u. s. and community leaders and again expressed his support for what they are doing in the fight that the ukrainian people are putting up. and we're now just 8 hours away from the u. s. introducing that flight by no means that no russian point flights will be allowed into u. s. air space, as if till it, if eastern administration has said in the last few hours that any flights that come into the sbc after 9 p. m. eastern time tonight. that is the possibility that they will be intercepted. they are determined to make sure that they can keep the space clear of any russian place to discourage them from leaving moscow. and of course, they will also be targeting the oligarchs that are going to be the subject to uh, the task force investigation as well. so joe biden constantly in a wisconsin selling his state of the union, but of course doing this against the backdrop which of the state of the union last night where joe biden managed to do something that he hasn't really managed to do very much all in his 1st year in office and that was unique, congress, republicans and democrats. but that was support of the ukrainian people out there as alan fish alive at the white house in washington

u. s. britain and canada quickly introduce sanctions against russia. russian banks are now excluded from the swift payment system. leading banks have been shut out of western capital markets, russian treasury bonds, and bonds of some companies can no longer be traded. that makes it difficult for the kremlin to refinance its debt. the west that's frozen, $85000000000.00 worth of russian assets and introduce travel bands. more than 500 people have been affected, including vladimir putin. russia has access to computer chips, computers and other high tech products has been blocked. the latest sanctions sent, the russian rouble tumbling more than 30 percent, and the russian central bank more than doubled its key interest rate to 20 percent . some of the countries banks are expected to collapse, and analysts believe the sanctions will cripple the russian economy for years to come. but the full effects could take months or even years. ah, it's been a month since the winter olympics opened in beijing with fireworks and chinese president. she ging ping wave proudly from the stands abandoned by mo

u. s. government? and his argument is that for the american government, for the u. s. government, that is, it is much easier to introduce an embargo because the u. s. is a net oil exporter, but from the german perspective, and indeed, to a certain extent, we can extrapolate from germany to the whole of the e, u, a net importer. and so, whilst the german government is prepared to think about and to talk about the possibility of an embargo, there has to be a guarantee of an alternative form of energy source of energy that could make up what would be a very substantial short fall in the short term, as it were, in the immediate aftermath of some sort of embargo that, that have to be a guarantee. now we know, incidentally, we know that the e u commission is going through this source of rationalization as it were right now, trying to work out what sort of alternatives could be implemented to allow them to wind themselves off as quickly as possible from a reliance on russian natural gas and oil, and were expecting to hear from the e u commission in the course of the next hour or so about what exactly they intend to do. they ha

u. s. britain and canada quickly introduce sanctions against russia. russian banks are now excluded from the swift payment system. leading banks have been shut out of western capital markets. russian treasury bonds and bonds of some companies can no longer be traded. that makes it difficult for the kremlin to refinance its debt. the west has frozen $85000000000.00 worth of russian assets and introduced travel bands. more than 500 people have been affected, including vladimir putin. russia has access to computer chips, computers and other high tech products has been blocked. the latest sanctions sent, the russian rouble tumbling more than 30 percent, and the russian central bank more than doubled its key interest rate to 20 percent .

u. s. britain and canada quickly introduce sanctions against russia. russian banks are now excluded from the swift payment system. leading banks have been shut out of western capital markets, russian treasury bonds, and bonds of some companies can no longer be traded. that makes it difficult for the kremlin to refinance its debt. the west that's frozen, $85000000000.00 worth of russian assets and introduced travel bands. more than 500 people have been affected, including vladimir putin. russia has access to computer chips, computers and other high tech products has been blocked. the latest sanctions sent, the russian rouble tumbling more than 30 percent, and the russian central bank more than doubled its key interest rate to 20 percent . some of the countries banks are expected to collapse, and analysts believe the sanctions will cripple the russian economy for years to come. but the full effects could take months or even years. ah, it's been a month since the winter olympics opened in beijing with fireworks and chinese president changing ping wave probably from the sands, abandoned by m

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if introduced the u. s. will cut to military exports, financial transactions, and other foreign assistance. washington has so far failed to get his i'm at that to condemn russia for the situation in ukraine. a pakistani security analyst told us america is being only can to force countries to take sides. i think you remember when you had a son, they put the bill forward as part of the land reconstruction that very much highlighted pakistan. and it's so called relationship with terrorism. whether it be with the time or whether it be in to smith or any other countries, the goal has been to try and play as a global export of terrorism. so i think this is, it's not about a standard or branding focused on. i think it's a pressure factors being used to get the iran government to support the u. s. u. s . it's not just us for western media as a whole. has a relationship with turning a blind eye to what i like or what it's friends do with the time. but they will allow things to happen that they normally wouldn't not a

if introduced the u. s. will cut military exports, financial sanctions, and other foreign assistance. washington has so far failed to get islam about to condemn russia for the situation in ukraine, and to find out more about that we crossed live now to it. fired hallett mohammed and independent security analyst in islamabad. thank you so much for joining us. is this really about the pakistani sponsorship of terrorism, or is that just a pretext for something else? now this is a pretext. i think you remember when the u. s. pulled out of the sun, they put the bill forward as part of the land reconstruction bit, very much highlighted pakistan and it's still our relationship with terrorism. whether it be with the bun or whether it be smeared or any other countries. the goal has been to try and blame us as a global export group, terrorism. so i think this is, it's not about blaming barker standard or branding bottles done. i think it's a brush your actors being used to get the right kind of meant to support the u.

u. s. congress during a virtual address introduced by nancy pelosi there. vladimir zalinski citing pearl harbor and the $911.00 attacks, as they asked us politicians for more support in the fight. so against what he called russian theresa lensky also renewed. his call for a no fly zone. and for the sanctions against moscow. friends, americans in your great history, you have pages that allow you to understand ukrainians. now we need you right now remain.

u. s . congress during a virtual address introduced by nancy pelosi. there's automated zalinski, citing pearl harbor and the $911.00 attacks. they asked us politicians for more support in the 5 against what he called russian terrorist. so let skills that renewed his cool for no fly zone. and for the sanctions against moscow. friends, americans in your great history, you have pages that allow you to understand ukrainians. now we need you right now. remember, pearl harbor that terrible morning of december 7th. 1941. when your skies turned black from planes attacking you, just remember it. remember september, the 11th that terrible day in 2001 when evil tried to turn your cities into battlefields, innocent people were attacked from the air, no unexpected, and you could not stop at our country is experiencing the same every day, every night for 3 weeks now, russian foreign minister, 30 lab bravo said there is hope for compromise though, as talks continue with ukraine. so then he says, rushes demands are becoming more realistic. you also can feed ukraine, m

u. s. is going the strongest sanctions against north korea to testify its biggest intercontinental ballistic missiles. washington will introduce a resolution to the un security council having to stop further provocation from pyongyang that's out to north korea's leda said that he's preparing for confrontation with the u. s. i'll just here as christian salumi has the latest from the u. n. a new york. 4 years ago, the un security council unanimously decided to bring sanctions against north korea for a missile launch. the most recent launch of an even more powerful missile happened on the very day the council was due to meet, to extend the mandate of the experts who oversee compliance with that sanctions regime. needless to say, the escalation was not well received by council members, but this is a much more polarized counsel than the one we saw in 2017. the united states announced it would be introducing an even tougher sanctions resolution in response . china blame the u. s. for failing to engage. ken, john, she'll only told you guy. we were hoping that the u. s. would actively pursue dialogue and engagement in search of an eff

u. s. britain and canada quickly introduce sanctions against russia. russian banks are now excluded from the swift payment system. leading banks have been shut out of western capital markets. russian treasury bonds, and bonds of some companies can no longer be traded. that makes it difficult for the kremlin to refinance it's debt. the west that's frozen, $85000000000.00 worth of russian assets and introduce travel bands. more than 500 people have been affected, including vladimir putin rushes access to computer chips. computers and other high tech products has been blocked. the latest sanctions sent, the russian rouble tumbling more than 30 percent, and the russian central bank more than doubled its key interest rate to 20 percent . some of the countries banks are expected to collapse, and analysts believe the sanctions will cripple the russian economy for years to come. but the full effects could take months or even years. ah, it's been a month since the winter olympics opened in beijing with fireworks and chinese president. she ging ping wave proudly from the stands abandoned by most i

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and to one time that you can nominate sanctions may affect china while introducing ukraine's president for the u. s. congress. how speak at nancy pelosi invoke the cry, glory to ukraine membership congress. i have the high privilege and distinct honor of presenting to you, the president of ukraine, vladimir zalinski, flava o crana. i live on the exchange, you just heard translates as glory to ukraine and glory to the heroes. he slogans of nationalist group such as the right sector since the uprising in 2014. these the days though he has to be said that most ukrainians do associate the phrase with a sense of resistance. but its roots ally in the 1st half of the 20th century, most notably with an organisation headed by step on by darrow, who was a notorious nazi collaborator. and as you can see on your screen now footage from previous rallies organized by the writer to mock his birthday, to quote, demonstrates the strength of the ukrainian nation. but that doesn't seem to bother nancy pelosi, despite previously declaring white supremacy to be america's biggest terrorism concern. white supremacy is th

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are you crying without seeing their own, frankly, worse crimes while introducing ukraine's president to the u. s. congress. how speaker nancy pelosi invoke the cry. glory to ukraine. members of congress, i have the high privilege and distinct honor of presenting to you the president of ukraine. vladimir zalinski club ha crana. i know the exchange you just heard translates as glory to ukraine and glory to the heroes. he slogans of national groups such as the rise states us since the uprising of 2014. but it has to be said these days though that most ukrainians do associate that phrase with a sense of resistance. but still it's routes lie in the 1st half of the 20th century, most notably with an organization headed by step on by dera. it was a notorious nazi collaborator. you can see here your screens footage from previous rallies, organized by the right sites. it's a mark his birthday to demonstrate, quote, the strength of the ukrainian nation. that doesn't seem to bother nancy pelosi and us despite previously declaring white supremacy to be america's biggest terrorism concern. white supremacy is

the united states announced it would be introducing an even tougher sanctions resolution in response . china blame the u. s. for failing to engage. kendra. she'll only told you that we were hoping that the u. s. would actively pursue dialogue and engagement in search of an effective solution to manage and settle the differences that alas, we did not see. regrettably days and months elapsed while irrelevant party failed to take tangible, practical actions in response to the dpr case justified concerns other than speaking about, quote, unquote talks without pre conditions, offering sanctions relief without substantive diplomatic progress would only funnel more reb revenue to the regime. and accelerate the realization of his w, m. d, in ballistic weapons goals. it also sends the wrong message to other w d. proliferate ers, that the security council wrote, we ward them for repeatedly, undermining the non proliferation regime. meanwhile, the sanctions regime has undeniably restricted. the dpr, kays unlawful weapons advancements. so now is not the time to end our sanctions adding to concerns in addition to the m

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u. s. is calling for stronger sanctions against north korea. after it testified its biggest intercontinental ballistic missile washington will introduce a resolution to the un security council aiming to stop further provocation from pyongyang that's off to north. korea's leaders said that he's preparing for a confrontation with the u. s. west african states of announced a plan to restore democracy and countries overtaken by the military. after a day long summit echo was agreed to let molly's transitional government rule for up to 16 months months. it also set up an april 25th deadline for guineas, lead us to provide a transitional time table. although the headlights, that he's continues here on al jazeera after 11 east. next, you know, you can watch out to see were english streaming lights on like youtube channel plus thousands of off grow grams award winning documentaries. and debt used to post subscribe to youtube dot com, forward slash al jazeera english. mm . in nepal, do we women die in child, but every day i kind of hold on with that we don't know a little bit of a lot of money that you're in remote areas. there is an acute lack of help. can

u. s or comments seem to reflect the sentiments of the u. s senate, where a group of lawmakers introduced imports from russia. i'm all for that bandit. this is bipartisan. it means it actually has some legs. so nancy pelosi is with us which made me wonder. what am i doing? ah, she's right. putin brings everyone listen. the white house says that kind of band would cause gas prices to go even higher. around the world. some people are volunteering to become foreign fighters and help ukraine defend itself against the russian invasion. some americans say they're considering lending their support as well. we spoke with an expert on international law, who said, since the u. s has not formally entered the war. that means americans going to ukraine aren't guaranteed protection as u. s citizens. if you are a combatant, which means you're a uniform member of an armed force. then that means you actually have certain right? i mean, you can shoot at the other side under international law. and then if you're captured, you're treated as a pow. he says civilians don't have the right under international la

u s liquid fuel imports right now in the u. s. senate a group of lawmakers, republicans and democrats has introduced a bill that would ban all energy i'm all for that bandit. this is bipartisan. it means it actually has some legs. so nancy pelosi is with us which made me wonder. what am i doing? uh she's right, everyone listen. the white house has said such a move, though, would cause gas prices to increase even more gas prices in the bay area, some of the highest in the country. and they're up against since just yesterday. we have new video from just this morning at the shell station on broadway and oakland customers here paying $5.53 a gallon for regular all the way up to 5 83 for the highest grade of gas in emeryville. prices were up to $5.48 for a gallon of regular and 5 89 for supreme no, no, it's intense. how high the prices of growth. drug prices don't know how long we can keep it up right now. i have a company car, so that helps a lot, but the personal it's climbing up their quarterback. gas prices across the united states have been going up steadily all week, but they have just skyrocketed in the past few days as the russi

u. s. is calling for the strongest sanctions against north korea after it testified. it's biggest intercontinental ballistic missile washington will introduce a resolution of the un security council aiming to stop for the provocation from pyongyang that's off to north. korea's leader said that he is preparing for confrontation with the u. s. west african states of announced a plan to restore democracy in countries where the military has taken power. after a day, long echo was summit. they agreed to give molly's transitional government 16 months to organized democratic elections. the block also sat in april 25th deadline for guineas leaders to provide a transitional time table. others the headline style? let's get you back to witness the feeling of being watched. the the the department of justice basically confirmed that there are 500 files and individual people in the 33000 documents and that i can't have access to them unless i have people sign privacy waivers. i want to join forces to get as many people as possible to sign privacy waivers. so we can flood the court with these waivers and say anywhere that you see such and such persons nam

u. s senate were a group of lawmakers introduced a bill that would ban all energy imports from russia. i'm all for that bandit. this is bipartisan. this means it actually has some legs. nancy pelosi is with us. which made me wonder what am i doing? uh she's right. putin brings everyone listen. all the white house says such a move would cause gas prices to spike further, and it's already expensive enough to fill up these days. san francisco hit a new milestone today, not one that drivers are going to like the average price for regular gasoline in san francisco went above $5 a gallon. analysts with gasbuddy say this is the first time a u. s city has hit an average that high and consumers in other parts of the country may see gas prices reached that mark in just a few weeks. while the statewide average for a gallon of regular gas stands at $4.94 a gallon. prices in much of the bay area are higher than that, and drivers are definitely feeling that cost increase. back to my savings and affected my budgeting of the readjust everything to kind of make ends meet. analysts say the sanctions on

u. s. is calling for strong the sanctions against north korea after it testified its biggest intercontinental ballistic missile. washington introduce a resolution to the un security council. i'm going to stop further provocation from, from young. that's off the north korea's leader said he's preparing for confrontation with the u. s for those over headlines and use continues hair on al jazeera after inside story. the latest news, as it breaks the russian hill met with fierce ukrainian resistance to punish her if the risk is historical. with detailed coverage as the us and other countries imposed sanctions. almost all the russia has been offering all and other commodities to india and other and from around the world, a position need 87 vote. and for that they need members of your own political party to turn against them. a show of unity and support. western leaders announced new plans to punish russia for its war in ukraine, including sanctions and near military age for heave. nato will also send additional battle groups to eastern europe, but when it be enough to deter president vladimir putin, this is inside story. ah hello and we

u. s. can up be a rise, increase its energy production at the same time as also introducing new clean energy resources. the aim, he says, to stop producing at least a 1000000 barrels a day within the u. s. domestically this he said, is part of the search to create a country that is energy independent. so certainly this is a why ranging proposal from the president not just the release of the strategic petroleum fund, which will have an impact and has already had an impact on the price of oil. but also looking at this as a long term project at the end of which he says the us should be independent with regards to energy in particular with regards to oil production, which would avoid any such crisis in the future. shelling has continued around the capital key than the city of chevy neve, despite russian assurances of scaling down operations there. nato is warning the russian troops are regrouping for new attacks in ukraine's east, while maintaining pressure on the capitol. imran khan has more from keith. a young stockton berg, the secretary general of nato, has said that he is seeing signs of a

u. s. has a history of taking opportunity out of crisis, and he says, this is the moment at which the us can up the a, arise, increase its energy production at the same time as also introducing new, clean energy resources. the aim, he says, to start producing at least a 1000000 barrels a day within the u. s. domestically this he said, is part of the search to create a country that is energy independent. so certainly this is a wide ranging proposal from the president, not just the release of the strategic petroleum fund, which will have an impact and has already had an impact on the price of oil. but also looking at this as a long term project at the end of which he says the us should be an independent with regards to energy in particular with regards to oil production, which would avoid any such crisis in the future. so a multi pronged approach by the president covering a large facets of action, but certainly this release of strategic stockpile. the biggest in the u. s. history i can in, within that is from the white house there. mike, thank you. no, nato says russian units are being re deployed to fight in eastern ukraine. the besieged city of matthew paul is becoming one o

u. s. a national program rushes permanent. representative to the body of silly the bends here introduced the motor. did you, missouri was up also this is a week ago on the request of the russian federation. that was the 1st to catch a council meeting held on this topic. here we asked our western colleagues a series of questions, but they haven't yet responded to them. the representative, the u. s. wasn't able to explain how the statements of the american officials about how there is allegedly no u. s. controlled by laboratories on lee crane. how that tallies with the fact of the present of documentary proof of this kind of cooperation between kevin washington over last week. a new details have come to light, which allows just state that the components for biological weapons were being created on the territory of ukraine. the dog security council document that we distributed this morning and you see in that material you can see the so called to take technical assistance class for certain recipients of the ukrainian ministry of defense. i recommend you to look at this document very carefully w

u. s. is cooling the strongest sanctions against north korea? not testified. it's biggest intercontinental ballistic missile. washington will introduce a resolution to the un security council aiming to stop for the proper provocation from the own. brown young young that's off to north korea's leader so that he's preparing for confrontation with the u. s. west african states of announced a plan to restore democracy in countries overtaken by the military. after a day long echo was summit. they agreed to that malia transitional government rule for up to 16 months block, also saturday, april 25th deadline for guineas leaders to provide a transitional time table. and those are the headlines and how to 0 that he's continues. after talked to al jazeera, coming up next the u. s. a whole with people who rode the world. this has been going on for a number of hours with an international perspective, we try to play into a global audience. how did it impact the life? this is an important part of the world and how to do this very good at bringing the news to the world from here. these on the 10 shall mountains of kyrgyzstan a vast wall of rock, ic

u. s. is calling for strongest sanctions against north korea. after it testified, its biggest intercontinental ballistic missiles. washington introduced a resolution to the un security council having to stop further provocation from young us after north korea's leader said he's preparing for confrontation, the us. well, those are the headlines. news continues here on al jazeera after upfront talk to al jazeera. we also do you believe that the threat of an invasion of ukraine is currently the biggest threat international peace and security? we listen, we are focusing so much on the humanitarian crisis that we forget the long term development. we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on al jazeera and lou lou. the day after russian troops invaded ukraine, russia's ambassador to the european union claimed that it was an operation to enforce peace since then entire cities in ukraine have been destroyed. hundreds of civilians have been killed, according to the united nations. and russia has been accused of war crimes. is peace possible, while bombs continued a drop in what's rushes in golden ukraine? i'll ask

u. s. is calling the strongest sanctions against north korea after it testified its biggest intercontinental ballistic missile. washington will introduce a resolution to the un security council aiming to stop further provocation from young at west african states of announced the plan to restore democracy in countries overtaken by the military ultra day. long eco was summit. they made demands of molly guinea and the key to fossils lead us. others were headlines that he's continues here on out as the are after war hotels next. mm hm. ah ah ah ah, to have royal which later became was re named the hotel upon it was really the center of information for the earth was a horn worn. the car room had taken anything of value out of the hole. it was a haven from the world. ready ah oh um ah, ah, ah, ah ah, ah, a land of planes are the rivers on the indo chinese mainland, the southeast asia, many buildings and the capital loan pun, reflect, it's french colonial past, including this hotel. ah, the cambodian all command empire dominated the whole region a 1000 years ago and visited still come to marvel at the ann call watts temple, the largest religi

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u. s. generally try some pleasant sunshine here and pleasant sunshine to into much of mexico, all of that same weather system that will introduce some way to weather. i will slide its way down a yucatan peninsula, southern parts of mexico after the caribbean. it's not looking bad over the next couple of days, but wanted to chance to come with gutter. one of the fastest growing nations in the world blue on the cost of needed to oakland and develop it school track international shipping companies to become a key, middle east. and huh. trade and learning skillfully messed down 3 key areas of develop who filling up from it. so connecting the world, connecting the future warning. cato cortez gateway to whoa trade. lou ah, you're watching al jazeera tom. to recap those headlines. russia has expanded it's offensive in to weston ukraine, attacking 3 cities, including denise for desperate conditions continued positive and barrier crane says russian soldiers of kidnapped the mayor of man, it's awful. a city in the southeast the government released this security camera footage, which says shows the abduction of yvonne federal off the top

states will introduce a new un security resolution that will update and strengthen sanctions against north korea. that's after kim jong and says he's preparing for a confrontation with the u. s. after testing its largest ever intercontinental ballistic missile, it flew higher and for longer than in previous tests. miss out would be able to strike us with analyst saying it can reach targets 15000 kilometers away. urine security counseling, meeting right now to discuss young young's at latest launch. washington has imposed new sanctions. humans who the rebels say they've hit several targets inside saudi arabia. or earlier, a thick plume of black smoke was seen rising in the city of jetta on the red sea coast. where oil giant aramco has facilities. saudi authorities say a fire in 2 tanks has been brought under control. spanish truck drivers are maintaining strike action over high fuel prices. they're dissatisfied with a $1000000000.00 financial aid package settled between the government and wanted unions. the stripes have caused empty shelves in supermarkets. those are the headlines. news continues herron al jazeera after radicalized use. ah oh if you want to love the word migh

u. s. is calling for strongest sanctions against nor career after it testified, its biggest intercontinental ballistic missile. washington would introduce a resolution to un security council. adding to stop further provocation from young leaders of the block of west african states are planning to restore democracy in countries overtaken by the military. after day long echo us summit. they agree to that marley's transitional government continued to rule for up to 16 months. a sat in april 25th deadline for guineas leaders to provide a transitional timetable. they also demanded a bertina, foster military accelerate the transition to democracy. those are the headlines and news continues here on al jazeera after part 2 of the water water. ah. as water manager, brandon is more of a trader than a farmer. a big stack of grind has a value that's money. water is no different in that sense. in our business, we want to use our water efficiently because if we do that and we can draw the gross profit into the business, and that's what we're ultimately here for us to deliver a profit for the shareholders. these are the things that are interesting or

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u. s. congressional leaders. he addressed senators on a video link or more in the spring and hydro castro in washington, dc. nato seemed disinclined to introduce any sort of a no fly zone. what was he trying to achieve with this particular meeting? i re that's right in the you, as is in agreement with nato and that a no fly zone is off the table. that's been the message from the white house for several days now, and it does not appear that has changed. following this video conference with president zalinski that has just wrapped up and were just getting reports trickling out of that meeting. that was closed. press that president zalinski made the please, we're a no fly zone. he also asked for more lethal aid, a ban on russian oil imports into the u. s. and for visa, mastercard to, to suspend their use in russia as well as for more us businesses to leave the country. now we know there is so much sympathy among members of congress and among the u. s. public for ukraine and for the plight of president zalinski and keeping with that some some twitter responses coming out of the meeting. chuck schumer, the top democrat in the senate saying that tha

introduced you. but let me ask you this. um many observers have said from the e beginning that this conflict is really about russia versus the u. s. would you say that that is right and if so what could biden actually do to change russia's calculus? well i would disagree. i think it's a conflict between russia and the west, the west as a civilization and the worst as a system, political system and economic system. and this is how russia is has been seeing this conflict for years and years. so it's not actually knew the worst refused to see it like that the west has been looking at it as a conflict between russia and ukraine which is just a battlefield. um and i think to your question how could the u s. um maybe stop it? i think um looking back some weeks maybe months prior to this conflict, we've seen how the u. s. administration reacted differently. they disclosed the information that they had about this plan of this war this was new and this allowed the u. s. and its allies, the u. k. and some other nato countries to supply ukraine with weapons. and that was very very important for ukraine because it is it's those weapons that

u. s. congress yesterday of the same warmth of reception. and, and one of the things that really struck me yesterday when nancy pelosi, the speaker of the house introduce floating mr. lensky, was, which he did. she did so with the chrysler van craney, glory to ukraine, start taking on one of the slogan so the ukrainians themselves have, have had in this war that the rallying cries that lensky has a taking on herself. so i think that kind of shows the kind of the power of the communication zalinski has achieved. so i'm really curious to see what he says in this speech now. and what we saw in his speech to congress yesterday was his ability to make a connection with that audience. talking about things like po harbor talking about 911. saying, remember the morning of pearl harbor when your sky was black from the plains, attacking you and trying to draw a visceral connection between the people there and what's happening in ukraine now? so i think it will be very interesting to see what kind of a message that he has that chimed in with germany's only experience with germany's historical experience even invoke martin luther king saying i have a dream in engl

introduced. you just, it is no, you know, you know what it was. ah, this is audra 0. these are the top stories, u. s. president, jo biden's, meeting nato, and g 7 leaders to discuss ways to support ukraine. they're also looking at long term plans to ensure europe, security, nato plans to double its forces on its eastern borders. roches invasion of ukraine is entering a 2nd month, but moscow's forces are facing strong resistance on the ground. thousands of people have been killed and millions have been forced to leave their homes in the past 4 weeks, rama brian has more from live one.

introduce you? but let, let me ask you this, and many observers have said from the beginning that this conflict is really about russia versus the u. s. would you say that that is right? and if so, what could biden actually do to change russia's calculus? well, i would disagree. i think it's a, it's a conflict between russia and the west of the west. as a civilization and the worst as a system, political system and economic system. and this is how russia is, has been seeing this conflict for years and years. but it's not actually new. the west refused to see it like that. the west has been looking at it as a conflict between russia and ukraine, which is just a battlefield. and i think to your question, how could the u. s. a maybe stop it? i think i'm looking back for some weeks, maybe months prior to this conflict. we've seen how the u. s. administration reacted differently. they disclose their information that they had about this plan of, of this war. this was new and this allowed the u. s. and its allies, a u. k, and some other nato countries to supply you. craig, with weapons, and that was very, very important for ukraine because