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so along with other g 7 countries, the u. s. is looking into whether it could take $300000000000.00 of c's russian central bank assets and held in western nations and put it towards up put towards helping ukraine. now, there were a few concern surrounding this idea initially, initially, one was that it might provoke a retaliatory response from vladimir putin. the other was that it might send very some signals to other countries who hold their assets and dollars for at the federal reserve bank. in new york, where a large part of these russian assets are being held. but support for the idea is growing at least here in washington. there are a few questions to be ironed out. can it directly cut those assets directly? finance the war effort to they have to be used for humanitarian aid or reconstruction. but in any case, sought biden's question the allies to come up with a strategy on this before february 24, which we know is the anniversary. the 2nd anniversary of russia's invasion of ukraine, janelle, to milan in washington dc with

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u. s. allies, namely 44 different navies, comprised of nato, g 7, as well as e u countries. meantime, the united states is also taking some credit for the fact that there is a withdrawal of some troops by israel in its war on guys of the united states gravely concerned by the large number of palestine and casualties exceeding some 20000 largely women and children. according to a national security official, the united states says the shifting tactics as well as the cotton trip numbers has a lot to do with the fact that the united states has been urging a more precise and surgical approach by the is really military. the fact that there has been this shift in tactics. the national security official says is an indication that the is really military is shifting to a lower intensity approach. as the united states says, this is encouraging, suggesting that this is also a sign that the is really military, sees their efforts as a success in dismantling how mazda is military operations. kimberly, how could al jazeera the white house, the right. let's take a look now some of the days of the news, at

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