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US-Russia Relations / Diplomats Expulsion / Response #397277

CBS Evening News for Thursday, Mar 22, 2001
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(Studio: John Roberts) Report introduced.

(Pentagon: David Martin) Expectations that Russia will expel American diplomats in response to the expulsion of 50 Russian diplomats suspected of spying reported. [President BUSH - says the United States and Russia can still have good relations.] [Secretary of State Colin POWELL - talks about a conversation with the Russian ambassador.] [National Security Advisor Condoleezza RICE - addresses reporters.] [Former Deputy Secretary of State Strobe TALBOTT - says the Bush administration is striking a tougher tone.]

Reporter(s):
Martin, David;
Roberts, John
Duration:
00:02:10

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