We have been working in lockstep and in coordination with Congress with countries are NATO partners, with transatlantic partners to prepare a range of steps that could be detrimental to their economy. You can call that a threat. You can call that a fact, you can call that preparation, whatever you want to call it.
Jen Psaki discusses the U.S. response to potential Russian military action against Ukraine.
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