concerns. the kremlin committing today to talks with washington and the west as early as next month. a military response has been threatened by russian president vladimir putin if his demands are not met. we hope substantive and meaningful talks clear result reached by a certain deadline which provide equal safety for. everybody the demands include ukraine not joining nato and the u.s. and nato pulling back troops, offensive weaponry and military gear from ukraine and other eastern european countries. russia has been massing some 100,000 troops near ukraine prompting fears of full scale invasion. i m sure the russian military has plans for invasion of ukraine. so you have to take it very seriously. and you have to deter them from making mistakes. president biden says severe cons short of a military response. the u.s. is willing to talk with russia. it s saying red line item like a ban on u.n.-nato membership are
with washington about its security concerns. russian officials today saying negotiations with the u.s. and west will be begin early next year, maybe next month. russian president vladimir putin now saying he will resort to military means if his demands are not met. they include ukraine not joining nato and the u.s. and nato pulling back troops, offensive weaponry and military gear from ukraine and other eastern europey an countries. they ve been massing 100,000 troops near ukraine prompting fears a full scale invasion by the russian military of ukraine could be in the offing. now president biden for his part said that would trigger severe consequences short of a military response. he also said he is willing to sit down and talk with russia except for some of those red line items like the ban on ukraine nato membership. dana, putin has been pressing his demands on fresh president
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but the story in the last year and a half has been trump tightening restrictions on russia, imposing tough sanctions, agreeing to allow the sale of offensive weaponry to ukrainians who are fighting putin. the policies have not been pro-russian. that s why this seems improviser to to me and weird. all sort of the you want me to go to a meeting and sit there like a nice grown up at the table. that s not who i am. i m just going to make troublest because that s who i am. why is he always making trouble with our allies. he is not making trouble with saudi arabia, not making trouble with vladimir putin. he is only no. he has made trouble with putin. he has been making trouble with putin for a year and a half. that s not right. he has. and he is trying to impose tariffs on china. jeremy wants in. if i could respond to john.
to be lengthening one of the airports. on the face of it, it doesn t sound like that much equipment and maybe not many personnel. but how dow see it first of all and could it be a tip of a bigger sphere to come. it is hard to say. tactically speaking what they are up to there. when you see tanks and antiaircraft in the country and more offensive weaponry coming. and put in place for the russians. what they plan to do is unclear. the presence of that capability is limiting the united states of israel and united states and others in the country. good tozp?uñ have you on. =ug president obama welcoming white house.