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EPISODE · Feb 6, 2022 · 5 MIN

Richard Arnold: Putin's biggest military build-up in Europe since WWII

from Holiday Breakfast · host Newstalk ZB

Ukraine's Foreign Minister is urging people to ignore "apocalyptic predictions" about a Russian invasion. It comes as the White House says Russia could take military action any day now. US correspondent Richard Arnold told Tim Dower Russian president Vladimir Putin has put together the biggest military build-up in Europe since World War Two. “Those moves are said to amount to 70 percent of the forces required for a full-scale invasion, they’re positioned in a way that would suggest to perhaps a pincer movement, where Russia might invade the country from three sides.” LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ukraine's Foreign Minister is urging people to ignore "apocalyptic predictions" about a Russian invasion.  It comes as the White House says Russia could take military action any day now.  US correspondent Richard Arnold told Tim Dower Russian...

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