e from the north atlantic alliance, that is, to fall into the scope of article five of the north atlantic but in reality this does not increase security in finland at all. on the contrary, this makes, uh, finland, which has always been distinguished by a neutral, balanced, balanced foreign policy and which, during the years of the cold war had a dialogue with the west and with the east had its own positions on many issues. uh, it is now uh, being made hostage to the policies and positions of the north atlantic alliance reduces its sovereignty on its own. in the field of security and defense planning and foreign policy in general. this is, of course, a very deplorable result. e, from the point of view of russian finnish relations and from the point of view of russian finnish trade economic relations. and let me remind you that in finland i fully joined, and eu sanctions ah. and uh, here of course we will see the degradation of the russian-finnish relations of those that have been built for more than two to decades, which have been mutually beneficial in so many ways. yes, of course, but in

the verkhovna rada of ukraine calls on the member states of the north atlantic treaty organization to we call on the member states of the north atlantic treaty organization parliamentary the nato assembly to support the justified need of ukraine for the acquired nato membership under the current extraordinary circumstances. we call on the parliaments of the nato member states to adopt relevant resolutions, confirming their leading role in supporting ukraine's accession to the north atlantic treaty organization, to address the governments with which ukraine has started the relevant negotiation process with a proposal for adoption from the declaration of statements of support for euro-atlantic aspirations of ukraine, people's deputies emphasized that the corresponding appeal will help to form consensus among nato members regarding the euro-atlantic integration of ukraine and therefore speed up ukraine's membership in the north atlantic alliance we want to be full-fledged members of the north atlantic alliance and we will be worthy partners and we must be worthy friends who will not just

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units of special equipment so putin's foreign policy fiasco in finland joins nato from the north atlantice enters the borders with russia and increases these borders by 1,300 km nuclear lukashenko we will talk about all this we will to speak for the next hour, i want to introduce today's first guest - a politician, people's deputy of ukraine, former head of the security service of ukraine valentin nalyvaichenko p valentin good day good day i wish you good health and i am glad to see you on our broadcast. i congratulate you. glory to ukraine. glory to the heroes . well, you are from finland, you are connected by your diplomatic experience, because you worked in this country. such a historical day for finland, without exaggeration, the fourth of april. finland has been joining nato for a very long time. this country fought for its independence and defended its sovereignty even during the time of russia, then during the time of the soviet union it was a non-aligned state for a long time. well, now the 1,300 km border that finland has with russia is just right. uh that uh the result of this g

now let's cross the atlantic and look at| let's cross the atlantic and look at the economy in europe.growth figures show the eurozone only just growth figures show the eurozone onlyjust managed to avoid recession in the first three months of this year. hi food and energy costs are continuing to be something of a drag on the economy. let's take a look at some of the numbers. for the 20 eurozone countries as a whole the economy expanded byjust 0.1% on a quarterly basis for the first three months. that compares with a 0.1% contraction at the end of last year before croatia join. among the blocknot biggest countries germany so no growth at all. that's despite an increase in exports and spending by companies because that was offset by companies because that was offset by a balance or balanced out by lower spending by households and the government. it was a similar story in france which nonetheless managed to grow 0.2% despite the impact of those strikes against government pension reforms. but the picture was better in spain and italy which both recorded quarterly growth of 0.5%. we are now

oh audience here at the atlantic council headquarters in washington, d.c.. good evening to our european and global audience. welcome to this addition of our premier platform for global leaders, each ring today the polish prime minister. mr. prime minister, welcome. your visit to washington comes at a crucial moment for your country, for europe, and for the world. as you yourself stated just a few weeks ago in your speech at heidelberg university, europe wines itself as a turning -- at a turning point. you could have just correctly -- justice correctly said the world finds itself at a hinge point. we have been calling it the fourth inflection point since world war i. the first came immediately after world war i when a series of failures, including the versailles treaty, the league of nations, was followed by the rise of fascism, the holocaust, and millions of deaths in world war ii. the period after world were to went better as the u.s. and its allies set in place a set of rules that serve us to this day. however, poland was left as a captive nation. the peri

we are learning about a longer and more dangerous route across the atlantic. new associated press investigation has uncovered the deadly journey many african migrants are taking. those on board were in search of a better life in europe never made it. journalists spent nearly two years unraveling the story of the boat and the lives of people in it. thanks for joining us. tell us what they were leaving. >> as far as we know, they are all men. we were able to identify 33 of the 43 people who boarded this boat and they ca from countries in west africa, mauritania, senegal where there is not just poverty and lack of opportunities for young men but there is also political instability, conflict, the effects of climate change on their livelihoods. situation is only getting worse and they simply wanted better lives. >> this story began about two years ago when a boat washed up in tobago. >> when it first appeared, it made the local news and the police found out quickly that the boat was from mauritania. apart from that they didn't have any inrmation on the people who h

alliance finland joins nato today 1,300 km of the additional border of the north atlantic alliance from such a federation a total of 2,600 km now putin has russia against ukraine has become much closer to putin than he imagined, and all the ultimatums that he had as of december 2021 have simply been crossed out once again today, no one hears putin, does not want to listen, and obviously will no longer hear, what do you think, annexation finland in the future and sweden to nato, how does this change the balance of forces, the security balance of forces in europe? well, of course, this also applies to our context and our prospects, because we, too , seem to be already in line until the next or the following birthdays of nato still look at the north atlantic alliance yes, i completely agree with you. i like the number 33 and it would be very good if we became the 33rd member. moreover, the latest public opinion polls by the razumkov center showed that 87.5% of those who participated in the referendum supported ukraine's entry into nato and therefore such strong support is a very important

i do not know whether euro the atlantic alliance or with the united states of america?well, the topic of f-16 planes hurts us, we understand that they are not new. the topic also hurts us, and the tanks in the abrams m1, that is , it stretches and stretches and stretches, if you take reality into account. our western partners, if they could intensify this process, because we understand this, it will not do any special miracle on the battlefield, but it is really a necessary story. well, this issue is not only symbolic, so to speak, but also quantitative. that is f16 - this is very good, but if it is not one of the quadrilles, but for example five squadrons , literally yesterday in ukraine , several congressmen of the united states visited , i had a meeting with them, and at the head of these, this idealization was the workshops are my friend and also the head of the delegation of the nato parliamentary assembly of the united states republicanism by the way, they were all republicans and they talked about on many issues eh what they said even though they are republicans

., , , atlantic? that is why i hope i could finish _ atlantic?entence, . atlantic? that is why i hope i could finish my sentence, itl atlantic? that is why i hope i | could finish my sentence, it is only one part of the inflation reduction act. if we look at that as a whole we should be may be happy that finally, i might say, the united states is stepping up their engagement, investing in green infrastructure and green energy, and finally keeping up with the commitments they signed. so it is a mixed balance and i think there is more to win to work together but the united states, they know, if they are introducing certain policies, europe is a market, is a common market, as a formidable actor on the global stage, and we made that very clear. global stage, and we made that very clear-— very clear. before you and i want to address _ very clear. before you and i want to address something | very clear. before you and i - want to address something very much in your domain as state secretary on this particular ministry, concerned with the economic syste

said all countries of the north atlantic alliance agree that ukraine should join nato nato allies agreell become a member of the alliance president zelensky has very clear expectations. we discussed with him the topic of joining the alliance, as well as guarantees security, of course, ukraine needs security, because no one can say when and how this war will end, but we know when it will happen. we need to be sure that history will not repeat itself, that russia will not have the opportunity to again attack ukraine and undermine european stoltenberg security. the agreement on this issue among nato countries caused surprise, at least in some capitals, as a tweeted in in particular, the head of the hungarian government , viktor urban, and the head of the german ministry of defense, e, fighting story during an interview with the central house, i stated that now there are no decisions on nato expansion, according to history, such a step cannot be taken, and simply out of a sense of solidarity, he believes that first you need to carefully weigh all the consequences that it may have. ukraine's

anyone, but as the shugans say , finland officially became the 31st member country of the north atlantic alliance before the beginning of the large-scale russian the invasion of ukraine, this state, like sweden, was neutral, but both decided to join the bloc . today in brussels, the meetings of the nato ukraine commission are being held. the secretary general of the alliance announced that it will concern further support for kyiv from the belgian capital . lisovska , correspondent of the public roksolana lifts, is in touch with us. roksolana, i congratulate you, hello, slava , and the meeting of the ukraine nato commission ended just a few minutes ago , and the minister of foreign affairs of ukraine came to us dmytro kuleba said that this meeting was quite successful, they were more bilateral before this meeting and, in general, among all the ministers of foreign affairs of the nato countries, there was not a single voice that would push ukraine to negotiate any negotiations with russia that are not beneficial of ukraine, and he also talked about the great support among the alliance for

history of the american emergency rescue committee has been turned into a netflix series. trans atlantic takes its inspiration from the scruple, comedies of the era to tell a tale filled with drama, romance, and quite a few laughs. marcell 1940 jewish and left wing artists and intellectuals on the run for the nazis are trying to escape to the u. s. a rag tag team of amateur americans, the emergency rescue committee, is trying to help, even as their country remains determined to stay out of the war in iraq. i'm done with these people. been through enough? no. when you're breaking any will know. renewal in run, they go refugee, what is a difference on a vin or was inspired to tell the story after experiencing the 2015 refugee crisis . my office used to be in the temple huff airport. and downstairs in the hangers, was the 1st point of entry for the refugees were coming from mostly from syria. and i'm, and so we were all volunteering down there and my daughter who at the time was like 12 or 13. she said, well, you know, these are just people like us except for people like us used to have to

hosted by the atlantic how -- atlantic council here in washington. it got over that it got underweight just a few moments ago. >> the report author will give us a short summary of the paper. it has only been published today so you are not behind if you have not read the paper yet. it only just came out. to facilitate our conversation about it, we will have a 10 minute summary of it delivered from this podium. when he is done, the staff will remove this podium so you will have full view of the panel. we will assemble a panel that will be moderated by jim jetson of defensive news. she will introduce herself and the panelists when i come. towards the end of the 90 minutes, we will end sharply at 5:00 eastern, let's see what kind of hands go up and what questions come over on twitter. we will take questions from those of you who are here and those of you who are watching online. jen will moderate those questions and direct them to the panelists as well. we welcome that very much. it is an important part of the event. an event that is open public and on t

the fact is that at the beginning of the week , one atlantic cyclone and the mediterranean tried to pushw the second whirlwind moving along the northern latitudes will join this process. as a result, during the day , sunny weather will last only in the middle lane. the rain will take over the whole south. in the caucasus , the intensity can exceed 10 mm per day, and in the north, in the komi republic on yamal, in pomorie and the kola peninsula can even snow in places. over the next few days , the position of the anticyclone will continue to weaken. although the temperature regime in the region. the arctic invasion in the zone of the northern cyclone will hardly affect it, it will not be able to break deep into russia, and the clouds in the southern zone will only slightly reduce the readings of thermometers. as a result, by the beginning of next week, almost throughout the entire russian plain, may weather is expected in the southern regions and the chernozem region will be above plus 20 °, plus 15-20 ° in the center, and only in the arctic above plus five in murmansk snow will go until

to this domestic audience here in dublin, perhaps of course, to speak to an audience across the atlantic in the united states. because this is a president whose heart seemed very much here in ireland in the room, but whose i may be at least one of them may be across the atlantic, on a potential bade for a 2nd run at the presidential election in the united states. or perhaps part of this trip is also tried to cater and look toward those irish american voters. there are 33000000 people in the united states that lay claim to some sort of irish heritage. and there are only about 5000000 people here in island. so that's a pretty significant share of voters, and certainly some they keep talking, at least in some way to them, as well as these lawmakers here in the irish parliament. i saw rosie rosie bertot in w is look at some all stories that making headlines around the world. u. s. officials believe classified documents on ukraine and other topics were leaked by and, and national guardsman based of the fort bragg army base leak. expose details of u. s. surveillance of allies and adversaries.

about 17000000 people were forcefully shipped across the atlantic. not including those who died on the way due to unbearable living conditions. modern historians estimate that for each slave ship to america, there were 5 who died while captured during transportation, and cruel obliteration of rebellion. this ruthless people tre practice by the leading european countries, took away tens of millions of african lives. the organisation of united nations classifies that trans atlantic slave trade as one of the gravest human rights abuses in the history of humanity. this is the biggest act of deportation of people ever seen by mankind. ah ah ah ah, i can assure you roughly where the school is burned down. fire took it by accident. we don't know. take me to court. i don't know, only the fire knows for happy the missionaries are gone. you now we can do i own. i know we don't need to poop. we don't need the pope to tell us what to do with a school was right here because 3 stories building and nail on the floor already. he don't wanna bang bang, right. it's to

the atlantic counselors will cause a nato think tank. what counts as fact tracking is simply a, using official western governmental sources to challenge the views of alternative media and trying to abuse that government find offensive. the love in parliament has outlawed any public celebration of the soviet victory over nazi germany. in the 2nd world war, the anniversary of which is marked on the 9th of may. the authorities have found all processions, firework displays, and any other festivities on that day. the decree will remain in effect until 7 in the morning, the following. more than 40 percent of the laughing pump out of words from u. k to.

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of nato either meets or does not meet. why did finland become a full-fledged member of the north atlanticly enough without providing an action plan for nato membership, not because it had an extremely strong army, not because finland has any special status, because the state management system, the system of democratic values, the army management system meets the standards and criteria of nato and if we talk about the ukrainian armed forces, i am convinced that they have come closest to the standards of the north atlantic defense alliance from the point of view of the organization and from the point of view of technical support, today it is very important that the ukrainian state meets nato standards, because nato is also freedom of speech, because nato is also the rule of law, because nato is a set of values ​​that will definitely be transferred to these countries, and the country of ukraine must meet all standards can ukraine become a member of the north atlantic treaty organization in july , for this we need not to talk about it, but to make a decision, because the whole war must end an

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our ship, the atlantic. the south atlantic, the indian ocean and the south. these routes are not a one way street, so the ships that carry troops and munitions outbound will bring back a central raw materials which we require, for our own use the maintenance of these vital lines. is a tough job. it is a job which requires tremendous daring command, resourcefulness and above all, tremendous production of planes and tanks, guns, and also the ships to carry them. and i speak a game by the american people when i say that we can and will do that job. the defense, the world wide lines of communication, demands compel relat to place safe use by us of the sea. the air along the various routes. and this in turn depends upon control by the united nations of many strategic bases along the route control of the air in the simultaneous use two types of planes. first, the long range heavy bomber. and second, the light. the dive bomber the torpedo plane short range pursuit planes, all of which are a of the with and protect the bases and the bomber themselves. heavy bombers c

the atlantic counselors will cause a nato think tank. what counts as fact checking is simply, are you using official western governmental sources to challenge the views of alternative media and trying to abuse that government find offensive? something else to tell you about this friday, the pentagon knew the identity of the bummer, who targeted the couple or port and killed over a dozen us service members, but chose not to act on the information knots. revelation came to light during a fiery session of the high so oversight committee into the chaotic us withdrawal from afghanistan. we had identified the bomb or our internal guys did their work. the biden administration would not authorize the shooting, nor the a rush of the bomber that killed the start date americans and ordered 70 of our african, osh, wounded a maimed many, many others y y y. well, the hearings on. busy capitol hill brought us back to the debacle surrounding the us military's whole out of afghanistan. and there was that horrendous bombing that killed 13 us service membe

it's home—made and it travelled 4,000 miles across the atlantic 0cean. voyage in 2019 took 27 days and only ended when the three men on board tried to sink the vessel, but they'd been tracked and were arrested. the submarine, which is 20 metres long and made of carbon fibre, set off from brazil and first travelled along the amazon river. the captain they initially recruited took one look at it and said there's no way he'd be involved. he said it was like a suicide mission. head down inside and it's easy to see why. and this is where they lived for nearly a month. it's so cramped and claustrophobic in here. forfood, they had energy bars, cans of sardines. the toilet was a bag in the corner, and that was it. they had nothing else, apart from three tonnes of cocaine in the front worth more than £100 million. this so—called narco sub is now on display at the spanish police academy, an hour outside the capital, madrid, far from the sea. it's a symbol of a successful operation. but this submarine attempt wasn't a one—off. law enforcement agencies from europe a

the leaks also caused outrage, both in kiev and in other countries that are members of the north atlantice, therefore, having arrived in europe on tuesday, the head of the pentagon repeatedly repeated the statement, firstly, that the united states is still unwaveringly support ukraine, along with their allies, in all likelihood, and that washington is extremely takes the problem seriously. security in top secret documents, i know many of you have followed reports of unauthorized disclosures of u.s. confidential and classified material i take this matter very seriously and we will continue to work closely and respectfully with our extremely valuable allies and partners as i discussed with you this question. i was struck by the solidarity and your commitment to reject attempts to divide us and we will not allow anything to destroy our unity germany meeting on this is timely the announcement of a new aid package from the us and nato in particular , as has already become known about the us this press will make an announcement today that the first abrams tanks will arrive in germany in the com

of ukraine, and we will now move to the west to the united states , we will talk about the euro-atlanticects of ukraine in we are in touch oleksandr motyli storik political scientist professor of the hungarian university of the united states greetings mr. oleksandr we welcome you congratulations thank you for the invitation thank you for agreeing i wanted to start this our conversation is based on the information that appeared recently before i leave, we ourselves there nato that the country of central europe offers such a road map that institutionalized the approach of ukraine to the north atlantic union , you can replace the plan for membership, which now turned out to be no longer necessary, because in finland joined nato without any plan for membership, it is already clear that the procedure has been changed , that now there is an application for membership that has never been in nato before, and since now ukraine has essentially submitted this application and over is not going to accept it now, they offered this road map and then it became known that the united states, germany, hung

many of the grand designs that were meant to accompany a co atlantic as just not come to pass. but more importantly, ironically, this development has actually exacerbated certain climate change impacts in the city of lag ups. and so what these new terms do is they suck in all of the available public resources for infrastructure and innovation into these sites. and it means that nothing is being attended to in terms of the real cities that already exist, where the majority of people live. so it is not just that they are often inappropriate context, but also they have a distraction effect. the other thing is that, well, we walked onto stance, dig used to be the legal squad. unfortunately. creation of badges i learned is there me jo, manifestation of junk kish, whereby it green solution has come and has effectively removed us this all the entire 2 for the benefit of the $200.00, those 2000 who all eventually happened. very good engineering idea. handle that on the average legless shanta closings dresser needs. if you're new to the urban renewal scene, you probably wondering why an

the atlantic bloc doubled russia's land border with nato to a second. to it was 1.200 km. it with norway , estonia, latvia, lithuania and poland, now about the russian finnish border, the longest among all the borders of russia with the countries of the alliances together , almost 1,300 km in words finnish the leadership, although it assures that they do not need nato troops yet, in fact, the hostile military bloc has received direct access to the russian border; no one has canceled the geographical position of the finns along with the joints. uh, theoretically able to block. e, the gulf of finland, yes, both for civil and military ships. uh, threats to st. petersburg, threats to the infrastructure connecting murmansk and st. petersburg, as it was already in world war ii, but there is a nuance. there is a nuance. no, no neutrality, neutral status, finland is a legitimate target. in case of aggression the finns will pay the last price is not terrible, but the last price yes for their own. incomprehensible deterrent factors in russia are available in the kremlin called a new

it is for ukraine to move towards euro-atlantic integration.nd even despite the very specific promise from toltenberg, ukrainians call for a clear algorithm for the country's movement towards membership in the alliance, although there are still those who are more skeptical about this, everyone sees ukraine as nato partners in the future, but ahead there is still a long way to go now the task is to ensure that ukraine maintains an advantage in this conflict so that it ultimately ends in favor of ukraine if this is not the case, then there is no need to discuss nato membership in the meantime the flow of refugees from ukraine has turned poland into a binational country. this opinion was expressed by local journalists , and they point to the share of ukrainians. now accounts for more than eight percent of the total population. and this is more than 3 million people in the publication believe that such a state of affairs can have both positive and negative consequences artyom krasulin ekaterina radaeva lead. secret documents of the pentagon were in

the atlantic block has increased the land border of russia with nato twice to second.so it was 1,200 km. our country shared it with norway, estonia, latvia, lithuania and poland; now about the russian finnish border, the longest among all the borders of russia with the countries of alliances taken together, almost 1,300 km in words, the finnish leadership, although it assures that they do not need nato troops yet in practice, the hostile military bloc gained direct access to the russian border; no one canceled the geographical position of the finns along with the sustomites. uh, theoretically able to block. uh finnish gulf, yes, both for civil and military vessels. uh, a threat to st. petersburg, a threat to the infrastructure connecting murmansk and st. petersburg, everything, as it was already in world war ii, but there is a nuance. there is a nuance. no, neutrality. no, neutral status. finland is a legitimate target in the event of aggression , the finns will pay the last price is not terrible, but the last price yes for their own. russia has deterrents in the kreml

him anymore, in reality, we have seen it, obviously sweden will be the 32nd member of the north atlanticiance well, we hope that the 33rd will still be ukraine and we know that the summit of the north atlantic alliance will be held in vilnius in the summer, well, at least the representatives ukrainian states are already talking about the fact that at this summit they still hope to receive some kind of action plan or cooperation plan or joint venture. of the atlantic alliance. this history of the udp with the movement towards nato still has a long history. in ukraine, this topic gradually took a second or third place, now ukraine has actually rearmed the army, we are already on nato standards, that is, most of the units are also, as far as i know, switching to nato standards, well, at least the azov regiment was definitely er-er according to nato standards, formed , formulated er what do you think is possible? now ukraine is starting this process, it is clear that for nato it is a big problem that there is a war between russia and ukraine, because according to the nato charter , the count

the atlantic council, those go cause a nato think tank. what counts as fact checking is simply, are you using official western governmental sources to challenge the views of alternative media and trying to abuse that government find offensive? i can want to show you this story before we go. the luck fee in parliament has outlawed any public celebration of the soviet victory over nazi germany in the 2nd world war. the anniversary of which is marked on the 9th of may. the authorities have been processions, firework displays, and all other festivities, all not date. the decree will remain in effect until 7 in the morning, the following day. the vote was unanimous. that's despite the fact that more than 40 percent of the latino population or ethnic russians are 27000000 soviet people lost their lives. and what's known in russia as the great patriotic war, we get say the move will safeguard national values, the eastern european country. every one knows that may, 9th is a day that a certain part of society uses to glorify the totalitarian and oc

the atlantic council. those will cause a nato think tank. what counts as fact checking is simply a, using official western governmental sources to challenge the views of alternative media and trying to abuse that government find offensive for sailors are dead. after a russian fishing boat caught fire near the site, korean coastal city of wilson. early on friday, the vessels named cal tom was carrying a crew of 25 or russian citizens, as well as a 100 tons of seafood. the rest of the crew were rescued after their s o s call was answered by.

on our own skin, there is a very clear norm that ukraine should achieve membership of the north atlantic defense alliance, and finland has shown this . i am convinced that in july we will receive a decision on sweden's membership in nato. therefore, we ukrainians need to think about what exactly is necessary to do i think that the option is about that please write the specific steps that need to be taken this is the right option ukraine acted like this when we sought a visa-free regime from the european union then president poroshenko will put write everything you think is necessary, but this should be an excluded list, if we agree on this list for membership in nato, well, in essence , this action plan will begin in nato very clearly, what needs to be done, and we will then understand how quickly we can do it. i am convinced that we can do it, the question of ukrainian diplomacy today is to agree on all these options as soon as possible, not just uh, big challenges, but i say once again that this is not a problem of the west , this is primarily an issue that ukraine should pursue and in

about 17000000 people were forcefully shipped across the atlantic. not including those who died on the way do do unbearable living conditions. modern historians estimate that for each slave ship to america, there were 5 who died while captured during transportation, and cruel obliteration of rebellion. this ruthless people tre practice by the leading european countries, took away tens of millions of african lives. the organisation of united nations classifies that trans atlantic slave trade as one of the gravest human rights abuses in the history of humanity. this is the biggest act of deportation of people ever seen by mankind. ah, oh, oh oh. oh one's okay um i am so for that quarter to do it. so when you talk it over to turn it on a smart home list if you for dog terrifica not other so beautifully and if someone could have cured such us for the story doubled. oh oh oh really we're not listening. it's up. i'd need to renew it here. golden real all the way through this little yeah. alright. i shall come upon us with irritable with them both for me. s

when macron arrived and actually declared there, he makes strange statements, yes, for the euro-atlanticty, that is why they will work with europe, then with russia, they know the position, and then only with ukraine will offer something to us at our discretion, but they will say, but before that they will also consult with the united states of america. that is, it will already be an approximate draft of some formula for us, for them , the peace formula of our ukraine is the peace formula of the west, it is unacceptable for them honestly, i have to say good. so you say that if you know that they stand on two legs, you can predict how they will act. well, let's model what they can offer in the form of a compromise. so i asked mykhailo podeluk today whether i left president zelensky is a field where it is possible to discuss some compromise options for a solution and which would suit him in one word well, well, mykhailo said no because the war is such that it requires only an unequivocal victory and there can be no compromise here, but then what can we talk about? but if you invite to a co

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the crush of an ephron jet in 2009, 228 passengers and crew were killed when it plunged into the atlantic. the verdict will decide whether the plains manufacture advice or the line itself will be held criminally responsible. harry force it has more for nearly 2 years, while wreckage and bodies from france flight 447 had been brought to shore the mystery of what caused the crash that killed 228 people remained unanswered on the atlantic sea floor. then in 2011 remote submarines at last discovered the flight recorders, they revealed a terrifying chain of events. i stop sensors, repeated alarms and apparent pilot error is the air bus a 330 plug it into the ocean. a 2019 ruling not to prosecute either air bus or france was overturned on appeal. last year, their trial on charges of involuntary manslaughter began. we lost our daughter julia and her fiance bows. 29 years old. it was of course, a lot of suffering for our both of our families. but time heals, rooms. however, we still feel justice is not done. the aircraft was approaching the equator when it flew into a severe storm. i sing up espi

for years i been working to protect the whales included the most in danger of the north atlantic white well just discovered a very rare whale species in the gulf of mexico that's critically endangered. we have given them that address the threats to keep them from going extinct. there really understood when presented with straight up less project whales opportunity here and congress. when it comes to the astroturf groups that are posing conspiracy theories that offshore wind is behind the whale mortalities on the atlantic coast. suddenly they perk up and get very interested. maybe they care about whales now. this is not on the level she always say. we'll keep taking it serious efforts to protect our whales. we love our whales. the truth is offshore wind is not one of the serious threats and pack your populations on tht atlantic coast or anywhere else. all the offshore wind projects are going to have to comply with the marina whale and other protective measures. next line one last question for you. what is the last song you listen to? >> a fairly obscure tune a singer-songwriter named ch

janice dean will tell us when the worst of it will hit the mid-atlantic. it's relentless.nbelievable what's going on. talk about turbulence overseas and at home. a news alert a bipartisan group of lawmakers landing in taiwan overnight. house foreign affairs chairperson, chairman michael mccaul leading the u.s. delegation. >> ainsley: just hours after the speaker of the house, kevin mccarthy meets with the taiwanese president in california at the reagan library. the visit getting under the skin of china. >> steve: boy, did it. lucas tomlinson joins us live from washington. good morning. the chinese embassy there in washington sent out a four-page email the other day and said, hey, united states, don't meet with her. don't meet with her. we met with her. >> i will sum it up briefly they called it a grave mistake, steve. a bipartisan delegation has just arrived in taiwan, the island china considers to be a renegade province. here is the republican chairman of the house foreign affairs committee michael mccaul leading the visit. >> we are not going to let this intimidation get