the, the, the safety that we use in life from the us changed its mind and calls for immediate c spot in gaza, secretary of state and to me, blank, and then on says a draft un resolution for an immediate cease fire link to the release of hostages despite for us of vetoing previous such initiatives, also on the program explosions, check the crating and capital, the rest of the logistics largest miss silent trone of tactful weeks, and a powder and retaliation for ukraine's assets on russia's full. and you latest ring in brussels, bruce thing, ukraine of the war and casa on the table along with securing europe's defense.

the, i'm so glad you're welcome to the program, the united states of circulation, a draft un security council resolution calling for an immediate cease fire link to the release of hostages in the gaza strip of businesses israel and propose a further military action in response to the homeless tara attacks of october, 2nd, the draft tax represents an about face for the u. s which is repeatedly vito calls the un for an immediate cease by announcement by the secretary of state k one who is inside of your ravia as part of his tour of the region and to me, blink. and also emphasize the need to protect guys and civilians. and to provide humanitarian aid as an accept from his interview on saturday podcast to i'll head to half as well. in fact, we actually have

a resolution that we put forward right now. that's before the united nations security council. that does call for an immediate cease fire tied to the release of hostages, and we hope very much that countries will uh, will support that. i think that would send a strong message or a strong signal, which i can totally blanking has now traveled onto egypt. i asked to join this kareem outgo already in cairo for his assessment of his us about face with something in there for everyone. basically like a ceasefire and the release of hostages is so it seems to me like every site is going to say like i wouldn't for free my part if the other side for things the other part. but then it's mike who's actually the negotiations that are going on and, and we know that in this negotiations there is already a lot of common ground. say one of them is that they're both agreed to have a 6 week ceasefire. and then the release of about 40 hostages in exchange to the

20 or certain types of number of how does deviance released from is right in the prison spot. they are also a lot of disagreements this way. it is asking for a list of hostages that us, that's a wife and to know how much is denying this list, how much is asking to name to pick the prisoners, the policy and process that are released among them also about the people it was life sentence this is where it is saying that if they do this, they might want to have the possibility to the ports, some of them at to us throughout the country. also, this is of course not something i most is happy with. and at the end, the hosting where to continue it to a 2nd round, where we have the release of soldiers maybe and for that. how much is asking for guarantees that that would be appropriate ceasefire that the voice ending? it is something of course, and it's on y'all. we'll have a hard time to supplement this as he's

a basically the goal of this war for him is the destruction of thomas. that's got most of them, at least at least as shown here, is honest. welcome back. showing me how is the is ready to government likely to view they said basis proposal from the us? well, not the very favorably. this is another signal from the americans that they are not happy with what's happening in gaza at the lack of a prospect and plan for the day after and gauze. and of course, the military and crisis. and so far the americans were very strongly supporting israel, also in the you in front of between other resolutions that have come forth about calling for a ceasefire. so the americans initiating that themselves as sort of signaling to as well. we're not necessarily automatically having your back unless you start showing more progress. having said that, as long as they keep on having the seatbar connected to the release of hostages, we're still playing the same game where we both both sides have moss and israel. me to agree in order for anything to move forward and for any change on the ground to really be seen and felt. okay. so this site was from what you're saying,

this is more of a signal from the us to israel rather than moving uh the um, any sort of breakthrough in gaza on it to fitness is really, it's a signal the international community we're seeing. we hear in the criticism we're to into that we're not automatically automatically, always, backing isn't also a signal to american voters inside the democratic party. there's a lot of going criticism against spider, and there's a need to show that there's something being done. and the criticism is heard. okay, so let's talk about the negotiations and what are we up to? not, um, it's always, you know, the back and forth. it's always hard to see, but there's still, i mean, blinking themselves. i said there's probably some progress done, but it's still not close enough. the main contention, of course, i still probably on the table and it's not about the number of hostages. this will be it. this thing is a minor issue, but the key is what happens to the north of guys on when and how will policy as be allowed to travel or to return basically to their homes, whatever's,

whatever's left of them in the north of gaza. this is something that is what was very adamantly, objecting. they don't want to see any pulsing is going back to the north of the street for how much this is very important. and the battle on the north of this rape is ongoing, also in different areas. you know, we've been seeing that the battle and she's the hospital, which is going already for 4 days now in gaza. this is part of israel trying to show the minute we, we, uh, you know, step back a little bit how mazda is going back into north of design to its old stronghold. and we need to, you know, keep, keep acting also in the north of the strip. if we ever want to have a chance in eradicating home us, what i'm hearing a more and more of a from i benjamin netanyahu seems to be more about the destruction of a mass of them the, the rescue of the hostages. i might, i might just not getting my news from enough soul said no, no that's, that's a good sentiment that your, you echoing there and it's spelled also and it's really public and there's

a lot of going, it's brewing and those involved going scrutiny. you know, for a guest and to now for kind of lower downgrading the hostages as, as a public issue and as a, as an end. so the, as a topic that he's working in order to achieving. and he's aware of that and politically, i think he's in a place that he is, he doesn't really know how to, how to he's in a bind at his, his very extreme right wing a allies in the coalition do not want to see much progress when it comes to release of, of posting and hostages and prisoners in israel. and on the other hand, his more moderate part does want to see everything done in order to bring forth a deal. and he doesn't really know how to find it. and a good way out this is what we singles, doesn't go stations going very slowly. i think he's just hoping for a more creative solution, lending from somewhere, but currently not much focused on. okay, thanks for that. clear as image shown as shown. it was honestly, this based on this well, take a look now at some of the stories making headlines around the world. at least 69 by

hinge or refugees have been rescued off the coast of indonesia that were found holding onto and standing on the capsized wooden boat. they've been traveling in this estimate if it doesn't have dropped for the rest exam listing more american citizens as of haiti as a kind of being country, grapples with the crisis bought by the gangs, the gangs have taken over much of the capital for the products and violence spreads and suburbs despite haiti's prime minister ariel only agreeing to step down last week view and his one that saddam is suffering. one of the was worse, humanitarian disaster is found in recent memory on the side of the population. that's more than 18000000 people. and i said the risk of famine because of the country is ongoing civil war. the head of the humans, humanitarian office, has criticize the international community for its lack of action. you credit the capital has been hit overnight by borrowers of mist files and drone attacks. and

this follows recent attacks by ukraine across the board in russia's belgrade region . the strike on key. it was the largest base in weeks that causing casualties and damage to residential buildings. in the early hours of thursday, t of rooked by explosions seeking said people in the ukraine in capital, haven't seen in weeks but it's available for one of the 1st explosion hit and i woke up and a 2nd later i was covering my daughter with my arms there was a 2nd explosion, and at that moment a piece of shop now had my window. the children were sent to the pomp shelter and i wondered what to do next. but those are fine. yeah. so it will be done. in the daylight, the aftermath of the attacks becomes visible. the less damage to residential buildings with several people losing their homes. if my son had it or not, he would have been killed. our entire apartment was destroyed. the

blast ways destroyed furniture, windows doors, every thing. it's a hard stem, this for the fusion, ukraine's air force as it shut down all 31 russian me sales targets in the capital on thursday. but nearly 20 people were injured by the following parts. ukrainian president, full of demons, the landscape has condemned the attacks as an act of terror. he has been relentless in his appeals to western allies for air defense systems. sees if he's nice as they are partners, have these defense system data. they need to understand that we need them to protect the lives of the c. jeff? yup. who's the strikes on key of full? the threats of retaliation from russia's presidents lie deem it puts in ukraine has been pounding its belgrade both the region for several days. forcing evacuations of

thousands of children. the exchange of attacks is given the risk elation in rushes more against its neighbors. will rush us that war against ukraine also gaza. i'm tons to develop a it'd be used at defense that all on the table in front of you repeating that latest meeting in brussels today. presidents and prime ministers will discuss that funds to buy arguments for ukraine using the proceeds of freshman, frozen russian assets. the secretary general antonio tabs will not join on friday in part to encourage more aid relief of thousands. domestic issues such as of farmers protested, also expected to be on the agenda. amazing has begun, rosie, but child is in brussels to bring this up today. welcome rosie. so that russia's full scale of evasion of you kind of prompted a lot of toke and you are for about boosting the blogs. defensive is that agreement

. how this might happen as well. we've just heard from german chancellor, olaf schultz on his way in to throw his weight behind an idea to use the proceeds of some frozen russian assets within the e. u to try and use that to arm you crate to supply you crate with more movie trade and we know that the balancing act, the leaders have been trying to do ever since this full scale invasion on the one hand support you create a militarily and then the other hand armed themselves against what they say is a really dramatic. we shifted security environment. schultz said he thinks there's you, there's likely to be agreement on that in principle of that idea. less agreement or another idea which has been floated ahead of this meeting, which is to use of joint borrowing joint bones in order to boost the use defense is not something which has been floated. we hear by fonts that is still here, but it's likely not to go to a well with more frequent countries like benevolence on the job and transfer also

towards the balance of increasing possibility of new countries like bosnia herzegovina joining, the e u. and what would be the benefits of the best sort of expansion? yeah, it's looking quite likely that at this meeting we will get a political, green light at least the to move to the next step to open. next session talks with palsy and hurts governor, which i think would certainly go down. well, there know, in the past enlargement of the you was really, these leaders favorite kind of proverbial can to kick down the road. it was something which for years was really stalled. since wash is full scale invasion of ukraine, we've seen this picking up momentum. there's been a move to open, accession talk with you create. we've seen movement also on molto, but i'm not something which really is a is a shift. however, when i say movement, don't think that we're talking about moving to a speech, even if we do get this green light today, a political, green light for both new york to covina. don't expect they'll be joining the book anytime soon. this tends to be a process which takes years if not decades. now your pharmacy, i think causing problems for leads is that the issue is based summit likely to

address that ongoing demands. or yeah, we seems farmers take to the streets right across this. you need their complaints, their list of their demands are long on disparate, not all with the same. so more concerns about agriculture will imports from ukraine solomon always about the use green bureaucracy. solomon worried about how farming subsidies are don't know to you has moved to try and show it's listening to farmers, particularly a heads of key elections coming up in june. it's moved to e some green farming rules to curves and macro cultural imports from ukraine. but given the scale of anger, we've seen on the streets and i've been talking to some of these farmers over the past few weeks. i think it's unlikely that this talks, they sell me, they summit itself, well, souls that ongoing discontent and debates. how does that set rosie? rosie betcha in brussels. that suits you up to date. i'll have more world news in the top of the all of next year on the w documentary, looking at the story of

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