the 5 years off the coast, we remember window, well, it still stops march 8th on dw, the this is dw, and it was coming to your line from her lip. the growing rift between the us and europe over ukraine take center stage at the united nations. the us breaks ranks with its the european allies voting against a resolution condemning rushes, invasion of ukraine, french president, amount of all the call and joins a heated discussion during a white house visit. also coming up, the conservative winter of germany's federal elections says he wants to move fast to form a new government. we take a look at the challenges we believe mail spaces and pope rested well last night despite being in critical condition says the vatican. he's currently in hospital

dealing with breathing issues, pneumonia and the kidney condition, the little m. terry martin, thanks for joining us. united states has split with a to europe and allies at the united nations by refusing to blame russia for its invasion of ukraine. us and france were at odds at the un security council, where the us failed to back a resolution labeling russia as the aggressor in ukraine's war. despite those present, trump has again stated the conflict could and within weeks and that presence lensky might be back in washington this week, or next. as a dramatic shift in transatlantic relations at the un security council. for years out of the us has voted in favor of resolutions that take place affirming ukraine's territorial integrity over there and calling on russia to seize hostilities to

under president donald trump. us is taking a different stand, sir, since it's but the time for russia and ukraine to make difficult choices. and the fighting is now. we call on all other un member states to join the united states in pushing for a durable piece that will bring stability to europe and deter further aggression. general us is adopting a neutral stance that does not at right condemn russia, causing a split with a to european allies. but both in the general assembly joined russia, north korea, iran and others in voting against the resolution drafted by ukraine on the 3rd anniversary of moscow was invasion. and let me read 281. let me assure you that ukraine once peace more than anyone but not any peace, we must be mindful of the fact that this is existential war. this is existential

wolf, within tide. democratic wrote power, democratic principles, and values. and the russia has repeatedly tried to dismantle these rules this order . and it was a cute architecture, as it is impossible to solve the big dresser by appeasing appeasement doesn't work. the west instead pushed for its own competing resolution named the path to peace port calls for swift and to the war without naming russia as the aggressor, a cranes european allies led by france or proposed amendment to the us tax. to underline that the conflict was the result of russia's invasion, military operate, those who went through this, it's a rush, i chose to bring them back to europe. and so, and then over the past 3 years, and i guess russia has been waging a brutal, legal, unjustifiable aggression against ukraine with a late since disregard for international humanitarian law. i'm in the video, they go pretty popular as you'll see. the left us however abstain from voting on

the amended version of its resolution. and eventually the un security council adopted washington's original resolution with 10 votes in favor. and 5 extension was a statement to us present. donald trump has been focusing on doing a deal with ukraine for minerals and resources as part of the piece plan. and he's trying to broker ukraine's president, blocking me as the landscape has not yet committed. but donald trump, himself is polish about his chances of getting a signature meeting with the tech. he may come in this week or next week to sign the agreement made of wood made a deal. so the agreements they worked on now plus the various other things in here to sign as

well as cross straight over to ukraine. archy bureau chief, nick connelly is standing by there. nick trump says he expects that lensky to appear in his office this week, or next to sign some sort of an agreement. what are you hearing about that from ukraine's government? the way it's clear, terry, that full name is lensky wants to meet trump in person before fighting and pushing does so that has been clear ever since the trump was re elected to the white house, as for whether he will sign them tilted line as jump once into and what this deal actually looked like, there are still sewage question marks that have been many, many drops of disagreement. we never obviously get the draft and it's kind of entirety. we just get briefings of the record. we have bits of snippets from both sides at his press conference, just on the weekend. ahead of the 3rd anniversary versus the invasion, we had moved into the landscape, talking about the fact that the initial deal was gonna take 10 generations for

ukraine to pay back. that this was basically the us re, basically designating money. they've been given as a to buy, bought and as a loan. and now the money get back and not just them on the back, but the money back with huge interest several times over. what you granted actually receive, that was line from polanski. what this ends up looking like. we don't know, but certainly from the european sources. they said that the initial draft basically looked like we cannot make colonization that the us was trying to basically dominate all the major sectors of ukraine's kind of resource economy and also excludes european and other companies from that. and we've seen, well, it was let's keep pushing back pretty hard here. we've had those comments with trump clement dictator. cholenski said that trump was surrounded by russian just information. and for now, even though he's, you know, focusing all the time on how much he appreciates american support, he is also not in terms of the kind of real content this giving much ground and giving into this pressure from trump in his team. so again, we don't really know what kind of agreement trump is referring to there,

whether it's a general piece agreement ceasefire agreement, or what the one part of that is apparently negotiations on a possible minerals deal between the us and ukraine. do you have any details on that nic? so this is an idea that initially came from the ukraine inside when they were scratching their heads to try and work out even kind of last year. what could interest jump in ukraine? they may have thought this is a man who likes to make deals who claims to be good at them. and they realize this, the one thing, especially now in terms of electric cause in terms of kind of what kinds of innovation that require some of these rare with metals that historically have long as you come from china, which is now using them as a kind of part of the political game, restricting some of the export of these materials that ukraine has them, at least on paper. and that this could be something that the old truck would buy into. lots of them haven't been commercially mind. they are that according to geological survey, some of which are decades old,

but certainly now i think people who didn't really expect the don't jump would go in so hard and so far. and this would actually be so seemingly interested in this and whether or not there is a kind of hundreds of millions of dollars worth of these materials in ukraine's so we don't know. but certainly there is a real feeling here and key of that. if america wants to have, you know, hundreds of millions of dollars repaid, that is not something that they're going to agree to. and if they'll jump once in future se, okay, if you want my help, then you're gonna have to pay back. you know, all the stuff we give you that is something different for new deals, but to that kind of open the pandora's box is, let's keep it. and basically, except that you have to repay money that you were given as a, as a gift. that is something that they all staying from on. and i think the us ministration is kind of a bit shocked. quite how did foster your grandson's been in this and how willing they have been to kind of cold the trump email nick, we're seeing a flurry of diplomatic activity between europe and washington right now with both the french and the british leaders visiting this week. how was that impinging on

efforts to strike some sort of ceasefire agreement for ukraine? well this is obviously the europeans trying to get to the table and avoid russia and at washington doing some deal without the europeans and the ukrainians has to be said the you know, building is on ski is being very clear that he is not going to feel bound binding agreement that trump strikes with the russians without him, you know, they can basically do whatever they want in riyadh, in saudi arabia. that was the line from polanski. i know you're going to agree and engage with things that i am involved in. but we have seen now your be need is going to washington does kind of seeing the division of labor. it's between some good cops and bad cops trying to be more kind of aggressive in the messaging tools trump, and more conciliatory. and maybe, you know, we're going to see some kind of more information on your pin contributions to the kind of day off to potentially lease 5, maybe a kind of a peacekeeping force. we've obviously had kissed almost in the u. k. talk about his

willing to send you k troops to the french, a bit more kind of circumspect so far and the messaging, but certainly in nato, we seem of stupid out in america. american countries is not the kind of for them, for these kind of missions. now it is clear that these are going to be the, are being countries committing suits, results is to kind of keeping the peace and ukraine officers these far making shows . these were actually works. and you know, the trying to make sure that donald trump listen to them and doesn't, you know, make some kind of commitments and just expect them to carry it out without speaking to them. nick, thank you very much. that was our chief purity, nick connelly as well. on a visit to ukraine, european commission present or so the final line said, the country could join the you in the next 5 years. if it presses a head with reforms she was speaking in key on the 3rd anniversary of russia's full scale invasion. round a dozen leaders from you and kyler, also travel to ukraine. spain has announced a 1000000000 euros and military 8. 14. monday's show. support, however,

was still overshadowed by that diplomatic shift from ukraine's. because becker, you would, priest as a ceremony to on of the full in at might on square and key to limit ukraine's president zalinski was joined by more than a dozen leaders from europe and canada to monks the 3 year anniversary of russia's full scale invasion. the lead is being held, the summit re offending their support for ukraine. the show of unity comes at a critical time for ukraine. and it's your opinion allies, and the us is threatening to pull its support for keys and has lift zalinski out of police towards with russia. reformed the european lead is guaranteeing ukraine. security is high on the agenda. this includes a you membership on that european commission president is to live on the line and honest ukraine couldn't showing the block ahead of should you. i would even say

ukraine. narrow space process if they continue at that speed and at that quantity, perhaps they could be earlier than 2030. so thank you very much for giving the impulse. and let's work hard on all sides. really, to keep the momentum up. the $25.00 can need us from the g 7 group of industrialized nations, including trump, being held virtual tools. zalinski announced that an economic deal with the white house is in the woods and he made this direct appeal to the us. thank to those presidents around. we would really like to hear from you because all of our people allow us, our families, how worry warranted. we'll, that'd be support from america. will america be the leader of the free world? and i want to be worry honest. where do you want us to be you for our people, for life in general is so important that americans support america assistance remains. and really,

i believe we can be just as effective in securing real guarantees for peace pulled down the landscape. and european leaders wanted a seat at the negotiating table with the us and russia in closest to you. well, we just had the 3 year anniversary of the beginning of russia's full scale invasion of ukraine. and the bible of butcher happened in the early part of the war following russia's invasion, an attempt to take he, after a month of fierce fighting ukraine, took the town back from russia, uncovering evidence of russian war crimes. the war and bottles like this have torn families apart, but given some great result to defend their country. and when the war they call themselves the witches of food, show an unofficial monica known to a mystic sisterhood to lose job because we are working in the food chomsky

districts, which is because of all women, which is these women a part of nearly all female volunteer defense unit trying to shoot down russian drones in the suburbs with a live suburbs of boucher and our pain on the outskirts of keys. these areas were unknown to most outside ukraine before the war, but anal, synonymous with some of the worst atrocities committed by russian troops in the days of the invasion. the women of this unit lives through it and survive. cause and those nice boots, each of us here has experience something in our lives that she was something that the war took from us. something that cannot be forgiven. that's why this united so, so a lot of the training ground, tatiana wilkes's, through those terrifying days in 2022 russian soldiers stormed into opinion like

february on their way to take keys design and put your knowledge system. this is way the 1st bass will began to be simple. this is after they brought the column shopping seem to look like this. to see how you can see it clearly here. here it is, so we can do it. so don't know how to check on this building has been a face of the russians was currently taking on his husband, alexander, enlisted as part of the local territorial defense says these are residents of the city of f and 2 chairs from ordinary raises. and it's not military you, but these have volunteers who took up on the 1st day of the full scale invasion and stood up to defend keith and ukraine. and general fitz yana and her children hate in a nearby bomb shelter with thousands of their neighbors. as the fighting raged above ground, i was told that i was hoping to follow up with the yellow gashes, which would be it was my husband's train. he helped the field in special schools.

he was one of the fish guys who made the russians on the approach of to move in a week of fighting on exam the made it back to the bomb shelter to beg them to leave. because he started, he said, john yet please let you take the children away because of, oh, i see that i don't want to, i won't go without you. he replied, you and i have different tasks. your task is the same as the children and protect them. my job is to protect the city, those where his last words to 3 years later she still carries reminders of that last this is one of those always. so this is when i have least, but that this little trip military badges and the very fragment that killed him live. but this will, you know, it somehow gives me strength fully. and there are a moments when you give out them things that said, i can't do it anymore. and then i look at those fragments and i think now i can still do. and so instead of grieving alone,

tatiana has chosen active resistance, working in war time, we oil change, we're trying to adapt to the realities of life and the realities out that we have a war. that's why we take our pounds. but it protects yanna and others in her unit survival has managed adapting to any reality. one where they've had to take on roles they never imagined. yeah, i've brought this, i have lost my entire family and i have no win lifting ukraine. glee up is when i came here, i found my family. for me, this is really very important because the person cannot exist alone. what or not protecting, not only the country, but also each other. it's catch up on a few other stories making headlines around the world today. turkeys present, richard type, the other one has offered to host possible talks on ending the war in ukraine. he's been meeting the russian foreign minister psychological order. one says anchor,

we'd be happy to help mediate any negotiations between moscow and key again. many, at least 3 people have died and 6 are seriously injured. after a bridge collapse of the highway construction side, south of south korea's capital sol, local media reports say 5 steel support structures collapse, one after another. during construction operations, rescue teams are searching for one person believe to be buried under the roof of the south korea's house of president you use of so your is uh you and so your is facing his final impeachment hearing says judges consider whether to formulate remove him from office over his martial law, the exploration, the former leader has been behind bars since last month on separate insurrection charges for which he could face life in prison. taiwan coast guard has detained a chinese crude cargo ship over suspicions. it may have severed an under c telecommunications

cable. the ship, which is registered in turbo was intercepted between taiwan main island and the outlying and go islands. tie one, he is. authorities have detained a crew members and are investigating whether in nearby under c cable was intentionally caught. taiwan has reported 5 cases of undersea cable malfunction. so part of this year type pay has raised concerns that china could damages communications cables and a bid to blockade or sees the island, which is jane claims as the w correspond, james trader is following the story for us from ty pay incentives, this update, or there's so many details to be on doubts about this particular incidence. but we know earlier it's high ones coast concepts. it's had to change this china link ship with age crew members. there's one chinese nationals that was off to this on the see table for this harmonies. the island offshore islands of pole who was

disconnected with ortiz se communication with that islands with no, it's completely disrupted off the communications words of us and redirected through another on the see tables. but congo is really of the size of a lot of these tensions that situated right in the hearts of the taiwan straits. the narrow stretch of water that separates china and taiwan only a little more than a 100 kilometers in some places. and it's, this is way, you know, the have been increase tensions between china and taiwan over recent news time. one is already reported. 5 cases of c cable malfunctions, se that's up from 3 age last year. and the year before. this is often described as being costs of china's efforts to wage what taiwan cools grades on war 5, these all in seem a day, 3 tactics. it full below the threshold of formal conflicts, but it designed to wave down at taiwan psychologically. china, it's pos, is already spoken ounce about this particular incidence. china is foreign ministry

has said this is not a diplomatic issue and it will not be common thing. further. germany's political parties have been holding meetings with their newly elected representatives following sundays, federal election. police mounts look set to become the country's next trensler for his c d, u. c, su conservative walk one. the election now says he wants to move quickly to formative government is aiming for coalition with the social democratic party of outgoing transfer. people obviously some, some time to do more context for me to endorse our chief political editor because acosta is at the germans part of it. mckayla. we think brett says he wants to move fast forward a new government. are there any science progress as well? he's already held tools, he reached out to one of the co leaders of the social democrats taunts the old. i've seltz's s p d policy already on monday. so they've held talks already. but 1st of all,

he has to work out how to get through the next couple of weeks, which for sure will take to form a new coalition for these mounts. headed to the top 3 this morning to discuss with current towns that would have sold what to do next because the bad news is coming, they can foster both off the campaign was over and people costs the votes. were more outspoken about the huge towns is europe, and germany is facing scribbling. smith's questioning whether that transatlantic relationship will hold, which also throws into question whether the natives article 5 of assistance actually still applies. so united have you been through this 1st gathering of m p 's many times over? usually it has a feeling a 1st day at school, but it's a lot more serious a lot a lot most done this time around because everyone knows that decisions will need to be taken even before this new deluxe apartment got us for the 1st time. and even before fluid each mathis had time with the social democrats to work out anything

like a coalition agreement, became the germany is under huge pressure now to help boost europe's defense capabilities. now that it feels it can no longer depend as much on the us for security. how is police mounts likely to approach that? so yeah, that's a big question now and they're very 2 options on the table. does see, and that is the unprecedented together with comments on. so it would have souls decided to use the old parliament majorities and cool in the last parliament for one last time to get over. the debt break, which is enshrined in the constitution needed to set majority for that because they now face a new reality where in the new parliament they don't have that to serve majority unless they bring in the less spots even factoring in the greens. so that's a huge problem that they have and a big overhaul of, of a reform. that's what the service of democrats would like to see. but even deciding

and that is top of potentially 200000000000 extra in defense spending. and that could be decided in the new parliament by declaring an exception, if all parties in government agree that they feel that as an imminent threats, that leads to be addressed. so those are the 2 options that are currently being discussed behind coast doors. and that's why the moved here is a lot more serious. and then the other aspect, somebody has to sell this to a public who faced and election campaign that was mainly on migration and the economy. mckayla, thank you very much for now. that was the w, as chief political editor mechanic of knocked down at the german buddhist. well, the vatican says pope frances remains in critical condition, but as showing signs of slight improvement. the 88 year old pontiff has been battling pneumonia in both loans, at a hospital in rome for over 10 days. and his condition has been worrying millions

of catholics around the world. w, as jack power travel to room to meet some as a quiet price of the pipe without you of form a pipe jump pull. the 2nd has become the sense of a tribute as well wishes. and pres, for pope francis, who's been in the hospital behind since february the 14 you soon as you book the poorly creepy it. it means a lot to christians and for every one of the cycles, he won salvation that for all people. and for nature, don't you just say someone who truly wants the salvation of all of god's work and creation. know very good. you afraid the don't like it is you? many people come here to spend a moment praying for the pope the pope is known to still be in a critical condition here at the hospital and well people continue to arrive to pray for him. his health condition is of serious concern for the operations of the

vatican. 2025 is a jubilee. yeah, that's a special yeah. if the catholics to observe sins clear debts and find forgiveness over 30000000 people are expected to come to room to make a pilgrimage. which culminated symbol, king of this pause to the holy doors of the vatican, or so many people who's been coming to read them over the past few days. this moment has been used to reflect on what this pope means for the church. i just think he is such a people pope, you know, of really trying to accept all people. it's a different kind of them and thought it, this is both, it's very modern and stayed together to the for, to the people, etc. and i to faithful continue to pray, so the pope inside the hospital to recover your watching dw news up next.

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