US-Russia Relations / Diplomat Expulsions / Bush Administration

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US-Russia Relations / Diplomat Expulsions / Bush Administration #196100

ABC Evening News for Thursday, Mar 22, 2001
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(Studio: Peter Jennings) Report introduced.

(Washington: Jackie Judd) Announcement by Russia that it will retaliate for the decision by President Bush's administration to expel 50 diplomats in response to the spying by FBI agent Robert Hanssen featured; details given of the shift in tone and substance on the US-Russia relationship in the new administration populated by "Cold Warriors." [BUSH - comments on the decision.] [National security adviser Condoleezza RICE - comments.] [February 7, CIA director George TENET - comments on Russian arms and technology policies.]

(Studio: Peter Jennings; Moscow: Richard Gizbert) The day's tough rhetoric from Russia in response to the diplomatic expulsions and counter-expulsions discussed.

Reporter(s):: Gizbert, Richard;; Jennings, Peter;; Judd, Jackie
Duration:: 00:03:00

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