How can world leaders respond to Putin's nuclear threat?
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How can world leaders respond to Putin's threat of using nuclear force?
President Biden deals with a dangerous situation abroad as Russian President Putin annexes Ukrainian territory and says he will defend the region with the veiled threat of nuclear force.
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How can world leaders respond to Putin's nuclear threat?
Clip: 9/30/2022 | 5m 43sVideo has Closed Captions
President Biden deals with a dangerous situation abroad as Russian President Putin annexes Ukrainian territory and says he will defend the region with the veiled threat of nuclear force.
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