I don't see any military option at this time although, we can be doing some planning for further contingencies, particularly if Vladimir Putin puts pressure on other countries, such as Poland or the Baltics who are members of NATO.
John McCain: “I don't see any military option at this time although, we can be doing some planning for further contingencies…”
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Senator McCain discusses the lack of military options for the U.S. regarding the situation in Ukraine and suggests planning for future contingencies.
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