that allies will look at ways to be more inter operable to make even joint procurements. something which we haven't really seen to a large extent up to now, but the war in ukraine is changing the way everybody looks at defense. the w's, terry shoals there at nato headquarters in brussels. thank you, terry. in the wake of monday's russian rocket, assault security services in ukraine are reporting more strikes in the south. and the west of the country. ukrainian authorities say at least 12 missiles have slammed into public facilities in the southern city of the felicia killing. at least one person said of a large fire in the area the leaders of a group of 7 countries. the g 7 are meeting virtually today to discuss further support for keith, including help to rebuild ukraine's damaged infrastructure. following the latest tasks with people in case of already made a staff themselves just hours after the massage struck, ukrainians got to work, cleaning up, determined to send a signal to russia. president ballade means lensky said the attacks had not immortalized ukraine. in fac

the allies had to consent. they agreed to consider the documents signed in france as a preliminary one. the 2nd unconditional surrender was signed in the burning suburb of cow's hoist. the german signatories were senior military officials, headed by the commander in chief of the forces general field marshal castle. the soviet union was represented by marshal of the soviet union juke off the allies by british, in a cheap martial tedder. it happened on may the eights, i $2243.00 european time. ah, in moscow it was 12 43 am on may. the 9th july, the 17th 1945. the potsdam conference was there. i'm here for to cherish. we're where you need it or both. should torture concura video? federal middle, ramo goodbye. territory. competitive. phil was me, nina, but a trump artichoke go as mania, but elf brought face shift to pick a hold of curricular. should you? oh bucks, diamond chill, chill lost a general election in great britain. during the potsdam conference in july, churchill has voted out of office by the british pe

and he alter, there were divisions among the allies. the sauces. he isn't involved in the juvenile heiner, whom on brock did seattle, georgia. i'm so glad i'm tickled, which was, well, anti soviet is, was the englander, the america whitened us all the down, low fear fraud and chuck this george grayson does. he knocked him creek highlighters pyramid as a red toyota. and a month later, in march 1945, the allies entered secret negotiations with germany. with the surrender of the german troops in northern italy is over to our hut. the smith becoming truly and darker state. take to name is what are bob kelly and the vest master for? let's damn it now for ended as quick as europe, please don't kick me with as of italian. i'll either the pin middle of it or not long i'll yet, or find that i didn't find a while from politician disease form is a for art. for more, allison positioning is from her gone mister spacing. in a letter to president roosevelt starlen directly accused the allies of making a separate deal with germany. already terminally hill, rooseve

and they don't do allies, we have very good intelligence. we are working hard, we have a monitor monitor and russian nuclear forces for decades. and of course, we will continue to more than monitor them very closely and we will stay vigilant. are all saw when they're now or start a new exercise, m m. what they can say is that this exercise, or the russian exercise, is an annual exercise. or it sir, is an exercise, sir, where they earn test and exercise their nuclear forces. or we will monitor that as we always do. ah, and of course, who all are remain vigilant, not least in light over there. are they eat it, nuclear threats, and the dangers of new directory we have seen from the russian side. again, the purpose of nato is to prevent a war is to prevent and use of nuclear weapons and therefore we also communicate india so clearly also to russia. reuters sabina, he bought with rogers a thank you. a secretary general, a nature official yesterday set, am in case of the russian nuclear attack on ukraine. nature or nato allies were almost certain

what we also need to do is work with allied country ticket -- allied countries to get the rare earth minerals. there are so many restrictions here. there is a facility in texas. they have not started yet, the production. there is one in california. canada is working on it. i do think we have the ability to partner with key allies that we want to keep on our team in both south america, africa and of the indo pacific. >> you mentioned rare earth minerals. critical supply chains. ppe. we have done a chips act, do we need a rare earth minerals act? a ppp act? >> that was the think it when i had these luminary discussions. we thought semiconductors were the most critical. i would like to see that applied. i get allegations that it is industrial-based economics. but when you are dealing with such a national security asset come i don't think you can afford to do otherwise i would like to see a chips like bill for all the different infrastructures. it's just really depends on the will of congress, if they are wanting to do that again. i am glad we got the chips build on. it was not easy in t

the allies had to consent. they agreed to consider the documents signed in france as a preliminary one. the 2nd unconditional surrender was signed in the burning suburb of calls. horst, the german signatories were senior military officials, headed by the commander in chief of the forces general field marshal cai sell. the soviet union was represented by marshal of the soviet union juke of the allies by british, in a cheap martial tow. it happened on may the 8th. i 2243 european time. ah, in moscow it was 12 43 am on may. the 9th july, the 17th 1945. the potsdam conference. what's the, i'm here for the churlish. we're meeting the jitterbug should troy cure concura, video, federal middle regional, goodbye troika purchased phil was municipal trump a bunch of go as many up but elf prop fish. you can go vote of connecticut or should you? oh, but the diamond chill chill lost the general election in great britain during the potsdam conference in july, churchill has voted out of office by the british people that had en

going according to plan, we understand that our support for ukraine is a determining factor, all our allies support the sovereignty of ukraine and we are doing everything possible to increase ukraine's self-defense , a contact group for ukraine was formed , which coordinates the heads of nato's defense agencies together we determine urgent needs ukraine, in particular, to provide ukraine with more powerful air defense systems, long-range artillery and other systems and weapons. our message is very clear. ukraine nato supports ukraine and will support it as long as necessary. president putin started a war and only he should end it, namely by withdrawing his troops from the territory of ukraine. lukashenko must stop any steps to get into this illegal conflict on thursday and there will be a school aimed at any aggression in relation to nuclear blackmail for routine training of nato troops will take place in order for us to maintain the high potential and efficiency of our troops. we understand that president putin continues nuclear blackmail. russia knows that a nuclear war is impossible to w

so this, this effort a goes even beyond nato allies. now, the kremlin today said, consider noted to be fighting on ukraine's side. and that's often stock box commons yesterday that a russian victory in ukraine would be a quote, the defeat for us all. is there a sense of uneasiness there in brussels, amongst nato allies, any, any reactions? well, the russian goal has always been to turn the narrative into this being a war between russia and nato that feeds the trolls very well if it were to be seen as, as nato attacking russia. that of course, has been something nato has been very keen to distinguish that nato is standing by ukraine side, but that it's ukraine doing the fighting with support from nato allies and other countries as well. that's not going to change, but at the same time, as you mentioned, secretary general stilton berg says it would be a defeat for everyone if russia were allowed to win. because of course, if russia is allowed to take over ukraine, then of course, who comes next. those are nato countries, the baltic states

but we buy from a european allies. there is some very _ from a european allies.s some very bizarre outcomes at the moment and it is not going to change into ukraine julie finds a way of developing the infrastructure that is reliant on these fossil fuels that russia continues to dominate. —— truly. that russia continues to dominate. -- truly. that is the coal of dominate. -- truly. that is the goal of our _ dominate. -- truly. that is the goal of our energy _ dominate. -- truly. that is the goal of our energy structure i goal of our energy structure and strategies for the future. we do not want to use their gas in the future. and by the strategies of the future. the mental politics _ strategies of the future. the mental politics with - strategies of the future. the mental politics with you. how worried are you that in the end, this coming winter is going to be very, very difficult for europe and the difficulties that european citizens face with their energy supplies might well corrode support for ukraine. the record she works in the belgian prime ministerjust a fe

and any attack on the nato ally and attack on nato ally will of course, trigger article fire, collect a defense schools on to ensure that there is no room for miscalculation for misunderstanding. and must go about that. we have increased on inter presence in eastern port with eyes increase the redness over forces to make sure that an attack on the needs all, i will, of course, treat response on the lines and will do that not to provoke a conflict, but to prevent the conflict to preserve peace and that's for them into the same as it was done for more than 70 years based a new carpet or challenge from here from moscow allied emitter, marietta says that he thinks nate, the nato military alliance would not risk a nuclear war and directly enter the ukraine war, even if moscow struck ukraine with nuclear weapons is the right he is not dried because what we have stated clearly is that there will be severe consequences, but we're not aligned out or, or, or gone into details of what kind of consequences they will be, and of course we have many ways to respond and, and that's exactly what we ha

all of the allies turned to the money. the british became the sole purchaser for all the allies in the united states eventually save money. they had the best credit. okay. but even the british could only borrow so much. and by 1917, the 1917, there was a dramatic change in the history of the world. up until this point, the united states had been a debtor nation. it had owed the rest of the world a special the europeans money, lots of money. that's how the had funded their industrial revolution in 1917. that changed. and the united states became a creditor nation. the rest of the world owed it money, and that would continue. the united states would be a creditor nation until 1986, until the reagan deficits made the united states a debtor again. in 1986, which we've been ever since back at this time. by 1917. even the british line of credit had run out and the allies had to borrow huge sums of money from the american after the united states got into the war. this would create something called the war debts crisis, which i ca

because allies are now stepping off. we have germany has just delivered a new very advanced mall done at defense systems. but i'm doing the natal defense minister all last week. we had several allies tonight, the states and those holders and seeing more systems, but also more ammunition. i'm surprised to existing systems and this is making difference, or the ukraine's are able to shoot down many of the incoming, the sides. on drums, you say that they'll make a difference in the future. what does the future mean to you? because presidents lensky says, 30 percent of ukraine's power stations have been destroyed in these attacks. the concern is winter is quickly approaching. people could struggle to heat their homes . how quickly can the systems get there, especially given? and you've admitted this, there are production shortages on the west. well, the systems, new dollars partners have delivered, have all of them made a huge difference. so this is one of the reasons why russia has not been able to gain the air superiority c

in remarks he made at the white house, he warned that allies would not be intimidated by russia. president biden said the federal government is with the carolinas in this hurricane. they approved a budget for help. pres. biden: good afternoon, folks. with hurricane ian, i want to update you on what we've seen since i last spoke to you about 24 hours ago. i've directed that every possible action be taken to save lives and get help to survivors because every single minute counts. it's not just a crisis for florida, it's a national crisis. i've spoken to governor desantis on multiple occasions, as well as mayors and county officials both republican and democrats from areas most affected. i've spoke within governor mcmasters as well. last night i requested for emergency declaration from governor mcmasters, which i approved right away just as i did with florida. this allows funding for the state to shelter people and provide other support. by approving it early ahead of the storm's landfall we can get supplies in and provide shelter if necessary. my message to the people of south caro

nuclear weapons is to deter a nuclear attack on the united states, our allies, and our partners. meanwhile, the missile defense review underscores that missile defense contributes to integrated deterrents by undermining a potential foe's confidence in its ability to mount a successful attack. by weaving these documents together, we help ensure that the entire department is moving forward together. in a our resources to our goals. now the strength and combat readability of the joint force remains central to integrated deterrence. and that is why our fiscal year 2023 budget request included more than $56 billion more era power platforms and systems and more than $40 billion to maintain our dominance at sea and $13 billion to support and modernize our forces on land and $34 billion to sustain and modernize our nuclear forces, but integrated deterrence is not just about the steps that we take on our own. it also means working even more closely with our unparalleled network of allies and partners to deter aggression in region after region. in the indo pacific, you see the power of par

so are you worried that while allies are supplying ukraine with everything they can, they are leaving themselves unprotected at home and what will be your deliverables out of this meeting that will change that in terms of manufacturing processing, streamlining. so ne dollars have provided unprecedented support to ukraine or with the capabilities the weapons, ammunition, the different types of mito support. and that is something of course we welcome on that. we have encouraged this from an athol ever since the invasions thought that actually we did that before the invasion. we have to remember that natural laws have broad support to crane since 2014, including attending tens of thousands of ukraine officers solders which are now paying a key role in the offense against the russian again, aggression against ukraine. but often vacation alice stepped up on, of course, but much of the support, the faith, all us hope for why did the javelins the it defend systems, the ammunition to have from one to 2 crane that has been taken from the c existing stocks. so by doing that, they have reduced t

but some allies are voicing concerns. they can't keep this up moneys getting tighter and weapons. manufacturing is a slow process. according to the american think tank, the center for strategic and international studies. even the leading arm supplier, the united states, may be running low on key weapons. very said nato's head of defense investment says for most countries, the cupboards are not bare yet. ultimately, i do believe that many others can do somewhere between a little more and a lot more. but that still, that, that has to come from a decision any, also a very honest assessment of what the state of their own stockpiles grant says. nato is helping allies become more comfortable with sharing their stockpiles with ukraine by working on ways to speed up production, re supply and interoperability. so countries can share stocks. such changes are essential, grand says to whether both the war in ukraine and whatever the future holds. in the long run, we want to make sure that in an environment in which i intensity warfar

of allies , but in 1716 they were allies .manded the united fleet, he is interested in what and how everything happened. with the letter d but one country is not that one letter r, you haven’t forgotten anyone, russia and one more must be thrown out. what is happening to you, sweden, what did you do? how did they turn against themselves? to conclude long after poltava all the time they wanted to conclude peace just in the time of the second great embassy, ​​and already peter, who won with the allies, so that already when the victory is here, yes, she will reach the semi-finals and then again i will also suffer. we now have to decide, in general, she is able to continue to fight. as long as she answers correctly, you will not find fault with her. well , in this form, as she answers. we need her more. well, probably not, you are a theorist. clearly introduce yourself and say, after all, what happened there, we almost all know pavel pechorin kirov economic and legal lyceum, and king charles xii allowed swedish marques to rob russ

don't just look at your foes, look at your allies, that the allies behavior changes in the region as much as your their foes do. and i'm just interested in, in basically, as you look forward, is there any prospect at this autumn, you know, gets better or are we looking essentially at the disintegration of america's assets and relationships in the world in an ongoing kind of mess like we're seeing right now or do you see any hope on the horizon that we might be able to begin to get some of these, these things right from an american perspective. if you're asking a great question, i think and, and one that's very hard to answer. look the way. first of all, i want to see something just to address a little bit about what your previous question to alley is the worst dis service were that in the litany of des, services that were done to, to our international relations by the trumpet, ministration. one of the worst to services was the injection of partisanship into it. the notion that somehow the democrats belong to iran and saudi arabian israel belong to the republicans. this is unsustainab

of allies.this is not an empty threat to stock that could be construed as saying exactly what you save when it is an empty threat. that is the hope, the downside is that may be a painful misinterpretation and an accurate reflection of russian strategic priority and that nuclear weapons could be used, tactically against ukraine in the war as a reaction to the latest defeat the russian army has suffered and as a consequence of the annexation of certain areas of ukraine over the weekend. we are entering a new phase of the war in ukraine, one i do not imagine russia ever hoped they would have to get to but we are we are and i think the future potentially looks very bleak as a result of comments such as this even effort they are empty threats and sabre rattling, it is a painful reflection of where the world is. terrifying notjust for reflection of where the world is. terrifying not just for the reflection of where the world is. terrifying notjust for the people of ukraine but around the world and wor