Biden Warns Putin, Expects Russia to Move In on Ukraine

The transcript discusses the potential actions and consequences of Russia testing NATO and the United States. It explores the historical context of Russia's losses and current challenges, including its resources and geopolitical position. The speaker outlines negotiation points regarding Ukraine's NATO membership and strategic weapons, emphasizing the importance of treaties and international agreements. The discussion concludes with a focus on military presence in Europe and NATO's obligations under Article 5, highlighting the complexities of international relations and defense commitments.

What is the leader's perceived most tragic event for Russia?

• The Cold War

• The expansion of the European Union

• The rise of NATO

• The fall of the Berlin Wall

What is one of the guarantees the leader seeks regarding Ukraine?

• Ukraine will host NATO bases

• Ukraine will remain neutral

• Ukraine will become part of NATO

• Ukraine will never be part of NATO

What is the likelihood of Ukraine joining NATO in the near term?

• No chance at all

• Not very likely

• Already a member

• Very likely

What is NATO's obligation under Article 5?

• To negotiate with non-member states

• To reduce military presence

• To defend its member countries

• To expand its membership

What is the stance on permanently stationing troops in the old Soviet bloc?

• Troops will be stationed only in emergencies

• Troops will be withdrawn

• Troops will rotate but not be permanently stationed

• Troops will be permanently stationed