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policy would need the next by sir, welcome to the program. you praise president daughter zaleski, is that the g 7 summit in japan loved being world leaders for more support to fight back against russia. so was the late flowers at the memorial and hiroshima, that commemorates the 10s of thousands who died in the atomic bonding of 1945. your training leader earlier met us president joe biden, and held talks with other high profile leaders. for the 1st time since the beginning of the russian invasion of ukraine last year, lensky also met with indian prime minister in their end, remotely and south korean president. jim chuck, you were invited to attend the summit as guests at a press conference. ukrainian president said he hoped

a new piece plan would not only end the war and his country, but all wars around the globe. and when we, once we go back to investigate, you see the claim into the world is when it wants peace, there will be no point even starting a goal. so far, the world has not had the formula that could stop aggression. ukraine offers it. ukraine offers the weld salvation from war. to do this, we need to unite and to make russia the last aggress set off to the defeat of its invasion of ukraine. only peace will reign to an american president. joe biden said the us would support a joy to international effort to train ukrainian pilots on modern and fighter aircraft, including f sixteens to help to crane succeed in the battlefield. to strengthen ukraine's air force is part of a long term commitment to cranes ability to defend itself. we provided to last year, all that they needed to deal with what they were dealing with at the moment. and

that's where the now we're moving in the direction of putting them in a position to be able to be defend themselves in ways beyond what they've had to deal with. so far. the past few days have once more underscored how important america's global leadership is. and for more and this, we are now joined by our chief international editor richard walker, who is following this summit. richard to tell us more about the promised support that the biden formulated. oh, yeah. well, uh, do we have this evening before the lensky vantage here in rushman this weekend with the american saying that they were gonna go ahead with uh, approving and supporting a training program for you cleaning pilots to get them familiarized with the 16 sites which the scene is the fights, it's very common to come in 510 minutes. wanted to see if it is a suitable for, for the needs to be pregnant at 4. so getting those highlights trained so that they

can use it so that then a few months down the road, then they can re, uh, receive those planes and start using them. so not weapons that you can just going to get immediately but, but the problem is that they will be guessing them in the future. so, so that is important. also is a signal not just to ukraine that it scheduled we support, but also is the signal to the russians. and that's uh, west and support for ukraine is more on an upward trajectory. and not as the rush to spite of hope's the on the downward trajectory, the in the months ahead. i'd like to get to that in a moment. but as we heard the ukrainian, the president spoke at the summit thinking the west for its support. what other takeaways do you have from what so lensky said today. it yeah, i mean, and it was striking, i mean, here in the media center or russian by the journalists were really crowded around the screens as soleski spoke. and you had the same phenomenon when he explained

touch down. so really the sense that so lensky is arrival. he had more of an impact than any of the actual members of the g 7. take to talk to somebody this weekend. and yeah, his message, and this is something he's always done with his communication. he's, we've seen this ever last year and obviously a skilled communicator. he will draw a connection to the place where he is a very strong connection. and of course, you're rushing up to the japanese is extremely important. you know, this is a good place that was the 1st place in the world that was devastated by nuclear bomb. so lensky saying, today on a day where there's been discussion about with the russians, have taken over by moved or not saying that the devastation and bus mood remind timos the devastation that he saw. the shown in the museum here at the peace memorial in hiroshima. so really drawing a direct connection between the experience and the japanese here into russian mountain, the devastation experienced by his ukrainian people right now in the course of this

world. and then to sort of building up the uh, you know, emotion of, of ukrainians, suffering and meeting with heads of leaders from india for ins. heads of countries such as india. do you think he's managed to win over more allies from these countries that are being described as transactional as sort of sitting on the fence at this g 7? yeah, i mean, if it's too early to say, well, obviously see what the impact these meetings may have had. it was interesting that it was pointed out by one of the people asking a question that has the press conference with their lensky, that you didn't have a one to one, sit down with president lula brazil. and that was not reporting in the person you're not pressing the people around through the felt a little bit to kind of like the west was trying to balance them into an interaction with, with soleski that they didn't necessarily feel a ready for. but in a renter moody, india's prime minister did have

a meeting with lensky, in fact, within just a few hours. so. so let's keep ending on task day. it was extremely warm and emotional and his comments theresa lensky before the cameras. at the peak. ready of that meeting, now, facing each other across the table, bodies says that he sees the world not as master of politics, but as a matter of humanity, of human values and saying that he would personally and india as well. do everything in his, in that power to bring this to an end. so it's going to be very interesting to see if anything concrete follows. i pumped a square that there is any move by the indians to try to, uh, use some influence on russia. but we should bear in mind that india, in the course of the last year and a half since the war began, has massively increased its trade with russia, particularly uh, in the, in hydrocarbons. and so the indian money is flowing into

vladimir putin scoffers. and i'm sure that flooding a handful of them is lensky with not being shy to a point that out to moody. once the cameras will algebra. okay, as one can well, imagine richard walker, do you have these chief international editor? thank you. or for more and is our correspondent to spinning our joins us now from cave mathias zaleski was again asked to clarify whether russia is now in control of boston. but what do you make of his statement? yeah, he has signed the ukrainian soldiers also on the temperature of the city and that's why it's still going on off to the confusion earlier today where he has kind of responded a little bit misleading the on a on on a question. um, so yeah, he says what the ukrainian army, the military, the general stuff, etc. they have said since yesterday that the fights are still going on. but just to

get to clear the picture clear this is we're talking about a very, very little age. so fucking with that ukraine was still controlling uh, in the last few days. um, so uh, the most part, most part of the city is under russian control. we don't know where the lines are advancing, where exactly these sites are all taking place as well. what's the ukrainians are saying is accurate, but we're not talking about the ukraine being in any kind of control over the city . were just talking about ukraine not being uh, pushed out to pacific completely and it seemed from ukraine from the capital key. what is the return on investment for zaleski is recent trips to, to europe, and now particularly to this g 7 on japan. this is the landscape hesitated to travel abroad for a long time, for security reasons. that was understandable in the beginning of the war. and um,

many leaders have been happy to come here and to get to picture for themselves, but in the end, uh these, uh, uh, this, this personal communication is important than what we've seen from these trips. so especially the trips to europe. uh lately um that, uh it really makes a difference and that many, maybe critical points could be solved in person though. um, uh, discussions that to his effort to come was really valued and he returned with quite lots of commitments from the partners in terms of the deliveries and other aids. and uh, in this case, talking about he or she might, it's quite important, of course, that he also talks to that who can, as also in the opportunity that you took to those will not close allies of ukraine . but who might, you know, try to more care for line a more neutral even line, or a more equal distance line. and um, uh, in order to uh,

win them over or to prevent them from uh, uh, establishing close that ties with rochelle, of course, person. the contact is helpful as we have heard, richard. se mathias building are in queue if you've ever used corresponded in ukraine. thanks so much. photos and greece are at the pulse to elect a new government the most worried about bread and butter, economic issues, resulting in europe highest national debt. this dw correspondent jack power comports people also have many other serious concerns. of the surprising, the trade is here at this very small kitchen, central athens, but the most weight for that voting grease is upcoming elections on the economy. the prices went up, the cost of transportation went up uh, shipping when uh uh, the costs of the plastic box that weigh pack our face went up. so the entire cost

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