i think it is the - projection of what jens stoltenberg projection of whatjens stoltenberg are sayinge 32 if sweden joins, it is waiting for hungary to give that approval in parliament, but that is a significant change from 2014, which is when they first set the goal of countries trying to reach a target of 2% of the gdp being spent on defence. then it wasjust of 2% of the gdp being spent on defence. then it was just three countries and jens stoltenberg saying now, at the end of this year, it will be 18 countries, so that is a significant. you then ask the question why is that? i'm sure donald trump would like to take some credit for it, he was going for more spent 20 he was president and those countries that seem to be 18 is because of what rudd may putin has been doing in ukraine and clearly the goal was set in 2014 when he first invaded crimea and now that concern in europe is much greater since the full scale invasion in russia. i think it is russia that has caused this a dramatic increase in defence spending in europe rather than donald trump when he was president. is than donald

is afraid of, and rightly so, because there is no place for stoltenberg there, it is different. ourst hasn’t taken shape yet, we have a partly russian, russian ruling class, a chinese one, which will probably be talked about here, but inside the russian class, too, not everything is clear, i don’t know there iranian, what else is there - the arabs have something, in italy, our loved ones, probably not, italy, and here, for now italy is there, but overall it has not yet developed, but... modest, the first to grow out of the colonial system of the world, and what you say has developed, well, naturally, this is the colonial ruling elite, which is just, you see . what democracy is, well, we said, yes , democracy is a procedure, it has ceased to be a procedure, the americans showed us that you can be a democracy without procedures, then democracy became a set of rituals, well , you can go to elections, you have to go, no matter how they will consider, god bless him, but the elections there must be, because these are rituals, by the way, the prayer breakfast is a ritual, yes, that’s where,

according to the russian foreign intelligence service , the leader of nato stoltenberg may become theed that. he will be able to enter zelensky’s office without wearing clothes, and most importantly, he will make sure that the man in green does not suddenly i thought he was deciding something at the bank. especially after the replacement of zaluzhny nasyrsky, suspicions that zelensky will be willful have increased many times over. this is most likely associated with attempts to appoint a certain person in order to have direct, permanent physical access to vladimir zelensky and control his mental health. and here. spring is just around the corner, which at the bank is associated not with warm air, but with a vacuum of legitimacy. end of official term of office zelensky may be the deadline for the west to appoint its governor. but the main problem is, of course, the kiev officials, to whom no matter how much money you give them, they will continue to shout, which, however, will not in any way affect the successes of the armed forces of ukraine. the ukrainian armed forces are objectively

and then - a quote from stoltenberg.shington will remain a faithful ally of nato, which is beneficial for the united states. the alliance creates a sales market for them. defense products, and businessman donald trump understands this very well, so talk a little, he will talk, but it is unlikely to lead. well, it is also interesting that nato secretary general jens stoltenberg today, just like yesterday, trump was nominated for receiving the nobel peace prize. such a company will be very interesting. he was nominated by the deputy chairman of the liberal party. former minister of culture of this country abid raja and the quote with which he did it: "no one has done more for peace and democracy in europe and the world in the last year than jens stoltenberg. well, let's support this candidacy, okay. and finally, there is such a saying: there are no cities, consider a cripple. from the moscow institute of physics and technology , immediately after the first semester, a student who got into to study there according to the qu

america, that too more careful and that’s why they are so honest that it’s even admirable, for example stoltenbergeemed to me that he was not an american. they threaten our free world and openly challenge american influence, and not just america. they are trying to trample on the global rules that keep us all safe. china is the most serious long-term challenge, and russia is the most urgent. he is developing new strategic weapons to threaten the united states and its allies. his war is aimed not only at establishing control over ukraine, but to restore russia’s influence in the world and form an alternative one. a world order where us power is weakened, nato is disorganized, and small democracies are forced to bow. he is so scared that when he says the name putin, he immediately feels that everything is just out of fear, what sincerity, sincerity, they say these are americans, this is all threatening your order, it’s surprising of course, besides, they are doing military exercises there carry out, germany, the netherlands and poland sign a declaration on development of the west-east corridor, a lo

any apart from what we heard just then from a jens stoltenberg - just then from a jens stoltenberg aboutnference that _ become us president again? in that news conference that jens _ news conference thatjens stoltenberg gave, he was very careful not to mention the name donald trump. he was very careful to stress that this alliance was in the us interest as well as europe's own interest, that yes europe has tens of thousands of troops hit defending europe if it comes under attack, but also remember, he said, that when there attacks in 9/11 happened in america, it was the first and only time that the alliance has invoked article five which is an attack on one country is an attack on all. he is stressing this is always in the us interest to be part of this alliance, but he is not, and he is very careful about this, just as he was when he was dealing with donald trump when he was president, not directly attacking him but making very clear that what he said was fundamentally wrong and was not what nato is about. nato is not a fee—paying membership club, it is up to individual countries how mu

further - a quote from stoltenberg.at washington will remain a faithful ally of nato, which is beneficial for the united states. alliance creates for them a market for the sale of defense products. well, businessman donald trump understands this very well. therefore, talk a little, he will talk, but it is unlikely to lead. well , it is also interesting that nato secretary general jens stoltenmer was nominated for the nobel peace prize today, just as trump was yesterday. such a company will be very interesting, he was nominated by the deputy chairman of the liberal party of norway, the former minister of culture of this country, abid raja, and the quote with which he did it: in the last year, no one has done more for peace and democracy in europe and the world than jens stoltenberg. well, let's support this candidacy, okay. well, in conclusion, there is a saying, there are no cities.

s all. in april, nato celebrates its seventy-fifth anniversary, a summit is being prepared, and now stoltenbergssues in washington , which show that the united states ’ interest in europe is declining quite significantly, that is, issues that the united states would like to include in a future declaration of this april summit, apparently april's, yes, april's theses again, yes, yes, most likely it will be there. this is exactly what the united states is returning to the essence, and the essence for them is that their main enemy is china, trump remembered this very well, biden did not forget about this, biden, although he lowered the rhetoric, but in fact almost did not cancel the anti-chinese ones, janette , trump’s measures, now the united states, in fact , they laid out a menu for jens stoltenberg, in this menu there are such questions, an outlandish question like... it’s clear that it won’t work out very well, that is there must be an economic and technological engine germany, as we found out, germany is in a weak state, france, well, of course, it must personify nuclear power, and france wi

stoltenberg may become a special envoy to ukraine from the g-states.ce service. in fact, the secretary general of the alliance will control all of zelensky’s steps and decisions. for what? in that did elizaveta khramtsova understand? the city, which needs a hero, decided to choose a beholder. the west has already taken manual control of itself. kiev decided to formalize relations with the ukrainian authorities to officially appoint a special envoy from the so-called big seven; according to the russian foreign intelligence service, the head of nato stoltenberg may become the governor. it is assumed that he will be able to enter zelensky’s office without wearing anything, and most importantly, he will make sure that the man in green does not suddenly think that he is deciding something on the bank account. especially after the change of zaluzhny nasyrsky, suspicions that zelensky will be willful, they increased many times over, precisely with this. most likely, there are attempts to appoint a certain person in order to have direct, permanent physical acc

stoltenberg’s statement. it is important to whom this request is addressed, where he speaks, show it. a natural part of the american deep state and that very same and trump cannot ignore them, so stoltenberg hopes that he will be able to convince him in no case to abandon, yeah, he will convince or not to the arbitrariness of russia, as he believes, yes, i agree serge. what is a heritage foundation it was exactly , in any case, conservative traditional republican values ​​these are precisely the values ​​of reagan against russia you wrote the article yes such a big big don’t deny it, i’m against it and you said that we would lose a lot if trump something happened to him and i’ve already explained what happened to trump. let's explain to everyone who hasn't read the article what will happen to trump, well, as it should actually be in the first democracy in the world, let's why trump is beneficial to russia, the most important losses, the most important benefit, let's say, if trump becomes president, he will im

stoltenberg has already worked as a special representative.sible for the climate, but as a person with a persistent, nordic character, he had proven himself even earlier. in the early 1990s, when he headed the government in his native norway. it was under stoltenberg that the far-right nationalist brebik he organized a massacre, for which he received it. those watching kiev did not even rely on the experience with the un special envoy for syria. there is such an official who is striking in his inefficiency. in the forties, nazi germany actively appointed gauleiters in the occupied territories. heydrich ruled czechoslovakia, frank was in charge of poland, and the gropunführer of cuba was sent to belarus. all three carried out mass executions. fortunately, they also had a common fate: one was touched after the nuremberg tribunal, two were killed. a european candidate may be chosen, but he will be loyal and controlled by washington. after the western gauleiter arrives in kiev, the local authorities will no longer have that last bit of independenc

i read an interview or a speech by stoltenberg, who touched upon trump’s statement and said, well, it said: “if you don’t pay us, then i won’t protect you from possible russian aggression, an invasion there.” and yes, i will tell them to do it. whatever they want. en stoltenberg in response to this, said that this, of course, does not strengthen nato such statements, but he believes that they are not directed against the north atlantic alliance, but against the low spending that european countries and canada are now carrying out, which clearly indicates that he is kind of waiting already , that the administration will soon change, therefore he fluctuates along with the party line very actively, there was also such an interesting statement, maybe my colleagues will help me understand it, i didn’t understand him, he said that if americans are increasingly frightened by the size of china, they must increasingly rely on nato. i don’t know whether the size of china has changed over the past 70 years, that it has now begun to frighten americans, but for some reason en stoltenberg believes t

the country is free, important, honestly convenient, dmitry, yes, uh, well, we’ll probably start with stoltenberg.. no, no, no, why? they just explain to the hungarians, everyone and orban that if you don’t sign 50 billion now, then tomorrow you will have a collapse of the banking system, economic actions that will lead to the fall of your economy, and you will be naked and barefoot for the next few months, you have freedom of choice. well it was said directly, so you see, this is the method used in relation to hungary, by the way, orban agreed, well, accepted it all, well, the last time we knew, when this was discussed, when hitler demanded from the president of the republic of czechoslovakia, with this everyone agrees, here he sat , the president of the republic of czechoslovakia, thought, thought, thought, agreed, this is about the same thing, and, well, approximately , you know, according to the logic of action, it’s absolutely identical, like this, i’m not afraid of it tell, so, well, yes, orban agreed, who gave him a mandate so that his decision would lead to the impoverishment of the entir

the guardian cites stoltenberg's words about the risks for europe.s is the same idea, but in the musketeer style. military needs at least 2% of gdp. at the end of last year, poland doubled the recommended minimum, although no matter how much money was invested in the military sphere in europe, few were able to overcome the two percent threshold. of the thirty-one nato countries, only a third spend more than 2% of gdp on military spending. the states that have been members of the alliance since the forty-ninth year of its founding have the lowest military expenditures, according to statistics: italy and belgium, the netherlands, luxembourg and norway. the latest according to bloomberg. became the only nato country bordering russia whose military budget did not exceed 2% at the end of last year. the need to increase defense spending now pistorius declares at a meeting of nato defense ministers in brussels, in saxony, the heads of germany and denmark are laying the foundation stone for a new building of the rhein metal plant, where they plan to produce

well, stoltenberg thinks so, but everyone who knows trump, this is a question in one word. american president joe'. biden stated the need to support the allies of the united states of america abroad, in particular nato. against the background of the statements of the 45th president of the white house, donald trump. at the same time, joe biden emphasized that during his time, us administrations, side by side with allies, continued to build the north atlantic alliance, which is now stronger than ever. joe biden also emphasized what trump has given to everyone. clearly understand what will be done to american allies if russia attacks, and called such statements terrible and dangerous. the head of the european council, charles michel, expressed the need to immediately achieve the strategic autonomy of the european union and increase investments in defense. it happened against the background of critical again and donald trump's statement that he made on monday and saturday night about the rejection. to help nato. charles michel emphasized that irresponsible statements about nato

well, stoltenberg thinks so, but everyone who knows trump, this is a question in one word. us president joe biden stated the need for support. allies of the united states of america abroad, including nato. against the background of the statements of the 45th president of the host of the white house, donald trump at the same time, joe biden emphasized that during his administration, the united states, side by side with its allies, continued to build the north atlantic alliance, which is now stronger than ever. joe biden also emphasized that trump has made it clear to everyone that he is abandoning the american alliance. if russia attacks, and called such statements terrible and dangerous. the head of the european council, charles michel, expressed the need to immediately achieve the strategic autonomy of the european union and increase investments in defense. it happened against the background of critical again the same as donald trump's statement, which he made on monday and saturday night, about the refusal to help nato. charles michel on... emphasized that irresponsible s

let's listen to what nato secretary general jens stoltenberg had to say about this. we are already seeing the consequences of the united states delaying its decision, but i hope that the united states will be able to pass it, and the congress, the house of representatives will approve the continuation of support for ukraine, because if we allow if president putin wins, it will be worse not only for ukrainians, it will be a tragedy for ukrainians, but it will also be dangerous for us, it will make the world more vulnerable, therefore... ukraine is in the interests of our own security. therefore, the importance of continued military support worries not only ukrainian high-ranking officials in kyiv, but also the leaders of other european countries. for example, last week german chancellor olaf scholz visited the united states to persuade american republicans to provide military support to ukraine. and today one of the main goals meetings of defense ministers of the country. brussels to remind the us republicans about the importance of helping ukraine. professor andrew d

let's listen to his reaction. l general, jens stoltenberg.d _ listen to his reaction. i am deeply saddened and concerned - listen to his reaction. i am deeply saddened and concerned about i listen to his reaction. i am deeplyl saddened and concerned about the reports coming from russia that alexei navalny is dead. all the facts have to be established and russia has serious questions to answer. alexei navalny has been a strong voice for freedom, for democracy for many years, and nato and nato allies have called for his immediate release for a long time. today my thoughts go to his family and his loved ones and we remain committed to support everyone that believes in democracy that alexei navalny has done for so many years. we don't have any information now. that is the reason why it is important to have all facts established. russia has some serious questions to answer. what we have seen is that russia has become a more and more authoritarian power that has used oppression against the opposition for many years. he was a prisoner and that makes

stoltenberg went on to say, our support is not charity. it is an investment in our country. it is time for speaker johnson and republicans to realize that bipartisanship is the only, the only way to ensure that ukraine, israel, taiwan, and innocent civilians in gaza will receive critical lifesaving assistance. let's not flinch when it comes to standing up to such obvious threats to democracy and the rule of law. the world is watching and that is why we must pass this national security package. but this agreement also addresses our immigration policy. and let me be clear. we do need to fix our disastrous immigration laws and secure the border. that has been a fact for more than three decades. that's why i've worked to years to pass bipartisan legislation that would fix our immigration system. leader schumer came to the floor earlier and recalled the time when the so-called gang of eight, four democrats and four republicans, worked months to put together a measure which passed with the bipartisan roll call on the floor of the senate. i was honored to be part of that effort. th

stoltenberg had already worked as a special representative at the un and was responsible for the climate person with a persistent, nordic character, he had established himself earlier in the early 1990s, when he headed the government in his native norway. it was under stoltenberg that the far-right nationalist brebik carried out a massacre, for which he received 21 years in a luxury prison. and the prime minister’s chair didn’t even think about shaking. after all, the authors of the “watching kiev” project did not even rely on the experience with the un special envoy for syria. there is such an official who is striking in his inefficiency. in the forties , nazi germany actively appointed gauleiters in the occupied territories. heydrich ruled czechoslovakia, frank was in charge of poland, and the gruppenführer of cuba was sent to belarus. all three carried out mass executions, fortunately their fate turned out to be common too. one was touched after. a european candidate may be chosen, but he will be loyal and controlled by washington. after western guuleiter arrives in kiev, the local au

it's worth it, followed by a quote from stoltenberg. i am sure that washington will remain a faithful ally of nato, which is beneficial for the united states. the alliance creates a market for them to sell defense products. well, businessman donald trump understands this very well. therefore , talk a little - he will talk, but he is unlikely to lead. well, it is also interesting that nato secretary general jens stoltenberg was nominated for the nobel prize today, just like trump was yesterday. of the peace prize, such a company will be very interesting, his candidacy was nominated by the deputy chairman of the liberal party party of norway, the former minister of culture of this country, abid raja, and the quote with which he did it: no one has done more for peace and democracy in europe and the world in the last year than jens stoltenberg. well, let's support this candidacy, okay. well, in conclusion, there is such a saying, there are no cities. consider a cripple from the moscow institute of physics and technology to be counted immedi

jens stoltenberg, welcome to hardtalk. thank you so much. is ukraine going to lose its war with russia? no, and it's our responsibility to ensure that we provide them with enough military help to enable them to prevail. because president putin must not win this war. that will be a tragedy for ukrainians, and dangerous for us. now, you have said that the most important single decision is for the us to agree a package of support. what happens if they don't? then the ukrainians and we all will be in a more difficult situation. but then it's even more important that canada and european allies are stepping up even more. but i expect the us to agree a package of continued military support — partly because that has been the message i've heard from the us congress in my meetings now over the last days in washington, in brussels, and also in munich. and also, because it is a big majority, that's what they continue to tell me, in the congress for continued support. the senate has already agreed the package, and now the issue is how to make sure that t

but how he shook things up. the entire western society, stoltenberg rushed into battle, everyone spokeall the leaders spoke out about it, stoltenberg began to give figures that the growth of nato spending was phenomenal, he called figures of 32% in 2020, that on average nato countries spent 1.7%, and if add the united states here and it turns out. strategic and international studies, i visited there often in my time, and i always it seemed that this was so... there were already 30, and such countries there as bulgaria and, by the way, not bulgaria, hungary, hungary, poland, spent as much as 50, hungary, which, so to speak, reproach it for not being transatlantically oriented , here it is, so to speak, its indicators are very similar, they speak for themselves, and immediately conversations began in europe about the creation of european ones. previous attempts, because not a single european country can withstand the double convoy of double spending on nato, and also on the european army, we are talking about the army, of course, not that... their planning there, everyone in the european

jens stoltenberg, welcome to hardtalk. thank you so much.ine going to lose its war with russia? no, and it's our responsibility to ensure that we provide them with enough military help to enable them to prevail. because president putin must not win this war. that will be a tragedy for ukrainians, and dangerous for us. now, you have said that the most important single decision is for the us to agree a package of support. what happens if they don't? then the ukrainians and we all will be in a more difficult situation. but then it's even more important that canada and european allies are stepping up even more. but i expect the us to agree a package of continued military support — partly because that has been the message i've heard from the us congress in my meetings now over the last days in washington, in brussels, and also in munich. and also, because it is a big majority, that's what they continue to tell me, in the congress for continued support. the senate has already agreed the package, and now the issue is how to make sure that the house

jens stoltenberg. 0ur defence correspondentjonathan beale is at that nato summit — with this update.point, even though he didn't mention donald trump by name when he was criticising what he said on the campaign trail that you heard earlier. but essentially, there are, you know, a significant number of major countries that are still meeting the 2% goal. but the change has been significant too. so if you remember. this goal of spending 2% of your national income, gdp on defence was set out in 2014. you can't enforce it, but it was encouraged that countries, members of nato�*s should do that. at the time, only three countries were spending 2% of their national income on defence. and jens stoltenberg saying by the end of this year, 18 countries will be doing that, which is significant. i don't think the reason why they're spending 2% and more on defence, and nato�*s also made clear that 2% should be a floor, not a ceiling, that it should be the minimum, i think the reason that they're spending that money is because of what president putin is doing in ukraine, that it's a direct response

mato's jens stoltenberg there. i am mato'sjens stoltenberg there.tor steve rosenberg. we have been getting a lot of reaction from around the world on this news. what is your take on what has happened? this is huge news, isn't it? all we have to go on at the moment is an official statement released by the russian prison service, according to which mr navalny fell ill after a walk inside the penal colony this morning, according to this version of events, and then lost consciousness soon after that. the russian prison service claims prison medical teams were called and an ambulance and attempts were made to try to revive him but those attempts failed. cause of death unknown. that is the official version of events according to the russian prison service. we know the russian president has been informed of this. we haven't had any comment from vladimir putin yet. mr navalny was a huge critic of vladimir putin. the kremlin's most vocal critic. and backin kremlin's most vocal critic. and back in 2020 he accused the kremlin of trying to assassinate him with

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stoltenberg. nato allies provide an unprecedented support to ukraine.have been doing this since 2014 and increased this assistance at the beginning of a full-scale operation, but we do not have it. has plans to send nato military forces to ukraine. there will not be a single german soldier on the territory of ukraine, nor will there be ground troops and soldiers of european states or nato member states. this was stated by the german chancellor olaf scholz as a journalist during a visit to the city of freiburg imbrasgau. he called yesterday's discussion with his colleagues in paris a chore. shoyu, but at the same time the head of the german foreign ministry, i apologize, chancellor of germany, called it a good step forward that there is this understanding among western countries. he called the opinion at the event very unanimous on this matter. the bundeschancellor also said that western countries are ready to purchase ammunition with european funds outside of europe to ensure support for ukraine. well, that's nice. the call, it was already voiced by the

also, nato countries decided to create a new training center for ukraine in poland, stoltenberg said.truction, that is, the decision has been made. construction has not even started yet, well , the footage that we receive in real time is about an increase in the amount of ammunition production, but this is the ural carriage plant, this is not ammunition, armored vehicles, president putin came with inspection, we are, of course , waiting for news in this regard, factories in our country are at 96% capacity, military enterprises, if you believe them ... where there are successes, where we are moving, other directions, now we are politely trying to bypass, i’m provdeevka, it’s hot there, it’s hot there, we’re really looking forward to the result, for the rest , where, what are our results, olga, good evening, results in principle in all directions, in the zone of a special military operation, and all these directions with quite positive results. there it is in the artyomovsk direction towards the chasvyar there is progress in the ivanovsky area from the popovsky forest we are advancing,

jens stoltenberg, welcome to hardtalk. thank you so much.ukraine going to lose its war with russia? no, and it's our responsibility to ensure that we provide them with enough military help to enable them to prevail. because president putin must not win this war. that will be a tragedy for ukrainians, and dangerous for us. now, you have said that the most important single decision is for the us to agree a package of support. what happens if they don't? then the ukrainians and we all will be in a more difficult situation. but then it's even more important that canada and european allies are stepping up even more. but i expect the us to agree a package of continued military support — partly because that has been the message i've heard from the us congress in my meetings now over the last days in washington, in brussels, and also in munich. and also, because it is a big majority, that's what they continue to tell me, in the congress for continued support. the senate has already agreed the package, and now the issue is how to make sure that the h

stoltenberg swore in brussels that nato has money. this year the defense budget is $380 billion. bloomberg asks a question and mozhe answers it with citing an unnamed european diplomat, senior officials know they can't count on the us to defend europe, with at least another 10 years left before the continent can defend itself without outside help, so olof scholz still has to dig, eve he, together with his alliance colleagues, was digging a hole for the foundation of a new ren metal plant for the production of shells for armored vehicles, in general, the news from ukraine is not encouraging, there are not enough shells. then the government will significantly lower the forecast poroskiy gdp and admitted that this is a very bad indicator, and therefore the country can no longer continue in the same spirit. there was a drop last year; now berlin is the second largest sponsor of the kiev regime after washington, and has no plans to reduce the volume of assistance. information appeared in the german press that the authorities could cut the budget for the social sector and send this mon

you said now in the last part, so to speak, that stoltenberg is nominated for the nobel peace prize,ecause we need tanks for ukraine, well, well , probably so it’s necessary, they have it that way, i don’t know, from our point of view it’s difficult, he gets a peace prize, we’ll expand this one. and with these american anti-foils , well, yes, to stabilize the situation in the middle east, the red sea, yes, why not , you see, he is no longer the same hegemon you can really hit the hay with this rag, and as we see, this is what happens, no problems, but what is he doing there? can you explain why in poland it’s not scary, but in america it’s scary, but we’re not saying that it’s scary, we’re not afraid of anything at all, why then not in america if the missile is american, but because the americans will think next time whether it’s a problem? whether to do it or not, there could be american, german, any equipment, i mean, if we hit america, there will be no americans left and no one to think about it, that’s how you reason, just why namely poland, i think very logically. it’s absolutel

kiev will have to deal with stoltenberg, but on the conscience of his predecessor in this function in ukraine, erich koch, it is believed that 4 million were killed, including jews and another 2.5 million ostarbeiters deported to germany. koch always acted. his historical reputation is such that he is followed by a bunch of apocrypha, his quotes, of course, someone can insist on the source, but koch’s deeds spoke for him more clearly than words, hence such semantic clots stuck to koch. i need a pole to kill when meeting a ukrainian ukrainian on the contrary, so that a ukrainian kills a pole. we don't need russians. neither ukrainians nor poles, we need fertile lands. and also according to koch. ukrainians are brutalized russians who are ready to kill even their own frau for the idea of ​​a ukrainian state. they are ideal fighters against the red army, but after that they are subject to total reorganization, like the most terrible barbarians. koch himself was distinguished by real, uninvented barbarism. however, ruthless barbarism is generally characteristic. the murder of macron in ky

stoltenberg actually begged the americans: don’t abandon us. never fought a war alone; it has always fought alongside its allies, from the korean war to afghanistan. ponata's allies fought shoulder to shoulder with american soldiers. for europeans, the prospect of losing the support of a solid shoulder american soldier loomed immediately after donald trump said at a rally in south carolina that he did not care about the safety of those allies. how are we without a boss? what the europeans don’t like to hear is that trump is right, they have always been freeloaders, it would be naive to expect the us to foot the bill for european security indefinitely. stoltenberg swore in brussels that nato has money, this year the defense budget is $380 billion, but will europe be able to defend itself, asks bloomberg and it itself is answered with reference to an unnamed european diplomat, senior officials know that they cannot count on the united states to defend europe, at least another 10 years are needed before the continent can defend itself without outs

to ask for money for defense, to help ukraine, for arms supplies, but very interesting, recently in stoltenbergssion, he also asked for money, for him... we definitely won’t let them in, yes, next on their agenda is china itself, oh, simpler, well, southeast asia around china , and nato has already established formal relations with south korea, with japan, and nato is going to, through the ocusus and other alliances, significantly increase its infrastructure in this region, so when this summit convenes in april 24, i think that by that time, everything had dissolved, everything had gone into such interstate relations in within the framework of the european union, no single center has arisen there, but even if hypothetically this center arises, it will be based on an attempt to make a copy of nato, which in general is already clear that it will not work out very well, that is, there should be the economic and technological engine of germany, as we found out, germany is in a weak state, france, well, of course , i should personify... very different people, today we heard trump, and stoltenberg, a

if someone hasn’t heard stoltenberg, then...cheapest way for the united states to strengthen its security. there is nothing to talk about here. who fighting? ukrainians. ukrainians. and the united states and europe simply supply them with weapons, thereby giving putin a rebuff. and if the united states abandons ukraine, it will just be bashka’s dump. horror stories about russian weapons in space, which. we know that adversaries will always seek new ways to effectively wage war. space is a big frontier, cyberspace is a big frontier, so we have to be on our toes. in fact, the main fear of european officials, and this was clearly felt at the summit in brussels, is not weapons in space or a russian invasion. possible victory over. in uzbekistan they offer to wait on the street; in india, for example, they sell entrance tickets to the airport. the ministry of transport wants to reduce the number of people in russian ones. ports, the ministry has prepared a draft government resolution, which proposes to prohibit access to airports for

secretary general jens stoltenberg stated this.y the us authorities and a dozen other countries, including great britain, the czech republic, hungary, poland , sweden, slovakia, greece, finland, spain, italy and germany. no one is going to fight for kiev, but the ukrainians are not against it. resistance. marshal henri pétain headed the new government and, after a personal meeting with hitler, proclaimed a course of cooperation with the nazis. and they felt at ease in france. there were so many people who wanted to become informants for the occupiers that the germans only in a couple of months, they recruited 32 informers, and tens of thousands more frenchmen voluntarily joined the army of the third reich. as a result, the citizens of france became the largest nation in europe in terms of numbers, fighting in... they were the ones who took an active part in the extermination of civilians in belarus, creating the sonder firing squads. paris had its own ss charlemagne division, it included 700 frenchmen, among other things, the remna

stoltenberg reacted quite irritably to the words that europe should acquire.russian service module zvezda took place normally in automatic mode. the earth process was controlled by tsup specialists. the ship delivered about 2 and a half tons of cargo to the station, including equipment for scientific experiments, clothes, water, food, fuel. the astronauts were also sent parcels from their relatives and chocolates. in the oryol region, the prosecutor's office is conducting an investigation into the fact of a power outage in several localities . on the networks occurred after freezing rain, another 25 teams from neighboring regions were brought in for restoration work, in the kaluga region they are trying to cope with the consequences of the snowfall that covered the region the day before, and half of the monthly precipitation fell. the urals and siberia are in power abnormal frosts. in the chelyabinsk region , the storm warning was extended, where the temperature in some areas dropped to -40. in the north of the krasnoyarsk territory they expect temperatures do

don’t know what else they’ll come up with in this regard, me. imagine, that means the head of ginsek stoltenbergthat there is no, just think about it, there is no direct threat to nato member countries from russia, this is what the secretary general of the alliance says, while zelensky is shouting in kiev, we are defending europe, they say europe needs to defend itself from russia, give us money, stoltonder says there is no threat, but everyone pays money, i don’t... you are announcing nato exercises russian border, you expand your nato, because putin is an aggressor, you bring yourself to the point of hysteria, 48% of germans assume that putin will attack berlin, and then you come out of a high podium and say, we do not see any immediate threats from russia, then there was first said by the person who did not take the pill, and then by the one who drank it, but i have a different explanation. i just don’t see it, really, let ’s supply the pills, the ukrainians, of course, give up, zelensky is wildly delighted, he says: i replaced the commander-in-chief, now we’ll trample, the commander-in-chief

nato does not allow the alliance’s troops to be transferred to ukraine, general sex stoltenberg stated by the us authorities and a dozen other countries, including great britain, the czech republic, hungary, poland , sweden, slovakia, greece, finland, spain, italy and germany. no one is going to fight for kiev, but they are not against ukrainians continuing to die for the zelensky regime. and the growth of income of the western military-industrial complex, but the president of france, when he made such statements, either forgot, or most likely never knew, what unseemly role paris played during the second world war. here is our information about the collaboration of the french with the nazis of the third reich. france surrendered to the third reich after only 43 days of resistance. marshal henri. headed the new government and, after a personal meeting with hitler, proclaimed course of cooperation with the nazis, they felt at ease in france, there were so many people who wanted to become informants for the occupiers that the germans recruited 32 thousand informers in just a couple of mon

the financial times newspaper wrote that stoltenberg would make such a statement the day before.hat if he returned to the white house, he would not support in the conflict with russia those alliance countries that regularly do not pay extra to the general treasury. don't keep silent. the fact that england and the usa were responsible for the destructive bombing of dresdon in 1945. numerous participants in the memory watch in the city center called for this. activists set up on the ancient square. here in dressden there seems to be an official action, at which dozens of residents line up in a human chain of peace, like in japanese hiroshima, the memory of the bombings is becoming more and more impersonal, the role of london and washington, current nato allies, is not mentioned , the number of victims is reduced to 25,000, despite the fact that, according to soviet data, at least 135,000 residents were burned or buried under the rubble. 4.00 tons of high explosive incendiary bombs were dropped. british and american aircraft for 2 days of february. it is still unclear whether there

jens stoltenberg says any attack on nato would be met with a united and forceful response.r security." nato countries are supposed to spend 2% of their gdp, their economic output, on defence. but not all of them do. at a campaign rally in south carolina, mr trump said he wouldn't defend nato members who don't meet their financial obligations to the alliance. nato was busted until i came along. i said, everybody�*s got to pay. they said, if we don't pay, are you still going to protect us? i said, absolutely not. they couldn't believe the answer. they asked me that question, one of the presidents of a big country stood up and said, "well, sir, if we don't pay and we are attacked by russia, will you protect us?" i said, "you didn't pay, you're delinquent?" he said, "yes, let's say that happened." "no, i would not protect you." in fact, i would encourage them to do whatever the hell they want. you've got to pay. you've got to pay your bills. with me is our security correspondent frank gardner. frank, thank you forjoining us. given what is going on in ukraine right now and the c

stoltenberg said 80% of defense spending the european union is funded by allies outside the union. these threats come after the former us president warned that if the european members of nato do not pay their share of the military budget of the alliance , it will encourage russia to attack them. the nato secretary general said such a statement would endanger the security of nato members. the general idea of ​​nato is that if one of its members is attacked, others are also attacked, and as long as it is loyal to this message , it will prevent attacks on any member. therefore, any comments that indicate that the members of each other not supporting will endanger the safety of all of us. thank you for your companion. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, there was a news that the website of the islamic council website and khane mellat news agency had been hacked, and there was a lot of information on the internet about madaya's rights and other information related to the parliament. in order to inquire about the authenticity of this issue , we invited mr. ahmad a

stoltenberg learned the right words and now repeats them like...e in ukraine, we must supply even more weapons, for this we need to produce more to help ukraine fulfill our own stockpiles. ukrainian president zelensky flew to berlin as part of his european tour “give money for shells.” today he signed a bilateral security agreement with scholz, tomorrow he plans to sign the same paper in paris with macron and return to munich together. the day before, kiev begged nato for more drones, but membership in... saw when the americans killed civilians in international politics, have you ever lived in iraq, it was fair, i don’t understand europe, why the eu still blindly listens to what they say usa. by the way, what did trump say? now he said incredible things, nato and brussels almost fell when they heard it. be careful, the world is changing significantly. the united states generally throws surprise after surprise at its european partners. trump threatens to disperse nato, adopted the day before the senate bill, which spells out $60 billion in aid to uk

yen stoltenberg says he expects 18 allies to reach the target of spending at least 2% of their gdp on defense defense ministers will also discuss their efforts to increase production of ammunition and their support for ukraine has go live now to brussels and cnn's melissa bell. melissa, to what extent, given that a republican presidency next is as likely as not donald trump's remarks shaping what is being discussed at this summit and the rhetoric that you're hearing i think there were some very firm pushback and comments made, not just by jens stoltenberg over the >> last few days, but also by other defense minister xi's gathering here in brussels to meet in direct response to what they'd heard that challenge to the central pledge of the nato alliance, that an attack on one member as an attack on oil is so many have pointed out since the incendiary remarks made by the former american president lost weekend, that is undercut by the very fact all of suggesting that the united states might not step in to protect one of its allies so there's been some serious pushback and yet jen stoltenb

when jen stoltenberg, you and i have talked to him many times.is a very dour, serious, unemotional man. the language in his statement shows that he takes this threat seriously. and the other point to be clear is that defense agreements, deterrents aren't just about what's written on paper, they're about credibility. do your adversaries, does russia believe that trump would come to nato's defense, eastern nato partners defense in the event it attacks base on the former president's own comments, russia might calculate, well, maybe they're not going to do that. that's why you're seeing such consistent and serious response. i want to read as well from the european council president's statement. he says they do not bring more security or peace to the world, on the contrary, russia, they reemphasize the need for the eu to further develop its strategic autonomy and invest. we can no longer rely on the u.s. under a potential trump second term to come to our defense. that's a remarkable thing to hear from your own allies. >> absolutely is, jim, thank you

stoltenberg called on the us congress to approve the decision to continue supporting ukraine. and in russia , an oil depot is burning on a large scale due to a drone attack, as the governor of the kursk region said. as a result of the hit, the poleva oil depot was occupied. tanks caught fire. gasoline, one of them was partially destroyed, there were no previous injuries. up to 50 ukrainian trucks will start a peaceful protest at the checkpoint yagodin-dorogusk pass. vitaliy kotsenko, head of the public organization transporters of the western region, reported this. this action is the response of ukrainian carriers to the actions of polish farmers who block the movement of trucks across the border. according to kotsenko, the participants will record the facts of bypassing the blockade from the side of the polish border, and plan not to let in those polish drivers who crossed into ukraine outside the general queue. the duration of protests by ukrainian carriers will depend on the situation at the border. hungary again blocked the 13th package of sanctions against russia, this ti

at the same time, stoltenberg remains confident that nato stays united as an alliance.nato it is high. i am confident nato will remain the strongest and most successful alliance in history and i expect the united states to continue to be a staunch ally for at least three reasons, firstly, it is in the national security interest of the us to have a strong needle. to have a strong nato. second there is broad bipartisan support for nato in the united states and thirdly, the criticism in the united states is not primarily against nato, it is against nato allies, not spending enough money on nato. this meeting also follows comments made by former us president donald trump earlier this week —that he would encourage russia to attack nato countries that didn't pay their bills. i've been speaking toprofessor jamie shea, the former nato deputy assistant secretary general for emerging security challenges. he shared his reflections on whether those comments from mr trump would have any impact. i think it's raised a little something of an alarm signal sounded in the alliance because

jens stoltenberg, welcome to hardtalk. thank you so much.tin must not win this war. that will be a tragedy for ukrainians, and dangerous for us.

general, the secretary general of nato stoltenberg called on the countries of europe to arm themselvesor... decades of confrontation with russia, we somehow, well, among my acquaintances, people ask me, they say, andriy, what does that mean, what is another decade there will be a war with russia, i say, well, i don’t know, i’ll ask someone who understands this better, panera, how to perceive stoltenberg’s statements like these, what they mean for us, thank you for your trust, because it’s probably not easy to answer your friend for your the audience but one way or another, this question worries many of our citizens, and the question is really not only the end of the acute phase of this war, because in my opinion it is necessary to distinguish when the war will end and when hostilities will stop, there is a difference here, the war will end with a document that can be only think somewhere in the future, but... the hostilities can really end, that is, stop, but for this it is necessary for ukraine, these are definitely such strong positions for the future, and all this takes time, and ac