u. s. seemed show, convinced to so certain that to russia is in fact going to evade into in vedo ukraine. michael, we don't know that they're certain, in fact they said that they're not certain that there's going to be an invasion in the next few days. what we have seen in recent months is that they have assembled all the capabilities to invade if they wanted to. and that's what the problem is. no one knows exactly what russian president vladimir putin is going to do. you can't say he's not going to invade, and that's why nato, with his responsibility to protect its allies, some of which border russia and, and of course valerie as well. that's why they have the responsibility to get ready just in case we shaw the nato secretary general in our report. they're welcoming us troops. romania, nato. upping its force posture in alliance countries. that border you current. how much concern is there that any russian military action could spread beyond ukraine's borders? well, micheal, it's not just ukraine. it's also beller roost. bella luce in russia are now conducting joint exercises. and russi

u. s. seems to wanted this wars, not quite sure. they were screaming every single day was a distraction from the nato treaty. the treaties, the draft treaties director put forward. but they seem to wanted to drag drag brush into a trap in the don bass by starting up this offensive and cleverly, the civilians were evacuated. first, the recognition of the republics putting russian troops in there to try it in a peacekeeping role in a country they now legally recognized they were invited it because no other country does recognize that the american response was quite mute in a way, strangely enough. they didn't, and called it the invasion right away that they are expecting. so they want them to go to key of and you know, if biden says 8.2.4000000 innocent people in t ever going to be bonding a dying their beds from russian bombs. but then they say to defending ukraine, i mean, it undercuts the credibility of that. they really believe this will happen by not sending troops there. if they american sent troops, and i'm not advocating they

u. s. seems to wanted this wars, not quite sure. they were screaming every single day, was a distraction from the nato treaty. the treaties, the draft treaties director put forward, but they seem to have wanted to drag drag brush into a trap in the don bass by starting up this offensive and cleverly, the civilian agents were dealing with her. and let me go to you. do you think now there's going to be pressure from the united states in the u. k. in particular, to mount and offensive against these newly departed m republics? i mean, what did that, what is kim's position right now? they're obviously not very happy about it, but they didn't do very much to keep those 2 republics in. so i mean, where does they can't government stand? now you can say that to some extent came. government can also draw the section for, because you might also have this argument that the a team, but they didn't really want this can hostile and better that people don't bus back home and they would need to incorporate them. that's really quite difficult. after

u. s. seemed to be backing one group of drug traffickers against another, and about governments if their continued business as usual and their approach to the drug war, you know, bolster insecurity forces with us funding or deploying military's fueling corruption criminalizing victims. what can we do? what would be a more effective and humanitarian approach to really ending a wardrobe's if that's at all possible? worry sir, is a complicated question. you know, because in, in my point of view really had never exceed one real war against drugs. what i do know, i have been investigating the drug, got this in mexico, also the connection with of these characters, with their countries in a specific way with united states. you know, i got information inside one saw inside one source that used to used to work with this in a low garden. and even the source told me, rebel me how, how did some parts of the u. s. government start to have some relation, you want to see what that or call it like that with the senior members of this in a la carte, that. so when i had, what i have understand is that doe

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u. s. u. k. seems to be pretty effective and they definitely slowed down the rest of the month. you read when you read russian miniature, they seem pretty shocked at how slow this is going based on what they could just have. so i'm going to blitz and get to kill within a day or 2 and send the ukrainian government in tech. so, cleaning out of that hasn't happened. and lots of russian troops being taken prisoner. lots of these tanks, images everywhere on social media here of destroyed tanks and also lots of ukrainians. i was just in a youth center today where you had dozens of young people with hundreds making camouflage, knitting, collecting food and equipment for the troops. it also refugees heading west from here. so if, if plug route was trying to demoralize ukrainians, it seems like teaching just the opposite. nick, dr. fallen again, nerves are, i guess, a constant for the people, but just quickly on nights the most nervous times during an invasion. definitely, and we've been spending a lot of our time in bomb raid shelters, in this case where we are in just this blocks cella

u. s. counts seem to make up its mind when russia is supposedly invading ukraine. joe biden claimed it could be before the end of the winter olympics. the media citing officials say, could be this wednesday. but now american national security adviser is being a little more vague on that. what can you tell us about reports that us intelligence believes russia is considering wednesday for an attack? we cannot perfectly predict the day been invasion can begin a major military action could begin by russia in ukraine any day now. will you listen to those was on it's, we're not showing you any evidence bought. trust us wash in tanks are rolling towards the key. if you then open up any news website and it's plastered with warnings of the impending apocalypse, it's almost become a competition who can create the most outrageous headline and of course, in the process, get the most clicks and b. c. for example, as to not, not one, not true, but 9 invasion roots papers are placing bets on what exactly russia is going to evade. and waldron 3 is going to start sometime this week

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u. s. officials seems to agree with that request. as we heard joe biden announced new sanctions anson more troops to nato member countries in eastern europe. moreover, state secretary of blink and has cancelled his meeting with his russian counterparts that are gay lover of saying he sees no points in it. after russia recognized the dumbass republics, archie correspondent killed morphine as more we heard from antony blanca, speaking along with the foreign minister of ukraine. from there, they made all kinds of drastic statements about pushing russia off of the global economy. they talked of new sanctions and went into detail about new sanctions that are being imposed on russia in response to russia's recognition of the dawn, ask republic and the lugens republic. and they are essentially talking about how this is just the beginning. and if russia proceeds, are they what they referred to as a further invasion of ukraine? there will be harsher consequences. and they made some very harsh allegations against russia, saying that russia doe

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u. s. officials seem to agree with that request as we hear joe biden announced new sanctions and send more troops to nato member countries in eastern europe. moreover, state secretary blink and has cancelled his meeting with his russian counts about that gay lover of saying he sees no points in it. after russia recognized the dumbass republics or t correspondent, killer morgan explains, we heard from antony blanca, speaking along with the foreign minister of ukraine. from there, they made all kinds of drastic statements about pushing russia off of the global economy. they talked of new sanctions and went into detail about new sanctions that are being imposed on russia in response to russia's recognition of the dawn, ask republic and the lugens republic. and they are essentially talking about how this is just the beginning. and if russia proceeds, are they what they referred to as a further invasion of ukraine? there will be harsher consequences. and they made some very harsh allegations against russia, saying that russia does not recognize the sovereignty of the ukraine and ukraine's right

u. s. officials seems to agree with that request. as we heard joe biden announced new sanctions and send more troops to nato member countries in eastern europe. moreover, state secretary blinkin has canceled his meeting with his russian counts about sergey lover of saying he sees no points in it after russia recognized the don bus republics. artie correspondent, caleb moore, pin reports we heard from antony blanca and speaking along with the foreign minister of ukraine. from there they made all kinds of drastic statements about pushing russia off of the global economy. they talked of new sanctions and went into detail about new sanctions. that are being imposed on russia in response to russia's recognition of the dawn asked republic and the lugens republic. and they are essentially talking about how this is just the beginning. and if russia proceeds, are they what they referred to as a further invasion of ukraine? there will be harsher consequences, and they made some very harsh allegations against russia saying that russia does not

u. s. nato seems to be pretty blunt. know all states should respect the right of other states to choose or change security arrangements and to decide their own future and foreign policy free from outside interference. in this slide, we reaffirm our commitment to nato's open door policy under article 10 of the washington treaty. so for nato, apparently it's an open and sharp case. it's seemingly dismissed. russia's concerns not full, of course, despite president periods and time and time, got a warning. such a disregard for russia fundamental concerns will lead all parties involved down a very dangerous part of no return. and it's a reckless move that isn't properly for town. for you to me in the discussion, when you much listen carefully to what i say in ukraine's own doctor, i know documents it is written that they plan to return crimea including by military needle, just that it's not what they say publicly. imagine for yourself that ukraine and nato members will begin military operations in crimea. what do we do? go to

u. s. but it also is a question of emphasis. it seems like the u. s. is trying to fall a ground this. and if you give dates, give lots of detail, potentially in an attempt to try to discourage russia from doing something, by drawing so much attention to this, that the criminal backs away the ukrainian leaders of c, worried that panic will ensue and the people here and give will either stop trying to move towards the you leave their homes will sell up that the economy could be in dire straits. so there is a bit of a difference there in our priorities. but i think the ukranian most only recurring trends will tell you that those troops, those russian troops, there's russian tanks on their borders or something. but people here are very definitely worried about an hour. also hearing growing numbers of countries telling their citizens to leave ukraine. if they're inside the country and to not travel to ukraine, if they are intending to do so. how is this being perceived among ukrainians as they're watching, perhaps more and more a foreign citizens leaving? i think it definitely that this an

oscar, and who certainly perhaps do not want to get involved in a situation where it seems like you know that the u. s. is calling the shots once again against russia and so on. so you have all these other dynamics, but that does seem to be where this will be heading at some point in the coming days, if not tomorrow, than in the coming day. certainly. so we, yeah, we think that lutely you in general assembly, but it's a un general assembly resolution, and that won't be binding, but it will certainly be a message. thank you very much. now shabba tansy will continue to monitor that emergency meeting of the un security council where the u. s. has been trying to pass a resolution condemning the russian invasion of ukraine in the strongest possible times, though it isn't likely to pass because of course, russia has a veto of being a permanent member of a security council. but the u. n. has also been speaking about some 5000000 people, the possibility of millions of people fling fighting in ukraine internet in countries. and that means that more than a $1000000000.00 will be needed for 8 operations over the

u. s. u k. seem to be pretty effective and they definitely slowed down the source. and once you read, when you read russian channels, they seem pretty shocked at how slow the ball is going. they thought they could just have some going to blitz and get to get it within a day or 2. and then the ukranian government in check. so fleeing out of care that hasn't happened. lots of russian troops being taken prisoner. lots of these tanks images everywhere on social media here of destroyed tanks and also new creations. i was just in a youth center today where you had dozens of young people, if not hundreds, making camouflage netting collecting food and equipment for the truth that was of refugees heading west from here. so if it was trying to do more like ukraine is, it seems like the chief just the opposite that has fallen again. nerves are, i guess a constant for the paper, but just quickly are not the most nervous times during an invasion. definitely, and we've been spending a lot of our time in bomb raid shelters, in this case where we are in just this blocks cellar. and

u. s. has been very outspoken about that . we seem to have russian troops crossing in to eastern ukraine. now they're saying they're peacekeepers. what does this mean for the u. s. position? what can we expect from washington? well, we've had a 1st clear response in terms of sanctions, which were impose immediately yesterday by the us side. but these were quite focused on these regions in the east to be crazy separatists regions saying that american citizens, american companies are so big, from doing business in any way of which those regions. and also sanctions to target people from the russian sides were involved in what's going on there. that really should be focused on that region in terms of whether the u. s. is ready to go further. well, the administration were briefing the media yesterday saying that they will consider further steps. they'll be watching what the russian side to doing. they'll be some disappointment, i think probably in ukraine, if it does just remain at this point. and i think the u. s. and the west more broadly as a bit of a dilemma stage is how big to go in terms

u. s. has claimed the rush is going to invade, it seems to me that the u. s. with key the government and key of that is aligned with us is trying to now create a situation that may provoke some sort of response. so point blank, i guess who do you think is responsible for all this and where does it take us? i mean, i put the responsibility firmly on the west, on the united states, on the government and key of on nato. you know, we have to go back. well, we could go back to many places, but we have to go back to april where when the government and kiev said they wanted to retake of parts of, of ukraine including the dom bass. and that's when a lot of the escalation of the military forces of russia along the border. but within russia began and the, the west supported what they were saying that they were going to force li, retake these regions. right? um. 1 and now of course, the u. s. has seized upon troop movements in russia, which odyssey are not much more than they have been happening since april. but i did so i have to, to blame the west. i think they want to

u. s. is seeking to undermine, seem to undermine the means agreement, trying to re negotiated. and this is done by putting sanctions on russia pumping weapons into your crane. so i think most of it is important to keep the military pressure on to make sure it will not stand the stand down. and therefore this is necessary in order for the music agreements to be effectively revised. all right, let's stay with the minutes agreement. therefore, just a minute, we know the web security council has meant to discuss it. what will it take to bring the 2 sides back to the negotiation table? well, well, the agreement is an agreement between the government in key and on bus agreement to outline that actually from day one key was supposed to engage with on bus 4 diplomats for with diplomatic size and also to give the region some autonomy. now this was 7 years ago, and the main problem is that it will not one does not want to implement this simply because it's considered to be a big piece. and this is the kind of sentiment, especially supported by the united states, but also by the other 2 m

u. s. is seeking to undermine, seem to undermine the means because we've been trying to re negotiated. and this is done by putting sanctions in russia, pumping weapons into ukraine. so i think it, most of it's important to keep the military pressure on to make sure it will not stand the stand down. and therefore this is necessary in order for the music agreements to be effectively revived. all right, will both sides of it have loggerheads for years. now. can there really be a political solution to the stand off and if so, what is it? well then, what is the way moscow says that the solution should be based on existing agreement? keep in mind that that means agreement is actually approved by all the parties that was relevant to this case. also approved by the united nations in terms of giving russia security guarantees. what it asks for is effectively existing agreements that is, all the agreements from 90909499, although with the countries agreed not to expand their security at the expense of others. so the principle, indivisible, security and the nato, russia finding out about 1997, ma

u. s. and nato, it seems a total lack of awareness means they blindly accuse others of repeating their own history without ever gazing back at their own checkered past. with life becoming increasingly dangerous in dumbass due to shelling by ukraine, many have been fleeing to russia. i the 93000 refugees have now crossed the buddha, haughty stone quota is in the russian city of ross to london with a group of volunteers helping the new arrivals. up to 90000 don boss, evacuees have made their way across the border into the russian federation. first arriving at one of the many temporary housing facilities in ra stove region until making their way to another longer term location. now, what we see behind me are trucks that are carrying the 1st massive delivery of humanitarian aid here, organized by the united russia party. because it takes a lot of supplies to make sure that many people can live as comfortably as possible . now accompanying this humanitarian aid delivery are the emergency services of russia to help the situation as well as thousands of volunteers from moscow, the suburbs of mosc

u. s. seem when she was younger, but switched to china in 2019 and the half pipe final who sawed higher than any others here in the as she completed back to back ariel tricks a score of 95.25 on her 2nd run was the best of the day and ended her the gold medal. meanwhile, russian figure skater carmella valley of either heartbreaking performance during the women's free skate competition on thursday, body about stumbled and fell several times as she finished 4th and in tears. the 15 year old was a favorite to win golden women's figure skating, but it was uncertain that she would have received a medal officer tested positive for a band substance to with international olympic committee. president thomas bar at some strong, was for body of us coaching. when i afterwards saw how she was received by her closest on to rush with such a what appeared to be a tremendous coldness. you you it was chilly, tu, tu, tu, tu, to these to see these? rather than her giving her comfort, thomas bob speaking then for more on this w sports, a jonathan crane joins us now from beijing. johnson heartbreak for the 1

u. s. and nato, it seems it's hopeful, lack of awareness, means they blindly accuse others of repeating their own history without ever gazing back at their own checkered past. but we did speak with a journalist and analysts cater mansfield who says that biden has conceded the sanctions against russia, couldn't be, and have unintended consequences if severe sanctions go through, you know, biden, in his address. his very short address that he gave today said that he wants to minimize, the pain felt by the, by the sanctions on the american people. so he's already admitted on live international television. that these sanctions are going to hurt the american people. and in my opinion, that is just going to further turn the american people, his constituents that have elected to, into office against binding did portray this as an invasion. the problem with that kind of rhetoric that what has happened is an invasion of ukraine is you cannot invade a country that you are welcomed into by the people and the government, not invasion. it's a peacekeeping mission. the, the government of the don back regio

u. s. and nato, it seems a total lack of awareness, means they blindly accuse others of repeating their own history without ever gazing back at their own checkered past. say, shoot in just a few mom. it's time for news views, shoes coming away. we're back in office with the latest join us again. that all seems nice. mm. ah. mm. bring you the very latest every out the day. this is our national fun. everyone here with matt guys are financial survival guide. liquid assets are those that you can convert into cash quite easily. but keep in mind, no as the domain to inflation datawatch guys report with this is the beginning of a russian invasion of ukraine. president violence. we found about the latest tensions between russia and ukraine, calling for the latest move and invasion, and the u. s. relocate, you print embassy staff to poland, southern canada, question the future of their freedom as prime minister. guessing trudeau when the house vote on emergencies asked all the while a single mom is locked out of her own bank account. after donating the $50.00 to the freedom convoy, then our politica