where nato secretary general in stolen berg was speaking together with the foreign policy chief yoseph burrell and the ukranian foreign minister, dimitra collabo. let's bring in dw correspondent rosie beer, shout, who's been following this press conference at nato headquarters to day. so rosie we heard against oldenburg, talk about how the war between russian, ukraine is. russia's war of aggression and that one year on it is now at a point where it can be called a war of attrition and a battle of logistics. what else did we hear from the nato secretary general about this battle of logistics? well, as we know, this press conference comes right off the back of president putin in russia, making a similar big speech on, i think, what's clear to me what stood out there is that these are 2 kind of parallel universes. on one hand, we have russia claiming that 8 sort was forced to invade ukraine, although of course, he wouldn't, president putin wouldn't speak in those terms. and then hearing brussels a very clear message that this is russia's ward, that russia is the aggressor. and we even heard hi, r

e u foreign policy chief yoseph burrell said he expected the you to approve these sanctions by the end of the week. more now on the sanctions we the rosie bertot. well, 1st of all, he said they're not across the line yet. countries are still discussing and debating. remember, sanctions have to be approved by all 27 e u member states, so they will have to get their skates on if they want to hit that key political deadline. they've set themselves of the one year anniversary of the full scale invasion i, when it comes to content, he wouldn't be drawn specifically, but he gave a few examples in what we can expect in there. he talked about building material about antenna, about cranes, things which he says, the russian, the russian military could use in their continued attacks on ukraine. what we do know is that some countries will likely be disappointed by this round of sanctions, not least ukraine, but also some of its biggest backers here in the european union, such as poland in the baltic states. they would like to see such as targeting russia, nuclear sector. those as far as i understa

again, chief, you diplomat, yoseph burrell. i travel around the world, and particularly in the countries of the south, i see how powerful is the russian narrative that wants to reduce the born ukraine, to a conflict between the west and russia. is powerful, accusing us of double standard. we must debunk this narrative and explain how rush acts as an imperialist power. president micron referred to a neo colonial power. yes, it is what it is. let's call it by its name. it is an imperial attitude from a powerful neighbour that wants to take control of some country that belongs to its political sphere. big headline in the western press out of munich, screened quote, western please over ukraine failed to sway global south. maybe the west is not as attractive as they seem to think they are, or maybe they don't understand the mindset of those they're looking to seduce. here's the uganda in an namibian foreign ministers with some tips for the west on why their charm offensive isn't working. we were colonized and forgave those who colon

which is why the european union's chief diplomat yoseph burrell, is asking for countries to rummage around in their closets for any hand me downs that they might be able to spare for ukraine. maybe something that they've totally missed or looked over, just forgotten was even there like a tank william on the list. i also make an appeal to all european countries that have modern and efficient military tanks getting done in their barracks and are not useful to give them to ukraine and give it as soon as possible. because this spring in this summer will be decisive. the war will be decided this spring and this summer we gotta get ukraine outfitted for this spring in summer. it's just too bad that it doesn't really sound like peace will be in fashion anytime soon. by doing has expressed is supportive iran in protecting its sovereignty and resisting unilateralism and bullying is the 2nd day of the arabian precedence. visits continues, however, the us is called and trying to follow washington's lead when dealing with the wrong . we've engaged with our c and other global stakeholders on to encoura

which is why the european union's chief diplomat yoseph burrell, is asking for countries to rummage around in their closets for any hand me downs that they might be able to spare for ukraine. maybe something that they'd totally missed or looked over just forgotten was even there like a tank when i am on the list. i also make an appeal to all european countries that have modern and efficient military tanks, getting dusty in their barracks and are not useful to give them to ukraine and give it as soon as possible. because this spring in the summer will be decisive. the war will be decided this spring in the summer. we are going to get ukraine outfitted for this spring in summer. it's just too bad that doesn't really sound like peace will be in fashion any time soon. ortho and format any pu godfrey bloom says the u . s. sled bloke simply, he doesn't want to admit that despite all of its money spent key of his now losing the war. nature has got themselves into a wall. it's a can't possibly when there is no ammunition. there's not enough artillery pieces. there aren't enough times to fight and

and when i asked yoseph burrell about this, he said it would be something which would mark an important moment. he said that was the most diplomatic language he could find. if china worked to pursue this, however, he was keen to note that in his, in his own talks with china's talk diplomat, beijing, stress at that is not on the cards at, that is not the plan, but still that likely a geopolitical topic. this one to watch, given the beijing says it's going to come forward with its own piece proposals for ukraine. that road would be interesting to see what comes out of there are corresponding in brussels tonight, rosie birger and rosie. thank you, sir. let's take a look now, some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world at thousands of people in brussels have taken to the streets to protest against the iranian regime. demonstrators gathered outside the european parliament in the belgian capital, demanding that the e, you designate the revolutionary guard of iran as a terrorist organization. north korea has test fired to more ballistic missiles. this comes shortly aft

she's e u diplomat yoseph burrell. i travel around the world and particularly in the countries of the south. i see how powerful is the russian narrative that wants to reduce the war in ukraine to a conflict between the west and russia. is powerful accusing us of double standard . we must debunk this narrative and explain how rush acts as an imperialist power. president micron referred to a neo colonial power. yes, it is what it is. let's call it by its name. it is an imperial attitude from a powerful neighbour that wants to take control of some country that belongs to its political sphere. you might remember that beryl mused to diplomatic students last year about how europe is the garden and the developing world is the jungle. he routinely implies that the only possible relationship between africa and its partners is one of exploitation. or maybe he's just annoying that nations representing 87 percent of the planet haven't sanctioned moscow. a big headline in the western press, out of munich, screamed quote, western pl