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of the the, this is the, the, the news life from berlin and historic me saying in ukraine for the 1st time european union, foreign ministers can be and, and keep and reiterate their long term support for the war. and so it's also coming up the un security council votes to send troops to restore dependency in haiti, kenya will provide the backbone of the phones to help combat find a spy on scans in the capital porto prince. and donald trump goes on trial in new york city on for charges. that kid hits is business and by
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the hello, i'm christine window of welcome to the program. for the 1st time in history, european union administers have met in ukraine. it is part of and if it's to show the blocks ongoing support for kids, as it presses, the head with its contra offensive added comes as concerns grow of a wall fatigue among some of ukraine's allies. soule cranes, foreign minister said russia was counting on this. and the, you should quote, not play a long close question. the assignment least i chose. slanting and aspiring men the the unprecedented visits of the use foreign ministers. and it stopped it for them not to keep. was
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a strong signal on wavering support for the crane. but the president also no demands the landscaper needed his appeal. so fast getting on defense and the sanctions against russia. your keys are, but the more interested in these foreign policy chief use at burrell says that he was prepared to spend big to boost to cranes, minute treat capabilities. she watches, i propose a new by lot to move general and build up already to be and be facility up to find video for the next year year, which is more your call we continue training. okay, is on the target today is to bring $40000.00 in the coming months. and this includes specialized training training for the fight. the jets, ukraine's foreign minister dmitri carletta says that support is crucial. ye, uh,
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maybe shows letting me put in greatest expectation is precisely that the waste and the world will tire of standing on this side. if you crank this war, russia was directing huge results as towards this and that we should not play along with them a lot of money. but when you think you have, i think it does ukraine for pads, for now, the winter on the battlefield. you saw the darcy is on smacking the result of the message is that you cranes feature noise within the block. and so help us break down. this is started sneezing. i'm joined by dw correspondence. nick connie is in keith and terry schultz is in brussels for us uh this morning to, to see you both week. i want to stop with you and a t a show of solidarity with this music. obviously very symbolic. but what material outcomes did it achieve for you create to where you had it says it, but all the announcing 5000000000 years worth of mitre 8 for next year. that in
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itself is just an indication of what, how far the book has come previously. well, that minute trade is coming from individual member states. now, having already announced a 1000000000 billions of years worth of agents, especially in terms of munitions, a 1000000 munitions and grounds for you, credits out to the reading. the next few that are going further than that, we don't know quite when this is actually going to arrive on the front lines. when you credit those will have access to these weapons. and i think the more important why this was that it was a less structured event than normal. that was less protocol. it was about brainstorming. so i think it was probably a basic, don't the invitations. we have of the record, lots of things being spoken about out loud, lots of kind of open ended questions and the chance to really kind of exchange the less structured way. maybe not. will this coming out to its kind of ready to announce yet. there's also 2 of more defense, ukraine does the winter approaches back to supplies, to help protect ukraine's critical energy infrastructure from those russian attacks that are expected once again this year. and just the logistical feats of getting
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all those ministers by train to key of at the same time, i think that shouldn't be underestimated. this is something that hasn't happened before. and yet for the fact that we are a year and a half, if this will, people are still willing to invest this amount of his diplomatic capital and time coming here to make this kind of demonstration of solidarity. and i think it was broadly rios and this is about when and how ukraine gets close to book resonates terry. this mazing came just a day off to the us congress, positive budget that did not include new funding for ukraine. of course, raising questions about the by the administration's ability to continue to deliver for kids. is this a sign that the you might possibly be ready to fill that gap? as everyone has known that support for ukraine is already flagging in some countries and would continue to do so. i think the announcement in the us came as a shock, we saw the reaction of ukrainians to this news up,
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even as president biden promised that he would continue supporting ukraine. i think this is a reality in a lot of countries. perhaps not that they were there would be such a dramatic cut off in funds as we heard the, the us and now it's just a couple of days ago. but this is something that joseph perone is very conscientious oven when he talks of this new $5000000000.00 euro per year fund. he knows that he needs to get member states to approve that, as well as one thing to announce that it's another to get them to put money in their budget and to approve this overall e you framework and budget that would allow that. so this is assigned also for joseph burrell. this was an opportunity for joseph burrell to bring the ministers there to drum up their support. meeting president zelinski in a room, as we all know, changes the way leaders think about the conflict in ukraine and well, this trip was planned long before the us announcement. it surely is going to help drum up support in your government's need just picking up on what terry is saying.
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yeah. how, how worried is kids that support from its allies is eroding to hey, when you talk to people here and see if some of them will even tell you that they were expecting this to happen earlier, they were kind of surprised quite how you create, has dominated the headlines that's with other crises, detention moves on false that but sure. sure. this is a threat given how dependent ukraine's government is just to pay it states. they've pensions, of waves let alone to fight the war on western funding. there's also fed bid, if kind of discussion is about the fact the polish apartments, it didn't turn up, he just sent his deputy because of the tensions between uh, key if and also in recent times that haven't stopped opponent, for instance, sending tanks to ukraine. the german built left the tanks, its opponent has ro, done up, has repaired. so i think there is a difference being sometimes the kind of diplomatic noise and the tensions that and the willingness and that kind of recognition that ukraine success is crucial to you . we had just brought saying that this russian invasion of ukraine has an existential threat to you. this is not just about ukraine,
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but about your protecting your because of holes. i think they're all kind of different levels here between the kind of diplomatic and the kind of policy and political attentions and kind of a recognition of longer. why that interest step. but this certainly is a real effort here to try to reconnect with the countries. maybe who previously hadn't been so close, hadn't been so invested in helping ukraine specially tell me that the intentions that early part of the war and now a real sense that those relationship and put in all back to own use that to germany sent over 3000000000 years worth of weapons to your credit of the last year at terry. so buck is just elected a pro rusher candidate in, in, in it's in a recent election. we know that hungry still very much. christie linked to moscow bc. and some of the ranging between e you need is to that point is ukraine's e u membership. still guaranteed as a membership is never guaranteed. and that certainly hasn't been promised to ukraine in practical terms, even as everyone all the way up to or is
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a live underlying european commission president saying that ukraine's future is in the you. but going to next point, while there is sometimes a disconnect between these things, public statements and what 8 is actually delivered. there are also countries where there's not a disconnect and that's as worrying. hungary for example, continues to veto you aid to ukraine and hunger hungry didn't send his foreign minister either. and this is a real concern. now in slovakia, as you mentioned with an openly and ukraine leader now being elected. so it's never guaranteed, just ask albania and north macedonia, who's been waiting in the wings despite being, you know, given the green light of multiple times. so i think you cream is right to be worried about this. the mutual karuba mentioned that very specifically, that ukraine's expectations are very high for getting in very quickly. all right, that's terry schultz and brussels and economy and t. thank you. but
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now the un security council has what is it to send a multinational force led by kenya to tackle the violent gains, who now control hazy? well, then 2000 people had been killed in unrest already this year. a see appealed for international intervention a year ago with the un security councils approval. hades calls for help are finally being answered. you would see it or no, you probably half of the government and the people of hate e mails. i would like to thank all of those for that voice is the efforts of that support and that contribution of all sorts of who a find the made today's decision possible that the to this vote is more than just a simple vote. so this is in fact to an expression of solidarity with a population in distress of the police. in recent years, haiti has suffered one crisis after another. natural disasters, disease, corruption, and ramp and silence. heavily armed gangs have taken control of most of the capital
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part of prompts shoot outs with police attacks on civilians are common place. the government has been unable to impose rule of law or provide basic services to the people. now kenya will try to stabilize the situation with the force of a 1000 personnel. their goal is to drive out the gangs and create conditions for haiti to hold its 1st elections since 2016. it's a mighty challenge, but can you says they are off to us? we've got other nations one with the sing. if king is leading it. we think these going to be success, so they're coming on board. but kenya and its allies facing uphill battle. the u. n . is widely unpopular in haiti, a previous stabilization mission cause the cholera outbreak which killed more than $10000.00 people. the next un mission is unlikely to receive a warm welcome. but haiti seems out of alternatives,
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and the unwelcome intervention might be their best chance. the former us president donald trump has lashed out at prosecute, is following the 1st day of a civil fraud case in new york. trump is accused of and placing the venue of these assets by billions of dollars, he is the front front. it says a republican candidate in next year's general election and has denounced the case as a scab and a political witch hunt. donald trump's faces a civil case which could deliver a major blow to his real estate employer. he's accused of lying about the value of his assets to get peace of bank loans. new york's attorney general says the former president has committed persistent fraud. my message is simple. no matter how powerful you are, no matter how much money you think you may have. no one is above the law and it is
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my responsibility and my duty in my job to enforce it. prosecute as a seeking $250000000.00 in penalties, and to ban on from him, his sons running businesses in new york. the trial. so video evidence from trump's former lawyer who recalled and slicing a seats at trump's request. mister trump would call alan and i into the office and what say it said he was worth $6000000000.00? well he wanted to be higher on the forbes list. and he then said, i'm actually not worth 6000000000, i'm with 7. in fact, i think it's actually now worth 8 with everything that's going on from a team to day one of the hearing, despite not being required to do so, and claims the trial was a political which come to the rail. his presidential bid policy does gathered outside the court house and convinced with meaning cooling for trump,
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to be convicted as well as the civil case. he's also like facing criminal charges and see from other us states so, so his legal was done appears to be damaging his political popularity. trump is still the front runner to be republican nominate in next year's election. and finally, women from chicago has demonstrated that the sky isn't limits when it comes to old age. 104 year old dorothy huffman jumped out of a plane over the weekend in a bid to become the world's oldest ever person to sky. look at that, the sense of the areas left behind her wall cuts to plummet over 4000 matrices down to honda as opposed to a parachute and destructive thank goodness. now it wasn't the silver head thrill see? cuz the 1st gem she started at the tender age of 100. isn't
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