so essentially there isn't that what this e u u. s. counselors is all about competing with will you right, rob? i think china is really the elephant in the room. you know, the biden administration tends to see the trade in technology council as a platform to, to kind of combine u and u. s. economic and military might to, to counter china's emissions. many of the initiatives of wisconsin were initially directed to china, but if you look at the joint statement that was released today in paris, there's hardly any mention of china. so the, so that there's a real disconnect there and i think one of the other problems with you has a completely different approach. officials in the you are always keen to stress that this council is all about working together and is not directed at any one country. but i think the fact remains that many of the things discussed today. you know, whether it's supply chain, semiconductors, even europe, green transition. china does tend to play outside role in these areas. you know, just to give you one example.

when thinking about the e. u. one doesn't know whether to laugh or cry when it says it's united over the issue of ukraine. it is not. it says it doesn't want to fight russia, but in fact, is a co belligerent on the side of ukraine is determined to deeply damage rushes economy . but in doing so, damage is itself, ah, cross stocking the e u, i'm joined by my guess. marco gassett in london, he's an international affairs commentator in prague. we have brad blankenship. he is a columnist at c g t n, a freelance reporter push in law as well as a r t contributor and a mirror cash we custom roster. martin j. he's an award winning journalist, an commentator. all right, gentlemen, cross stock rolls in fact that much. i mean, you can jump in any time you want. now is appreciate a martin. i start out by saying, i don't know if i should laugh or cry when it comes to the e. u. i think that should be familiar to you because i was a title of an article you wrote a few days ago. why did you write it? go ahead because we were just

e. u doesn't know what to do. you know, it's lost and then the point that market was making about these preposterous new coalitions or security deals that britain is making when sending and sweden that also undermines usually, you know, it makes you look as though it's almost a sort of peripheral player. if you like, you know, parents just to the whole plan. very interesting though. just a few days ago, you, french foreign minister was talking in terms of the, you possibly teaching you praying about a next session deal. when you're going at some point. did that follow? because of macros comments a few days or to say that it might take a decade for ukraine to join. you know, i think there's tension between ukraine on union, on the one side, you know, the european union might know scenario you crime it signs a piece to russia to soon before that you actually have this objective new object is i believe, to use the projects of the war with russian frame to create this new to speak europe, which michael will run, the f

e. u doesn't know what to do. you know, it's lost and then the point that market was making about these preposterous new coalitions or security deals that britain is making with send them and sweden that also undermines hugely on it. it makes you look as though it's almost a sort of peripheral player. if you like, you know, parents just to the whole plan. very interesting though. just a few days ago you transform minister was talking in terms of the possibly cheating you praying about a next session deal. when you're going at some point. did that follow because of macro comments a few days, or to say that it might take a decade for ukraine to join? you know, i think there's tension between ukraine on union, on the one side, you know, the european union might know scenario where you crime it signs a piece to russia to soon before that you actually have this objective new object as i believe, are to use the projects of the war with russia in frame to create this new to speed europe, which michael run, the french wil

e. u. leaders are expected to consider a compromise which would allow hungry to continue receiving oil via a pipeline with sanctions only stopping shipments via c. the outcome of this e u leaders meeting is being closely observed in ukraine. we're now joined by daniel b like he is a canadian lawyer living in ukraine in the past. she's worked as the chief investment advisor to the prime minister of ukraine. now he is part of keeps territorial defense forces. that's quite a biography there. tell us about the developing situation on the ground now and little about your role in the territorial defense forces. thanks for thanks for having me. i was, i thought your, your reporter, rebecca did a very good summary. i would only think i would be concerned about is, is to paint with too broad a brush. i think you need to paint with paint brushes and not rollers. when you talk about the east, several of the mask is an important place, but it's, it's nowhere near it doesn't have anywhere near the mili

so also proposing billions in additional funding. ukraine's b to join the e. u will take decades, says he manual, my crohn, the french president travels to berlin to discuss this. and his plan for a parallel european community with germany's chancellor luft sholtes. also on the show, the son of a dictator ferdinand macos junior wins and election landslide in the philippines, the man known as bong bong, takes an unassailable lead over his rivals. with almost all the votes counted, we'll get the latest from our correspondence in manila short late. ah, i am jared rate. thank you very much for your company. the u. s. president has revived a world war 2 year, a program to speed up weapons shipments to ukraine. joe biden signed an updated version of the land lease act, which was used to supply weapons to britain and its allies in a fight against nazi germany. he said that flooded me putin war and ukraine was once more bringing wanton destruction to europe. lawmakers from his governing democrats are proposing nearly $40000000000.00 of additional aid for ukraine. and th

and that is because there is still quite a bit of opposition, especially from e, u. member state hungary, which has a close ties to russia. so that elephant in the room was, it mentioned. but what we heard at the end of her speech coincided with a very interesting message, we also heard from secretary general, stalking back from nato. essentially saying that it's time to call into question the premises of globalization that were essentially the credo of this venue of davos. namely, the idea that everyone should trade with every one, regardless of political inclination. and that more trade was a good thing in and of itself. and the nato dance, secretary general said we must not sacrifice long term security to short term economic interests. a very, very different point of view than what davos has generally takes absolutely. does this, this backlash against globalization. we've, we're sort of heard some criticism of that already in recent years, but much has happened. and now when we hear it was a life underline saying that ukraine must win, it also means that russia mu

the e u says it is appalled by what happened before the service began. is really security forces charged into the crowd carrying her coughing. you says it is appalled by what it calls unnecessary force used by israeli police. the veteran algae 0 reporter was killed during israeli army rate on the janine refugee camp in the occupied west bank on wednesday. israeli and palestinian authorities dispute who killed her journalist eye witnesses, and broadcaster al jazeera se serene was fatally shot by israeli forces. israel says it's not yet possible to determine what happened. i spoke to julie, some correspondence on your claim and asked her about the al pouring of grief. oh, well, we saw a very moving our funeral procession here in the old city. or she, there was 1st a church service, and then she was taken just around here outside the old city walls. and then behind me to the cemetery, a very small cemetery here. and it was a huge turn out of people paying their last respects and the hundreds, if not thousands, are coming to pay their respects to should be i

the deadline for e u countries to pay full russian gas in rubles, is looming. the block has said it will refuse to do that. meaning it now faces supplies being cut off by moscow. experts have warned that the inflation rate in the u. k. has reached an uncomfortably high level, after exceeding all forecasts with the numbers reported expected to keep rising. for years, we took to the streets of london to gauge reaction from locals. the cost of living in london has always been ridiculous. inflation and prophecy process has been well above all, the state awful measure of inflation has been. it's an absolute crime. it's an economic crime that has been allowed to happen. and the reasons been allowed to have missed because the people in charge or a highly capitalized and so have benefited from it and are effectively becoming enslaved to this economic system. inflation went up the roof. so i think it's horrible. i say, unless you have a family that's able to help you young people or purchase a property it's, it's a serious issue and i think the market will cross. you ha

the e u has seen record breaking inflation in several countries. food prices are only up in energy prices are going through the roof if you take the u. k, which is see outside of the you now. but it was a warning in the last few days that millions of homes could be at risk of not having any heating over this winter. so really the sanctions are having massive repercussions in the e. u as well. and we look at what's happened in the last few hours after that announcement by the e. we've already seen that the price of crude oil has shot up. once again. it's now at a $123.00 almost a barrel. and this is going to cause a lot of worry in an industry that at the moment feels this in a very precarious situation. people are very tightly wind up, particularly when those prices will drip down to consumers householders, and they'll end up paying much, much more for a reaction as an equal and opposite reaction. we're going to see how those reactions play out. and we know that you'll stay on top of it for us. push it that full to minutes. now, well, prices have be

when thinking about the e. u. one doesn't know whether to laugh or cry when it says it's united over the issue of ukraine. it is not, it says it doesn't want to fight russia, but in fact, is a co belligerent on the side of ukraine is determined to deeply damage rushes economy . but in doing so, damage is itself with cross stocking. the e u. i'm joined by my guess, marco gassett in london. he's an international affairs commentator in prague. we have brad blankenship. he is a columnist at c g t n, a freelance reporter push in law as well as a r t contributor and a mirror cash we custom roster. martin j. he's an award winning journalist, an commentator. all right, gentlemen, crossed out girls in effect that much. i mean, you can jump in any time you want. now is appreciate a martin. i start out by saying, i don't know if i should laugh or cry when it comes to the e. u. i think that should be familiar to you because that was a title of an article you wrote a few days ago. why did your right.

far from adequate surrender. ukrainian officer has criticized equipment provided to ukraine from the e. u and the u. s. saying the weaponry didn't live up to all. the hype and ukrainian troops were not actually properly trained on how to use it. over an f one was sent on the u. s. military aid was overrated. hyped up grenade launchers, javelins and, and laws turned out to be flawed. in practice, there were lots of misfires in the only one in 4 shot correctly. it happened that they could not had to target at just 50 meters. often the batteries had expired. with it written that the expiration day was close, we were trained really quickly at a shooting range. we did manage to thoroughly understand how the equipment works. so we didn't try to use it in combat conditions. just about everyone didn't understand why the misfires were occurring still positively. g 7 countries have pledged to cut imports of russian oil in an effort to punish moscow for its military operation in ukraine. but that's as price inflation rates are sending record highs and concerns are escalating about the potential for

the discord comes amid plans to make the e u independent of russian energy with the block due to restart its attempts to cut gas in for the next week. a proposed program would c e o members with sufficient energy sources resources such as spain. then being forced to share supplies with fellow use states a need. brussels also plans to demand energy rationing in the unions. industrial sector. while the deputy terminal russia security council, dmitri man, has mocked the block over what he calls it, seemingly communist sentiments. the communist spirit has finally reached through to the europeans, or at least it did, according to the media. those fat europeans who have diverse gas supplies will be forced to share them with the poor, but proud neighboring countries that don't want to pay for russian gas in roubles. political scientists, i, k, helmer, says the economics found off actually contradicts the interests of regular european . this, this entering into this economic war as the new dog is totally liberty. it has nothing to do with you. it was a war that americans of the brakes were both

and this is way from the e. u has to deliver on its promises to the western balkans and i stand to these prompts as by entering enter discussions in order to achieve progress in the negotiations to try to remove the last obstacles to e membership of the berlin process as something we have re established now that increases lead dialogues between the 6 western walkers states and i. i will be going to this region before the summit of the end of june, with a message that the western balkans belongs to europe. union newton lightens to colleagues with another issue and will be very much on the agenda and 10 days at our summit, it is one that many of our citizens are concerned about as well. it's about the security and independence of our energy supply. however, it's about affordable energy via both must be provided on an international and will european level. it's a whole pierce behavior on a national european level. we also need to bear in mind that the price hike beer, which is to blame, which rushes to blame for it i

the discord comes amid plans to make an v e. u independent of russian energy sources within a block to embark on its re power initiative next week to cut russian gas imports. now that program would c e u members with energy resources such as spain forced to give supplies to those that lack them. brussels also plans to demand energy rationing in the industrial sector. the deputy chairman of russia's security council dmitri madrid of has mocked the you over their seemingly communist sentiments. the communist spirit has finally reached through to the europeans, or at least it did, according to the media. those fat europeans who have diverse gas supplies will be forced to share them with the poor, but proud neighboring countries that don't want to pay for russian gas in roubles. economist and publisher hummer claims that the economic warfare contradicts the interests of regular europeans. this entering into these economic war as the new dog is totally liberty, it has nothing to do with you. it was a war that the brakes were both not m

e. u has also passed its harshest ever sanctions against russia. ukraine has also pushed forward its bid to join the e. u, but france has warned fat could take decades. what france has demanded an investigation after a french journalist was killed in easton ukraine. 32 year old frederick let him have was faintly hit by shrapnel while covering a ukrainian evacuation operation. it happened, as francis knew, foreign minister wasn't a visit to keep with a promise of weapons to help in the war with russia. st. buzz, rob reports from keith, the france. his new foreign minister, catherine calona, began her visit to ukraine by paying her respects to the dead in boucher ukrainians . describe what happened to civilians at the hands of russian forces. as war crimes suggest. this interest we must have felt that they should never have happened here . and it shouldn't happen again from stand with it friend and its allies to do what ever possible to bring back peace, support and solidarity, likely to hel

we've also seen the e. u has been trying to reach out to non member state such a survey to say, look, come along with us for this ride when it comes to sanctions against russia. and they had hoped that they might be able to do that. however, we've heard today from the serbian president that actually his country is designed a long term contract for russian gas. what i can tell you is that we have agreed on the main elements that are very favorable for serbia. we will sign a 3 year contract and not a one month contract as some anticipated that sees the service side very well. a gas, of course, is another big issue. it's what the e was said all along. it wants to pan or a ports of russian fossil fuels. obviously it's managed to do that with coal. it struggling with oil and gas is next possibly on the chopping block. but as we have seen each time the e wants to move its sanction packages to be harder to push the russian economy further down the line. what we're actually seeing is the repercussions of their sancti

because it would on site and it would become over whether they're staying in moldova, or headed to the e. u. sitting there with in the polanko border crossing in the southeast of the country has seen a steady stream of people playing ukraine since the war began in the 1st 3 weeks over 300000 people across the border, georgia. for many years. this was just the beginning of an odyssey. with the dire situation has also drawn the u. s. ambassador to moldova kent logston. lisa is a departure lane out of moldova. but right now all incoming lanes are open to peace to live. this being thought it uses mostly people are coming from yoga not only odessa, but mass junk jill, mammals and the mode is, are now decent. i think everyone's very worried about the situation. as you know, the president, secretary of state have been very concerned and of course we try to work with each host country and all of this, the situation as you know is not just moldova, it's many countries around ukraine. so we'll try to work with our partners here to figure out the best needs to date, more than 5000000 ukrainians have f

they were welcomed with open arms by several e. u nations, millions of ukrainian refugees flowed into the block to be hosted by their neighbors. but as the war drags on are they overstaying their welcome in the austrian capital locals have been shocked by an incident, allegedly involving several ukrainian men. asher. this video shows the men who were driving cars with ukrainian number plates kicking and punching a taxi driver and others. one man was seen been left on the ground that bruce allegedly broke out over how the cars had been parked. an investigation is underway, but the leader of one austrian political party has already said the ukrainians should be kicked out instead of fighting for their country. ukrainian men are beaten up. taxi drivers in front of luxury hotels in vienna get out of our country . poland has taken in the lion's share of ukrainian refugee some 3500000 have set up camp there. however, social media videos have revealed that some polls a clearly fed up with their guests rhetoric very difficult in the doing ho

when thinking about the e. u. one doesn't know whether to laugh or cry when it says it's united over the issue of ukraine. it is not, it says it doesn't want to fight russia, but in fact, is a co belligerent on the side of ukraine is determined to deeply damage which is economy . but in doing so, damage is itself cross talking the you, i'm joined by my guess, marco gas in london. he's an international affairs commentator in prague. we have brad blankenship. he is a columnist at c g t n, a freelance reporter push in law as well as a rti contributor and a mirror cash we custom roster. martin j, he's an award winning journalist and commentator. all right, gentlemen crossed out girls in effect that much. i mean, you can jump in any time you want. now it's appreciate a martin. i start out by saying, i don't know if i should laugh or cry when it comes to the e. u. i think that should be familiar to you because i was a title of an article you wrote a few days ago. why did you write it? go ahead. because we were just seei

the european parliament is also called on e. u. countries take spun the sanctions further to include any european entrepreneurs. i'm politicians who still get money from russia and hold high posts in state companies that moreover the gym and when the stock has suspended privileges bestowed on former chancellor. gerhard schroeder, this comes, is both a good show to and ex, austrian minister of foreign affairs. and can i saw on the board of directors of major russian energy company, ross nest for politicians also accused of having close personal relations with president vladimir putin. resources urge them to abandon their positions in the russian company, all faced sanctions, including the freezing of their assets in the you. we discussed the latest developments with our guest. i wish so no compromise is long a real guy because i think the sanctions anyway totally us and mentoring if you were leading sanctions usual sanction president by them was a question if you were to international national identity, this only because he has don

the see the outcome of the e u council meeting is being closely observed in ukraine. daniel baylock is a canadian lawyer living in ukraine. he's now part of keeps territorial defense forces. he told us about the developing situation in ukraine. were being out guns 20 to one out in the east and were still holding them back there. they're not advancing anywhere near as, as quickly as they thought they would, and the cry for help is real. we need those m l r s systems, the multi launch rocket systems that can be a real game changer in turning the tide in this war. and also points to the fact that i think the fact that we've held them is your question, both territorial defense. this is a new way of waging war for ukraine, where you have total, the concept of total resistance, where everybody in society is involved in some way in, in beating back the enemy. it's not just the army that's fighting. and that was, that was the reason the but i joined was that i didn't see any reason why somebody had to defend my home and my family. for me. i felt very strong obligation as did

also add on the program today, and e, u official, se hungary is holding europe hostage with its strong opposition to a proposed embargo on russia with global we've prices serge, to record highs after india bombings, exports the tackle domestic market problem. the west though is pushing new delhi to continue sending supplies and also with our correspondent reports exclusively from the territory of the besieged. how's off steel? plants were bottles between russian undone yes. republic joined forces on local ultra nationalist battalions continue to rage with fly from our international new center in moscow. this is our t pleasure to have your company today. my name's union. today's meeting. busy of collective security treaty organization, or c, s t o members in moscow, leaders made clear once again who they believe is responsible for prolonging the conflict. and ukraine says that the consequence of the expansion of the north atlantic alliance is a problem that is, create a completely artificial work, or since it is done in the foreign policy interests of the united states. and in general,

and i think that we might end up, i hope not, of course, that even speaking against the e. u by e you citizens, it would become a criminal offense. i hope we don't be sure that that state. but that's the way that, that, that we are adding. i totally unacceptable. a former chancellor of germany to be treated into such a way. i mean, the shredder did a good job for, for, for germany when he was a chancellor. i, he did everything possible to resolve the energy problems of germany. and he is asked to pay for that because he does not agree with the policies of the german government. i mean, every person has the right to has his own to has to have his own opinion and it is totally accepted. won't be forced to do things that are against your opinion. it's totally democratic and i'm afraid that the european union is heading towards a very wrong and bad direction. where you mentioned before you says of what could happen in the future for people who do speak out against the you. are you yourself concerned about getting sanctioned for even just appearing on our thing international to da

the hope is to encourage the e. u to compromise and also to repair devolved government of stormont by enticing the democratic unionist party back into power sharing with the nationalist she in fain. the d u. p who's cautiously welcomed to move, say the protocol undermines northern islands, right to equal treatment as part of the u. k. p warned about the consequences of this protocol. and that's why we oppose to from the beginning because we recognized the political and economic instability. it would cause on the harm it would create for the union itself. european union is likely to see this move by the british government as a threat. and it has warned about the consequences of unilateral action potentially including a legal challenge if they believe the british government has breached international law, potentially even down the line resulting in a trade war. and as much as the prime minister, the foreign secretary say, they hope for a negotiated resolution to all of this is frankly quite hard to see the e u capitulat

tactic, the rush, a strategy that russia has been following in the past few years, because of the e. u and the u. s. they already have very similar lists, the list of the same nature of russian business men of russian companies that are in fact toxic for the us and the e u. economies. in fact, we have seen several russian managers, members of the board and seals resigned from their position so that those companies are no longer affiliated with them. a very similar measure now to have a very similar step taken by russia, taken by the russian president, authorities in the break away republic of trans and history, a se, they've prevented a terrorist attack on the regions, infrastructure official say, a drone with explosives and slumber, the liquid which you can see in these images was launched from ukrainian territory that comes as tensions there remain high with several countries asking their citizens to leave trans history. to large radio towers were recently blown up in the region with the office of the security ministry also attacked several explosions occurred of a military compound

it's going to be very significant because it basically is in my opinion, the permanent decoupling of e. u energy, certainly oil supplies from russia. and when you add to that be a sanctioning also the swift ing of the biggest russian bank spear bang. as well as the sanctions coming against european tanker carriers and insurance or businesses or services for the trunk. the global transportation of russian crude oil, you know, you're going to have a, you know, towards the end of the year as significant impediment on, on russian, a global oil export. how enforceable is this kind of import ban we've seen. that's why, for example, with iran, when it comes to an important export ban, it's been hard to enforce. what about ensuring this oil doesn't somehow make it into the e u through other channels for 3rd parties and such? i mean there's, obviously there's going to be leakage. you're going to have, you know, to tankers meeting somewhere in the atlantic ocean and you, having russian oil pumped into a ship, half filled with, you know, oil from libby, our, our, or a saudi arabia. you can have that

my called the french president, a propos, which was a different speed road to e. u. membership for e crane, but also potentially for other countries who are not family on track for that you membership in the near future. that's right. now he made a point in he of warning against any hopes of a quick e u membership. a process for ukraine, didn't he? yes, he said that iran on my car was right that it would can't take 8 years. he didn't say decades, but that's something that the minor con, had to put on the table. and he also signaled that he was willing to revisit the whole issue of an opening you treaties. a very contentious issue with that. it was most important that the you demonstrates unity. and particularly as it is under attack, anything that divides that you would only play into russian hands. it didn't say it in as many words. and, but he also said that there were no exceptions would be made. and he's saying and rule of law issues. and these are things that take many years of reform for members to join the you and that the west balkans must be able to really

i know after prolonged hesitations and internal opposition, the e. u. has announced a tentative agreement for a 6th round of sanctions against russia. it is to include an embargo on russian oil imports except for those supplies, entering the block through pipeline. that was a compromise for each state hungry, which staunchly opposed to an outright bed. there is a temporary exception for an oil. oh, that comes through by plaint cowan. so should now be able to finalize a ban on almost 90 percent of all russian oil imports by the end of the year. this is an important step forward for the remaining 10 percent on these one, we will soon return to the issue of these remaining 10 percent pipeline oil. now we have basically the political agreement, how to phase out oil in a clear time frame, or a joining me in the studio to discuss this further as our t correspondence. charlotte, davinsky. charlotte? what exactly are we looking at here? what does this latest run of sanctions include? well, this is a political agreement. let's be clear on that. this doesn't mean

and i think that we might end up, i hope not, of course, that even speaking against the e. u by e. u citizens would become a criminal offense. i hope we don't be sure that that state i'm in a grave economic crisis in soaring inflation. the u plans to consume less energy in an effort to secure independence from britain orland. just the goal for reduction has grown from previously from its 9 percent to 13 percent. not according to the commission. president energy savings are the quickest and the cheapest way to address the current energy crisis. we will therefore increase the energy efficiency target for 2030, from 9 percent to 13 percent. this is just one of the proposals under the new e u. re power plan introduced in an effort to reduce dependence on russian fossil fuels. and these promise to allocate an additional $300000000000.00 euros to achieve its goal, which will go towards importing more resources from other countries, cutting economic expenses, and a swifter transition to green energy. this is all happening amid exorbitant inflation, which is 3 times higher than the european

e. u. move as the union cannot proceed without a unanimous decision from other e. u members, including greece, are also faring for their economies. we discussed the crisis with austria's former foreign minister carrying can i so there are several voices claiming that an oil embargo can be imposed. a certain post i'll embargo jury by the end of this week the because you asked about the other countries here, there are the refuse there warning voices are hungary slop achia check republic and also by gary in greece to a certain extent. ah, what might most probably happen is that they will receive exemptions phasing out clauses. there were some carrot and stick treatment, but so far the hungarian position has been a very blunt one. hungary is definitely the key country in order to reach a consensus for for such an island. barbara, so we are far from a consensus, but it looks like there could be a handling on different layers with surging prices on all energy resources, amid delivery disruptions. millions of people in the u. k. may reportedly be unable to pay their energy

the e u is negotiating for that too. and the u. s. as pulling out as western democracies withdraw as bullies. what does that mean for russia? come to just sell its oil to china ah, 2 guns in a key in hushed with 2 sons. his crushes, entire energy infrastructure was built around 5 decades ago in the soviet era for its main markets in europe, with the depth dingle dusty visa vision and agi max. and so the entire network, the sam pipelines, the are mostly directed. western as in egg units, is stella and pipelines, tendency, novice, no escalate. of course, there are pipeline the transport, oil and gas to asian markets like the eastern iberia, pacific ocean pipeline, east siberia, pacific ocean pipeline, warned it as well. demons and fast us di, comments, but the capacity of the eastern infrastructure is enough to replace what will be lost in exports to europe, moved dropped off entirely in the exporter in, in not will not come to the big question. transporting oil by ship is also problematic because shipbuilders and insurance companies do

but berlin is now sending tanks and artillery and has dropped its opposition to e. u. led phase out of russian energy and at a press conference earlier bear bach describe why germany is supplying heavy weapons and why it's cutting its dependence on russia while the abu me, i slightly crushed and we have understood shuffling all too clearly that economic dependencies do not give us security if the aggressor doesn't care about the well being of his people's and this is why we are reducing our dependence on russian energy to 0, consistently and forever. and standing alongside minister burbock was ukraine's foreign minister to metro calais by. and he warned that it will take a united europe to keep russia from using his country as an outpost to launch war invasions. but he says, ukraine is asking for governments to send troops, take a lesson in not trying to get any other european countries evolved. not, nor are we asking them to send soldiers to fight for us. no, we are with dr. shedding our own bluster for our land and for the future security and economic prosperity of

deal is the result of difficult negotiations among member states that ended in concessions to some e. u. countries heavily dependent on russian oil. oil pumped from russian fields is no longer welcome. in most parts of the you d, u leaders in brussels reached an unexpected breakthrough on the 6th sanctions package. just around midnight. collins so should now be able to finalize a ban on almost 90 percent of all russian oil inputs by the end of the year with the embargo. a move that had been proposed by the commission weeks ago. and the ukranian president had urged leaders to finally make keeper a young adult. you've rope on my europe must show strength with you because only russia perceives power as an argument. it is time, but it is time for you to be not separate, not fragments, but one hole mil lumpkin me. i get the lim, seal. however, member states are still not entirely united on the issue that you plans to cut russian oil transported by see only a concession made in order to get hungary on board. hungarian prime minister victor or band has formed close ties with russia in the past

what else came out of this e u summit? so, another important issue was food security and ukraine is the bread vested the world in russia is essentially blocking exports of grain. i'm from, from ukraine to other parts, some of the poorest countries in africa and in the middle east, and the e. u was now trying to facilitate with a so called green lanes. the exports at the cannot take place from cut from ports like this right now. cuz the russian navies, blocking it to other countries in the u. m. to keep that supply chains going from the respect of ports in an e u countries. so this is not another issue that was discussed at this sir. you liter summit, max andrew brussels, thanks so much. the mayor of seattle, jeannette sc in easton, yukon, says russian forces now control about half of the city. one relief organization estimates as many as $12000.00 civilians are trapped without food and power unable to flee because of the heavy fighting. russia was trying to save the entire dumbass region, already partially in separate his

and it's not just nato e. u. lead is all say decided to play was. so you 1st lavonda line can now compete with the east tough diplomat, joseph barrel, in how hawkish this she also mentioned that the e should take responsibility for the security in the, in the pacific. worships, give a go. how are they going to do it when they're talking about some e u army, but nature will not let them have the song while the alliance exists. and it sounds like the alliance will not even be reformed. alaiya, on the contrary, it wants to turn into alliance with global dominance ambitions. this is a very dangerous path, and this plan will inevitably fail spicier of amber by showing. thank you very much . one important question left. our viewers want to know about syria. how is this situation going to affect crush us military presence there? when the hood em sedan pulled roseville? our presence was requested by the legitimate president of the syrian arab republic, the legitimate governments of that country, and is completely in line with the principles of the un charte

also coming up on the program, hungary prime minister essays brussels is abusing its power as an e. u. official accuses hungary of polio, europe hostage with its opposition to a proposed embargo and russian oil level. wheat prices storage. the record high after india, bombs exports to tackle domestic market problems about housing, stop western countries from pushing new delhi to continue sending supplies abroad. plus with correspondent reports exclusively from the territory of the besieged assault steel plants were both between russian under nets republic joined forces. i'm local ultra nationalists battalions continue to rage with from moscow to the world. this is our t pleasure to have your company today for the global news update. i'm going to need the week to get in moscow with a collective security treaty organization, or c, s t o summit. some leaders of the member countries once again stated who they believe is responsible for prolonging the conflict in ukraine. that the consequence of the expansion of the north atlantic alliance is a problem that it's created completely artifici