in washington, president joe biden receives japanese prime minister fumio kishchida and philippine president fernando marcos jr. the trilateral summit takes place at the white house. on thursday and aims to send a clear message to china about the need to stop its aggressive behavior against its neighbors in the south china sea. during the visit of the japanese delegation, prime minister fumio kishchida also met with american congressmen and the speaker of the house of representatives, johnson. kishchyda emphasized. the international order that the united states forged after world war ii is under threat, and the world, the world, needs american leadership to preserve it. north korea's provocations have gone far beyond the region, it exports its ballistics missiles to support russia's aggression against ukraine, significantly increasing the suffering of the ukrainian people. russia's unprovoked, unjust and aggressive war against ukraine continues for the third year. as i often say, today's situation in... in south asia tomorrow. russia continues to threaten with nuclear weapons, this increases

fumio kishchida, announcing the joint the us-japan-philippines summit, in particular regarding russia's aggression against ukraine, emphasized that japan takes the problems of the russian war very seriously and expressed determination to continue strict sanctions against russia, as well as constant support for ukraine. we will talk more about fumya ukyshcha's visit to washington. to the studio from the white house. greetings maria. i congratulate natalya, i congratulate our viewers. what is the purpose of this visit, what is its peculiarity and what did the parties manage to agree on? natalia, this visit is extraordinary. this visit of the japanese prime minister to of the united states, a visit in which the two leaders spend several days together and negotiate, negotiate and announce many new levels of cooperation. in particular, throughout this visit it was about... that japan and the united states are entering a new level of partnership between the two countries, and the united states says that japan is its main and key ally in the south pacific region, in particular, to counter chin