Anti-tank missiles. now in the past the russians have said that they see these weapon shipments as legitimate targets but so far since the war started we haven t seen the russians attack the weapon convoys. that could change, though. the washington post reporting this morning that earlier in the week russia warned the u.s. that it is very upset about these continued weapons shipments into ukraine. still u.s. officials insist there are no signs they plan to let up. we re not taking it for granted and neither are the ukrainians, either. we get these things into their hands and they are moving it inside their country. and i think the less we say about that, the better. and while the u.s. says the russian forces have retreated from trying to capture kyiv russia poses a threat in terms of air strikes on the capital city even today we heard from russia s defense minister who said if ukraine were to start attacking targets in russian territory they would retaliate by attacking targets i
well, the u.s. and nato continue to offer those supplies into ukraine we have seen a russia also threatened to attack the same weapon convoys the u.s. not giving any details about how they re getting weapons into ukraine. but officials say those weapons continue to flow despite the threats from russia, arthel. they need the weapons, mark meredith thank you. eric. america s closest allies in the middle east as a mediator in russia s war against ukraine. she and others good relations with both countries are. it s walking a diplomatic type rope as it tries to act as a troubleshooter. prime minister bennett made a surprising visit to moscow on march 5. he sat down vladimir putin. he has been in the middle of high-level talks since then with his european counterparts. joining is now the former israeli ambassador to the united nations who we know very well on this program. ambassador you are in tel aviv. good to see a break. good afternoon eric thank you