the g7 summit in apulia, italy, is in the spotlight, and a key decision on providing ukraine with $50illion in aid was expected from it. it will be formalized as a loan, which will be paid from the income from russian assets frozen in the west. until the last, there were doubts whether the leaders of the seven would reach an agreement. and now a fundamental political decision has been made. we reached a political agreement on additional financial assistance to ukraine in the amount of approximately 50 billion dollars by the end of this year with the help of a loan. additional income from russian assets frozen in our jurisdictions can be paid for. there is still a lot of technical work ahead, but these are already details. closer to 2025, this money will become available to ukraine, at the same time not only for humanitarian or social needs, as was the case before, but also for the war against the aggressor. the decision, i would say, gives us the opportunity to exhale, because we had enough, enough, in our 25th year let's say, no, he looked uncertain without this decision, but now we

in the spotlight of the g7 summit in apulia, italy , he was expected to make a key decision on providingine with $50 billion in aid. it will be formalized as a loan, which will be paid from the income from russian assets frozen in the west. until the last, there were doubts whether the leaders of the seven would reach an agreement, and now a fundamental political decision has been made. we reached a political agreement on additional financial assistance. ukraine in the amount of approximately 50 billion dollars by the end of this year with the help of a loan, which can be paid off with additional income from russian assets frozen in our jurisdictions. there is still a lot of technical work ahead, but these are already details: closer to 2025, this money will become available for ukraine, at the same time, not only for humanitarian or social needs, as was the case before, but also for the war against the aggressor. decision. i would say, gives us the opportunity to exhale, because we had enough, enough, let's say, no no he looked confident without this decision, but now we have the opport

welcome to our special report on the g7 gathering in apulia, italy.up of seven leaders have plenty on the agenda: the conflict in the middle east, migration, economic relations with china, and artificial intelligence, in talks led by pope francis. but let's start with the war in ukraine.

consider to be a priority, first of all, this is the security and defense sector. the g7 meeting in apuliaas preceded by a conference on the restoration of ukraine in berlin. here, the focus was on the power system. after a series of massive russian attacks in the spring of this year, our state lost most of its heat and hydro generation. power outages are becoming the norm for ukrainians, and they are coming. winter. on at the conference, the allies pledged to provide a billion dollars to help the ukrainian energy sector. so that ukraine does not freeze and plunge into darkness. the issue of energy is one of the main issues on the agenda for us. every day, russia fires at ukrainian energy infrastructure. despite all the constant attacks, it is still possible to keep the power supply in working order. germany is helping with the repair and protection of substations and networks, as well as investments in decarbonization, energy efficiency and decentralization of the power system. when we talk about restoration of ukraine, we are talking about the restoration of a country that is a future me

the g7 summit in the italian apulia is in the spotlight, it was expected to make a key decision on thegranting of assistance in the amount of 50 billion dollars. it will be formalized as a loan, which will be paid from the income from russian assets frozen in the west. they were sad to the last. will they reach the leaders of the seven agree, and now a fundamental political decision has been made. we have reached a political agreement to provide approximately $50 billion in additional financial assistance to ukraine by the end of this year through a loan that can be paid for by additional revenues from russian assets frozen in our jurisdictions. there is still a lot of technical work ahead, but these are already details: closer to 2020. in the 25th year, this money will become available to ukraine, at the same time, not only for humanitarian or social needs, as was the case before, but also for the war against the aggressor. decision, i would say it gives us an opportunity to breathe, because we had a pretty good 25th year, let's say, it didn't look uncertain without this decision, but

welcome to our special report on the g7 gathering in apulia, italy.t in the middle east, migration, economic relations with china, and artificial intelligence, in talks led by pope francis. but let's start with the war in ukraine. on thursday, leaders agreed to use the interest from frozen

italy decided to hold a summit leaders in apulia, this was not a random choice, we did it because apuliaesidency of italy, wants to strengthen the dialogue with the states of the global south. the message that the g7 conveys to the whole world when deciding on the use of income from russian assets. the countries of the global south will also probably hear that this step is unlikely to add confidence to western policy. pavel krasno, dmitry volkov and dalyasya rozhedinova channel one. is our the ministry of defense showed footage of maneuvers of missile formations of the leningrad military district. this is one of the fragments of the second stage of exercises of non-strategic nuclear forces. they are carried out by order of supreme commander-in-chief vladimir putin to maintain the readiness of the union state to defend territorial territories. integrity and sovereignty. there is also a testing site in belarus, and tactical nuclear weapons have been stationed there since last year. the maneuvers of the ground unit are supported by fleet aviation. during the execution of tasks, mobile forma

and the summit in apulia, according to the publication it is unlikely that concrete agreements will beanother obstacle ahead - the presidential elections in the united states, the possibility of donald trump returning to power, whose position is difficult for ukrainian men to predict. to receive government services, you will have to present military registration documents, as stated by the country’s minister of justice denis malyusko. and now kiev is trying by any means to take citizens to the front. military commissars act more and more harshly, and sometimes resort to cunning. so, in odessa, at the local tcc they called an ambulance, and then they simply did not let the doctors out until they were given a summons. this turned into a mass brawl. now employees are quitting en masse, and the city may be left without ambulance service at all. a similar situation is reported from kharkov. all the time. on the internet continue rumors spread that the mobilization age would be lowered from 25 to 18 years at the request of the americans. warships from the northern fleet have begun arriving i

this time we decided to meet at the resort of borgo enya, apulia region.because the summit was the fiftieth anniversary. the italian prime minister said that in this way the g7 wants to signal their desire to strengthen dialogue with the global south. the media called this summit the weakest meeting of leaders that the group had assembled in recent years. years. in the newspaper politics thematic material was published under the title. six lame ducks and george miloni. meet the g7 in 2024 . we will talk about the current crisis, starting with ukraine and the middle east. and let's start with the work of the japanese g7 to create reliable and controlled supply chains. we will discuss perhaps the most difficult problem of our time, the emergence of artificial intelligence. the ukraine summit in switzerland will take place this weekend, but the ranks of participants are thinning day by day, causing massive reluctance from countries take part in the conference. details in the author's section periodic table. and the illusion of versatility in the swiss resort

weapons, and this is a very big plus, and of course the security agreements that were signed italian apulia, namely with japan and the united states, because it is worth understanding that it was we who actually completed the signing with all the countries of the group of seven, which, in fact, was agreed upon by the parties at the nato summit in vilnos last year, and i think that it is valid . a really important stage, especially if you look at the agreement with the united states, it is really a comprehensively developed document, a fundamental, fundamental agreement that significantly strengthens relations between kyiv and washington, and obviously there are such important conditions for us as confirmation of our euro-atlantic course, and this once again proves that we must move along this path and us.

this time we decided to meet at the resort of borga enya, apulia region.en because the summit was the fiftieth anniversary. the italian prime minister said that in this way the g7 wants to signal their desire to strengthen dialogue with the global south. the media called this summit of the weakest leadership meeting the group has convened in years. in a political newspaper, a feature story was published under the headline "six lame ducks and george miloni." meet the g7 in 2024. warned that retaliatory measures would be very painful for brussels. another one: the summit on ukraine in switzerland will take place this weekend, but the ranks of participants are thinning day by day. what caused the massive reluctance of countries to take part in the conference. details in the author's section periodic table. the illusion of versatility in the swiss resort of bürgenstock from june 15 to 16 , a conference conceived by the organizer zelensky as a peace summit, supposedly a platform for finding peaceful solutions, risks turning into an empty pastime. let's look at

participaciÓn en la sesiÓn especial sobre ucrania en el marco de la cumbre del g7, que se celebra en apulias de migrantes en la frontera, lo que se puede convertir en una tarea titÁnica, especialmente para las familias. >> encontrar el cuerpo de un familiar desaparecido en la frontera puede tomar semanas, meses, incluso aÑos o nunca resolverse. una investigaciÓn de noticias telemundo.com revela que muchos restos siguen varados en la frontera desde hace aÑos. nos acompaÑa ahora con mÁs informaciÓn. una situaciÓn muy difÍcil y triste. >> sÍ, lo es. les cuento que noticias telemundo hablÓ y halÓo que restos de mÁs de 1700 migrantes aguardan cerca de la frontera en morgues, laboratorios o cementerios. el objetivo es lograr identificar los restos y con suerte, repatriar los otros. son enterrados como john doe, como no identificados. este es un avance del reportaje de cada caja que tenemos aquÍ. >> hay veces que tienen un caso, dos o tres casos tambiÉn, y estas son de saquen los pedazos para mandar el adn. siempre los guardan los pertenencias aquÍ si familia pueden decir sabes que mi papÁ. yo ten

welcome to our special report on the g7 gathering in apulia, italy.t this year's summit the group of seven leaders have plenty on the agenda: the conflict in the middle east, migration, economic relations with china, and artificial intelligence, in talks led by pope francis. but let's start with the war in ukraine. on thursday leaders agreed use the interest from frozen russian assets to raise $50 billion for kyiv�*s war effort, plus humanitarian assistance and reconstruction efforts. the g7 countries — which include the us, canada, britain, france, germany, japan and italy — are sitting on about $300 billion in seized russian assets. meanwhile, speaking in moscow, president vladimir putin on friday laid out his terms for a ceasefire. mr putin demanded ukraine withdraw from four regions of ukraine that are partially occupied by russia and abandon efforts tojoin nato. both ukraine and the west dismissed the proposal. 0ur diplomatic correspondent james landale is following reaction and the latest from the g7 in italy. the war in ukraine has been fought

the summit is going on for several days, so by the end of the day we will have concrete results from apulia one of the provinces of italy in the south of the studio. if we talk about this security agreement between the united states and ukraine, the washington post writes that, despite the fact that zelensky and biden can conclude this agreement, trump, if he wins on... and becomes the president of the united states, can to cancel, then some such, you know, from one on the one hand, there is joy, and on the other hand, very not very great uncertainty, well, i said that it will not be ratified, you know that the ratification can take a year and a half, but you sign the agreements and it, it sags, trump enters his authority from there from 20 from 20 to 20 to... january 2 next year, so it will be in effect until that moment, so we have at least 7 and a half months in reserve, and in these 7.5 months we will receive a lot of things from the united states of america, he can revise this agreement, maybe he will say that it must be strengthened, it is insufficient, it does not meet the needs of u

the day after tomorrow , president zelenskyi and i will be at the summit of the great sinka in apuliawill advocate far-reaching and long-term commitments for ukraine. given the scale we 're talking about, we can't do without private... the restoration of ukraine is and must become a matter of business. ahead will be those who started to act early, who are already cultivating and expanding economic ties with ukraine. what to the german economy, i say: you do it. hundreds of german companies are actively working in ukraine, 35,000 people work in the automotive industry alone. despite the war, the outflow. german investments are not observed, our mutual trade turnover has increased significantly in comparison with the pre-war period, with regard to the new investment guarantees of the federal government, ukraine is in the first place here. the number of members of our foreign trade chamber in kyiv increased by 60% last year.

this time we decided to meet at the borgogna resort, apulia region. cote d'azur was chosen not because the summit was the fiftieth anniversary. the italian prime minister said that in this way the g7 wants to signal their desire to strengthen dialogue with the global south. the media called this summit the weakest meeting of leaders that the group had assembled in recent years. in the newspaper politics, thematic material was published under the heading "six temple ducks and." meet the g7 in 2024. g7 leaders agreed on $50 billion in funding for ukraine. moreover, at the expense of moscow. they plan to take the money from frozen russian assets. the russian foreign ministry warned that retaliatory measures would be very painful for brussels. expectations and reality from the promenade of the world's powerful to the luxurious swiss resort in nezalezhnaya. peace did not reign after the summit on ukraine. in bürgenstock. obviously, zelensky is very bad at mathematics; a formula for peace cannot be found without the presence of both sides of the conflict. g

welcome to our special report on the g7 gathering in apulia, italy.t this year's summit the group of seven leaders have plenty on the agenda: the conflict in the middle east, migration, economic relations with china, and artificial intelligence, in talks led by pope francis. but let's start with the war in ukraine. on thursday, leaders agreed to use the interest from frozen russian assets to raise $50 billion for kyiv�*s war effort — plus humanitarian assistance and reconstruction efforts. the g7 countries, which include the us, canada, britain, france, germany, japan and italy, are sitting on about $300 billion in seized russian assets. meanwhile, speaking in moscow, president vladimir putin on friday laid out his terms for a ceasefire. mr putin demanded ukraine withdraw from four regions of ukraine that are partially occupied by russia, and abandon efforts tojoin nato. both ukraine and the west dismissed the proposal. ukraine's president volodymyr zelensky called it an ultimatum similar to a move made by adolf hitler in the past. 0ur diplomatic corr

the three day meeting is taking place in apulia.he group of seven includes france, canada, japan, the united kingdom, italy and germany. one major topic on the agenda growing allied support for ukraine in its war against russia. president biden and ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky are expected to sign a bilateral security agreement tomorrow. it is unclear what's included in that agreement, but the pentagon says it will not commit u.s. troops directly to ukraine's defense at the g7 summit. president biden will also be pushing for a cease fire proposal between israel and hamas. in tel aviv tonight, family members of hostages and other protesters demanded the israeli government accept a hostage release deal. demonstrators held signs that read human life has no price and deal now, as they rallied in the streets, secretary of state antony blinken said today officials will continue working on a deal after hamas proposed changes to the recent version of the ceasefire proposal. >> while the u.s. is sending warships and aircraft to mon