the oversight, but that would be more suggestions introduced to aggravate situation. and if you decide to keep up this was in the interest of us. i ministration the the, the, this is a strong message political that would be a stronger message for me. they thought strong united parcel to message to ukraine . big words replace a roadmap to membership as the nato summit in bill nestle view frame, disappointed at not being offered a spot in the blocks. also i had the they took my house, the fascist government, the criminals who killed children, took my land and demolish houses. the last couple of city and family in the

building inhabited by is released headquarters has been it's after a 45 year long legal battle plus the ronnie and president is on an offer good for in an effort to deepen ties with the world and made us sanctions, we'll get the latest details from a member of the president's delegation station. pumping south south formations, especially now that the global south is upon the rise. they're enormous opportunities for both the run and these countries, the good evening from moscow. this is our t international with the latest and world news today. i'm for your allies about glad to have you with us. we begin with the events of the, our nato summit and build this which ukraine's president headed into with hopes of

at least a road map to join the block. but as instead only receive this from the blocks secretary general. so put together, this is a strong message, political message, just on a stronger message from they don't strong message to ukraine. we only unite the message, a message on the form for a membership, for a race. this is a bolts about the path forward of the most human impulse and talk this military support. because of this, we ensure that ukraine, when this meeting, so some sort of information, there's no membership issue to be discussed. there's messages are nothing more about the same old statements that we've heard and statements that you crane has been here in since 2008. when we had the summits in book or us, we're again, they said nato's doors are always open for you. frame then it's been 15 years,

a new crane is still by that in anywhere closer towards go in, inside, and other promise from nato was the ukraine must prevail in the war. must win this war if it wants to become a member of nato. but how wanna do that? again, these messages, these signals don't indicate how and the west itself has as much as stumbled, that they don't have enough munitions that they don't have enough uh, soldiers on the ground fighting. so how is you praying, planning to win this war? is unclear and other message that natal spans united with the country. what does this mean? once again, nothing aside from more money and more weapons, which they know will only prolong the conflict and results in more casualties. and that we will not see an ad official one for you praying that that definitely doesn't seem in the horizon and so forth. zalinski isn't happy about it, and reports emerge that he would actually get nothing when it comes to nato membership before. and this is what he pointed as soon as he understood that he's

not getting that nato membership. now it is unprecedented and absurd invitation or the membership of ukraine. then some vague wording is that it's about conditions. it looks like they're not ready to invite you. crane or make it a member of the lions? i'm certain see is weakness. and this is the reaction that actually made the headlines because no one was really expecting him to events his frustration so much and so publicly and actually became he became a little bit of a laughing stock online with a photo where he's seen, they're sending isolated looking like the bridesmaid that finally knows that will never be the bride at the fly himself. and we're even meeting organizations and officials saying that he is coming off looking very ungrateful because he's getting so much money. he's getting so much lessons. and here he is dictating, but he was expecting to see a timeframe and when he will join nato. and the bbc said that this has a diplomatic failure. the washington post, which has always supported washington's points of view on largely,

has said that according to their source, who spoke to them on the basis of and the limits. the they said that the us, the legation was furious at that suites where he was vance. in his frustration, so it's not looking very good for the landscape right now. the tide does seem to be changing. and here's another example of the frustration we're seeing towards water bluish added, she might need to become aware of. never look a gift horse in the mouth. we're giving them a $100000000000.00 and he is he all destiny to be so brazen as to tell us we'd that's all day. sure. so i'd say that's phrasing, and i'd say it's not very grateful for the $100000000000.00 that we've given him so far. i'm so flattered where's the landscape seems to have learned his lesson now because he seems to be watching what he's saying. because literally about 24 hours later, he's now saying that he's actually happy with the outcome, all of the summit where he got nothing. c as the change. let's take a look at that change in his statement. marginal cost of the walk. we can state that the results of this summit are good, but we should,

we would be optimal. so zillow sc is leaving empty handed, but he's happy at the something it seems. and he will continue hoping maybe for another decade, if not longer, a political analyst and senior editor at issue insight, john copper, which says that ukrainian president has picked the worst time to once again show his mettle time. the presidents lensky has been in articulate with his tweets or with his written statements or his verbal statements throughout the last 16 months . and undoubtedly, it's going to happen again. the challenge that he has. and it's the challenge that all 31 soon to be 32 members of nato have said, connection as there should be to those that are in the war. there's never been union, they have the name with respect to every thing that nato leadership in brussels is wanted to do this and with that's very much frustrated by the government of ukraine

. but we do have this recurring theme and burly last year. presidents. the ones keeps being thankful to be insistent to being insulting to belittling demanding. he does revert to this stuff, and this was really the worst moment to do it, because the nato allies are trying to figure out a way to do as much as they can without committing to doing as much as they can't touch those. come out of the nato, somebody here and bill, this is that, you know, there is one guarantee and that is there are no guarantee and as ukraine makes little to no headway and it's bid for nato membership, the real beneficiary of the ongoing conflict has turned out to be the blocks military's themselves. nato chafe jen salton bird announced the adoption of a plan to put through work your europe's eastern flank right on the russian border

. also declaring a need to boost munitions production and increase the blocks military spending. on the meanwhile, another potential member has got a sub closer to joining the natal club with turkish president erred on approving sweden sped to join the a logging out against it. and kara had demanded several major concessions from stockholm in exchange for lifting. it's vito, including the extradition of a legit, curtis terrorist and easy visa rules for turkish citizens visiting the you. for more on that here is journalist focus journalist, the austin, ecken. welcome yas and so let's just go ahead and start present as well as finland's base to join nato for we're a year while the turkish opposition and contrast promised to re might the move if it came to power. so what's behind this setting? you turn by the trip. this will affect its relationship with the kremlin. it

depends on the number of factors. over the past year. we have seen an admin stance towards suite into paid to join nato accounts. we could say that you love concessions with respect to sweet and joining nato one. the fact that search president membership, we need to take into account what sweden has to offer. so 1st and foremost of the swedish side has said that it will help char key attorneys, membership or a session into the european union. this is one of the most important or fundamental things that i'm kind of getting out of this deal. the 2nd thing is that sweden will help modernize the customs union as well as visa liberalization, which is essentially really important. and kind of stance has been for the longest time. that's although relations may or may not be very well. uh that's these are free travel should be the given rise on the truck as people one that has been a stance for a number of years. one of the 3rd most important things is that for the 1st time in the blocks history, nato ordination with turkey and sweden, establishing

a special coordinator on counterterrorism. taking into account some of the on kind of issues and security concerns. i guess one of the most important, if i were to me just one factor, one thing, one deal that i'm kind of going out of this entire over deal is the entire we're deal regarding the f. 16 sales from the united states to turkey. president joe biden, earlier in the week, said to turkey, however, 1st needs to go through congress in response to turkish presidents said that if they have congress and we have to have this parliament almost as if it was attempting hinting at the idea of that in the white house administration and not convinced congress to go ahead with the 16 sales or then the issue with them. there might be an issue with the suite as a sanction or membership with nato. so there's a great deal going on right now. but for the moser side of that deal, well, many have been as looking at this as

a big trail to what they had initially started. now there has been a, this drastic change in position. what do you think we came with jordy, of whom voted for other one for his previously stated policies. this is also taking into account the fact that turkey has played a neutral position for decades. and this seems a little bit more towards the leading. and that ties into your 1st question, well, what does this, how does this affect some kind of relationship with moscow? first and foremost of the 2 leaders of the 2 countries have time and time again, been able to sit down and negotiate their diplomacy despite being on off losing sides of the battlefield in syria, in the media. and also our be john, uh, potentially, or even through ex there at, at the new crime. so there is that aspect to it. and someone would call that as kind of playing 2 sides. some would say it's taking a neutral sense, but let's not forget that turkey is positions that you don't remember. so it does have ties and relations with the west. it is geographically situated very close to

russia as a part of the other needle member countries which aren't as close to barely speaking. so there's a great deal that's on the line. so with respect to turkish voters, however, the difference probably of course, the give or take splits on this to sign with the west. maybe more would suggest that the west approach, or at least treatments of the turkish republic and the turkish people is a bit hypocritical. so there's a bit of given, take with respect to that, but the one thing that can be said for sure is that the on cut out of the subtraction ministration will do anything and everything in the best interest of the country and its people. and then the concessions that were made, or at least promised of that's what one of the stumbling blocks between turkey and sweden was a kurdish question. what stockholm, being one of the most vocal supporters of the ethnic minority. what has changed in their stance on this issue? just are the ones that coach to sweden's membership and the approval of its saying

that the essentially a case of less about the courtesy issue. and that could not be part of further from the truth, or earlier this month, leading into the need of some, it's uh, the swedish parliament actually passed the bill or a law that would these incriminate and prosecute to people that were so that'd be suspected and not least proved to have any kind of ties to terrorist organizations . and for the 1st time, just the head of that. some it's a courtesy person was arrested and charged in prison as a result of his ties to the terrace. rupert lease a terrace, reuben designated by 13 by the you and the united states. so we didn't be here, your opinion, the nation, it needs to abide by some of those law. so there is that aspect, but also a part of the needles, ascension, an expansion in sweden into, into account the 1st time that it says a will be establishing a counter terrorism coordination center, specifically focusing on turkey's interest. this has never been done in the history

of the block is expanding, someone say it's modernizing and meeting different needs. but generally speaking on kind of stance on the matter isn't anything new. we've seen similar stances in the past when macedonia was applying for membership. maurice, of course, blocked its membership, saying that they had a dispute over its name and then only when macedonia agreed to change its name to north macedonia. in 2019 was the macedonia agreed, and at least joined nato in 2020. so there's a lot that we can look into when we look into the past. the future is that the turkish country and the church administration building anything attached to provide the turkish people in a sense, as well as it's diplomatic and security needs and provide that going for the most importantly, also play the major and dictating terms as important after diplomacy. fergus earl is yeah, saying i can thank you. the, the ryan president abraham,

raised for such trip for toronto in more than a decade as the country strives to deepen its international ties. kenya is the 1st country to welcome president, raise the work he met with his counterpart. the president will also make stops and you've gone to and some ball with its diplomatic efforts to overcome western sanctions. re establishing ties with saudi arabia in a recent major geo political shift with the iranian leader, also embarking on a diplomatic tour of latin america. we spoken side mohammed moran, the ends african nations. the iranians have a keen on developing south south relations, especially now that the global south is on the rise. yeah, you know, i'm as for both the run and these countries and instead of sticking to traditional partner as of have you run in square that this, the west was the center of attention. the ryans are looking to be much more global

. and now that we have the north south for door between the ron and russian actually can be a key partner that can link to the link to russia. the caucus is central asia, through iran, the 2 sides in can you have achieved a orange and asked for to run will be exporting the trucks pickup trucks to can yeah. and it will be good cultural goods and in return, and i think that the because of the sheer amount of a potential that exists in uganda for example, a very beautiful country that we are in currently can. yeah. and also is in, by the way, which the delegation will go to tomorrow and import many of its products from these countries, which are more, uh, less expensive for you, ron. but also,

since you run has the ability to export to these countries, it's much more preferable than western countries. and of course, the americans, the europeans, will act as boilers and so will their regional, for example, some countries in the region have tried to push russia to raise questions about iran sovereignty over islands. that is owned for a very long time, long before the amorous exist it these, they are trying to throw a wrench into the relationship between iran and it's and from the countries and the iran, russia, and other countries have to be aware that the west is unable to do so, the iranian president is now in uganda, talks with the countries leader and other officials, and he will also take part in a business for on let's discuss this with ronnie and political analysts told he'd

a saw the welcome. so what have a running penya in your opinion achieved, and the economics fear the ex, looking as well. uh, the truth of the matter, just before getting back to your question is that uh iran, uh, preoccupied an over occupied this foreign policy agenda for more than a decade with tax but the west and the sensor which we would raise the coming to the office. we have been observing a quiet, practical break magic and realistic approach in foreign policy as a result of which we have been also observing an extension of the scope of the foreign policy interactions of these non public that'd be run. and that's much similar to the risk and fips that prison person face the have had a has, has 4 and dispensed with this to, uh, uh, uh, the, uh, actually all the countries in asia and, and it's used by fast. uh uh, as you know,

he was into a car. so a couple of look at the nature of this visit. you can see this economy make markets oriented, sector sector approach that the pursuits throughout the project. we have this visit in order to die bears to punch me, which has been a software from creep link sanctions by the united states and this best of partners . and of course, b. c, exploration of some unexplored areas. and this year is that if you, that we're not that much paid attention to in the past 3 for the case. and these, none of the public of yours history of foreign policy. you know, on the softly convinced that such scripts uh goods actually asked to the capabilities of your vein in foreign policy in order to become more and more economist oriented. and this under which the cartridge has been located. this is

something that the ukrainian officers are looking for to and on. well, now that the president raises in uganda, what sort of results do you think we can look forward to in terms of that particular country? as your previous commentator professor mandy said, there are huge capacities and as far as i know, the delegation is accompanied by a number of technical uh, actually, companies in industry, in, in, in, in an agricultural industrials in manufacturing section. and these are old and because of the very fact that these are some practical and increased oriented parts that are going on. so with respect to the resources that the frequent and frequent cards pres, like to use, take the logical capability, which is independence and domestic and iran. i think there is a quiet for cost of using netflix on the run to establish

a higher level of practical industrial corporation and run in political analysts to heat a savvy. thank you very much. thank you very much. the serbian socialist movement party has fundamentally imposed on their founder top serbian security official, alexandra, roulette, washington as always, lies hates and rapes. the truth for the murderer is from the white house. it is ruins fault that he supports international law and that he refuses to be drawn into the western conflict in the east for them. this is a malignant influence and a platform for the expansion of russian influence in the region. and with this, they showed that a meant a weak country. this comes out for the us treasury department released the statement, a choosing the director of service intelligence agency of using his position to

assist activities. bullitt has been bell grades and used by chief since december after previously serving as interior and defense minister. he also visited moscow as interior minister and declared his objection to joining the west. serbian president alexandra root should hit back at the us and advise the country to focus on his own internal issues and said, yes, could i miss you? what a 2 and a good nice, simply met 2 events. however, i did not notice buffers, but in the white house, so the us has investigations of their own that they should attempt to. and the most important thing cause no nonsense against that example, then have most spinning studies because of some crime corrupt son, whatever sanctions against him has not been introduced to because of his relations with the russian figuration. for a closer look at this story, let's cross live to research or at the institute for european studies in belgrade. 7 got. it's welcome. steven. nice to see you. so why do you think they should and

target? alexandra roulette. do you think this was done to send a specific message? this message was all about to gee and politics and nothing about justice. the ruling is an easy and an obvious targets since she also involved his name's involved in several affairs in serbia. i think he was specifically chosen, but the real reason behind is the fact that serbia is not opposing sanctions against russia, and that one is being perceived as a pro russian wing within the government. so i'm targeting today, i wonder why he was not targeted. let's say in 2013 by the, by the us officials. when he, as the chief of the oscar, was a on the same page with the state department. when the services were,

is discouraged to f without any resistance to this illusion of the institutions of serbia in call somebody to talk to you. so at the time when were more than conferencing with the west of then you, we, we did not hear the messages as such. although i you know, at that time it was also quite possible for uh, for the us treasury or the state department to sense of what size of messages uh on the same time. so when we see here is a colonial surgeon official of are you doing as they are told then uh, everything is arise then uh, on the crimes that he's being looked away. and if uh, if they are not in line with the interest solved united states, then of course everything. uh well uh, so i think that uh, you know,

for those who, who seen a tv shows uh, such as now cuz there's a, a quite easy pattern that we see all the time, which is the usually collect the data of bodies. it is const constantly being stopped by the ca then when the political decision is to crack of a regime or feet, then the ca give the green light for the a to do to move on. and i think that is what they've been doing in life, and i will serve yet is being subjected to a man's for british states, which is really upset with serbia not imposing sanctions against russia. so that is why they are imposing sanctions against the officials and serve you well, the us also a teases of the port russia to give russia a platform. but specifically, why is washington still concerned about serbia's relationship with moscow?

at this stage where we're at and uh, basically uh, serbia is seen as uh, as a maverick for washington territory. that is not completely under their control behind . uh the uh, a line of fire or behind the, the, the front line that the uh, need to has withdraw shot in its proxy war on the 3rd 3 on you serve. yeah. has to be a subjugated by by them and, and that is why, for instance, we have the series of uh, of. 2 damaged ones uh, all of attacks actually against the serbs by the institutions in, in, in, in police, the not in our southern province uh, by the separate. the sylvania is basically a who are supported by nato in a way that means that he's being passive and certain. nathan members such as great britain, are hopefully uh, supporting uh, supporting their planes. so instead of, for instance, that the legal arrests of serves in cost of all of the,

the united states is calling up on both sides to be come and isn't. so what we see here is not a genuine concern about the rule of law or about the education of criminal in our country. it is the attempt to completely subjugating serbia and to put it in the same line with the rest of the researcher at the institute for european studies in belgrade. 7 got this. thank you 7. the last palestinian family in the building and habit it by is really sub worst, has been evicted from their jerusalem home after a 45 year long.