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collectively we are preparing for every eventuality. we have made it clear and we told the russians directly again today, that if russia further invades ukraine there will be significant costs and consequences well beyond what they faced in 2014. did given assurance to ukraine and georgia but in 2008 that they would be able to join nato. no georgia but in 2008 that they would be able tojoin nato. no one really think that s a good idea. but no it s good to put it in black and white, are they a? i it s good to put it in black and white, are they a? white, are they a? i don t think ou ll white, are they a? i don t think you ll see white, are they a? i don t think you ll see it white, are they a? i don t think you ll see it written white, are they a? i don t think you ll see it written down. - white, are they a? i don t think you ll see it written down. butl white, are they a? i don t think. you ll see it written down. but the real issue here, by the way you mentioned the nato treat
as follows the more he pushes honest i think the more likely it is that ultimately ukraine and georgia may have a path to membership. but i ll tell you it s quite interesting to me is what our opinion to finland and sweden going to do? for both of where we see polls, those two nations joining where we see polls, those two nationsjoining nato. so vladimir putin may end up with a much more worse situation that he started. i think we have a map of nato s positions in europe which is worth looking at. it shows you how big nato s footprint is across the continent. i guess these baltic states that were looking at, they re not there to be in support of nato pulling back from the front here when there s 100,000 troops on ukraine s border. when there s100,000 troops on ukraine s border. when there s100,000 troops on ukraine s border. right? exactly. alain, ukraine s border. right? exactly. again. vladimir ukraine s border. right? exactly. again, vladimir putin ukraine s border. right? exa
president putin wants nato to pull its forces out of the former soviet countries, and to rule out the possibility ukraine will everjoin the alliance. nato s secretary general says the two sides have significant differences, but the door remain open. it s not possible to say anything with certainty on the likelihood of conflict. what i do know is there s a real risk for renewed use of force against ukraine. that s exactly why the meeting today was important. because we believe in political path that we engage in good faith and sit down and ukraine to find a peaceful way forward. and ukraine to find a peaceful way forward. admiraljames stavridis is a retired united states navy admiral and joins us from jacksonville, florida. lovely to see you. essentially, russia was a veto on all nato s activities in europe, that s a nonstarter, quite plainly. so what we doinu nonstarter, quite plainly. so what