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the background of these statements is completely different: the unsuccessful ukrainian counteroffensive, the activation of the russian army, the inability of the united states and the european union to approve aid packages. david camerone foreign minister of great britain, which signed a defense agreement with ukraine a week ago, called on the west to wake up. help ukraine win. the economic potential of ukraine's partners is 25 times greater than that of russia. it is very important to dispose of these resources correctly, and this will allow to bring the situation to a logical conclusion. i have already told my american colleagues: you spent 10% of the defense budget, which allowed to destroy 50% of russian weapons without losing a single american life. it's just wonderful result. on the sidelines of the davodsk forum , american colleagues, namely secretary of state blinken and national security advisor to the us president jake sullivan, spoke with president zelensky behind closed doors. in the protocol opening speech , already traditional declarations about unwavering support were heard. president biden stands firm in his support for ukraine, at a time when you continue to face ... almost daily attacks from russia a

of the rest of the world is being type of waves, discount carry on. the u. k, of course has been resolute, init, support the united states. now we have the front surgery, david cameron, former prime minister, of course, the wiring, the israel wiring, he says, israel may have breached international law. what do you make of like that? i mean, what does it does is, is doing essentially is claiming, is conducting a dental side as a form of self defense. it is also doing collective punishment. it's clear for everyone to see systematic war crimes titled, as in the whole population, invoking state federal as a tool of conducting war. and then we have questions of the month to 5 days from the, from the formulas. that empathy, whether the violating international, if costs it is she doesn't want to admit that because that means that is that you will have to stop sending is what i longed. that's the only reason he's doing it is just an excuse not to stop supporting is that which is what he would be forced to do if he admitted this impala and especially i appreciate your perspective. thanks for that type. i sure i really my that i thank you. thank still a head here on out 0 for

the secretary of state, antony blinken, has said, "far, far too many palestinian civilians have been killed," and david cameron, the foreign secretary in the unitedt nine out of ten palestinians in northern gaza having less than one meal a day, and he's saying the situation can get even worse. these, i think you would say, are friends of israel, and these are the statements they are making now. but we agree. we agree that, unfortunately, too many innocent people have been caught up in the crossfire between the israeli defense forces and hamas. and we would argue that from day one, we'd been making a maximum effort to keep civilians out of harm's way, while hamas, on the other hand, has had a deliberate policy of implanting itself inside civilian structures in neighbourhoods, in schools, in hospitals, in mosques, even in un facilities, embedding its military machine, using gazan civilians as a human shield. if israel sees civilian casualties as a tragedy, for hamas, it's strategy. that's the way they fight this war, a double war crime. on one hand, they deliberately target israeli civilians, as we saw on october 7th, and we've seen in the indiscri

of the armed forces. the joint work of great britain and the united states in support of ukraine was also discussed today by the chief diplomats of these countries, david cameron and antony blinken. the president of lithuania and latvia called on the world to act now and provide ukraine with more air defense systems. and the prime minister of estonia, kaia kallas, believes in the victory of ukraine and isolates russia. how do american experts comment on the latest events and what actions do they expect from the event? let's talk about this with my colleague maria ulyanovska. hello maria. over 450 drones and rockets were fired by russia at ukrainian cities in the past 5 days. why are such massive attacks happening right now? and how, according to experts, it can change the course of the war. yuli, we know that it was previously reported that russia is just stockpiling these missiles, stockpiling drones in order to potentially launch such large -scale massive missile strikes on ukraine, and we see that this is happening for the second time. this week, the first such attack was on the friday before the new year, the second largest mass such missile attack to occu

of the armed forces. the joint work of great britain and the united states in support of ukraine was also discussed today by the chief diplomats of these countries, david cameronnd provide ukraine with more air defense systems, the presidents of lithuania and latvia urged the world. and the prime minister of estonia, kaia kalas, believes in the victory of ukraine and isolates russia. how american experts comment on the latest events and what actions they expect from the event.

all these talks, the foreign minister of great britain, david cameron, said about , that britain is ready to support ukraine for years is not a matter of controversy, as in the unitedof america, but the leader of the cdu in germany, friedrich merz, advocated the provision of taurus cruise missiles in ukraine and urged olaf scholz not to delay further deliveries of cruise missiles rockets we, mr. valery, have been observing a change in germany's position towards the russians for two years. of the ukrainian war, as well as the supply of weapons, and what is supplied to ukraine, what is the reason for such a change in the position of the germans? it's interesting, well , actually, i agree with everything that we really did a lot to speak german with our partners, well, frankly, you remember, and the criticism was quite so sharp from the side, and i also spoke from the position of germany, that this is an underestimation, well, a year ago or a year and a half ago, now i can state that they made huge strides in understanding their security strategy, that is, germany made a radical u-turn from basing its strategy on the fact that russia will somehow change there and it i

the minister of foreign affairs of great britain, david cameron, said that britain is ready to support ukraine for years, this is not a subject of controversy, as in the unitedca, but german cdu leader friedrich merz advocated the provision of tauros cruise missiles to ukraine and urged olaf scholz not to delay further actions. curled rockets themselves. we, mr. valery, have been observing a change in germany's position regarding the russian-ukrainian war, as well as the supply of weapons and what is supplied to ukraine, for two years. what is the reason for such a change in the position of the germans? it is interesting. well, actually, i agree with everything that we really did a lot to speak german with our partners, well... frankly, you remember, and there was criticism quite so sharp from the side, and i also said that germany's position was an underestimation, well, a year or a half ago, now i can state that they have taken huge steps in understanding their security strategy, that is , germany has made a radical u-turn from building a strategy on the fact that russia will somehow change there and it is possible on the economic model. development of ene

of the world, other than the u. k, which is the rest of the, in it support for the united states. but now we have them for a minister, david cameron saying that is where i may have committed war crimes. what do you make of this rather tailoring maneuver? unlike uh, unlike scripts that blinking, oh, you know, was not exactly a sense of like, had that a clinton. he wasn't the general like alexander haig. he was always an assistant. oh, it's kind of the briefcase for by then. so he's not, he doesn't have the goal. he doesn't have the spine to really, you know, be creative, right? it's blinking his banking gray man does what he asked to do. camera and was a prime minister. and so in the end of the day, he was fed up with that questionnaire and he expressed his opinion well, you know, maybe they have violated international law if you look at each and every case. but it's much simpler than that. you know, the 4 minutes the camera north camera knows that collective punishment is a violation of international law. and he knows that the start of ation of people have gaza. and the bombing of electric grids and, and, and we to mills and so on

of congress. we're going too hear from the brand-new foreign secretary of the united kingdom david cameron. cameron. we're going here from egyptian foreign minister shukri, from katherine i, the mistreatment student, john fighter, john podesta about cop 22, anne neuberger and others. we're going to cover the gamut of the challenges that face us here in the united states and beyond and going to look further out. were going to see how we can solve some of these thorny problems and how we can jointly build a better future. i want to thank dan porterfield, elliott courson and and whole aspen team, and really are smala but mighty aspen security forum team, neve, death, leah, and, all of the folks working on distance to make this work would not be possible without them and it certainly wouldn't be possible without our wonderful sponsors who have been really steadfast with us for multiple years now, google, mastercard, mckinsey, microsoft, mitre, the rockefeller foundation, the walton family foundation and so many others. we are grateful to you all and grateful to all of you here in the audience wh

and bushes of the account has always been resolute, of course, and it supports of the united states position in israel's where israel's war on gaza. what do you make of this from david cameron? a yeah, so it's, it's not clear that the you can, has any independent foreign policy. it is just a tell anything. what do u. s has been doing and setting? i think he used the question of that. we have to think about this moment as i start the moment, then you have to ask us of the story q where, where people are standing and where did you stop getting? as it is water on gauze, i think people who support the visit a little confusion, which is what it is, which is what ben wallace talked about. what design does the funds mr. get? and he talked about that as killing that age. if you support it as it as vengeance, you're on the wrong side of history, and i think the only way to stop this. the only way to stop is really what is public barbara as much as what we're seeing in front of our eyes. as far as i'm national to be off to the is in fact for the international law that, that they've come in is worried about. and then i think the i c j. the steps that it might take at the end of this w

is lord cameron, yes, the current head of the united kingdom, a man who has been there literally for one year, most likely occupies this position, and as many insiders from his circle of davidome up with anything, nevertheless , rutto was recently photographed, or rather was filmed doing very interesting things, he was hiding behind... smartphones, exclusively a push-button phone, so that he had the opportunity to delete some messages there, but from time to time the situation breaks through, some of the deleted messages surfaced, let's listen, among the deleted sms there was a message from the mayor of amsterdam, femke halsema, about the black lives matter protests in june 2020, where attendance was 10 times higher than expected, and a message from the ceo of univer. maybe it's because it's black rock - big business? it is more than likely that black rock is, even incredibly, this is a fact, one of the leading forces in american behind-the-scenes politics, that is, decisions are made there, and the company itself, it hides from us those who manage this whole process, here are some american families therefore, rutte has a vital interest as a representative of american inter

david cameron, and i told him clearly that your action in escalating the tension in the red sea and against yemen is a strategic mistake, and it is the security of the united nations. tonight on time tehran, a special meeting to examine the situation in the west asian region. especially the situation in gaza will hold. mr. amir abdullahian, the minister of foreign affairs of our country , will also attend this meeting of the security council and will give a speech. ali rajabi, sada and sima news agency, united nations security council, new york. the policy document and requirements for defining network traffic and sharing content producers in the resulting revenues were approved. according to this document, the resolution of today's meeting. the supreme council of cyberspace is content producers, such as active users on platforms and social networks, producers of specialized content and professional as well as small and local social media will share in the revenue from traffic sales . the president considered this document as an effective step for job creation and development of people's activities in cyberspace and asked the relevant institutions to pay a

of yemen? america. however, in the west, us aggression is usually justified. british foreign minister david cameron. in an interview with the publication, the telegraph said: london is again ready to support the uniteds in striking yemen. germany is set to send a frigate into the red sea on february 1 to use military force to intercept missiles and drones. all this is part of a joint eu naval operation. in total , 10 european countries are involved in it. alek komarov, lead. israel attacked a city in the central part of the gaza strip. according to al jazeera, there are dead and wounded. the army also shelled a residential building in the south. fierce clashes on the west bank of the jordan river. according to lebanese media, palestinian troops are fighting with israeli forces in several areas of the city of jenin, including near the city hospital. a 24-hour rally of thousands began in tel aviv last night in support of the israeli hostages kidnapped by the hamas movement. among the speakers were relatives of prisoners and those who were released at the end of november. but at the same time, an action took place in the center of tel aviv protest from the demand. the pro-palestinian rally in washingto

the united states, a new conflict on... yemena confirms that no manifestation of american aggression will go unanswered and without consequences. us secretary of state antony blinken and british foreign secretary david cameronk and the us are developing plans for military strikes against the houthis in yemen. london can send a royal frigate to mms lancaster to support the destroyer diamond already there. at the same time , the press notes that the united states is extremely afraid of escalation in the red sea. we are not looking for conflict with the houthis, this is simply a reaction to the fact that they do not stop their attacks on ships in the red sea. we are confident that the reforms that the palestinian authority must implement will solve the problem. such statements from washington do not inspire confidence among the houthis. the situation has reached that. i think it is unlikely that any of our colleagues will deny the fact that what is happening in krasnoye sea, a direct projection of violence in gaza, where israel’s brutal operation has been ongoing for 3 months. escalation is observed in other occupied palestinian territories, as well as on the israeli-lebanese border. it is no secret that the e

david cameron uncomfortably refused to, um, so, and piece questions on whether it's ro, a breached international concerns to, from thousands of jo biden's, fellow democrats. i mean, how damaging could this be for the u. k, the united states and indeed others. and i think it should be very damaging that both to the united states and britain. but this also can be very damaging to the court itself if it fails to apply it stand is with objectivity equally to everyone. i think this is the real problem before the court's right now, and because that was very clear and the evidence is very damning. uh, and that least at this stage, this standard is very low. in terms of proving the likelihood of genocide. i want the statement. so i wonder, to what extent the exposure of these a pound double standards over gaza by the likes. as you said, the united states, you can even germany well, perceptions towards other conflicts, such as the conflict and ukraine. i mean on western powers and there are pound hypocrisy weakening of the violet causes. and of course they are. they're wishing the whole system because low means nothing if it can be uh, flouted with impunity. yeah, and i think uh those are, and these are doing not just them

is now my great pleasure to introduce david cameron, he needs no introduction, a brand-new foreign secretary of united kingdom and former prime minister seeing how the west must stand together ukraine and other issues. [applause] >> i met for a funeral but i couldn't be more delighted at this time because there difficult issues we have to get to grips with. and i left university's berlin wall was falling most of the union breaking up, russia and china was joining the wto and wto and in many ways across the world, countries adopting. it wasn't the end of history but it felt like we were making extraordinary progress. in a much more aggressive china and russia instead of more and more countries adopting sanctions. i think the first thing to realize is how much has changed and unlike seven back, liberty minded conservatives and optimism and things are going to go back how they were. a conversation with barack obama, i said we are the two fastest growing economies, we should be so proud and he said yes, where the two best looking forces in the fauci. [laughter] at the time i thought but now i realize the world had changed and we had to recognize that. i

the question from david cameron, don't all these roads lead to iran? lisa: there is also a question of what is the main agency that conducts some sort of diplomacy between these? the unitede. there has been a question of who placed a middleman? and it is a merchants cutter. but it is shifting in the global power structure of things actually get done. jonathan: let's talk about those issues. we will be joined by samantha power, the administrator for the united states agency for international development and former u.s. ambassador to the united nations. can we lean on your experience at the united nations? we have people like jamie dimon or jp morgan talking about how dangerous the world is right now. from your perspective, how dangerous is it? samantha: objectively, you have more displacement on planet earth than we have had since hitler. that's bad. we have more conflict happening today in more than 30 years. but i will say one of the priorities president biden had been coming into office was to rebuild alliances and get democracies delivering for their citizens to try to fight back some of the more authoritarian trends, which are not just in big countries, but including

ma'amen yesterday by the united states and united kingdom with logistical support by the netherlands, australia, and bahrain. what did you learn from david cameron? >> we learned this is one ofe light bulb gets switched on and you see where everybody stands. just to quickly go through it, iran, turkey condemning the actions. the two countries carried out the action itself. there you see the alliance between two countries kind of as solid as ever. no sign of the french in this actual action to target the houthis, the chinese saying they want to see people being measured in their regions. they're kind of standing on the sidelines even though it is a lot of their trade that is being challenged by these attacks in the red sea. the russians and the iranians condemning -- the iranians, of course, back the houthis. so when i spoke to david cameron, i wanted to ask him first of all why this had to happen. he says it's a redline. we've seen through history, right, that if you have a redline and they cross it and you don't do something, david kamg ron says, then it comes back to bite you. the question, too, is whether or not the action that the uk and the u.s. has taken will actually