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After Vladimir Putin ordered what he’s calling “peacekeeping” forces into two new regions of eastern Ukraine, the United States and allies held an urgent meeting at the U.N. Security Council condemning the move and accusing Russia of violating international law. Meanwhile, calls are growing louder for President Biden to impose more severe sanctions now. NBC’s Kristen Welker reports for TODAY from the White House.Feb. 22, 2022
