There've been a lot of questions about Russia's interests in Ukraine as well as the West interests, so we can look at the map or we get a much better sense. First of all, overmind here, Ukraine is in Europe. It's not a million miles away. The capital is just a few hundred miles from cities that America strives to all the time, Rome, Paris, London, and look here on its western border. Four key American airlines, Poland, Slovakia, Hungary, Romania, all members of NATO and under NATO, the US has an obligation, a treaty obligation to defend them if they come under threat. Now Ukraine, not a member of NATO, but in recent years, has been a lot talked about, bringing them into a close relationship. Let's get a better sense now of Russia's interests there. You look at Crimea on the tip of that peninsula. The ? pull military naval base. This is the headquarters of Russia's Black Sea. ? is the only warm water pull of the pulls of northern froze in winter access to the Black Sea to the Mediterranean, the Atlantic is central for Russia, and that's the first place that many of those 6,000 and even more Russia troops win when they cross the border from Russia. In the Crimea, a reminder sovereign Ukraine territory. But let's look inside the country as well because it's a real split between east and west there. Western part of the country here leans towards Europe. Only 5% of the population in east parts speak Russian as they ?. Eastern part of the country, 75% here. They speak Russian. Their athletes they feel the pulls towards Russia. This part of the country feels the pull towards the western Europe.