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ukraine s civil territorial integrity is it on russian terms or the terms agreed in 2015? in integrity - is it on russian terms or the terms agreed in 2015? in this matters, or the terms agreed in 2015? in this matters. we or the terms agreed in 2015? in this matters, we heard or the terms agreed in 2015? in this matters, we heard earlier or the terms agreed in 2015? in this matters, we heard earlier today - matters, we heard earlier today president vladimir zielinski holding a day of unity to unite ukrainians not only behind their country but in defiance of russia and russian aggression. in light of that, you ve got two bits in the east of the country where you ve got self declared republics. if minsk were actually implemented, perhaps all bits of ukraine could have a certain extra freedom from the kyiv government. is that really what kyiv wants? , , ., ., , , wants? depending on how exactly it s implemented. wants? depending on how exactly it s implemented. it wants? dep
we are, and where we re going. first, the situation on the ground. it s tuesday morning in kyiv, and as ongoing as vladimir putin husband. russia than a role across ukraine, as army isn t looking like the ultimate fighting force, and they are facing serious resistance from ukraine. but as proud as they may be, ukrainians know there are dark days ahead. satellite images show a massive convoy of russian equipment and troops outside the capital that reportedly stretches for miles. today, russian forces carried out intense shelling in ukraine s second largest city, and here is the pentagon s assessment of that situation. the russians have not only experienced a stiff and determined resistance by the ukrainians, but logistics and systemic problems of their own. mr. putin still has at his disposal significant combat power. he hasn t moved all of it into ukraine, but he s moved the majority of it. he still has a lot that he
domestic political pressures from international pressures to intervene militarily. despite the presidents pledge not to put boots on the ground there. the american impulse, so often, has been to put boots on the ground in some discipline to defend freedom. but lessons learned aren t that it is often more easier to get into a situation like this then it is to extricate yourself from. one so, a lot of careful discipline and thinking is going to go into the next few days, weeks and months i suspect. do you think that we should be taking military action now? i do not. i believe that we should arm the ukrainians. i believe that we should press all sorts of very aggressive sanctions. i believe that we should act in unison s would nato. but, in the current since some stances, i would not support putting boots on the ground. american boots on the ground. that is going to be stressed.
hasn t moved into ukraine. ukraine and russia did come to the negotiating table today for the first time since the war began. but so far, they ve only agreed to meet again. while much of the world is concerned, putin has made it clear that is nuclear forces are at the ready. and the west is escalating its own financial war on russia, adding crushing new sanctions that can, and will cripple an order you weak crush an economy. chris murphy tweeted this today, the u.s. and allies according to not only freeze the assets of putin s olive back allies, but the sees those assets as well. meanwhile, the mass exodus of ukrainians trying to escape shows no signs of slowing down. the un estimates more than 520,000 people have left the country so far. most of them women and children. men between the age of 18 and 60 cannot leave. they have to stay and fight. my colleague matt bradley is in ukraine, and nbc s raf sensuous