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u. s. 's. europe's nuclear umbrella falls to the, to a pacific direct from russia. this is only pretty, i don't know, put the, our nuclear deterrent protects us. it is complete solver in french from start to finish. since 1964, it has explicitly always played a role in preserving peace and security in europe. but responding to the historic cool of the future german chancellor, i decided to open the strategic debate on the protection by all determines of our allies on the european continent. whatever happens, the decision has always been and will remain in the hands of the president of the republic, the head of the armed forces. well, it seems like the air of the collective west is coming to an end with base. this kind of sense of on such and see and pessimism rising among ukraine's back as in europe, which is you diplomats even staging the defense spending is becoming a fixed cost. basically, the u. uh now seems applies to, to pay for security of another country's ukraine, despite their insides and cost and hasten energy. and it looks like there's no confidence that

even despite the trade route with the u. s. s, as delegates to sit down for the annual 2 sessions event in beijing, the i'm rachel ruble live in moscow. you're watching r t international. we're bringing you the top new stories from around the world's bloodwork zalinski has told donald trump that ukraine is finally ready to seek peace and sign the proposed rare earth minerals deal with the us. the american leader made the announcement during the 1st congressional speech of his new presidency. he also marked the democrats and especially one particular senator elizabeth warren, who insist on fueling the military conflict. you want to keep it going for 5 years . yeah, yeah, you usa, pocahontas is yes, but i want it to stop. meanwhile, europe has sadly spend more money buying russian oil and gas that they have spent on defending ukraine. earlier today, i received an important letter from president zalinski of ukraine. the letter rage, ukraine is ready to come to the negotiating table as soon as possible to bring last the page closer.

europe is that the trumpet administration is happy to do this as well with uh, any other uh, of the u. s. s. allies in europe. and he, we shouldn't forget that at the same time that, that, that this is being communicated and that's 80 vans came to the munich security conference and how that, you know, quite the horrible speech the us is also engaged in a trade for with it's to biggest trading partners on the north american continents, so they know this all that's kind of into the bigger picture. and i think what will happen, what is happening in berlin right now. and the chase at which it is happening, illustrates that, that the tech tonic shift is really remarkable. and that your young leaders, fortunately appear to understand that they are basically on their own and that they have to figure out the rest of that is coming from russia. by themselves, and it's not no longer a theoretical argument that is ukraine uses this wherever then russia will come after us. we just don't know anymore if the united states would stand up for any of its allies in europe. should there be any kind of russian

u. s. u. s. as in gauge directly with a mass which it designates in the terrace organization in 1997 has price success rate caroline love. it declined to comment on the scope of the discussions. when it comes to the negotiations that you're referring to, 1st of all, the special envoy he's engaged and as negotiations does have the authority to talk to anyone on israel was consulted on this matter and look dialogue and talking to people around the world to do what's in the best interest of the american people is something that the president has proven is what he believes is, is a good faith effort to do what's right for the american people. is it just about the hostages, or are they also talking about the president's plan to take over? these are ongoing talks and discussions. i'm not going to detail them here. there are american lives at stake. i would refer you to the department of state for further details, but i'm not going to get into those talks here. meanwhile, donald trump is issued what he c

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u. c. s u and s p d will submit a motion to amend the basic law so that defense spending above one percent of g d. p is exempt from the debt break. in view of the threats to our freedom and peace. the following must now also apply to our defense. what ever it takes when a thing not just on a pledge, but only the nation's very constitution, which caps the amount of borrowing funding can do to change that out, pay for a country already, and they cannot make total drums. that's a risky move by lots. we can only guess what made him do that one. a 2, sorry, 360 degree ton. maybe someone slip 10, the latest numbers from the manufacturer. right? metal who's don't have sold 99 percent this year, and i'm working in march in fox for the last 3 years won't across europe, the military industrial complex has badly had time to cancel those checks. they come in so that them fost. the super cycle is clearly accelerating. in the 2nd quarter of 2024 alone, our sales increased around 50 percent and are result more than doubled. positive margin effects are significantly increasing our profitability. we have ne

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u-s-a, u-s-a, beginning his address with a bold declaration america is back. n that met with loud protests from democrats. members are directed to uphold and maintain decorum in the house, and to cease any further disruptions. texas representative al green refusing to sit down and ultimately led out of the capitol. democratic lawmakers holding signs wearing pink jackets and yellow and blue in support of ukraine. many sitting with recently fired federal employees as the president celebrates his initiative to slash the cost, size and scope of the federal government, recognizing billionaire elon musk for his role in the widespread cuts that cost many their jobs. i have created the brand new department of government efficiency gauche, which is headed by elon musk, who is in the gallery tonight. he defends 25% tariffs taking effect today on imports from canada and mexico and doubling the 10% tariff on goods from china. despite significant drops in the markets over the last two days amid concerns of a trade war and continuing inflation and price hikes. tariffs are ab

s. c, e o. s. c is very different from nato. a. nato is your security comes through the u. s. military alliance. o. s. c, e is your security, comes through collective security that we can't be safe if the other side is on safe. so let's work together on assurances on the militarization on a neutral spaces on other ways to protect everybody's security. we are at a stage now where europe and russia really need to sit down in a serious way because there are serious issues on the security, on both sides. and they need to be discussed by serious people on both sides. and it wasn't the work just a couple of months ago, a few months ago cuz on beautiful cultural. so he have cars on had the enormous bricks summit, many people calling it like literally the most important brick stomach to date, to win the western political. the media establishment shows rosters being isolated on the world. stage pollutants got no friends. here we have this amazing show of unity in cars on covered members of bricks, hotness, states joining and so many waiting in the wings. trump says brooks is dead. trusting and almost tyrus for

s u and s p d will submit a motion to amend the basic law so that defense spending above one percent of gdp is exempt from the debt break. in view of the threats to our freedom and peace, the following must now also apply to our defense. what ever it takes when aging, not just on a pledge, but only the nations are re constitution. which caps the amount of borrowing and can do to change that out. pay for a country already in the economic doldrums, thoughts, whiskey moves by lots. we can only guess what made him do that one. a 2, sorry, 360 degree ton. maybe someone slipped him. the latest numbers from alms manufacture . ryan mitchell, whose don't have sold 99 percent this year. and i'm working in march in fox for the last 3 years won't across europe, the military industrial complex is badly had time to the castle. those checks they come in, sol split them fast. the super cycle is clearly accelerating. in the 2nd quarter of 2024 alone, our sales increased around 50 percent and are result more than doubled. positive margin effects are significantly increasing our profitability. we have never seen such growth. we also expect annual sales growth of around 2000000000 euros in the coming years. and things that was before a set of on demand came out with us almost one trillion a dollar gift. however payday the you of course has also got skin in the ukranian game, not to space instructors. it denies that you see a few months before the roll started. brussel find its own minerals deal with kids . identifying that the nation has $21.00 of the 14 minerals it does the plates as critical. everything from fight to jets to cause brake pads. then of course that's b u. k. 2 ends of the car and need to ship has become a sort of honorary in. remember again, the funny story. he also signed a mineral deal with the landscape just a couple of days before trump took office. were united states our be trying to be signed up to a deal that we provide security guarantees to a reckon nomic development deal. the cure star has already signed them up to do so . the 1st thing it has to do is people have to take a step back and be honest with what's really going on. what's going on is that people are making a killing. tony, literally what's going on is that the cells are pointed all participle, reality, all gambling with in a tie and generations of new praying in man. so they can get that hands on, lift him uncomfortable to be all that good stuff. because well, it's all just a bit of a game, isn't it? stop. yeah. so let me use the phone you the arms race presents us with entirely new challenges. and europe must take up this challenge, this arms race. and when it is for this one that was so much on the line that clamoring to be locked into the negotiating room. otherwise, how enough will they know whether to suit the defense stultz now late so they need to work. it has to have your p as in ukraine, the crane ends in europe and are the ones who need to swing by here in europe. so without this is a need to you wouldn't just move in any single. this is a faint glory show and simple. the war and ukraine has become a europe, lifeline on its greatest state gods without the people of power. so realized that president bad the scrapes and approval rating of 25 percent without the people of berlin. what off? why the energy bills of 30 percent high as they used to be without to the people of london will out how that recall to me is badly breaking even know know, look at you crane. she have spiked by as time for leaders who should have left long ago. and it is a lot to wait for europe to try and resurrect its glory days. when it was a force to be reckoned with. a continent respect to the voice, listen to not just of a group of has beens been shown the door. i wish them luck. we got our political commentator and former us army officers. dennis love creative next as brussels appears to be trying to drag washington back into the war. i think they're on a, on a specific course, and that force is to wash their hands of the ukraine in a direct manner. they don't want their boots on the ground, the europeans have their boots on the ground and are in a small scale with russia. they don't mind in a lease, and they're not going to do any other fighting or the europeans. on the other hand, to do everything they can't afford to us into a real point in uh you agree with these guarantees and keep the us troops there. but so when they escalate, the us has to get pulled in. so some type of war between the 2 parties, both want the war to continue, but in different forms. yes, we're going to be quite happy selling weapons payment 1st money, 1st weapons after to the european so they can, the, on the gradients. that's not going to change anything. so they're not, it's, it's, it's an interesting little, uh, talk award that's going on right now. well, donald trump has announced plans to visit the saudi arabia. it's for russia and ukraine are eventually expected to assign a us mediated peace deal. the american president mentions the importance of such an agreement in helping to prevent a nuclear war. and i will say that we've made a lot of progress with ukraine and a lot of progress with russia over the last couple of days. and it'd be great to bring that to an end. so we don't have to talk that way. talk no class, be great if everybody would get rid of the nuclear weapons and we have a russia and set by far the most china will have an equal amount within 4 or 5 years. and it would be great and we could all digital arise because the power of nuclear weapons is crazy. what exactly it couldn't be referring to anything. well, i think they're going to finally sort out the mineral deal. and um, zalinski had sent him a letter a few days ago, basically, requesting say, hey, i'm ready for peace now. and of course, you know, russia has made it clear that they were willing to negotiate piece as well. they're going to have a guideline or guide posts because they can't actually have the piece until, you know, russia agrees and has their needs want it, you know, met as well. so this is another step towards that progress. and hopefully it won't, you know, devolve into what happened in the, at the white house, but i don't think it well, and you have a lot of no mentions towards this. you also have the you backing off, you have my crone still trying to pretend he's napoleon but um, and we all know how that ended. but you know, he's very much a trump is very much talking about di, escalating nuclear weapons. they want to massively round up, defend, spend a, they want to send troops to ukraine, the it's holly and lead has even suggestive, extending nato is collective defense, close to k. s, and then stop sort of agreeing to put it's highly in boots on the ground. let's take a quick listen to what she said by the way, the best. what was you, what am i to? i think it would certainly be much more effective. one thing that differs from joining nato, however, is to extend the same coverage that nato countries have to ukraine. so i think that would be a guarantee of stable law, staying effective security, more than some of the proposals that i'm seeing. and so it's certainly one of the proposals we are putting on the table here will be want to sort of as well. she's saying she's not going to put soldiers or boots on the ground. i think she's giving lip service to something that simply ludicrous. that's a weird cris idea to have ukraine protected by nato when it's not part of nato. i mean, you can't, it's not even viable. it's not a viable solution. the fact is, ukraine doesn't qualify. you know, 5 ways to sunday this been said, not only that, but russia has made it very, very

u. s. and he's now in russia after being tortured by the s. b, u. so there's no opposition left, a new grain. thousands of dissidents are in jail. is going to have to be some kind of internal process for bringing ukrainian politics back to back to normal after this catastrophe. but the trump administration doesn't have an answer for who can replace the lensky? someone will have to rise to the surface to preserve what's left to the ukrainian state. all right we, we have seen european lead is meeting with the last q when he left washington that seems to have mentioned and we have heart the us secretary of state say that he hasn't heard or seen any plan from the european, the allies as to how to in the war a do you think that going to be in the planning from from the you easily does generally on how to end the war. ringback they are there, there. they have announced that they are putting their, asking zelinski now to agree to their plan to end the war. what this means is very unclear to me because you've heard these of the seemingly insane statements f

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u. s. claims syria is quote, know there are mess even us. donald trump labeled to a hostile takeover. what's your sense of this? cut, the u. s. choose this, the heart of the conflict after years of involvement. so i don't think so, because 1st of all, they are supporting or there was supporting the quotes. you know, the s b s, so they are both already there. i don't know how many americans are still on the ground. and secondly, they are occupying fox of syria. they steal the oil that's already known for years and years. so of course the new administration thinks all okay, that's okay. you know, we get the oil from there. and i mean, is there a problem because it's now syria, but i must freight and i think this is what this will happen. the whole area will be on fire again. i mean, we have, or i read them, we have florida, we have 11 on this already on file. and of course, at the beginning of the so called ok, so of the assad government was that it was not enough men power from the us government. all the soldiers were what are they really quite easily? you know, it was it cool. so before they could take over the of day, could

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u. s. claims syria is quote, know they're a mess. even us, donald trump labeled to a hostile takeover. what's your sense of this? cut the u. s. choose this, the heart of the conflict after years of involvement. no, i don't think so, because 1st of all, they are supporting or they were supporting the quotes. you know, the s b s, so they are both already there. i don't know how many americans are still on the ground. a 2nd today, are you buying parts of syria? they steal the oil that's already known for years and years. so of course the new administration thinks all okay, that's okay. you know, we get the oil from there. and i mean, is there a problem because us, it's now syria, but i most freight and i think this is with this will happen. the whole area will be on fire again. who can we say are the winners and losers from the revolution on it's after month and the subs are g was an episode, episode of stability in syria. it'd be for this other game. you see there was almost a civil war, many cool that caused the to, oh cool. but when we go to, before the vision was this published a, you'll see that the b r upcountry is awfully

u. s. has been providing some of the ms all and blockage systems that they provide, particularly the intelligence the, the u. s. provides ukraine and something that's commercial, the stalling satellites, which he controlled by the us controlled by a company run by that key player in the trump administration. e little mosque if the us was to pull the plug on all of those. that would be a real concern, i think going forwards about how you train could continue. there is on told, among those around the table here and in brussels, that nato could send the president, trump might even decide to pull back some of the forces that he in europe. remember, a 10000 us troops that off to the invasion of, i'll offer you credit by russia 3 years ago. the numbers were wrapped, wrapped up to 10000 us troops in poland. if president trump was to pull those out, which neg tote, country, which you are repeating country would pick up the slack because as so serious questions going forward about how europe could act on its own. but it is seriously, it's clear to me considering acting on it. so let's see the title of this event securi

u. s. position to be going forward, and how much will that depends on what happens when arab leaders, many of which the u. s. has a very good relationship with when they meet in the age of some capital over the next few days to talk about what's happening in gaza. it's a good point because of the ups can be united in demanding that this agreement be fulfilled. simply an agreement that the egyptians themselves and the companies, along with the united states have been the dentist that they need just to fulfill that agree. and that they also need to have the united stand on what the end result would be, which is to the withdrawal of aside from cancer and reconstruction as long as and, and the, the, the stopping of the war. if they don't have this united positions and things would be very american, and then we are approaching a time where they could be a resumption of a genocide in the midst of the was what it's doing. nothing to stop that genocide, samuel audio, and thank you very much for your analysis. we appreciate that of the most prime minister k, as thomas said to host european leaders that us on it and

u. s. a. essentially, it was free trade. so starting at midnight, these 25 percent terrace will be extremely painful. not only for canadians and a for mexican, for the here in the u. s. because of course, many are predicting this will drive up inflation in this country. mexico is the widest purveyor of imported fruits and vegetables, as well as imported beer in the united states. a pickup truck is mostly made in mexico. 88 percent of pickup trucks sold in the us are made in mexico. the price of those will drive up $3000.00 per vehicle. and then of course, not to mention the auto industry as a whole that will completely up and potentially the economy of canada as well as crude oil and lumber exports to the us. but as reasoning for this, trump said he, that sentinel is still quote, pouring in across the borders. though the figures do not there that out. and he also mentioned as justification that he wants canada and mexico to move their manufacturing to the u. s. given having, bringing back manufacturing to the us, despite figures from last month that showing, given all this uncertainty with the threatened terrace, in fact, manufacturing activity in the us decreased l

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