the mode is the use of them at times the people are in shock, but they're also saying that in some way that work has to continue. i spoke to one of the organizers office of this protest. uh yes, gave me another another. uh, what time they gave me um he is uh from the free nevada and the movement here in jersey. lets see what he has to say. we are here to express uh all or no disappointment, but our commitment to what we are doing for their own that's very important because booting step of guns and crumbling especially before the elections in march, a trying to do more lies us and to stop our end to prep, again, the projects that we're doing in russia, the from, from, from europe, from the us. so, and that's why i'm more motivated to speak out. and of course,

not only stand with the, but with the bonus, but act out with russian people against pointing against the war. so you've got anything that he's more motivated to speak out. so all people saying, you know, what are they saying about how novell needs death will impact the pro democracy movement in russia. all they feeling most evasive? here's the data. i think you can say that's a pop from the solemn, most of the occasion. there is also a feeling of defiance and of anger here. and many of the speakers have been saying that nobody's work has to continue that nobody's work will continue lobbying the protein needs to be confronted with the responsibility for their souls. nobody including, you know, obviously the as it can. yeah. their roof as hundreds of times and i'm a 19 to continue with resist the hands friends in front of the russian embassy and

by the end. thanks so much hans. a news of alexi and of all these death, imaged as germany and ukraine, signed a long term security packs here in berlin. the german government has also promised small cash on military equipment to help keep flight the russian invasion. botkin ballad followed him. he had selected skin off, shots kept the small talk brief. i'm at tight security, ukrainian president in time to say, you know, historic security agreement and the lighting gemini support for key. if the does the media we to, to hear from the bad news broke of kremlin critic election of all of these days. this is i thought so save that work and does the very depressing call from you? i met in a valley here in belen, when he was trying to recover from the poisoning attack in germany. and i also talked to him about the great courage it takes to go back to the country because he didn't go,

he's probably not paid for that courage along with his life for fun. just have to do some work if the sides, but i'm leaving is returning to the pre planned shed. your schultz said it was a show of solidarity. lots and lots of them claim to try out enough beginning through the through years after the start of this horrible war, we are sending a crystal clear message to the russian president because we will not waver in our support for ukraine loans onto the we continue you know this is done with the ukranian people 15 by the fest and as i to still quite, you know, on to cutting the president. so lensky will come the agreement and insisted it was about more than the fates of ukraine. when i d, 's. now this is a very important document. it's not just about some new direction in our cooperation. it's about, do you have any one thing to protect normality in europe and the world? because war must never become part of everyday life for any people in the world, and you will get those regions. the 10 year long guarantee isn't tended to deepen

military and economic support. but despite the warm smiles, it crucially does not include a nice or style plate to come to ukraine's defense. now, although that is still no confirmation of nevada and these death many world leaders are already pointing the finger at vladimir pollution. now russia was not invited to attend, this is unix curacy conference by the was in ukraine and gauze on top of the agenda, pensions over taiwan and donald trump possible return to the white house. also on latest mines of the w's chase. international editor, richard will, is at the munich security conference. he told me earlier, more about the main topics being discuss the yeah, well, i mean that his, of course, really massively overshadowed the 1st days proceedings. a lot of people were just arriving here in the hotel, in munich, just as that news came through and you could really see everybody was talking about

it. and defensive show kind of thing. so many people. and that sent me the color of many of the events today. i think this one of the event that i would definitely highlight this was the speech by comma harris, the vice president united states. and at the beginning of his pc across towards about the report. suggestive selection of only, but the other kind of main emphasis of his speech was what you just mentioned. that essentially the concern that maybe in the holes here in munich have of what the 2nd trump presidency might mean of for the security of europe. and for the security of american allies who are most anywhere in the world, given what donald trump recently said about, almost encouraging vladimir putin to attack members of nato that, that might, in his perception not be paying bad use. now, harris didn't necessarily so specifically kind of cool out of that particular

statement, but a lot of his speech was all about how important it is for the united states to, to investigate, to lions use, to support its allies. that the doing that makes america strong. good at doing that makes america safer. so it was almost as if she was doing a kind of a power, low effort to reassure allies here in munich, but also a message to voters back at home. that those alliances are something that a mass it to america that, that was standing up for. and i'm, so this is going to be really folding into the election campaigns at the because we see intensifying across the atlantic. the was a new crane in the middle east. also, obviously massive topics on the agenda and munich this year. can we expect any progress to be made on these issues? well, i think what you see in violin and paris today is germany in fonts. would say progress in terms of european countries sort of beefing up their support for

ukraine in the long run with the security agreements that they've assigned with the minister lensky. it just today and following on from the u. k, which signed a similar document with with him just a few weeks ago. so i think every scene has some progress that already here in your but i think the united states is the big wildcard that enclose people anxious to be in ukraine in the rest of europe watching what is going on. it can be in the us congress as opposed to ukraine, has gone through the senate, but still has to get through the house of representatives and a pretty big questions over whether that would happen. so i think this is going to be a big discussion among american and european delegates talking to each other here. the thing is, is that the meaning security conference does not necessarily attract the sort of members of the house of representatives who might be inclined to try to prevent that support for ukraine going through. so whether this is necessarily the place

where a solution will be found and that is definitely quite uncertain. as for the israel, how must war was certainly there a lot of delegates from the middle east here. and one thing about the music purity conference is it really does provide this kind of, you know, people talk about this of colorado is a power and kind of backroom diplomacy. this is really a place where you really do have that. you have like a lounge here just next to where we're standing here, where people just informally sit down next to each other. and you see, i just saw a full my, the secretary general of nato talking to the president of europe in country just says on the side for that. all of these kind of little chit chat is going on. oh crap. and this is the hotel here. and you want to know that that does provide a huge number of opportunities for quite informal back channel, kind of talking going on among older fidel occasions here. so i think that may be some hope that that, that could perhaps help in the, in the delicate diplomacy this needed in the weeks ahead to try to find some way,

hate in the middle of the power of good old fashion conversation. a lot has obviously happened on the 1st day. the conference goes through till sunday. what can we expect between now and then what? maybe if we look ahead just as a day admitted there was some really interesting events taking place at the beginning of today. you have the auto sales, the german chancellor kicking things off at 9 o'clock because you know, the host country. so taking the prime position that then let him use the landscape, the president ukraine. he is. so obviously he, what he's going to be saying is going to be watched very closely. obviously he has now some new agreements with european countries to hold up. but he has these worries about where the united states is going. and then middle of the egypt is building a buffalo near it's florida with gauze. let's listen, i find foundation. so human rights says, this video shows construction underway. the work suggest cairo is getting ready to accommodate displays, palestinians before planned. is there any ground ground?

defensive against the city of rough russia has started a new trial against best friend rights activist, or like all knows, he's facing up to 5 years in prison for christmas sizing the invasion of ukraine. one of is one of the few high profile kremlin critics is not currently in exile or in presently, each person is all physician labor policy is picked up to new seats and bi election wins over the root and conservative the labor candidates, one of the content. it's by wide margins of service, say the result suggest labor is on costs to wind national elections. right now we're going to end the show by giving and let sandoval only the last flood. we're going to show you an exit from an oscar winning documentary about in the valley. it followed the politician as he recovered here in germany. off to being poisoned, the filmmaker asks walton a valid these message would be if he were killed. his is on to my message for the station of a named kilt is very simple,

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