stronger reaction of more sanctions are imposed. queen elizabeth has stripped her son, prince andrew, of all military and royal titles. it comes a day off for a judge in the u. s. rule the civil law suit accusing him of sexual abuse, can continue the genie as you fray picture here with the prince says she was forced air effects with him and other men. when she was 17 years old, buckingham palace says prince andrew will defend the case as a private citizen. jenny bond is a u. k. royal commentator, she says, prince andrew reputation will not recover whatever the outcome of the trial. what we're seeing here is the institution of monarchy acting quite quickly, quite ruthlessly. one might say, certainly, brutally to protect itself. the queen decided that enough was enough last few weeks it months of been dominated by leer. it headlines

u. s. calling for the immediate release of the deposed president, rock, cowboy, ah, hundreds of people celebrated in the streets of the capital and tuesday in a show of support for the military. the soldiers that say that they took power because of the government's failure to contain attacks from armed groups, west africa, regional block eco, was as the president resigned under threat and intimidation from the military. and as called for an emergency summit. so med, nick has more now from the capital worker to there's been a lot of public support as of yesterday when they made the announcement. and then today there were several 100 potential up to a 1000 people gathering downtown in the square carrying, champing, supporting the military. so there's a lot of support right now for, for the military. and then people are aware that there's also potential sanction coming from the regional block. and they, they say down with hacker watson, regional what they, they're not to need to care right now. they t

u. s. called the new sanctions. it's the 3rd launch this month and the 6th since september, the government defended the tests as a legitimate right to self defense. and one of a stronger reaction of more sanctions are imposed. as headlines one you see here on al jazeera run after inside story, i'll say next time, but i ah, it's a meeting reminiscence of the cold war era, nato and russia, thompson, brussels with relations said to be at a critically low level. so exactly what does the site actually one is an on conflict. now likely, what does diplomacy still have a chance? this is inside story. ah hello and welcome to the program. i'm pete adobe. a high stakes meeting between russia and the north atlantic treaty organization, nato. over ukraine ended without a breakthrough. politicians and military men from both sides said significant differences remained during what they described as frank and open discussions. more talks are underway, but failing to reach an understanding means the risk of armed conflict in europe i

u. s. calling for an engine pandemic restriction. and we may be indonesian fishermen jail for rescuing stranded rank a refugee rice group called with everything. ah, no korea conducted another missile test. this was the 7th of this month. south korea, governments as an intermediate range, ballistic missile, was fired and said president min j into personally preside over a meeting of the national security council. it also appears to be the most powerful miss all 5, since you as president joe biden took office a little over a year ago. january has seen the highest number of missile launches by young young in any single month, highlighting the nuclear armed states expanding arsenal. the government claims to have launched hypersonic and long range cruise missiles from rail calls and airports bus crucially, north korea hasn't tested the intercontinental ballistic missiles or nuclear weapons since 2017. however, late a kim jones and has indicated he may end the more than 4 year phrase on those the launches. last now we spoke to robert kell

u. s. calling for talks from forest walker monitoring developments from tbilisi, georgia. the internet is still more or less down in kazakhstan and i have not been able to reach people on the ground that for most of today. but we can say with some confidence that these protests are not going away. they are happening nationwide. this is a vast country, the size of europe, and they're happening in cities across the country. but yes, the, the epa center of the violence is happening in marty. that's the former capital and the largest cultural and commercial center of the country. so i have been seeing some tweets from journalist colleagues who report that we are still hearing gunfire in the center of our t as security forces attempt to re take control of the administrative building. the mess offices in downtown murphy, heavy gunfire and we have seen more filled with bodies on, on social media uploads and security services saying that they have lost personnel. 13 was the latest counts and with more than $300.00 wounded. well, we certainly, unfortunately expect that the death to

u. s. is calling for direct talks without preconditions. the british government says that prime minister boris johnson has received a report from the investigation into lockdown gatherings held at his residence. some of su grey's findings are withheld because of a separate police investigation into alleged rule breaches. johnson is also previously promised to release its findings and full. he's faced calls to resign over evidence of several lockdown gatherings at number 10 downing street during corona bar as lot dance. 37 new cases of the corona virus have been reported among those arriving in bay jing for the olympic went to games. athletes and staff are being kept apart from the public and will be tested daily. a cabinet minister in hong kong, a step down after attending a birthday party, despite a government call for people to avoid large gatherings. casper 3 was the home affairs minister. portugal is prime minister has won a 3rd consecutive tub and office antonio costa's ruling socialists secured a full majority in sunday, snap election

u. s. rejects calls for immediate sanctions on russia. ukrainian soldiers patrol day a border is more than 100000 russian troops mash on the other side, but u. s. secretary of state antony blink and says, diplomacy needs to be given a chance 1st to discourage russia from inviting. also coming up a few as imposed in bikini faso optim paypal, barricaded the streets with burning ties in support of soldiers. staging a mutiny, a demanding military prosper zine as anger rises over the inability to stop an islamist insurgency and make over for em and the hams, or at least they mascots the candies famous, but melting in your mouth, not in your hand. now i want to be known for something else, inclusiveness. ah, i'm anthony. how'd welcome military i deserve. i think in here from the u. s. pollen. britain and others as he crime faces the threat of a possible new invasion by russia. calls have been growing for economic sanctions on oscar as it builds up its forces along the border. but washington has said, diplomacy needs to be given another chance. it's been dubbed the new cold war with relations bet

u. s. rejects calls for immediate sanctions on russia. ukraine soldiers patrol they a border has more than 100000 russian troops mass on the other side. but u. s. secretary of state antony blink and says, diplomacy needs to be given a chance 1st to discourage russia from invading. also coming up a curfew as imposed in burkina faso after people barricade the streets with burning tires in support of soldiers staging a mutiny. they're demanding military bras, resign as anger rises over the inability to stop an islamist insurgency. ah, m. anthony howard broke into the program. military aid is arriving in keith from the us, poland, britain, and others as ukraine face as the threat of a possible invasion by russia. calls have been growing for economic sanctions on moscow as it builds up its forces along the border. but washington has said, diplomacy needs to be given another chance it's been dubbed the new cold war with relations between russia and the west. as biting as the weather on ukraine's eastern boulders will pretty well. the british foreign officers publicly accused president putin of p