that is a blue wall of nato. but there are a lot of countries of nato that are allies of the united states, that are innocent countries that are not nato member countries, and they are terrified right now. i m taulking, of course, about finland, i m talking, of course, about sweden, and you were talking about earlier in the segment, sir, moldova. what do you think putin is likely to do next if ukraine actually falls and he occupies it? well, first of all, i don t accept the assumption that it will fall. second, the last thing he wants is another front. he can barely keep this one supplied, refueled and so forth, and again, he s going to have to accident tend the conscript tours, bring in new ones and so forth. the one i m worried about is what i said before, moldova, and we need to be shoring it up
is not working, people being turned away. this can be done, and it can be done speedily. in the meantime, sanctions are being pushed in place in the hopes that it will squeeze out president putin into moving away from ukraine. part of that is oil and gas of course, sanctions on that. as we move away from relying on russian oil and gas, either directly or indirectly. which is labor propose we do? that s what i m talking about today, in manchester. the key thing here is we need a green energy sprint. what we need to do for energy security, to keep prices as low as we can, and obviously for the private prices, is to move further and faster on all of the low carbon zero carbon nuclear, energy efficiency, we re proposing a massive upgrade of insulation. over 60 billion planned over
was, one frontline a couple of days ago in which it was shelled by the russians, at least 20 or 25 times during the night, and the ukrainians told me they did reply once. they didn t want to they want to conserve their weaponry, but at the same time, they didn t want to turn that frontline into a battle zone because civilians were fleeing along that very road. so when i asked them, what happens if at some point, russian tanks to come through, one of the commanders went and grabbed and and law anti tank missile which was inside of a warehouse and basically said, we are ready. wow, a lot of the people, i m talking, to especially members of parliament who have taken up arms and joint civilian militias, and morale has kept the country alive far larger than u.s. intelligence found it would survive a russian onslaught. on the other side, there s an argument that there s a lack of
night, and the ukrainians told me they didn t reply once. they didn t want to they want to conserve their weaponry, but at the same time, they didn t want to turn that frontline into a battle zone because civilians were fleeing along that very road. so when i asked them, what happens if at some point, russian tanks to come through, one of the commanders went and grabbed and and law anti tank missile which was inside of a warehouse and basically said, we are ready. wow, a lot of the people, i m talking, to especially members of parliament who have taken up arms and joint civilian militias, and morale has kept the country alive far larger than u.s. intelligence found it would survive a russian onslaught. on the other side, there s an argument that there s a lack of moral for those russian soldiers who are sort of less clear of about why they re fighting and combined with the
translator: we have our tactics. we conducted the clear sky exercise with our american friends. we are now using some of the tactics we learned from the americans. reporter: the and u.s. its allies initially believed russia would own the skies over ukraine just days after their invasion. but the spokesman for ukraine s air force says they were ready. translator: we ve been preparing for this scenario for eight years. it cannot be said that our military did not think this would not happen. we ve destroyed 100 aircraft and 123 helicopters already. reporter: a lot of russian aircraft have been taken down by shoulder-launched missiles supplied by russian allies. the ukrainians still operate longer range systems like the s-300. the air force spokesman said ukraine wants western missiles and u.s. jets. translator: i m talking about nato integrated air defense