ah ah, this is al jazeera ah hello, i'm about this, and this is the news are live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes, new video appears to show ukrainian forces killing detained russian soldiers outside key. my agenda is very simple. it has only 3 items on it. it's weapons, weapons, and weapons in brussels, ukraine's foreign minister asked us for more help while president zalinski dismisses new sanctions against russia. you haven't saudi back to president absorber months or hobby hands, his powers to a new leadership council. and

a tight race in france, polls suggest the competition to be the next president is closer than expected. in sports, the 1st gulf major thea is underway with tiger woods being offered him office in a couple of hours and karen benjamin mosley class. israel madrid take control of fed champions me course a final tide against chelsea. we're going to begin this news are in brussels, which is hosted 3 meetings on the war in ukraine. nato chief gen salt bug says the western alliance plans to send more weapons following an appeal from ukraine's foreign minister. mutual co labour told g 7 ministers that ukraine can defeat russia if the world provides support. g 7, ministers of condemned what they describe as atrocities, and called for russia, suspension from the un human rights council. my agenda is very simple. it has only

3 items on it, it's weapons, weapons, and weapons. we are confident that the best way to help ukraine now is to provide it was all necessary to contain put in and to defeat russian army in ukraine in the territory of ukraine. so that the war does not spill all the further. now within this, how we're expecting ukrainian foreign minister to meet with caliber to hold a press conference in brussels. we're going to bring you that, of course, as soon as it starts. meanwhile, that are new accusations of brutality in the ukraine war. they're coming from both sides. a video appears to show ukranian forces killing detained russian soldiers. the provide footage was recorded outside the village of moth rifka, a few kilometers south, west or boucher that happened on march the 30th in it. soldiers wearing ukrainian flag patches and blue arm bands. chant glory to ukraine. a soldier thought to be

russian has a jacket pulled over his head and his shot 3 times. the bodies of 3 other suspected russian soldiers are seen nearby vessel seller has more form metallica. on march 30th, wilder russian, our forces were withdrew him from a nearby town called demetrika, and they have been ambushed here by the ukrainian a forces. she knew that day a heavy, a fight took place right in this support. and several russian were where forces wiggles have been destroyed. but the tanks, personal care years here came under the fire from the artillery by the ukrainian forces. now here in this support, i can see at least 8 military waykell personal carriers. and the tanks completely destroyed in some of the personal carriers still, the russian soldiers, buddy,

are completely burned out there. you can see, and also wild fighting was continued here. the other russian forces were dispersing and several of them are trying to escape from the battle. they ran into the woods, but then they also had been killed by the ukrainian forces still around here. there are these, there are the unexplored ammunition remained from the russian forces. and on the same day right over there, several other russian forces also had been captured by the ukrainian forces. 2 of them are particularly important because at the da da, a video that support an outrage has been immersed right over there. in the video, we see that one of the euclid did the russian soldier still alive and heavily breathing have been killed by the ukrainian forces. you can infest minutes. we said at the destruction of the russian column here was precise work. however,

the video that emerged shows a more complicated reality. there he dosage of ours in moscow forest. let's talk about these videos. first of all was so saying about all of this well, we've had a reaction from initially the, a russian ambassador to the united states anatoly and to love who said that this is yet another example that's the ab shows the bias of western media. when it comes to the conflict in ukraine, that at the american press have not picked up the story despite the fact that the video has not been verified by the new york times. but since the footage was released on monday, we've seen this video appear on russia state tv in over the past 48 hours, heavily featured at the events that unfolded it just outside of the ukrainian capital. apparently on march 30th. the ab state tv here has been

a linking. the ukrainian forces is saying that they are now and it's similar to that of i, sol fighters. and that to they are very much carrying out the work of their government and also a, comparing them to nazis as well. this is part of, of course, the larger narrative that has been coming from the russian government since they began this. i'm so called special military operation in ukraine on february 24th. they say that they are on a mission to quote and denounce the fy, ukraine's military and to neutralize countries army as well. and this is the 1st a verified footage that we've seen of the claims that they have made over the past few weeks though. so let's talk about the negotiations that are going on in the sidelines of all of this. what more to worry about, know about those or we just heard from the russian just before we go to door. so i want to go to brussels,

where this is the opinion foreign minister to mutual collab talking to a press conference following his meeting earlier on. let's listening to support ukraine's defensive war against russia and also to discuss the global implications of the russian aggression against ukraine. ah, i came here with a simple message. ah, my agenda for the discussion had only 3 items. it's weapons, weapons, and weapons. to win the war 1st and foremost, union weapons. the point is very simple. euro atlantic security is indivisible and the fighting against russian plains, thanks, and personnel in ukraine. we are defending not only our sales,

but also the security of fir nader, members of the allies. and the deal a fair deal that ukraine is proposing is simple, you provide us was everything that we need and we will fight for our security, but also for your security. so that put in president fujen will have, will have no chance to dest article 5 of the north atlantic treaty. i was pleased to hear, to day, a growing understanding about allies of the fact that ukraine is fighting, not only for itself, but also for them. in a growing understanding of eastern o for the countries will belong to eastern flank of nato that

ah, supports the ukraine should be stepped up. and it's natural because we are neighboring piece of land countries directly. i am ha, cautiously optimistic about the outcomes of, of our discussions and then looking for the, the allies her to us. i was very specific in the requests and the timeline that this request should be accommodated. so i will be looking forward to the follow up from elyse to everything that was said and discussed today. thank you. oh, let's thought was embassy on it. i don't conform those of me. this group, national, new surgeon served brain journal. the secretary stalled on burke said that the

russian needs like 2 weeks for a group in its forces before the next major offensive operation. so that my question is, if you grain here are enough time to recover before it offensive into bear to prevent properly. and the 2nd question is quite diplomatic one, as we saw in our boucher and our um, ukraine in series of each where occupied we have now these absolutely nancy behavior and officials in moscow. a just confirmed with rehab dealing with the state nancy policies in russia. my question is what is in principle possible to discuss them in negotiation process. thank you. by the way, i was told that ukrainian interpretation is available, so ukrainian journalist can ask me questions in ukrainian. i promised interpreters that they will have some work to do ok. first, yes, russia,

russia withdrew from key is and the vicinity of give not because as it was stated by potency spokesperson pasco, they wanted to create constructive atmosphere for negotiations. but because they were pushed back by ukrainian army. and because they require additional resources for a large scale offensive in dom us. so we do observe re deployment of a rush as units from north of ukraine and north east of ukraine to eastern ukraine . and actually, as we speak, the battle for dawn was, is underway. it has not reached its maximum scale. but every day the heaviest fighting takes place in that part of you crate and more is to come. unfortunately, the battle for don bus will remind you, and i regret to say it,

but this is true. the battle for don bus will remind you was 2nd world war west large operations, my new worse involvement of thousands of tanks armored wiggles, claims artillery. ah, this will not be a local oppression, based on what we see in russia's preparations to eat. russia has its plan. we have ours, and the battlefield will decide. the and the outcome of this battle will be decided on the battlefield. and this is why it is so urgent for allies not to ah, how to put it mildly, not to tell us that they're still thinking that they are, they have to do all the procedures that are, there are many ah, issues which have to be sorted out before they make decisions,

either you help us now and i'm speaking about days, not weeks or you'll help will come to late. and sir, many people will die. many civilians will lose their homes. men, your villages will be destroyed. exactly, because this help came to late speaking about negotiations. i said it already and i unfortunately to my deepest regret, boucher is butcher massacre is just the tip of the iceberg. marty, we all are and you see from reports from marino by that mario. but is much, much worse on all accounts. and then you ask the right question, how does it feel dogging to the russians? after all this happened,

there are 2 points which i want to make. first. i have only one question to the russians. who are they? whether they come from, then they have no compassion or empathy neither to children whom they rape, nor to women and girls who are raped and killed, nor to civilians to old people even to animals and pess. they killed pets. i. i don't really i dont know of the bush, i don't understand who are they, who are this people? and while asking my cell this question, i also understand that to prevent more butch us, we have to talk we have to talk and see how we can and this war however, and i will be very honest with you. it is clear that the positions of delegations in talks will be defined by the successes

of relevant armis on the battle ground. and the in fact of sanctions in boston, russia, these are the 2 main criteria which make either our or their position stronger intox. and of course, we are entirely focused on making sure that we will be stronger and we will eventually prevail next one as the sort of birth. hello. thank you for question. mark carlson from associated press. have you received any promises of new military equipment today or no weapons are like mine, you their life. they love silence, and i will not be in a position to go into details. but ah, let me put it this way. i have no doubt that ukraine will have

weapons necessary to fight. the question is the timeline. the discussion is not about the list of weapons. the discussion is about the timeline. when, when do we get them? and this is crucial, as i explained earlier, because one month, 2 weeks ago, it was enough to say, what will be given to day. it's more important to know when it will be given. and this is, this is something that allies have to sort out and to find appropriate solutions. it might be i so much foreign minister nick beak from the b, b, c. you say the dumb in terms of weapons. it's when not if what is holding things up, is it a lack of will or is it the logistical problems that the nato allies are facing?

and also presidents zalinski has talked about the recent sanctions that the you can, the u. s. have been saying will make a big difference. he says that they're spectacular. but they're not enough. did you get a sense that some of the nato allies were, may be holding back on weapons because they won't sanctions to do the hard work? first of all. ah, the answer to the question to the 2nd question is no. i think they said 2 on 2 parallel tracks where we have we see different progress was, was a different allies. some are more advanced on sanctions while being more reluctant on providing us was weapons. others to the contrary, are willing to provide was weapons by the more conservative when it comes to sanctions appointed. president make is of is very simple. we appreciate everything that his has been done on the sanctions front so far. and yes,

it's true that the, this, the latest round of sanctions ah inflicts, inflict serious damage on russia. we're looking forward to the adoption of the fifths sanctions package by the repeal union. ah, and if it is adopted as it stands, then we can say that a serious pressure that the pressure has been stepped up. but as long as the west, let's put it this way, continues buying russian gas and oil. it is supporting ukraine was other hand, was one hand while supporting russia. war machine was another hand. and this is the point the president is making. the damage that is being inflicted on russia by sanctions now has meet and long term implications for ashley gone. but

people are dying to date, defense who is unfolding to date and william steps, which will stop russia's war machine today. this is as long as it is not. as this hasn't been done. we cannot speak about deficiency for efficiency of sanctions. yes, damage is inflicted, but it's insufficient to stop russia. we're mission and this is, this is the point. and the 1st question was un weapons. why did a month in the 1st week of the war, i asked one foreign minister whether his country would be willing to provide us with a certain state of the art weapon. and he said mitra, it's complicated because it requires at least 2 months of training for personnel.

so we're not going to do that. if he had agreed with me in the very beginning to do, to provide ukraine was the weapon we would have already. people would have already completed about to come about to complete this training and we would have had it in the, in the week or to. so this is the problem was partners. i mean, i appreciate them. i loved them. they all friends. most of them are personal friends, but this is the problem that you always have to break one will after another. the 1st wall was we are not going to send you weapons. ok, we broke it. no one is saying that anymore, almost the next tool was we will send you light weapons, but not heavy weapons. ok, we broke it. we broke this wall as well. now what i'm hearing,

i've been hearing until recently. we will be sending you defense weapons, but we cannot send you offensive weapons k. we explained that it doesn't make any difference when it comes to ukraine because we are defending ourselves. every weapon is different. defensive by definition. ok, we seem to be to have broken this well, this will as well. and now we are in this, again, in this situation. when, when will you send this? it takes time, but we have no time. if we had started, if we had started, that's if we, if they had heard us before, we would not have had a discussion. we wouldn't have his discussion up. ah, so it's all i didn't know it's, it's a little bit of all so reluctance and readiness to act on time acting only after thread. you just like i said to and i will work in openly said here i said to partners from just 7 and the repeating union in the last days that i

know what the initial package of sanctions was. and i know that it was stepped up that when we were asking you to step it up, you ignore this. in fact, they could have been some back slight and only as to seeing the picture. so butcher, eula agreed with us that sanctions have to be stepped up and that what had been prepared was insufficient. but how many of which us have to take place for you to impose the sanctions? how many, how many sang, how many children are women, man, have to die? innocent lives has to be lost for you to understand that you cannot allow sanctions for dick as we can not allow fighting fatigue. so we are in the process, but i'm satisfied with the overall dynamic. so how our partners evolve, but unfortunately state is the price of that is pretty high. go to this site,

is mr. nicks, your friend from p b. s. news? our thank you. one of the main topics in the diplomatic talks with russia has been security guarantees, of course that you have been asking for. did you repeat that request today? have you gotten any progress on asking any nato member or, or getting any name nato member to agreed with security guarantee? and you say your cautiously optimistic about individual countries. arm shipments, do you think nato itself as an alliance should be taking a greater role in those arm shipments? you're absolutely right. i'm cautiously optimistic about shipments from some allies . but sir, i have no optimism about seeing, or nato as a whole supplying ukraine was necessarily weapons. ah, in the foreseeable future, i don't know, it may change,

but this doesn't seem to be the case now. so what is happening now is that natal, as an institution encourages allies, those allies were willing to help to help. that's it. that's how it works now. and made the source as a platform where everyone comes together and for discuss this, this thinks, ah, no, i did not raise the show security guarantees in the meeting because we know exactly the list of allies that whom we see as potential security guarantors. and we negotiate it at so by later level. but in my bilateral meetings here, we are raising and discussing this issue with them. the yes, yes, they definitely get a better understanding of what we're looking for and, but we're still kind of, they're still in the receptive. we're still discussing. none of them has provided us with their vision for security guarantees. at this point, we have time just for to will last short questions in the 1st on the later they're

not another behind. yeah, i live, i hear from politically. thank you minister. a video post. it is social media appears to show ukrainian ships shooting a captured russian soldier. i was wondering if you've seen the video and if you have a reaction, thank you. i haven't seen it. i heard about it. i wanted to marry assure you that ukrainian army observes the rules of warfare. so there was of course, there might be isolated incidents of the violation of this rules and they will be definitely investigated. but i wanted to double check the date of this, of this, of this video because you should understand. ah, one thing. now you, you will not understand it. i'm sorry. but you don't understand

how it feels after seeing pictures from boucher talking to people who escaped. ah, knowing that the person you know was raped for days in at all. and when she finally made it to key, if she was directly taken to their psychiatrist, you don't understand how it feels. that's russian soldier, rape children. ah, this is not an excuse to those who violate the rules of warfare on either side of the front line. but there are some things which you simply can't understand. i'm sorry. let's think one less one ukrainian meter yoga. it creams grew within. dorothy was again, i will get in school, i will be sticking in ukrainian. so take your fossil you with your to leave it on.

he says, oh, he said, he says, oh, so you're a turkish calling. you had a meeting with him. as for him, he was quite up to mistake. he said that he surely hogue say you will have a meeting with mr. leverett and they're working hard on this. so what do you think? are there any grounds for his optimism and, and are there any reasons for your next meeting with mr. liberal? from what i hear from her minister, elaborate publicly, i do not see any optimism here. as far as i'm concerned, each of his, their common se on the undermines our let me add more possibility of talks rather than facilitate them yet. i did meet with him a few times and in fact the in the city of until here as well. lu, i surely don't share any i don't cherish any emotions which would allow me

to meet with him if that's necessary to stop war in ukraine. minister labrono is part of the system of a president putin. and that he justifies the very fact that he justifies bombardment. of their hospital in mighty, who put water as well as the crimes committed in which a war crimes committed in bush and all the towns and villages of ukraine and called them fakes. that just meant for him in the most part of this war crimes. but i am ready to meet with him because he's an official. and if this is going to stop or in ukraine, i am ready to meet with anyone. all right, thank you. you're watching are, does it, are we bringing you press conference which has been held by ukrainian foreigners to me to call labor following a meeting of nato members and members of the g 7 which has been held in brussels.

he spoke of the deal that he had put forward to an a 2 members in g. 7 numbers is said, you provide us with everything we need and we will fight for our security, but also your security. so the president putin will not have the chance to test article 5. article 5 is the nato, a part of the natal constitution to which suggests that an attack or what on one natal member is an attack on all nato members. he also was very specific about the timeline that was involved. he's had, he had told them either you help us now and i'm speaking about a days or weeks or your help will come too late. i want to speak to michael bossy of in a living. he's a senior fellow at the atlantic council. he's joining us now. so thank you very much indeed for being with us. the timeline that the ukrainian foreign minister was talking about seems to be absolutely key in all of this. oh absolutely and he

correctly pointed out that he had spoken to a fellow foreign ministers in the past and they said well. busy we can help you now, but maybe we can help you in a couple of weeks or 3 weeks from now. and i was, you know, at the beginning of the war 40 some days ago. so the same thing keeps popping again . and again, is that nato allies are partners, sorry, allies of ukraine. well, promised weaponry, not right away, but maybe it may be later on down the line, but it's coming too late. in fact, i noted down a couple of comments mr. kohler but said he said, we need steps now to stop the russian war machine. and the other thing that really struck out at me, he said, boot is just the tip of the iceberg. mary oper will be much, much worse, and that help is coming to light. so you could, you know, i know mr. club, but he's a friend and i have never seen him actually, that's articulate and this emotional it. so it was really something to hear him speak. i want to ask you about the, the emotional because right towards the end of that press conference, he was specifically about the idea that he's has appeared,

allegedly showing ukrainian soldiers killing russian soldiers. and i wrote a few notes as while about what he said he had heard about the video. ukrainian army observes the rules of warfare. there might be isolated violations. i have to check the dates, but then he talked about checking the date on that. i think we can hear that quote known as he was at it. you don't understand how it feels that after seeing pictures from boucher told came to people who escaped knowing that the person you know was raped for days at all. and when she finally made it to key, if she was directly taken to their psychiatrist, you don't understand how it feels that russian soldier of rape children

i. this is not an excuse to those who violate the rules of warfare on either side of the front line. but there are some things which you simply can't understand. i'm sorry. let's take one. this is a situation that perhaps in the ukrainian president, the foreign minister, the other, those that are involved in negotiations with nato and g 7. i would imagine are having a finding frustrating to be able to articulate, to be able to demonstrate the level of feeling that there isn't ukraine with relations to incidents like butcher when it comes to the practicalities that the nato in the g 7 and other countries are facing in terms of supplying the weapons to fight the conflict in ukraine. absolutely. and you know, actually on your 1st question there, you know, i think if anything, and i'm definitely not a spokesperson for the current government. but if anything,

we've seen nothing but compassion in very difficult circumstances from the ukraine inside. they have actually allowed captured russian troops to phone their mothers and russia to explain that they're still alive. and if i can give you another quick example, i mean, i had to watch this video 2 or 3 times yesterday, but a messenger because let's the ukrainian ambassador to the un. he had to correct the russian ambassador yesterday at the un security council meeting. because the russian ambassadors said, oh, our troops have been providing humanitarian aid to ukrainians. and he's he cited one specific example, but then ambassador corrected him and said, well, yes. and that example you cited. they provided humanitarian aid to someone in a basement. and then they threw a grenade inside the basement. so this is the type of counter propaganda coming from the russian side in terms of providing ukraine with weapons. you know, i've been here as you know for about 2 months now, and i'm hearing more and more ordinary ukrainians. equating what mr. columbus said,

is that we feel that we are in this alone that were basically fighting a proxy war to defend nato's eastern flank. and that if these weapons do not come soon, the everything they are asking for. busy is going to be disaster here and more innocent women and children will die and i can't explain it, but it doesn't seem that that message is going through to the ears of natal leaders or even western leaders, or even president binder one of the statements that was made early by the ukrainian authorities just shortly after that video involving the russian soldiers appeared. was that this was a war people. i do understand that this was a conflict. this was a war. this is what happened in war. is there a situation in ukraine, however, may be losing, fought dare i say moral high ground that may have gains if the video is like this, continue to come out in the face of its obligations against russian troops and the

actions that ukraine says. the russians have been committing against ukrainian people. i don't think so. and the reason for that is clear is that we're in 2022 in 2014. the russians were, i think, really had at their propaganda game. you remember that in july, shortly after july 17th 2014, when emma 17 was brought down by a russian missile. the russians claimed that the west had put corpses on that airplane, employed out over ukraine, and then shot it down. but i think now the world is much, much more aware of the techniques of the russians to put out the counter propaganda . and a lot of it is simply absurd. so there's a very, very different, i think, awareness. and that it's not that easily fall important than the other. quick thing, of course, is that propagating channels like russia today, a lot of the social media channel that people are familiar with coming from. oh,

sure, i've been totally debunked in terms of being legitimate sources. sources of information, do you think that there is a legitimate accusation to be made against nature that it has misjudged the, the timeline of this call and say, this is clearly something that has frustrated the, the foreign minister who's referred to it directly. but do you think that given the level of intelligence that nato had beforehand that it's, that's misjudged the length of time that this conflicts in ukraine was going to take? oh, definitely. if they had properly charged what would happen? they would have arm to ukraine to the teeth, and they would have done things like supplied ukraine with sophisticated surfers to mentors. missiles that could bring down those, some russia, cruise missiles, the exact same ones that have struck around here and reveals the hypersonic misses that are divergent sugar and of course the creating army is now doing a better job. in fact, i think it was 2 nights ago,

we had cruise missile strikes and right near where i sit here in the field. and the military was able to bring them down. but i just spoke to former ambassador chunk of the ukrainian foreign ministry and he said with more of these larger missiles coming towards ukrainian cities. and even though the ukrainian military is able to strike them down, the amount of debris that comes down from these metals are quite substantial and they could cause a lot more collateral damage. so i thought that was an interesting point. and i want to ask you about your assessment of the way that the russians are carrying out this, this invasion in the way that they're reshaping their, their forces. there's a lot of speculation that they pull back from cube. i mean, in fact, the foreign minister suggested that the russian forces full pulled back from camp. in fact, i'm going to interrupt you there. if you don't, my, we're going to go to moscow. russian, the form is the 2nd law for all the balconies foreign ministers who are going to be

talking from moscow and russian. good afternoon. we had some substantial talks with regard to our by lead tro relations and regional issues. so we confirmed positions to, with regard to the dynamic development confirmed with the interest countries and revolves. we also had a delegation in training, december link cation avoids visited by, in can be also considered. and the little increasing fees, napoleon alva trade exchange and appreciated debt and debt cherish whole with regard to the image increasing and intensifying our

people in your scientific and technical court corporation. especially with regard to a meeting in monastic angle form. we also discussed earlier for you when you use a issue of investment over moved a la carte, as we truly appreciate it, the future prospects to develop a language. we have also discussed other ways of corporation, especially when we talk about am medical education because we have does into verena specialist as starting and increasing their medical skills in russia. we also want to use oxy home to look for until about cultural a project in bahrain, especially when we talk about 10 days of russian culture and my mom

o v also dis carson and the studio in making sure that we assign bilateral document in nancy various areas such as a medical and edge model transport and also agreed on our a constructive dialogue with regard to their foreign activity. we do appreciate the results, so we get from 1st by law chose dialogue and we also chin exchanged, our thoughts with regard to what's happening in middle east and north africa with regard to syria. we have a come, i knew you as to a full seal. there risen mission over them with the security council number 64. and we also believe bed relations between the arab league and demos have to be regulated to be with believe there's fear,

did your constitutional community inch in ever hopefully will help us along this track along their political or regulation between with various and oppositional groups. and to be a group, spoke about the human a turn studio as an aide to for syria, elegance of electricity, supply and water and health care. and all of this eventually be able to help to create a conducive or conditions where the webpage is and de, internally dislocated to return. we have a common position to consolidate a international efforts to, to restore true pros palestine and israel lea a talk to them. and with regard to them with scottish integral air regulation,

especially when we speak about their palestine unity, something that surely will facilitate the advancement of their pakistan. israel in the regulation we oh, so i paid some attention and our friends eagerly were interested to know with regard to their russian concepts to ensure a collective se crew security. what is in there for sion golf will be a sense of duty. we spoke about with our b spitzer lab position, which has been an hour initiative which has been going on for a decade with regards to all of their countries of their portion gulf. and we that is disgusting. they've read the regulation in yemen, and we welcome the initiative of saudi arabia and to conduct special her

consultations to and we invite active participation. and we hope that we will reach a final decision to restore activities or the day mitchell activity with regard to the i ran a nuclear program which should secure their region. a great deal of time. i was made to the citation of ukraine and iran did. and i thank to our bow, crane of friends, just leg ideas. the same with regard to the delegation of there are a country to afford their consistent possession. we update them in details with regard to their special military operation and aimed to protect. people have done that can look on skin and people's republics from the side of the printer, nationalist and it's directed towards didn't me to the recession and do

notification and to restore rights of all citizens of that country. and that includes a russian speaking population. we're all the updated them on the results of the rain and russian negotiations. and we also spent time attention to the recently revealed fact when the ukrainian aside, the ukrainian negotiators who are forced out over quite positive about the negotiated. but now they're creating new for vacations, just like what happened in the town of a boy champs. and especially with the absolute lib lay tend to atrocities better recorded on video award to see in nazi's. they did or not as from other but tolerance. another do with me to do i, russian prisoners that or war the all. so i mentioned that the king over

frame is and i had an initiative to support and facilitate a peaceful resolution. then obviously we have common tasks in this regard when we talk about them in device civil as the curator on the entire continent because thought of everyone else. sure. is this opinion with the us. listen to it. we're talking here. he's not only about the situation in ukraine, but it, it's all about those foundations on which we all should be building security on the continent. the security has to be equal in devise a ball and nobody has their right to insure their security. at the cost of others, human, the mother and there's so basically this is along this tracks there will, will be and should be him and developing out for the activities. there are

2 along those initiatives that russia has suggested and also not losing out of sight the global picture or which it holds. many answers said to them, it did the reasons of this unhealthy situation in europe, and i am greatly grateful to my colleague for their sincere communication and the floor east. chicago mom and was ringing, bringing you a press conference from moscow that was rushing thought on the 2nd, lovegrove alongside, bathrooms fallen lesser contra. i'm gonna teach within that actually does say on the, on the 2nd level, they're outlining a shared interest with buffering, but then going on to talk about the, as he called it special military operation in ukraine. i want to bring in our correspond dosage a body who is in moscow for us the door. so i know you were listening to a lot of that won't with the takeaways for you.

well, and we've been hearing from the russian foreign minister, certainly love rob, who even prior to having this meeting with her any foreign minister and issued a statements that was very unexpected, he said that the talks that are still ongoing between russia and ukraine at through a video conference format and they reach the points last night on wednesday when the ukrainians have put forth a different proposal than the one that they agreed upon and that they put forth in is stumble on march 29th. when the ukrainian officials met with the russians at face to face in is stumbled. now, the foreign minister saying there are a few things in the proposal by the ukrainians that are changed. that is something the russians have not agreed to. one or the main things is that the issue of security guarantees that ukrainians are looking for in terms of when there is

a ceasefire between the 2 countries. and number of 3rd countries would be security guarantors. that in case there is any conflict or altercation between russian forces and ukrainian ones, those guarantors would come into play and assist in trying to de escalate attentions. now, the issue here is the say, a russian for mr says, according to the initial proposal that the ukrainians put forth a v. any kind of military exercises. the ukrainian army would carry out in the future with any other country would need the approval of those security guarantors that would include russia. now, this new proposal that they put forth doesn't have any mention of russia as part of those security guarantors. and that their approval would not be needed. this is something that is not acceptable to the russians, according to sir caleb roth as well. and in this new proposal put forth by key of the issue of crimea, which are russia annexed in 2014,

as well as the future of those regions in eastern ukraine of logan's and on yet need to be discussed it with the highest and members of the government, meaning that the air ukrainian president wants to sit down with the russian president vladimir putin to discuss the future of crimea and don, yes and the guns this according to surg oliver of will not happen and it is not acceptable. the main issue here is that the russian foreign minister is saying the ukrainians have now altered certain parts of an agreement that was put forth in assemble. and the russians are very much surprised and they're not going to accept this. this has been seen as another attempt by the government in key f to release all these negotiations that have been ongoing for weeks now. and this fight. the differences though, continue. the russian foreign minister says that the officials here are still very

much interested in carrying out these negotiations which her ongoing in a video conference format on a daily basis. but they believe now these new and men minutes are something that is seen as assault, installing tactic by the ukrainians door. so thank you very much. and he does dorsal jabari are talking to us from moscow. i want to go back to my school, michael ball, secure in the v. m. he's a senior fellow at the atlanta council. he's been with us for the last half hour or so as we been talking about the situation. thank you very much indeed for your patience sir. and also they are saying that there is still clearly a long way to go with regard to negotiations. russia same that said that the ukrainians are essentially changing elements of what had been a agreed at least at least on a basic level before the, the press conference started with the foreign minister for russia. we were talking, i was going to ask you about what you thought to the, the, the focus now the end game, if you like, for russia was initially we thought that it was going to be that we're going to be

aiming fork. yes, there we're going to try and select the country in to that seems to have changed given your experience. where do you think this is going? yeah, sure. well i think that the focus of ra shy has changed indeed, but kim is definitely not in the clear. in fact i spoke to a senior, ukrainian foreign minister of foreign ministry official just moments ago. and he said they are expecting more attacks on kids, but definitely you will see more of a focus on the dunbar. so the russians will want to expand their footprint if you will, for the whole level of the whole of donuts, because they don't control the entire to all blast. and then the 2nd thing, of course, is that something corridor connecting the brush from mainland with crimea. they may even try to extend that to a desk and beyond to believe it or not, make ukraine a lot like country. if i can just quickly on mr. la rob. i mean he speaking as it appears that he's living in a fantasy world. i, he, this is

a man with blood on his hands and whose complexity with the work criminal mr. button. and he thinks that he's still a big player on the international stage. he's not. having said that, it is good that some countries are still engaging with, with the russians in terms of diplomatic talks. but i think come, it's really incumbent upon a lot of the gulf countries. and i know there's pressure from the united states who have they have allies there to further isolate russia by doing things like not filing them oil, but also a restricting tourism and things like that. so, you know, with the don't, the day will come soon, where if you're a rush on national, maybe the only way you can go on vacation is too young. the young and north korea are to this promptly islands those islands made by the chinese and the so i'm trying to see the gulf. i can to overestimate this enough now has a key role to play in terms of further tightening those sanctions and further

isolating russia. very interesting. get your thoughts on this, michael bossy marcy here. we appreciate your time. so thank you very much. indeed for joining us. my pleasure. in another world news, yeomans president, hon months or heidi has delegated power to a new leadership council. saudi arabia's advising the new assembly to start negotiations with the hoodies. we had plans to give yemen $3000000000.00 to rebuild its economy. it comes as days after a ceasefire was an answer, but the earthy rebels have rejected the new council. while mom at our latter is a life for us in center. and it sounds as though this is not being accepted in the way in yemen, at least in the way that b, u. e and the saudi arabian coalition may have wanted, how are people in yemen? reacting to this area regarding the, are these books per person or the obvious spokesperson of the answer to la jose movement says, pamela seldom says that. the such,

her action which was taken outside of yemen is not, is, is not, is a legitimate and there. and also that the, the any action should be taken in, within the borders of yemen that the many people are the ones who are, who, who decide the future and present of yemen. regarding the m. and there are different unmixed reactions were by yemenis. there are those who hold that this could paved the way and put an end to the, to the, the, to the conflict that has been going on for 7 years. now. we are entering the year the 8th year, so that the yemen is hoping that this earth could end the war. but the hope is say, the only way that could end the war is good through putting an end to the describe, the aggression love lifting the blockade. and what the describe also digging out all of the fighting troops or especially foreign troops for outside of yemen.

mohammed al, at up live for us in santa mohammed, thank you very much. indeed for a candidate marine, the pen is holding her final rolling of the french presidential election campaign. later on thursday, paul suggests it's a tight race. latasha buffer reports ah, at the ukranian cathedral in paris, the war is never, far from people's minds. is brock, i believe it's unbearable just awful and all those people that are dying with you know, the miss olu plan in before ukrainians are fighting for peace. not only for ukraine, but for you. um, no, really showing you the was one of the key issues and frances election, emanuel microns, diplomatic efforts have played out well. and opinion polls suggest that he's leading the presidential race. but the conflict is also fueling anxiety over inflation at places like malta, town, northern france, people on spending like they used to. when did the marquee declined to expect

certain prices, but they say what's happening and because they are struggling financially, val counting the penalty. every one the we spoke until he says that they're worried about the war in ukraine, the coven pandemic. but then number one concern is the cost of living in a bar, a group of friends is talking politics. members was there with work. i think we often there are 3 categories of people in france, of poor wretch, and the people in the middle, those in the middle struggle most because the poor get state help, but people in the middle get all the texas often. i don't fall example under a contract. it's the people in the middle of fall right? party leader marine, the pen is targeting the focus on the cost of living has shifted the spotlight away from her anti immigration agenda and broadened her appeal. she's widely expected to face my cry in a final round run off, but many voters are still undecided. 3rd may not vote at all, you know,

brought been running an informal poll in central paris for several months. there's also clippers on getting on. people are very engaged in this election but completely lost from one week to the next. it changes a lot. the only constant is people who say they don't know this week, even more people are visibly in the don't know, calla difficult choices in, on certain times. french photos will go to the polls at a moment of crisis in europe, whether they choose to ability and continuity, or something different, is as unpredictable as the conflict that's overshadow to selection. natasha butler al jazeera monta. tell france, and that's it from me. roberson. for this news hour, just a few moments ago we heard ukrainian foreign minister to meet with caliber talking to the press and saying either you help us now and i'm speaking like days not weeks or your help will come too late. that's what he's told natal. i see in a couple of minutes.

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