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the union reacted to georgia reacted to crimea the way they reacted to salisbury and the assassination and burning and say here we go again, the sanctions will be imposed and then europe will try and find some way to the meeting with president putin, is that what will unfold once again? this is becoming very intense very quickly so when you hurt and pain s speech when he was talking about this, one of the things he may down his behalf to be swift and we have to think about it. he down his behalf to be swift and we have to think about it. down his behalf to be swift and we have to think about it. he asked the ruestion have to think about it. he asked the question about have to think about it. he asked the question about is have to think about it. he asked the question about is this have to think about it. he asked the question about is this going - have to think about it. he asked the question about is this going to - have to think about it. he asked the question about is this go
question. he purposely did not answer it, much like he pressed purposely did not answer the conversation around china as well. there is a certain discipline that you are seeing out of this administration, particularly out of him, as they are navigating this very precarious moments right now where ukraine isn t a nato country and yet we are starting to see more pressure on the borders, so the decision to move 7000 troops made a lot of sense, showed the nato allies that the united states is ready, that the united states is ready, that president biden will stick to his word, but he does have to hold back a bit to make sure that he s bringing allies along, to make sure he s bringing his internal domestic allies along as well. so you see that play out and he has held that discipline. the whole thing for the future as well, and i think that s an important piece of negotiation right now. is itjust to bring allies along? because there has been some reporting that there are two camps inside