so racist lead ends in their home, then they run in spite of bump, very government reprisals and income if you look into how nice the 3 dots july 29th on dw the this is dw use line from the us president declares you credit, generalize warrant. waive the in their support, the key been defending the country against russia. our commitment to you for the weekend. we will stand for liberty of freedom today tomorrow, for as long as it takes high stakes. nato summit concludes with allies offering new

security guarantees 3 ukraine. but no clear roadmap to membership in the line. also coming up extreme weather grapes, the united states president biden declared the state of emergency in pots at the northeast. 2 months worth of rain falls in just 2 days. and the usual makers approve of planned to turn huge tracts of land into forests to defend against climate change. we look at how the nature restoration bulk would affect finance. the i've been physical and welcome you. as president joe biden has said, nato is stronger and more united then at the close of the alliance has annual summer speaking and building us the added that ukraine's allies with no flavor in their support. the keys of the

a g 7 nations page long term security commitments em old military a t. okay. is the u. s. president? speaking just to show a while ago the worst case i just had about an hour declared in the world. when i say the ours was a fiery joe biden in bill hughes, which is where else? brussels chief is alexandro phenomenon. exactly. but what did you make of biden's page? what am i saying? that is, the speech went down well, at least with the people who gathered here in the old city of vilnius,

among them many who were waiting 4 hours in the line to get into the venue and here . and it told me that they liked the fact that joe biden reminded them of their own history and praise the bravery of the lease, who in people when there stood up to 5 for an independent country to get rich from of the soviet regime. and they also like this id of him talking not only about the war in ukraine and the spring, so nato, but also about climate change. one woman told me she was surprised, but she thought it was a good idea to talk about that because that is a very pressing global issue. and 20 young man told me that he liked the joe biden cold and all on the lease, or all the nations to unite and to spence together to defend the fundamental values, democracy and freedom. it definitely very well and encouraging would say,

but what does it will mean in real terms? alex, i'm of the. well, i think what we can say for sure is that to you as president, once again, he is stressed to that at the s we just heard that you asked as a tournament to stand on ukraine's side that they are determined to support ukraine as long as it takes to help the country when the war to provide them with more weapons, with more equipment, with everything they might need. today. we know that nato countries are not offering q crane and clear pos to membership in the alliance spots. they are saying that they will invite them to join when allies agreed and conditions are met. so that is sort of passed to the alliance, even though it is not what the ukrainians were hoping for. it's not the timeline that they were hoping for. but so a lot of supports definitely here coming from wellness. let's stay with the topic

of support because the united states continues to provide the mind share with military a to do quite how much pressure is on the european allies to, to step up. well, there is a lot of pressure on european allies to step up to spend more on defense with the war raging in europe, of course, and we know that's nature. countries here in building you've agreed that their goal to spend at least 2 percent of the p on defense. this goal should be no floor, no, the ceiling the same time. we also know that so far, only 11 nato members are spending as much as 2 percent of the cdp on defense. so definitely european allies know they needs to go more example phenomena, our brussels bureau chief there in video. so the 2 area for joe biden speech

following the nato summit today and that's across throughout washington correspondent and mission advocacy to, to get her take on that speech. basically, i love, what did you make of biden's remarks? so it was quite interesting. it was as alexander stressed that it was appealing to the very local crowds with our own history of actually getting out of that the soviet union of preston that they felt stressing that united states never accepted that and never recognized it. and at the same time, he held this low, speechless, trudy world leadership speech, where he said he did stress. yeah, ukraine is really important. data will stand together earlier. he a promise for them. is a lensky, that it will happen. he said, and he, meaning nato membership of ukraine, just not giving a timeline, not the same time mentioning things like climate change, but also the economy delivery,

a full people around the globe and the defense of democracy. so there's lots of bigger things at stake these tectonics, if in the do a strategic in balance that we're seeing at this very moment as time is clearly something that he wanted to address, looking much further field, also into the, in the pacific and really staging. once again that the united states is back that he is you as president, is back at to be the key. how i anchor in the struggle between really dicks of toil resumes, potentially adds democracy. so it was a very sweeping space. at the same time. there was nothing new in terms of pledges audio, we've heard a reminder that in that one and one with autumn is that in ski, that the united states indeed is the largest provider of military assistance. more than 46000000000 notes for assistance and learn more than 75000000000 from the united states over this past year alone. so that's something to buys and stands in

full with elections. of course, coming up in the united states at the end of 2024. so with the election is coming up how, how much of that impacts would you say that that has on what we've just heard today? well this an estimation of us supports that comes with a clicking top of the clicking clock attached to it, which is counting down to those elections in november 2024. what we are seeing here in the united states is almost 2 thirds of americans in favor of supporting ukraine . so that's the baseline that turn. but what we're also seeing is particularly among the republican camp, a very slow bought a decline in support. and basically with between 44 and 48 percent depending on which pole you believe feeling that too much money is being spent on ukraine. so

moral support doesn't always translate into maintaining these levels of funding. and that is the open question that will for soul be addressed and become part of the election campaign here in the united states. and that is something that new crane the europeans will have to brace for. as united as the us, one more goes into election campaigning mode, so it's potential instability is on the horizon. but all sides safe for now. and this is of course something that started me approaching, but we've watching very closely with a guest net. washington correspondent, thank you. very much your now as and now to some other world news headlines. the valve, the most in rate group is completing its hand over of weapons to russia's regular armed forces. the defense industry made the statement mold in 2 weeks up to the private group. staged a brief per bolt, the equipment including tanks,

multiple broken launches and attend the read systems. protest as in kenya have clashed with police during a 2nd round of demonstrations in less than a week. the demanding tax hikes be scale back. please find 2 gas, 2 quail demonstrations which folded similar katherine's last week in which 6 people were killed. the pakistani army says suspected is the most militants of killed at least 4 soldiers. internet attack on a military base in the south west. the newly founded is the most group to reach each you have to pack as done, has claimed responsibility. tens of thousands of bangladesh, all positions support as of gathered in the capital duncan, the demanding prime minister, shake casinos resignation ahead of next year's election. the banquet dash nationalist says it's made present being targeted, interviewed crackdown and they feel the government plans to break the vote. the northern hemisphere summer has brought extreme weather to many countries, including the united states. president biden has declared

a state of emergency as some regions in the northeast see the west flooding in nearly a century. this is not likely not covered by 2 months of rain in just 2 days. several communities like this, including the stage capital on pele. a mood by the relentless deluge. more than 30 state, varied so close as the war to spread to this railroad even had the ground swept away from underneath it. video shot by vermont state police shows flood waters pulling over a diamond, the queen she river. another, walked away, the connecticut river slower and to full meters above its usual level. the front levels now supposed active. how can i read in 2011? marine had about a 12 hour duration of rain and then it was of sun came up,

everyone went out, we were able to assess the damage, everything was receding, and we went back towards the recovery phase. this is different. we've had like 48 hours of study range of the same and ted springs that we saw during irene to 4 times the amount of rain respond as it performed more than $100.00 rescue sofa, with other teams being floating in from side of the field. police urged people to stay at home unless they have a risk, in which case they were told to evacuate. that have been, thankfully no reported casualties thus far. and while the writings have now combed its services, yet another reminder, that's how well is changing fast. since both now and the 10 a $75.00, those that being said to the women singles at wimbledon, out of the full remain his fellow russian or reading this type of like a is the only thing for the major champion or upcoming opponent to nation on stuff

to a bench to a painful, defeated last year's wimbledon file to bridge the cities the bill of using a read, a southern lake had to sit out with more than last year because of the war in ukraine. the former rule number 11, the australian open this year, and she continued her top form against the opponent madison keats. despite not having the majority of crowd support, sub olenka made light work of keys in 2 straight 66264. and that sensor court didn't easy and then super was on a mission of revenge against defending champion, elena rebut keana for good reason. uber last the wimbleton final to reboot key the last year. so it's an easy and drop the 1st 667 plus she bounced back in state the course. we need the following, 266461,

i'm very happy with the performance. you know, a lot of the emotional there, especially playing someone that serves really well. it's frustrating, you know, to, to return, but to, i'm glad they. uh, i did everything shouted good, angry then got com and focus. and hopefully, you know, i can keep managing my emotions like this for the next few months. just saw blanca has a good record against our next opponent, jabbar. we need 3 out of 4. 1 of those victories was a wimbleton 2 years ago. and a reminder of the top story way of following for yourself. you as president joe biden has said, nato is stronger and more united than ever at the close of the alliance. this annual summit speaking and build us the opposite that ukraine's allies would not waiver in the support of the key. so the 7 nations plates long term security

commitments and we'll military a to, to credit that brings you up today telling the old world news and sports. i've been for so long. thank you very much for your company. up next nicole, which will have your world news headlines as a company out. you then bye bye. the, the the is. it is someplace how into the more people than ever on the move world wide and such a base in life. but it tries to get it in cardboard.