the, the, you know, our series guardians of truth watch now on youtube dw documentary the, this is the don't even use life from the in turkey. james, it's backing through ukraine and nasal meeting with you planning and president flooded me. so landscape president richard time have had a one, says ukraine deserves membership in the alliance. but it's unclear if he'll agree to sweeten joining when they say meets next week. the cost of items causing controversy. us president joe biden defend sending the weapons to help keep franco

russia saying it's the right thing to do to be working alongside humans, to provide assistance and support, and will not be replacing any existing jobs. reassuring woods at a un summit on the other official intelligence, but robot say they could one day run the world better than people. the i've been puzzled and woke up. you planning and president bloated me. so landscape has visited turkey to rally, support for his country's bid to join nato. for the 1st time he received strong backing from toby's president, richard by a battle one after they meeting it is den bullet. one said, there was no doubt ukraine deserves to become a member of the military alliance. so he has attempted to keep close relations with

both ukraine and russia. at one also said he expected a visit from russian counterpart vladimir putin in the next month. as i asked dw correspondent, dorian jones is down bold about the timing of everyone's decision. i think that sees is part of a one's very careful balancing act that he's perform since the onset of the conflict. he's will be giving very strong support to ukraine providing of a key military drones, which was crucial in the early days of the campaign to hold off crushes offensive, but the same time has refused to full sanctions against russia. and again, was seen this hall bull balancing act, strong support for ukraine of his native, but likely to upset russia. but the same time he will use such as defense to gaze. critics who say the turkey should be in full sanctions against russia, and that is very important for russia to tuck. he remains a sanction free country because it's so important for the russian economy. does anyone want to or is he trying to strengthen his own role in data in some way here?

i think that's also a key factor because at the moment the other one is blocking sweden's membership aspirations, in spite of massive pressure from all the key leaders of nathan, the whole being calling the one that pressure is expected to step up at the villainous summit. next week, and the other one is still standing, some things he wants more from suite and he doesn't believe suite is addressing kentucky security concerns. but this support for ukraine, but it's membership. it will also show how important stuckey is as a key made to remember. so again, this is all about load, one's very careful balancing act in his veins of getting the tuck he's each end achieved. and could that balancing act at some stage include sweden to yes, absolutely to he does have a list of the bonds from sweden to crack down on the cutty separate his groups a p k k which should be fighting the texas state that that case they want to major

legal crack down on their activities in sweden. but turkey also has the moms from the united states and i'm anyway, that is the key. i am for turkey, they want the key u. s. military fight to get sale to be secure. and also i think i was looking for an invite from by them to washington wine. that's the only us president never to invite to tuckers, president kentucky from turkey old to visit tuck in a while. he was very upset about that. so he will be looking for concessions combined, as well as part of a, an eventual degree. we expect to the agreement, the sweeting join the nato next week. enjoy and you mentioned add juan and ross a. he wants to negotiate an extension to the black sea grain export deal from ukraine. what, what's the latest on those screen exports? yeah, other one spoke at length of the press conference with the landscape. he's calling for russia to extend the green deal and make it longer than the the current every 2 months. he said it should be longer, it should be 3 months. he said, this great deal is important for the world in terms of over 13000000 tons of great,

happy and exposed to particularly the country's most in need. in africa. i'm not seen as a very important one. is he in the united nations broke at the deal. so he will be using his influence on must go to persuade them to open the opening to continue that green deal. and he's also announced that he expects to tend to be visiting kentucky next month. so again, the sounds of schools i'm anyway, so it's one, it's in this unique position of having very close tied with both the ukranian and the russian leaders. and that's the expertise and improves will be used by everyone, including united nations to possibly extend the grading deal. i like to this month . the w corresponding during joins great chatting as always. so united states is sending cluster munitions to ukraine under an $800000000.00 military aid package. the weapons of band by most countries, but not the us, russia or you kind human rights groups,

one unexploded cluster munitions can remain in risks to civilians for years. us presidents, we buy it and has defended the decision us president joe biden said it was the right thing to do when he signed off on sending cluster bombs to ukraine the war. now more than 100 countries has banned the use of cluster bombs. once fired they scatter into thousands of small la bones that can fall over an area the size of a football field. they, smaller explosives often failed to designate on impact and compose a risk to civilians, particularly children. for years after they use. the white house said it was a difficult decision to make, but that they have assurances from ukraine that the weapons will be used in

a way that minimizes risk to civilians. avoiding that use in populated urban areas and recording the location. ukraine is committed to post conflict, the mining efforts to mitigate any potential harm to civilians. and this will be necessary regardless of whether the united states provides these munitions or not. because of russia is widespread use across through munitions. but human rights groups and even fellow democrats have condemned the decision. they say russia's use of the weapon does not justify the moods, and it will only bring more destruction to ukraine. the critics say, this is a line in war that should never be crossed. will to us, we go to is a journalist and security analyst based here in bel, in the us claims their costs of ones have a much better failure rates than the russians say, endangered, fewer civilian lives. longer time. is that a justification?

well, it depends from which point of view you're located. the u. s. claims that have a so called the rate of 2.35 percent compared to 40 percent for russian cluster munitions. and nobody really knows of the outside the u. s. military. how you can exactly find out what the sale rate is. so at this point the, we just have to believe them is of cause minimizes the risk fault civilians, but there still remains the risk. the other problem here, of course, is the indiscriminate nature of these weapons when they 1st go off. yeah, well that's right. but on the other hand, this applies to almost every weapon you fire in a certain direction. ukraine has a rule that they will adhere to 5 principles for the use, among other things, only using this against the russian military installations against russian troops.

not again civilian, that's one of the main differences. as we've seen in the past, the ross, i have used this type of immunization against urban areas against civilians in ukraine. but what's it mean for the russian hill territory is that new claim wants to take back. what about the people living say and don't bass. so cry me that me in that is this area as of low be subject to to a tax. was this type of the immunization? on the other hand, if you see this address and on the ground, the arrows are heavily mind any way. they are scattered bomb bloods from roughly close to munition. so it sounds almost to nicole by the con, get much sugars in these arrows. we talked about. it's interesting that these weapons are banned by so many countries, but not the us. oh, russell. oh ukraine. what, what's that tell you about ukraine?

well, it's not only of these countries. you mentioned also some european countries which in nato. and which i envy you, they do not band these weapons because they see them as a weapon of the last resort of, for instance, is totally out of small of baltic countries. they claim that if they are subject to a russian attack, they will have to make use of these type of weapon. so there is, um, you know, the impression and, and certain countries that you have to keep this fall the worst case a width and of last resort of. so is that why the us as decision has come now 60 months into this full to well, this decision now, so that now the dangerous and weakness of the western country is uh, one of the reasons that biden mentioned as well as the security advisor drake sullivan. is that the west is not able to speed up production of conventional

munition for ukraine. so about fold folds. ukraine does not get in of the auditorium when you're in unison for instance. which a means of that. there is a kind of se us called the bridging solution to more traditional ammunition can be delivered. but tell us what sort of signal does that send to the rest of the world? well, hey, you might say it's kind of a dangerous signal because a majority of countries in the world says the, these weapons are a no go, that should not be used and still of they are. so this of course might open the door to, to have a look at all those stuff which is banned on the, into the international conventions. if you look at and t personal land mines, for instance, the u. s. also has not signed the convention, which in bands of the use of land mines and says we won't use them except in korea

where solve the north korea have to be kept apart. which means um, some countries just resolved the right to use a weapon. so the majority of countries, things are not to be used. okay. generalist and security analysts to las vegas. thank you very much for the timing in here on d. w. use. thank you. and let's take a look at some of the other starts making use of the south. the bella, russian military is reveal the field cat built for russia's wagner group. the most of these were expected to relocate to valuables on great deal that ended their pricing last month. and the rule says box number officials have yet to inspect the full military base. that's 5 minutes of my quarter has announced his resignation. after his governing coalition fell upon the parties failed to agree on measures to address immigration, which is the netherlands longest serving leader, the robots of toll the united nation summit. they could one day build a well,

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