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so previous, warsaw pact, general officer or in how to work in a democracy. those are, those are how see and times are great talk. you're talking about russia being a partner in a general, ultimately even possibly being a member of nato. we're going to stray was william jefferson clinton and the beginning of political political opportunity in expanding nato and getting everybody titillate about it, including the nuclear weapons complex, including the military, industrial complex, making money off selling aircraft to poland and every other country we could bring into it so i got out of hand, it got terribly out of hand, but that demonstration of comedy, that demonstration of cooperation and so forth that existed in 919293. it could be brought back if cooler heads would prevail. well, let's go back to 991 for a moment. you know, we had the you a secretary of state james baker. he spent a couple of weeks in europe at the time that the partnership for peace initiative was being discussed. and as i understand that this would have been an incremental gradual plan f

there has been tonnes of it — onto warsaw as well.nes of it and don't _ onto warsaw as well. there has been tonnes of it and don't forget - onto warsaw as well. there has been tonnes of it and don't forget the - tonnes of it and don't forget the defence — tonnes of it and don't forget the defence secretary ben wallace and needs _ defence secretary ben wallace and needs both are in moscow. it's really— needs both are in moscow. it's really been a day where he have seen uk leaders _ really been a day where he have seen uk leaders trying to get to grips with what's been building up for a lon- with what's been building up for a long time — with what's been building up for a long time now, that really worrying situation _ long time now, that really worrying situation. you have got more than 100,000 — situation. you have got more than 100,000 russian troops all parked up on the _ 100,000 russian troops all parked up on the border with ukraine and obviousiy— on the border with ukraine and obviously given the history and the tensions— obvious

the former warsaw pact states that joining nato never really joined forces to u.s. equipment. you have seen a steady decline in european and u.s. capabilities now for something on the order of nearly 20 years. and for all the talk in the previous administration, to the extent there was an increase in the expenditure, it did not reflect any major nato capabilities. after 2014, some important steps were taken to deal with the serious problems after the brick above the former cv union, but those only begin -- soviet union, but those only began or affected the limited ability to actually defend the forward area of nato in eastern europe. and they gave the u.s. virtually no capability to quickly intervene in the ukraine. host: the center for strategic and international studies is where anthony cordesman does a lot of his writing. and here is a piece from last week on the topics we are talking about. "nato and the ukraine, reshaping nato to meet the russian and chinese challenge." how could nato emerge from this conflict stronger? guest: there are a lot of ways and some have already

russian officials say ukraine wanted to meet in the polish capital of warsaw. that back and forth comes as russian forces move toward capital. president volodymyr zelensky says they continued to -- >> this morning we are defending our state by ourselves as we did yesterday. the most powerful forces are watching at a distance. we are hearing in our skies and seeing on land that sanctions are not enough. mark: the prospect of talks between russia and ukraine was in question as the kremlin said kyiv stopped responding after rejecting moscow's offer of a meeting in, belarus. xi jinping told putin that moscow should negotiate with ukraine. at least two of china's largest state-owned banks are restricting financing for purchases of russian commodities. the move underscore the limits of beijing's pledge to maintain economic ties with one of its top strategic partners in the face of sanctions by the u.s. and its allies. president biden has made his decision on who will replace stephen breyer on the u.s. supreme court, choosing federal appeals court ketanji brown jackso

i do agree with the regional assessment here in warsaw and baltic states and in ukraine that becausefears, lack of public support, it has not taken the challenge of actually leaving the european union in responding to this crisis. this is a stark contrast to what angela merkel has been doing for many years, and it was her very clear stance on the annexation of crimea in 2014 that allowed the eu to create a package of sanctions and actually sustain these sanctions over the long. this leadership is missed. >> is that how you see it? do lunch germany has failed to lead ? >> it is true that this is a new government that has not found its footing it. this is a government -- this is a german government that comes in as a domestic reform government with a fragile coalition, and now, they are catching up to reality. there is a reality out there. they are a nice program of industrial transformation. suddenly foreign policy intrudes into their plans and they are not prepared for that. it is no surprise, certainly not to me, thatermany i not hawkish, is not forward leaning when it comes to russ

they got into erroneous press report that warsaw had fallen. what about september 15th? so the invaded on september 17th, it turns out that wasn't true warsaw actually held out for another two weeks. but but meanwhile they did they gave the mullets off treatment as i call this and poland is not the last country to receive this treatment. they they summoned the ambassador they say you're no around ambassador your country no longer exists, then they arrest him and they send them to the gulag. they did the same. to consul in kiev what's called this though? is that precisely because the germans when pastor demarcation lines. and the soviets in the end that they had to do a little bit of kind of horse trading and horse swapping but you know in the end they agreed on this really interesting territorial swap. although the soviets were actually originally supposed to get even more territory than the germans. they ended up conceding a lot of central poland including as you can see here warsaw and lublin to the germans parts that had been originally either bisected or in the sovie

i'm victoria derbyshire and here are the headlines: borisjohnson travels to brussels and warsaw as the uk steps up diplomatic efforts to resolve the ukraine crisis. the foreign secretary, liz truss, is in moscow to meet the man who does herjob in russia — it's the first visit there by a british foreign secretary for more than four years. we'll be live for a joint news conference — expected in the next few minutes. police investigating lockdown parties in downing street are sending questionnaires to more than 50 people to ask them what happened. the ioc refuse to comment on why the medals ceremony for the figure—skating team event has been delayed at the winter games in beijing — following reports of a failed drugs test on the russian team. wayne rooney — an incredible career on the pitch and coping with demons off the pitch. a documentary about his life is released. i was iwas ina i was in a bad place. also coming up this hour... new fossils found in a cave in southern france suggest humans and neanderthals could have coexisted for long periods. the defence secretary ben wallace has sa

everything must have reciprocity, but the warsaw pact collapse, but nato didn't. so where is the reciprocity there? i don't, i don't cedar live don. let me quote the, my ursula underline of the e u. m. we condemn this barbaric attack and the cynical arguments used to justify it. how do you respond to that after all of this shuttle diplomacy that we had for actually, you know, 6 weeks, 2 months before prior to these events? i, i find it very hard to take that seriously. go, had done well start with the previous architecture for security in europe. you have a germany divided in 4 parts. mostly that a concession by the way, by the soviet union, because the soviet union really defeated germany. and perhaps you could make a case also that the u. s. in the u. k. had a hand in it, france collaborated with germany. they should have divided france also to be honest . but you had this division and you had buffer countries, in essence, the warsaw pact, countries for all of the ideological stuff that he side used against it. there. there were indigenous communist parties or i

more than a 100000 ukrainians have been flaying to neighboring poland. warsaw is expecting to help as many as 5000000 people in the weeks ahead. but crowds at checkpoints a so large it could take people 3 days to be processed. as an, as robbie report the, beyond the reaches of the russian army, refugees from ukraine, arrive in the safety of poland. forced to take only what is most important, only what they can carry. here friendly faces, open arms, and as much comfort as can be had sheltering in a train stations. bloody michelman sky was working in the netherlands when the war broke out. he's waiting for his 5 sons to arrive from across the border to take them to safety. he'll then return to ukraine where he says he will join his wife a soldier in the national army. ukrainians are prepared to die. he says before ever surrendering their country to russian president vladimir putin, i can say when you bring in loose, when your grand and lose your robberies can bit, makes one holland and only roper and my be america to so help us or or is jammed with the same way, graham, ukraine's decisi

according to the kremlin ukraine has responded with a counter offer not for meeting in the polish capital warsaw. so far, no decision has been reached out to day 2 of russia's military operation. routine is also addressed. ukrainian soldiers directly urging them to take power in their country. you sure? so brochures, quail, smooth, ocean. what was on a hill? right? and once again, appeal to the military personnel of the armed forces of ukraine. do not allow neo nazis to use your children, wives, and the elderly as human shields take power into your own hands. it looks like it will be easier for us to come to an agreement. i guess you cannot underestimate the significance of these latest commons by the russian president and the tone, the toughness of mister prudent. that's something we've not seen before. when he was referring to the government in kiev, i would like to stress once again, but be very precise. he called the officials in charge of the ukraine, a gang of drug addicts and neo nazis. and that is a very serious thing. plus like you've heard just before he called on the ukranian servicem

k foreign secretary. lest ross is visiting moscow talks, while prime minister boris johnson is in warsaw and brussels. meanwhile, the u. s. is accusing russia escalate intentions by planning more military exercises. embarrass russia, says is trying to repel any attacks on its borders. all that about the roost. and canadas prime minister tray says truck is blocking a vital border crossing with the u. s. or a threat to the economy. the so called freedom convoy wants vaccine requirements and other covert 19 restrictions scrapped. yes, it's yes, if it's an acceptable lay, factually tis up like this. see just unacceptable. the impacts on small businesses on manufacturers, on the supply chain or ongoing. whether it be barricades at the border or sieges in ottawa, we must do everything we can at every level of government to end it when it's fill up. what would really help is if the conservative party could tell it, support is to stop blocking our economy and go home. south korea's president is calling for summit between u. s. president joe biden and north korea's kim jung on moon j. n. express

i was just in warsaw poland where the country and — was just in warsaw poland where the country and thee to 7 million ukrainian refugees. these ukrainian — million ukrainian refugees. these ukrainian refugees did not want to live in— ukrainian refugees did not want to live in poland or britain. they want to move _ live in poland or britain. they want to move back to ukraine, but they need temporary refuge. the situation has gotten _ need temporary refuge. the situation has gotten much more dire in the weight— has gotten much more dire in the weight on— has gotten much more dire in the weight on the borders is about 24 hours _ weight on the borders is about 24 hours it— weight on the borders is about 24 hours. it could be longer, and there are reports that there are no toilets and some of the locations. the situation, the difficulty of getting — the situation, the difficulty of getting to the actual border is really— getting to the actual border is really hard and challenging and a lot of— really hard and challenging and a lot of people have children, they are running out of fuel, they m

and then through the territory of the republic of bella, roost through the warsaw bridge border crossing billows. they said this was down gent, security issues, since hostilities are ongoing on the bella ruffian, border area, and in particular in the charity of regional adding that they could become victims of either accidental rocket fire or territorial defense action saying that is because they distributed tens of thousands of machine gun was grenades and archimedes to civilians without checking him or their medical certificates or criminal records. the russian delegation is already at the agreed meeting place. one of the state residences on the banks of the prick young where they are waiting for during ukrainian colleagues that there's been a lot of back and forth so far. it's safe to say now the peace talks are happening, the russian delegation is now in the gama region in belarus, where the negotiations are expected to take place the exact location, those captain secret for security reasons. but we understand that it's going to happen right on the border between ukraine in belarus n

while primary subarus johnson is in warsaw, ambros. he's taught us to regulate his warning, major banks and the possible russian cyber attack that's according to the reuters news agency says back to conducting sub and canada. as prime minister says truck is blocking a vital border crossing with the u. s. or a threat to the economy, the so called freedom convoy, once vaccine requirements and other coven 19 restrictions scrapped. and the un secretary general is calling vaccine inequity, the world's biggest moral failure. and tony gets harris said the made the remark of the launch of the world health organization's new campaign to address the pandemic . the w h o is asking rich countries for $16000000000.00 to get vaccines medications and tests to poorer countries. we know that unless koby 92 is become available to all it is no mystery infection rates will stay high and patience health systems and economists will suffer a new viral strains may have all posting a threat to all of us once again. so, investing in act day is the mutual intere

a at high level, lloyd austin, for example, the defense secretary, who's in warsaw right now. you had earlier report off from him, but he was warning. this is a sort of thing that when he's referring to the shelling that could be the 4 runner, the pretext of further action of possible invasion. and he said again on friday that there is a build up. all false is still new, force is arriving on the borders and far from any pullback to garrison's. it's just the opposite. so here we're seeing a pile of negative developments. and this one, in particular, the evacuation of, of the russian passport holders to ra stove in the, in russia, a could be the pretext for further action. shouldn't be alarmist. but this is certainly what many are people who are pessimistic about this situation. and the many of them were fearing that that would be a move in these, these 2 self declared republics that, that, that's been a war going on there for 8 years now. and there is a mood of fear not just on that side, but also on the ukrainian side. and you know, the question is now, and this is the really

and putin's argument is nato said they would not bring in the former warsaw pact nations. of course that is up for debate. the fact is we wisely did so, so we have that buffer. we are making those countries democracies are helping them become democracies and using our financial systems and so forth. and putin is a feeling isolated. he is increasingly deranged i believe. but on one last question for you sir, do you think that we should be committing troops on the ground to help defend the ukrainian people? >> no. i think what we should be doing is exactly what we are doing and that is sending troops to the nato nations ant which we are currently engaged in poland, the baltics, germany, being able to develop plans and area operations and nato to defend against potential aggression from putin and russia if they ever get hold of ukraine, i think their next move is to try to push against nato and create something that leads to a broader conflict that could achieve putin's aims. martha: very important moment in history as ukraine forges its battle against the brazen attack to ta

other people are trying to get to warsaw so they can catch a flight somewhere else.el back there that you're not going to find a room at. so people are struggling to find a place to live. pols are also preparing for this. in the towns that we came through on the way to the border, you saw very, very long lines, some 20, 30 cars long, because they're stocking up on fuel because they simply don't know what's going to happen. >> for people who are wondering why didn't these ukrainians leave earlier, we should remember and remind our viewers that the leaders of ukraine, president zelenskyy on town, trying not to have panic, tried to reassure the public that russia was not actually going to invade and attack, and ultimately they were wrong. scott mcclain reporting from the polish side of the ukrainian border. scott, thank you so much. >>> president biden announcing what he calls significant sanctions on russia, but how much of a difference will they make when the russians are already bombing ukrainian cities? we'll go live on the ground to russia and to ukraine, that's ne

i mean, would we want to have in the old warsaw pact to include mexico or canada? i mean, so, but of course the binding ministration and ukraine won't do that, and in that, that is an unnecessary stoking of tension as this whole situation. royals, we know what germany wants gas through nord stream to i got about 30 seconds left. how do we the usa, and how does russia look to the rest of the world? well, that's not what the u. s. wants the u. s. wants nor stream shut down. yeah. why? because the germans have to buy a natural gas from the united states as much it is much more expensive, of course, but so i love how we always talk about these things and never talk about markets. yeah, that's why i like your opening think there are of you know, that the war in iraq was, you know, largely about oil. you know, the human rights violations in the congo were far worse than anything. and i said, i would say was awful, but were far worse than even carried out by saddam of but they have the oil reserve or people elsewhere saying, there you go again. i hope it doesn't get to th

and then through the territory of the republic, delaware river, the warsaw written orders, prosecute billows. they said this was downtown security issues since hostilities are ongoing on the delux see in the border area and in particular in the charity of regional adding that they could become victims of either accidental locket, fire or territorial defense. actually saying that is because they distributed tens of thousands of machine gun was grenades and rp, g to civilians without checking their medical certificates or criminal records to seth, we have all seen up a most likely if there are no extraordinary havana, they will only arrive by tomorrow mornings can, the russian delegation is already at the agrees meeting. flames is one of the state residences on the bank of america where they are waiting for their ukrainian capital. so scape we are looking forward to their arrival, the velo lucien side will provide all the conditions for negotiation and of course life all citizens are looking forward to the start of these negotiations because something needs to be done to stock this lun

k. foreign secretary and his trust is visiting moscow tools while primary subarus johnson is in warsaw. ambrose the used help financial regulator is warning major banks of a possible russian cyber attack. that's according to the reuters news agency says. banks are conducted as south korea's president is calling for summit between us present joe biden. and north korea's came john on may moon j in express. a concern that north korea could resume nuclear, a long range missile testing, which he says could calls an instance courses. and the u. s. is accused russia of escalating tensions by planning law, military exercises and by the rules. the rules are planned for thursday. russia says it's trying to repel any attack on his borders or that of bella roost, but it comes, as the pentagon said moscow's been deployed, more troops were fronted with ukraine. and the 1st come boys carrying u. s. military equipment have arrived in romania. that's where a 1000 american troops i headed in the coming days. they'll join some $900.00 service members already station that as part of an additional troop de

it, everything must have reciprocity, but the warsaw pact collapse, but nato didn't. so where is the reciprocity there? i don't, i don't cedar link don, let me quote, it will quote the, my ursula underline of the e u. m. we condemn this barbaric attack and the cynical arguments used to justify it. how do you respond to that? after all of this shuttle diplomacy that we had for actually, you know, 6 weeks, 2 months before prior to these events, i find it very hard to take that seriously. go had done well start with the previous architecture for security in europe. you have a germany divided in 4 parts, mostly that a concession by the way, a, by the soviet union, because the soviet union really defeated germany. and perhaps you could make a case also that the u. s. in the u. k. had a hand in it, france collaborated with germany. they should have divided france also, to be honest. but you had this division and you had buffer countries, in essence, the warsaw pact, countries for all of the ideological stuff that he side used against it. there, there were indigenous communi

everything must have reciprocity, but the warsaw pact collapse, but nato didn't. so where is the reciprocity there? i don't, i don't cedar live don. let me quote the, my ursula underline of the e u. m. we condemn this barbaric attack and the cynical arguments used to justify it. how do you respond to that after all of this shuttle diplomacy that we had for actually, you know, 6 weeks, 2 months before prior to these events? i, i find it very hard to take that seriously. go, had done well start with the previous architecture for security in europe. you have a germany divided in 4 parts. mostly that a concession by the way, by the soviet union, because the soviet union really defeated germany. and perhaps you could make a case also that the u. s. in the u. k. had a hand in it, france collaborated with germany. they should have divided france also to be honest . but you had this division and you had buffer countries, in essence, the warsaw pact, countries for all of the ideological stuff that he side used against it. there. there were indigenous communist parties or i

they include all the states of the former soviet union and seems now the former warsaw pact he believes he has the right to have substantial influence if not full control in all of these countries and that is a direct threat to major, vital american interests because it includes nato members that's why it's critical for us to help ukraine stop putin in ukraine. >> is what this is about for mr. putin, who's brain you understand well, is it about re reconstituted the soviet union >> i think he goes back further than that. yesterday, he referenced ancient history and the empire he's thinking back to the greatest czars they look at the last 30 years and putin's trying to reverse that >> and is the ambassador correct that he would like to exert his force on countries of the former warsaw pact like hungary, like poland, like the czech republic? and bring them back into his sphere of influence as a further security buffer? is, and we have a lot, we have nato troops there. lots of western weaponry there as well. >> no doubt putin would like that i think the russian elite realize that would be a

do agree, and this is also the assessment -- the regional assessment not only here in warsaw but alocharest, in the baltic states and surely in ukraine, that because of, you know, fears, lack of public support, some historical issues, it has not taken the challenge of actually leading the european union in responding to this crisis. this is a stark contrast to what angla merkel has been doing for many years, and it was her very clear stance on the annexation of crimea in 2014 that allowed the uea to create sanctions we established in 2015 and established them over the long term this leadership existed. >> reporter: is that how you see it, germany failed to lead, thomas kleine-brockhoff? >> here's where the nuances i talked about come in. it is true that this is a new government that hasn't found its footing yet, this is a government -- this is a german government that comes in as a domestic reform government with fragile coalition, and now they're being -- they're tching up to reality, that there is a reality beyond their nice program of industrial transformation. all of a sudden, fo

effectively block russian exports and inputs more than a 100000 people of cross from ukraine into poland. warsaw. busy as expecting to help as many as 5000000 people in the weeks ahead. but crowds at checkpoints are so large, it could take people 3 days to be processed. some refugees is say, they've been mistreated. police have launched a crack down to deal with the growing anti war sentiment across russia. close to 2000 people angry over the war in ukraine. have been arrested since the offensive began. the unrest spread to 54 cities, an online petition to stop the attack. as close to 1000000 signatures, hundreds of anti war protesters have also gathered outside the russian embassy in greece, many ukrainian nationals would among the demonstrators. in the capital, athens were hard chanting slogans against president vladimir putin on others called for global solidarity to end. the conflict and rallies have also been held in germany for some mo, starting to worry, the conflict could spread across europe. thousands of people gathered in munich in support of the ukrainian people. germany is bracing f

plan to invade ukraine. baltimore in this let so speak to dw magdalana gosh, who is currently in warsaw? what's been the reaction to the latest troop builds up while the troops half landed her news yourself, as you mentioned, about 2 o'clock in the afternoon at which is about 3 and a half hours away from wars. the wind, when i'm sitting now and at the move, hath been welcomed by officials. the defense minister of poland gave a conference after the true blended, and he spoke about solidarity between poland and the united states. he also mentioned that a polish and american soldiers already know each other. and you know, when you look at the public and you have white m a positive attitude, what the presence of american soldiers and human poland means, for example, in comparison to germany. although the big fascination which we had here in the ninety's of america is not that huge anymore. i'm angler. there is concerns that a war between ukraine and russia could potentially turn into a european war. is that the real fear there in poland? well, it seems that the people here in poland have a

with a b, d, w is magdalena wash is in warsaw and sent us this update on the troops arriving in poland while the troops have landed her new. just as you mentioned about 2 o'clock in the afternoon at which is about 3 and a half hours away from wars, the weren't when i'm sitting now and at the move has been welcomed by officials, the defense minutes to a full and gave a conference after the to blended and he spoke about solidarity between poland and the united states. he also mentioned that a polish and american soldiers already know each other. and you know, when you look at the public, you have white m a positive attitude. what the presence of american soldiers, the human poland means, for example, in comparison to germany or does the big fascination which we had you in the ninety's of america, is not the true to any more. no, india has declared 2 days of national morning following the death of one of the country's most iconic saying is that among jessica passed away at h. 92 ought to be hospitalized with cove. at 19 last month, the bollywood superstar received dozens of movie awards i

t w's mother pushed in warsaw for us. thank you very much. now as a threat of war, grows other ukraine, germany, chancellor laughed shelves is heading to washington d. c. he plans to reassure president joe biden, that berlin has his back and the rest of the nato allies in the 10th standoff with russia in while people in ukraine oper, praying for the west. she's a chemist by training a soldier by necessity once when she goes and we have to be ready for a russian attack with us. so we can't just stand by and watch. we have to defend our borders in the future of our nation years. latisha, nancy, nancy with russian forces amassing on ukraine's border yanna has put down her pen and picked up an automatic rifle. off for weeks. she's been meeting regularly with other civilians for military training on the outskirts of the ukrainian capital. there ain to defend their country and their loved ones against another russian invasion. plenty with its military, no match for moscow's and its western allies ruling out. joining ukrainian forces on the front li

those are headlines for the salvage owners in 30 minutes for all the latest headlines, including warsaw, thomas, florida, crosses in ukraine. a minute ago was signed on february the 122015. it was meant to end military conflicts in ukraine between government forces and don bass militia groups. the agreement stipulated that both sides would withdraw heavy weapons to an equal distance from the contact line. this left several 100 settlements trapped between opposing forces. local civilians became unwitting witnesses to and victims off the continuing civil war. thousands of people still live in small towns and villages that have become the new front line. they call this area the grey zone, a with a with oh yes, yes we is. are you no worries, are you sure? yeah. you do club with an example of the ultimate is one of the gravestones, most popular residents. he's the only electrician still here after civil war broke out in the settlement of alexander of car for him. the front lines don't just outside the gates of his own house cars before you do that? sure. sure. i thought i didn't purchase wel

he's disappointed by the way. germany handles that dis, situation rights, t w's mother pushed in warsaw for us. thank you very much. well, as a threat of war, grows other ukraine, german chancellor laughed schultz has, is now heading to washington dc. his action is to reassure president joe biden, that berlin has his back and the rest of the nato allies in the 10th stand off with russia. meanwhile, people in ukraine a preparing for the west. she's a chemist by training, a soldier by necessity once when she goes and we have to be ready for a rush, an attack was over, so we can't just stand by and watch. we have to defend our borders and the future of our nation is latisha. nancy, nancy, with russian forces amassing on ukraine's border yanna has put down her pen a, picked up an automatic rifle. off for weeks, she has been meeting regularly with other civilians for military training on the outskirts of the ukrainian capital. there ain to defend their country and their loved ones against another russian invasion. linear with its military, no match from moscow and its western allies ruling o

joint russians, but arsenic sizes in the far west of billers, that's basically not very far away from warsaw on the far northwest and flank of ukraine. and then you've got russian excise going on in the black sea in annex crimea. that's basically a frontline of or potential frontline of thousands of kilometers. and it is probably too far, too long, a front line for ukraine to able to mount any kind of very effective defense should an attack happen along that whole lines result of difficulty there preparing for something that is on such a huge geographical scale, even though ukraine's army is a lot stronger now than it was in 2014. and there's talk of potentially getting people who've fought in that dumbass war, getting those back in. no mobilization of forces. so fighting that something the government is very worried about doing for spooking of the population here. and there's also preparation for a more hybrid attack. lots of scenarios being advanced by officials here in key of that. russia might try and support some kind of uprising or some kind of disturbance within ukraine arrests having

in fact, a few days ago, he offered last meat and sit down in poland in warsaw, no common day nor reaction there from russia. there is a huge concern here in ukraine, though that this may be, of course, is understood by russia. this rejection. all right, then we're just going to keep bonding your country more. so people are really worried. what's going to happen next in ukraine? let's talk about what's happening actually on the ground. at this point. it looks very com where you are, how are things generally looking today where you are and what you've been hearing about to other parts of the country. it may look calm, but actually it's not a lot of internally displaced. people arrive here in hammond etzky, which is one of the biggest towns in west in ukraine. at the same time, people who live here, i getting to read, getting ready to leave or on themselves, and help the ukrainian troops. now there was a much more critical situation though compared to what's happening here in the capital seating keith overnight, there was a shall in critical infrastructure, a gas and oil. i was or facilities