I have seen on several occasions some motorists who went past the Rosslyn offramp attempt to make U-turns or cross to other side before the Hebron offramp.
i would agree, but but khrushchev acted you believed greater restraint. there was a degree of institutions in the soviet union. you had a degree of collective leadership. we have a personalization and a de-institutionalization of that country, which makes it frightening that one man has so much power. but we shouldn t be searching be offramps for putin? we should be maintaining pressure and let him look for the off-ramps? absolutely. neither side is prepared to accept half a loaf. what we want to do is create the conditions for diplomacy rather than go directly into diplomacy. stay with us. when we come back, we re going to solve the china problem, right here. show your sore throat who s boss. mucinex instasoothe. works in seconds, lasts for hours.
assistant secretary of state for europe and form orer u.s. ambassador to poland daniel freed. daniel, thank you so much for joining us and giving us your insight and analysis on the current situation. it is the about to be a year in a few short months here. do you see any clear offramps for president putinen, or are you predicting that we might be entering a second year of this? [audio difficulty] the the real issue isn t offering putin offramps. he started a war, and he can t win it. he s losing on the battlefield. he lost another big chunk of occupied ukraine just this past week. so what he s trying to do is batter the ukrainian people, make them suffer, attack civilians trying to destroy ukraine s will to fight. i m not sure it will work. the issue isn t the offramps, the issue is whether ukraine can
tendency to avert their gaze, want levity, want to forget it. all the different mass shootings, one is a stool, philadelphia, altercation turned violent, might be opportunities for legislators to say there s no solution, how could i have one size fits all bill with all the reasons for shooting. are they too many offramps not wanting to stay in the moment for a tragedy? hard to come up with a solution with so many different issues. can t just say this will solve it. lawmakers in particular and some of the gun policy activists are looking access for a very specific reason. fbi has done research on active shooter events.
and even today a show of might from vladimir putin with military drills across russia involving tanks, drones, missile systems and navy ships as the biden administration rightly searches for diplomatic offramps ahead of a potential conflict, a shipment of u.s. military aid arrived in ukraine. the ukrainian government is still seeking to project a sense of calm, but the u.s. continues to make preparations. new reporting from nbc news suggests another possible response strategy includes more gutting sanctions barring tech exports to russia as a way of targeting its strategic sectors. from that reporting, these novel export controls would be imposed in addition to sanctions and would have a similar damaging effect, the official said. under the plan, the administration would block russia from obtaining software and technology in order to harm key economic sectors such as artificial intelligence and