ah, in the 960 afghan cinema was born filmmakers went on away of the dangers to come. ah rushes military says that some of it's forced air ukraine's border returning to base after completing the drills. but it still raised faint hopes for diplomacy, including the german chancellor high stakes mission to moscow. ah, hello again, i'm adrian and again, this is al 0 alive from doha. also coming up, canada brings in emergency powers never used before. in an effort to end protest against coven 19 vaccine rules. and remembering the face of american football

attribute to anna fels, hall of fame coach john, man. ah, russia says that some of its better for units are returning to that basis after exercise is near the border with ukraine. the trip build up has been at the center of western warnings that russia maybe about to evade ukraine, but it's not clear how many units have been withdrawn and how far back the development came as germany as chancellor olaf shalt met with russian president vladimir putin who continues to insist that he has no plans to invade his neighbour . russia's foreign minister, so gay love roff, cautioned against teddy overreaction to the troop movement. and the shook to chin. you go to that, i see you, but i wouldn't you as far as the exercises which are being carried out in our own territory, they were mounted as planned and are being disbanded at the end of the exercises.

does absolutely nothing strange about that, and that applies also to the joint exercises with bella bruce. all of it was done according to a pre planned time table and has nothing to do with the way the media outlets are portraying the situation matters. secretary general says there are grounds for cautious optimism, but warns have been no signs of reduced russian military presence on the ukrainian border. so far we are not as see an end. the de escalation on the ground are not seen any science of reduce the russian mil purposes, sir, on the borders of the ukraine. ah, but we will continue to monitor and to follow closely. walter, russia is so doing. well, let's go live to moscow. as we said, germany chance for all of shawls is there for talks with president putin. they have finished their meeting. they're now addressing the media. let's listening president, posing it speaking 1st. petersburg and her with german is celebrating 65 years of

corporation. we have discussed very comprehensively our bilateral relations and the outlook for their augusta promotion use use. and of course, we have also looked at the international agenda and we see germany as a key part of russia. and we have always striven to increase that cooperation. usually you, i get the impression that the german chancellor is also, i'm striving for the same things as we are. this 1st of all, of course has to do with the economic side of things. so which has, sir, you, you've been very intensive again after china. germany is not the most reliable economic partner of russia. and even during the volatile period of market change and the cove id epidemic epidemic,

we noted in a 26 percent increase in trade with germany leisure you forget and the trade turn over at some point, 1000000000 and we're investing $10000000000.00 worth of 3 she's so there are a great many joint ventures working with russia with joint capital. and i have seen that these links are very fruitful and that they will continue with that is the opinion of our german colleagues. it is not by leon, again as possible, but he might have, it was given the privilege, positive business atmosphere on the russian markets. and mr. schultz has made a number of proposals to improve the dialogue between our 2 countries. we take them

on board, we will process them and we will implement them as far as the bi lateral economic cooperation is concerned. energy of course is like the number one and we have over the years. i mean, you can't hear important pipelines and in germany has also contributed. russia is also supplying some 2 sets of the needs of germany in energy cost and with 5 percent of natural gas is supplied by us merely out of the and last year it was some 50 to 61000000000 metric. you should see be what it should be sure, it bust of the book and we have continued to supply german consumers

with energy on long term contracts and at fixed rates, whatever the european union says and of course, so no stream to mom is awaiting registration. and ship it ever since december, it's ready to go. we have a number of cultural products, a product, so between us, which are aimed at in enhancing security on the continent. and that from an economic and ecological point of view, i must say that some of these, most of these commercial, we got purely commercial contracts and have no political intent. and we are also prepared to translate gas to germany through ukraine. and that is a current contractor,

and obviously it was problem which i'm sure you need, and i think that the transit system, the transit transport aspect in ukraine will be absolute, impact the minion. we're also talking about the design and the supply of renewable energy, which we also talked about today. so when you go a dialog on all these issues is up and running in various committees and groups and is sustainable. we have also talked about the climate change and to maintaining climate conditions. when you when you shift, there has been proposals of monitoring, exhaust gases and to greenhouse gases,

improving and equipment and the mechanical side of things to regulate that. and also greenhouse gas is on the humanitarian a blank, then we have a lot of exchanges in education, in science and so on. and of course that has been promoted by this in pittsburgh dialogue. pro says, there is a lot of interest to you, particularly with regard to the russian design for legal security guarantees. with the u. s. and nature, we talked about the main demands of russia, the non extension eastwood of nato, and the non deployment of missiles on russian frontiers. and i'm

going back to the 997 pre founding actor situation in europe with a u. s. and the need to have the interpreted all this very r willfully and this principle is not just about ensuring one's own security system and joining security or military blocks, which cotton is always talking about. but it is also about ensuring or not, and enhancing what's in security at the detriment of the country's security. for previous press conferences, i have been talking a lot about this with the previous leaders who had visited to me

recently, particularly article 10. so i was given your and we have received no, says we got cut off please. when you use the glittering. yes. mostly. when you look and watch in the study, we believe that rusher is a real guarantor of these, and that's been and tried to not documents. and the answers we received from nature and the usaa to submitted to the proposals that guarantees do not answer. now do not satisfy us. so, but i mean, you can, you put up the answers, but forward a number which we are not name, not willing to discuss, but some of them we actually prevents ourselves button is and that i get,

that has to do with we've got how and deterministic short range missiles, we are prepared for more dialogue on that and also for the importer of weaponry mother was a bit or 3. what i think that all this has to be looked at her listing a comprehensively. and just, this is obviously a priority to what we also discussed, the situation about settling ukrainian conflict. as you know, the ukraine rejects the fulfillment of things, mimics agreements and also the agreements which were reached on the summit of the but no meant the group in both ends and harris just like to talk to clarity on constitutional reform,

amnesty and the legal status of don bus and will show you all this enshrined in the ukrainian legislation and that was actually confirmed by the current president of germany, mr. stein, and he put it forward as a guarantee of a security important. and that does not materialize today. and also, i think ignored is the question of the territory integrity of the dumbass area. it is quite fear the discrimination of the russian speaking population in the area at legislative level . we just, we offer, touched upon the iranian nuclear program. we've always been in contact about that issue and i have to confess that positions here are really quite close if you get

an okay and conclusion, i'd just like to thank the chancellor for joint work and for a very useful and comprehensive dialogue. thank you very much. for your attention, i'm attend the school, don't wish to go to dna. these and gentlemen, it is important to be here today. i have no grateful for the hose and the longer talks be, has not been spent. any topic occur between our both countries and also the international law countries. and this is good. it is also important and us to talk about countries are historically and culturally tied together. our relations have various topics that 90 partner cities, such as also educational and use exchange. deborah,

$1000.00 the events in more than 70 cities and it shows that it a sustainability of diversity. education, our from grew up in the kind of make her relations also have a huge potential such as the carbonic zation such as renewable energy. and the sellers ation. our climate change is on this can be only achieved together, therefore, it is importance that in our relations between germany and russia and this remains all so the same in future, this can only be achieved in an, an industrial nation where the, if you go on to living in a good way in this planet one and i'm not in there are

this deborah reconciliations between our countries after the 2nd world war and 2, we also spoke about the petersburg, dan ok, which is today more important than ever. and my hope i express also that in future, such as the resolving of the blockade that we need from the space for genuine dialogue. very elaborate about all the topics. but it's if you and also with concern the look at the smallest space for certain populations. and so forth. that applies to the group memorial and in germany there were no understandings why this had not been continued, which was an organization for the,

for the stop. and it would destiny of the cabinet. the russian civilian was done by this workers. i all so express her, have all the very king conditions for the deutsche of early in russia. we have also touched her critical state of the topics which is very important for this visit. and my visits, of course, applies to the verse and most dangerous crisis victory experience in europe so far. the military and my saying by russia along the ukrainian border took a huge amount of time, such as also the security demands subsidized by rashanda

b. i clarified my opinion and how we can validate this with our european partners and that we also see this as a threat within this context. one can not, on the line is sufficiently that there cannot be a reasonable reason for the amassing of those more than 100000 troops. therefore, the escalation is needed and it is important to avoid war by these measures prison to chain. the defense and foreign minister yesterday and we also discussed so today i fully agree to plymouth take measurements are still to be elaborated. we have to find

a peaceful resolution of this crisis. several troops had been pulled back as if it hurt, which is a good design. and we hope that this continued. we are prepared for our allies in the you and need to, to take steps for the improvement of our mutual interests and not to the nato. with them on hope that was that it is preparing for bilateral negotiations and the se had also prepared a dialogue process. there principles and duties should be implemented as prepared within the or c e. and chris is part of the territorial integrity, integrity and serenity. this includes the ukraine,

and this is non negotiable. my utmost wish is to continue talking about this. we should not be as good with that. and it is clear that the military aggression against ukraine will have huge economic and strategic consequences. i believe we all know this very clearly such an escalation me to b, motus, and prevent inserts in various smart ways moscow and yesterday, in care of and moscow. today, my visit is, in this aspect very important beyond to know monday for merge together with nato and russia and c or c. legal is

a former to resolve this conflict and we need to make developments, therefore, it is a good that present. zalinski agreed yesterday that the trilateral contact grew up in the means. care process had been continued and all those participants will look like you know, for, for me, for by, for what i do for the, for the change of the constitution. i'm good, this is a good development and we have to continue. i have encouraged the president's thought with i so that we can achieve for so the progress is a conclusion for us germans, but also for all europeans, it is clear that sustainable security should not be just

shaved against russia. we all agree upon this, this in the you and nato. therefore, it will be possible to find a solution. i don't see it as a non achievable. we all need to be responsible and act accordingly. for my generation, more in euro is beyond imagination and we have to s, government and states leaders. make sure to prevent a war type escalation names with russ companies in russia and to germany. also for 30 see if you can ask 2 questions to get the russian president to questions with

president put ins. you haven't lie side to signal is yet just the didn't yell xena lies at the same time. you do see the dialogue and or so can you criticize at the same time that the german chancellor not to bring enough towards these demands and securities from president landscape? yes. the do you now currently avoid video this august and mr. chancellor? now my question to you, how do you evaluate the situation of these dogs? now, do you think there had been developments made and what should be the

next step when the viewer, as far as a war in europe is concerned, the chancellor is just now sent. okay. yeah, but we don't forget that people of his 3rd generation and i'm the same generation. i know what war in europe is. great. and then of course, he said that in relation to the ukraine, but are we if you will, we are actually divide it here by the nature brock. just look at to yugoslavia, a major military operation against one of the european capitals bill grey sunset happened already without any sanction, sir, by the security council of the united nations. i worked with india. that's a very bad example. but it happened a board as the 1st thing i went to sell now. secondly, you do we want it or not,

of course we don't, we and it is for that reason it will that we submitted a proposal as to a negotiation process. as a result of which there should be a guarantee for security for everybody, including our country. unfortunately, we were, he said this we have not yet received any kind of substantive miss williams answer to this submission to you. the woman ugly will enough, not even in those documents which were sent to your theory to our partners. so from by us and nato member states that there are elements that we can discuss. but we want to actually look at that together with the founding act available. we are actually hope you're very much like you much answer that to me

dialogue will on which happens precisely like that. no, it will an acute depending on how it develops, the enough situation will develop his book with on all other we france and we arkansas at just as much concerned as you i assure you it's all with i believe firm on call. we have is a situation now. it is important to use all or possibilities and not to leave a stone unturned to enable a peaceful development. this is the reason why i reported that as her deep preparations. the conditions are unknowns for the means cap process. therefore, of good number, these talks can be taken up or no tri, literally trilateral contact crew in order to find

a peaceful solution in the ukraine in between the basque and ukrainian government. this is, it is important for me to call talks there within the trilateral contact. true and minns care should be included and we should to vary on this. and again, the situation was a little different in yugoslavia. there was the danger of genocide to be happy to be prevented. and in the meantime be of a peaceful development and the countries have a different perspective towards the european union. and this is a good sign is a good aversion from us. so i just like to add it that in our assessment, what is happening in don bus is genocide. levels to go there in

the was again city. i noticed maria gave me a special chemical with you. i'm guess if i had a big question responding to both of yours, if you will allow me just so you just come back from here where you had a meeting with the president as events gave me in your view in the family. do you think that he wants and will observe the men's agreements as they were written down and do you think there's and possibility for peace on that basis? and, you know, with mr. put in today we learned about a certain drawback of troops, which is nice and they are you the layer and the deputies of the do man? we see a lot of ask you about the recognition of the done yet. they look and scan does done yet. people's republic,

and yet do you think there's a real threat connected with that project and present to put in mr. shredder, one of your old friends and also a director of guess from has actually criticized europe. what have you got to say about that? as well as for the 1st question of do voting and the do my sub judice. i've just actually been to a press conference or heard about the results of press conference about that. and then the 2nd one was the partial withdrawal of our exercise troops. or what can i saying, comment of that? first of all, i just like to say that there's nothing to comment about the look. i'm concerned yet with ration and i've got

nothing to comment either on the withdrawal of the troops, but they connected of course, and you don't b, which all of this has to do with public opinion. and they feel that the very sense of a people down there and that people sympathize with that we support to the inhabitants of us. and i hope that the situation will really change rhetoric of a nice to you for the best that i here for them. ship the alicia bush and now after the break there was an overwhelming vote in favor of the 1st project and the republic, sir, the vote was open a free vote. party discipline has no role in that

to the nucleus. and the majority of the deputies supported the proposal, which was actually put forward by the opposition. so we will take the view that probably everything must be done in order to settle the problem into the bus. as the, as the jim chuck said, 1st of all in the way emotion have to look at the known for ferment as the men sca agreement, we hope very much that partners across the ocean and in europe a festival. and particularly france will put influence. they can last a government to do that as far as the shredder and no stream to is concerned.