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There s no neutrality when it comes to a country s border being threatened, as ukraine is being threatened, and i have reminded all of them that they should think about how they would feel if they had 100,000 troops on their borders. so, it is it s a very collegial environment that we work in, but we know that once we sit at that table, we have to represent our countries interests and the interests of the u.n. charter and our responsibilities for peace and security around the globe. ambassador linda thomas-greenfield, at the end of a very busy day, i m sure it s not the end of your day, thank you for spending time with us today. we re grateful. thank you very much. when we come back, shifting gears, the next steps for the investigation into the january 6th insurrection. one of the leading reporters covering that investigation and the house committee leading it will be our guests to talk about
Eastern-ukraineCountryWallTroopsBorderThreatenedBordersNeutrality100000TableCountriesInterestsAmbassador to the united nations, ambassador linda thomas green field. ambassador, i know it was your request that secretary of state antony blinken travel to munich. tell us about the importance of what he said today and the reaction behind the scenes, if you would. look, i think that the gravity of the situation on the ground in ukraine really made sense for us to have the secretary of state, the u.s. top diplomat, come to the security council and deliver the statement that he made today. i think there was tremendous support for him being there, tremendous respect by other members of the security council, that he had taken the time to come, and i think they heard his message, and they were also concerned with what they heard him share with us very openly in the security council. i want to play some of what
UsSecretary-of-stateUnited-nationsLinda-thomas-green-fieldRequestImportanceAntony-blinken-travel-to-munichSituationReactionUkraineSecurity-councilSenseContinued the shelling. eight civilians were killed. a u.n. security counsel meeting to address the situation, u.s. ambassador linda thomas green field called on russia to honor proposals for safe passage. the humanitarian toll on president putin s war is mounting. children are dying. people are fleeing their homes. for what? it s clear mr. putin has a plan to destroy and terrorize ukraine. earlier today, russia put forward a proposal to allow people from kyiv, kharkiv, mariupol to evacuate but only into belarus and russia claimed the move came at the request of emanuel macron that called russia s plan hypocrisy. meanwhile, today ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy
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