u. funding is directly linked to reforms dictated by brussels. about the only thing the brussels seems to approve of with respect to poland is it's an anti russian pro ukraine stance. otherwise, it might find itself treated like hungry, branded an anti democratic pariah by the you in a recent report and adamant about maintaining sovereign control over its choice of trading partners, including russia and fuel to the fire. these internal feuds are problems and externally anchoring the blocks economy to trading partners in the wake of its own self army, anti russian sessions. and that's an economy that certainly aly right now. the ears, neo colonial attitude towards africa is coming back to haunt it as the world. oh and africa open up to other trade options in the east. comments like this. so from the blocks, chief diplomat certainly don't help matters. youtube is a garden. we had built a garden avenue, she worked is the best combination of, of political freedom, economic prosperity and social cohesion that the human kind has been able to build the

so, cash that's been allocated from brussels.ots of things that italy has to do. it has to keep its debt in check. it needs to make sure its spending is not out of control. it also needs to carry out some reforms. picking a fight with the eu in her early months is not something that is going to benefit her or benefit the european union as a whole. the rise of kenya's newly elected president, william ruto, seems like a heart—warming one. from the poorest rural background, he ended up at university, where he got a doctorate, and then went into politics. the problem is, that since his early days as a politician, he's been accused of corrupt land dealings. what should we make of president ruto? anne soy, the bbc�*s senior africa correspondent, and herself a kenyan, speaking from nairobi. there is reason to be optimistic and to have an optimistic outlook. because when you look at his campaign, he really went out of his way to do ground work across the country. he had more than 200 meetings with people in rural areas, in small, urban c

so, cash that's been allocated from brussels. lots of things that italy has to do. it has to keep its debt in check. it needs to make sure its spending is not out of control. it also needs to carry out some reforms. picking a fight with the eu in her early months is not something that is going to benefit her or benefit the european union as a whole. the rise of kenya's newly elected president, william ruto, seems like a heart—warming one. from the poorest rural background, he ended up at university, where he got a doctorate, and then went into politics. the problem is, that since his early days as a politician, he's been accused of corrupt land dealings. what should we make of president ruto? anne soy, the bbc�*s senior africa correspondent, and herself a kenyan, speaking from nairobi. there is reason to be optimistic and to have an optimistic outlook. because when you look at his campaign, he really went out of his way to do ground work across the country. he had more than 200 meetings with people in rural areas, in small, urban

f seems only too happy to keep cheery on brussels flexing in the mirror. and for the cameras all while selling a gas at $2.00 to $4.00 times the domestic price. so good to have your company. it has being regrettably, another deadly weekend in somalia. we understand a 100 people killed 300 wounded in twin car bombings that targeted government offices in the capital, murder, d shoe. on saturday. the country's president prevail, the scale of the figures and the address to the nation. authorities say the al qaeda linked, she hottest group our show. bob was behind the attack, a targeting at the end of the day that the education ministry, one victim of the attack describe what happened was when they came out to my shop going through the smashed mirrors, deadbolt, it must counter terror when you all of the one of the people was screaming, i conduct a resident all that iteration was, even though i was conscious and i felt dizzy. can i bring up some pictures for you? the optim off of the attack media reporting that the bombs went off on the very day . the somali of

f seems only too happy to keep cheery on brussels flexing in the mirror. and for the cameras all while selling a gas at $2.00 to $4.00 times the domestic price. ah, it's been another deadly weekend in somalia, as at least a 100 people being killed and 300 wounded. and as we understand twin, car bombings had targeted government offices in the capital market. the issue on saturday, the countries president of reveal the scale of the figures in the address to the nation earlier. authorities say that al qaeda linked to the hottest group out. sure . bob was behind the sold, ultimately targeting that of the education ministry. and one victim of the attack describe what happened when they came out of my shop going through the smashed mirrors, dead body was scattered everywhere and all of the wanted people were screaming. i conduct impression was all bad. the situation was, even though i was conscious and i felt dizzy, let's bring up some pictures now of the aftermath of the attack. the media reporting that the bombs went off on the very day that some ali officials

f seems only too happy to keep cheery on brussels flexing in the mirror. and for the cameras all while selling a gas at $2.00 to $4.00 times the domestic price. ah, good to have you with us for this weekly. from moscow, it has been another deadly weekend in somalia. at least a 100 people killed 300 wounded in twin car bombings that targeted government offices and the capital know that the issue on saturday. the countries president revealed a scale of the figures in an address to the nation. authorities say the archive, they're linked jihad is group ship. bob was behind the sold, ultimately targeting that of the education ministry. i. one victim of the attack, describe what happened when they came out to my shop, going through the smashed, nero's dead body was counter terror. where all of the, one of the people was screaming i conduct a resident was all bad. the situation was, even though i was conscious and i felt dizzy. and i want to show you some pictures of the aftermath of the attack. media reports saying the bombs went off on the very day that somali

go ahead in brussels. this i think your vis country too, as a lot to do, we for the future are international order and are actually the wish to wind survive, who will not disappear but in the future are murky. put our old or the west to will not be able to dictate everything. any mo, that's her. that's a problem from the western part of you. actually, or b, sir, is conflict in ukraine, is accent, arranging the process to walter murphy put on war. yep. and if we look at the different to appease those are in 2011 nay to was still able to, to do originally changed in libya. but then in syria, it failed to which were the rigid change because russia intervened in cedar yang to present 15. then he read the retreat of her washington under a nato from a. i've got his son in 2000, the 21. and then it ver, russia special operation in ukraine. after order negotiations where a close down or from the, from the, from the ne to member states because they didn't want to negotiate in europe and security arrangement and vis

this is not the first such request, but brussels is in no hurry to make a decision in the eighth package of restrictive measures. rassatom again does not appear, what was the reason dmitry moroka understood? the european union this week approved the eighth package of anti-russian sanctions, but as the european media themselves noted, the package turned out to be with a big hole, despite the insistent requests of ukraine, it again lacks measures against nuclear energy. this is one of the latest areas in which russia and the eu continue to cooperate on a large scale. and although the idea of ​​sanctions is constantly discussed on the sidelines of brussels, the likelihood of their adoption. observers of the portal and its review consider it extremely small, especially at the height of the energy crisis, according to their calculations, 18 nuclear reactors are now operating in europe. reactors built according to russian or soviet design, which are maintained and supplied with fuel by rosatom, including six in the czech republic, four in slovakia and the same number in hungary not later than

that's on that for us in brussels. so jack, what are the options on the table to keep energy prices in tech? well, it's a serious of marathon tools here in brussels. we know that the leaders are still talking about this energy issue. there are a myriad of different options they're trying to talk through, but the 2 most significant at the moment are the price cap and also the questions of a how that price cap should work. we understand that the leaders are really getting into this now. and actually the discussion that they've been talking about is capping the price of gas for imports. they're going to be used to price that to produce electricity. we now understand that the leaders are actually now talking about a different way of doing that and not just the, the, the price that it, that it costed to for the electricity. but actually that they will start looking at copying the benchmark price. so that is something that is changing within the document. they're starting to talk about that. and actually the understanding is

go ahead and brussels. oh yes soc jordy, your there was or who is if she are doing record all of her a nuclear war could o q e in the charter of europe. and because her, her been aware of nuclear weapons she, the u. s. nuclear weapons in russia, in soviet union, at the time, and the european st. you, we're feeding about to, they could be view your voucher. the t auto of is nuclear war, and this is why you are united, changing the press decided to have their own new club or to, to have your own new situation for to see you, terence. 40. see, we say in english are now, oh we, we are, we are back to we stokes about to meet you new class strikes, but i think today or this is more a communication wall. i think you're very same. a huge communication campaign to try to depict russia as her, as he, i grace or on potentially using the nuclear bumper limited nuclear bumps. but i don't think cure is going to happen because it's part of the ser, oh, of, of the sure. the communication wall and not there, i told you can'

go ahead and brussels. yes, we see quite amazing situation. where are you c or v, sir? european union member, see governments on nato member state governments or aligning themselves on nerve inara, cheese on decisions. so to sanction rush out we've, we've washington or vo. i can see you many deeper or, or disagree back to i, i knew were experts, i know so military or peeper, or citizens who totally disagree. we visser approach with delivering your weapon suit to ukraine, having sanctions against russia, which dummy cheese, european economy. they are demonstrations indifferent to us, but the main news, 3 media does not speak about that just or relay or ver nora, chief of for nature, all member states, governments and are the must. atlantis ceased one and dura except for hungary, which shows a different position or view. your opinion of many citizens is not taken into account on this. this will create, i think you're a crisis, your political crises, it's a future because are the governments i have a feeling d

go ahead and brussels. oh yes, soc jordy you're there was o as if she are doing the cornwall utter a nuclear war could o q e in the charter of europe. and because her, her beware, or nuclear weapons, seen us nuclear weapons in russia, in soviet union at the time. and are europeans to, we're feeding back to they could be view your earliest to the tier 2 of his nuclear war. and this is why your united kingdom on france decided to have your own nuclear bomb or to, to have your own new dissertation. 40 c, d, terrence, 40 c st. english are now, oh we, we are, we are back to we stokes, about 2 millimeter nuclear strikes. but i think today, or this is more a communication wall. i think you're a very same, a huge communication company to try to depict russia as her, as he, i, grace or on potentially using the nuclear bumper. limited nuclear bumps, but i don't think cure is gonna happen because it's part of it, or of, of the sure of communication war and the russia. i never mentioned joel distress, but they were nut

we start tonight in brussels. we're a new leaders haggled until the wee hours of the morning to find a way out of the energy crisis. common ground was the shared destination, but differences and how to get there turned a cement into another marathon meeting at the end of the night. a road map appeared one that at this point at least, has only very few roads on it. but the compromise, however preliminary as seen as a joint signal towards moscow, the e. u. as in this together showing unity that was the signal you leaders want to send. with this week's meeting in brussels, president of the european council, sha, michelle, made sure that the message came across nostrand will newton. when we stand united, we are more influential and have agreed to impart. we have demonstrated this unity, but there's still a lot to do. i believe we have taken important steps for the student council, which should give us confidence in a decision making capacity over the coming weeks and months. what he did. on the 2nd day of the to they

we start to 9 to in brussels. we're a new leaders haggled until the wee hours of the morning to find a way out of the energy crisis. common ground was the share destination, but differences and how to get there turned the cement into another marathon meeting at the end of the night. a road map appeared one that at this point at least, has only very few roads on it. but the compromise, however preliminary as seen as a joint signal towards moscow, the e. u. as in this together showing unity that was the signal you leaders wanted to send with this week's meeting in brussels, president of the u. p. counsel sha, michelle made sure that the message came across la struggle newton. when we started united, we are more influential and i have agree to impart. we have demonstrated this unity, but there's still a lot to do. i believe we have taken important steps. the student council should give us confidence in a decision making capacity over the coming weeks and months working on the 2nd day of the to they summit, you leader

brussels. and joining us now from there, the night headquarters is of course are corresponding terry shells. terry, we had the secretary of defense there. what do you make of his opening comments that well, it's clear that these attacks on ukrainian cities across the country has galvanized the alliance to, to hear these longstanding calls from the ukrainian government that they need more air defense. this is something that we've heard from keith time, and again, these are complicated systems. they take a long time to manufacture, they take a long time to deliver. now we've just seen that germany is, is delivering the 1st air to air missile system that it promised ukraine. and this, in fact, is a system that germany had planned to, to use itself had to, to keep in his arsenal itself. and now it's sending it directly to ukraine. so these attacks that have been so deadly for civilians just in recent days, clearly shows nato, that regardless of their remarkable success, that ukrainian forces have h

let a summit in brussels unity. and that is that you leaders who met well into the night last night, desperately want everyone but you know, especially russian president, why recruit and retain from this energy crisis meeting? is that everyone is united, but anyone listening to what victor or bomb said there, for example, can tell that there's really no consensus among all of these members states and the idea of a price cap that you can dictate to the world how much they can charge for b, e, u for energy is exactly the kind of arrogant, counterproductive ideological fantasy that while you'd expect from the block to the point where some of them like hungry and germany, are just not waiting around for this brain driving to fully ripen. but other than their unity propaganda already have no actual results report from their meeting except to that they agree to keep working on in. according to europe, council, president sharp, michel e, you council has reached an agreement on the energy you didn't see. and so there is a p

they're in brussels now to the us, we're the congressional committee investigating the january 6th. the tax on the capital building is promising. quote, surprising details. a hearing just getting underway in washington is likely to be the last before november's mid term elections. donald trump's security staff are expected to give evidence. oh, the storming of the u. s. capital on january 6th, 2021. an unprecedented attempt to stop the peaceful transfer of power from donald trump to joe biden. these images shocked the nation b and the world kathleen initially, republicans condemned the writers, but most have reversed course and thrown their support behind former president, trump again, only a small minority continued to demand. the trauma and the writers be held to account kasey, including liz cheney and adam kinsey are the only 2 republicans on the january 6th committee to investigate what role trump played in the riot room and efforts to overturn the election. shuttling out to the so far the committee has held a public hearing, featuring previously unseen footage and compelling wi

our correspond in brussels. terry shoulds has been following this news conference and join just now terry, your main take away from your instruct, burkes or comments you know, terry, the most interesting thing for me wasn't anything that the secretary general said it was that so many of the questions from journalists focused on the nuclear question, nato has said time, and again that despite the increased rhetoric from moscow, it does not see any sign that russian president vladimir putin is actually intending to use his nuclear weapons. but is still clear that there is a huge amount of concern about this based on, on the questions from the press. now, what happened today here at nato headquarters is that the nuclear planning group, which is a top secret meeting, were never allowed to know anything, even about the agenda and nor about the discussions there took place here. and we know that in that, in that meeting, they discussed possible responses again, which no allies will share with us. i'm and they also dis

that's going to be a big topic that you saw me coming up in brussels. or is it clear that countries like south korea and japan and countries that schoultz mentioned in a speech? are they willing to support apprised cap on death? well, gemini currently has the g 7 at presidency, so all of charges can use this platform as well. so the platform of the economy, the strongest economies, and strongest democracy's world wide to try and influence the asian partners. because all i've towards his argument is it is no use to implement a price gap on a gas for europe, because then the ships that deliver gas will simply turn away from europe and they will go to where prices are higher. and that could be in the asian markets. he says he does need the support from asian countries as well, who are also struggling with high energy crisis on need to thank you very much. our political correspondent, nina houses there will chancellor shelters, policy statement comes ahead of a key meeting of you leaders starting in brussels later. the energy crisis and the looming recessio

and i will say that we are doing everything to prevent this and are working now in brussels to providet for the ukrainian electricity network and that our consumers were not left without electricity and i can say that our requests are supported and we count on the fact that they will help us a lot in restoring everything and ensuring the passage of winter. a massive blow to the ukrainian electrical infrastructure, but the europeans themselves are thinking about how to overcome this energy crisis in these conditions. and what does ukraine expect from european countries from the european union, what requests did you make, you say, you made a request, and there is approval, we asked for help with the equipment necessary for that to overcome all the consequences of shelling in order for our energy system to work in regular mode, although regular mode is now very uh, well, it is possible to stretch it, but we still continue repair works, and for this we need equipment, which is quite difficult to get somewhere in europe, for this we need joint efforts, and we really received support now and

we begin in brussels. we're native leaders are considering how to boost ukraine's air defenses, and it's the 1st time the alliance has met since russia illegally annexed several ukrainian territories. last month, secretary general yen stoughton bag says a wave of russian attacks on civilians in recent days or sign of weakness. 50 countries have taken part in a forum setup by the united states to coordinate military aid for keith. u. s. pen secretary says nato remains committed to supporting ukraine. well, certainly it's not a question of like of a will. and the commitment the resolved that the chairman and i witnessed her in his contact group beating the day was as far as what i told the members of the group they, they remain committed to doing everything they can to generate the additional capability. d, w, correspond terry schultz is at nato headquarters in brussels. i asked her earlier whether the latest russian attacks have strengthened the resolve of ukraine's allies. and yes, these recent attacks def

our native leaders be the brussels so they are boosting ukraine's air defenses. and that that is their top priority. a wave of russian air strikes is targeted civilians in recent days. the us defense secretary today vowing that western military support for key will not fault. and the russians drive on a crowded market is killed. at least 7 people in ukraine's eastern. don't ask region. the governor there says that there was no military target that was hit. you watch the w news of next conflict zone. i will be back at the top of the hour with mobile news, followed by the day hope to see you then. mm hm. ah, with who entered the conflict zone. the war in ukraine has raised political attentions throughout europe, but relatively between and serbia in brussels. officials have told both sides to cool their rhetoric and $1.00 cost of own without an agreement to normalize relations with belgrade. the time for joining the e. u is running out by guest this week from christina albin corte to prime minister castle conflict zone. next on d. w. o . o. rearing to read. ah, ever

you right now will lightly dominate talks in brussels. the war in ukraine has driven up energy costs, and his fear that public support for ukraine could wine as winter bytes. so e u leaders will be looking at ways of cutting energy costs for consumers. his a look at how skyrocketing prices for gas and o have created major headaches for many europeans. now europe in governments want to change that at the ear leaders last summit. earlier this month, everyone agreed energy prices have to go down. now several suggestions on the table for their next meeting here in brussels. the fast proposal on the table is joined purchasing, but this model energy supplies would be bought at a european union level rather than a national one and subsequently distributed. this could bring down prices due to the increased purchasing power that might need some time to be set up. the 2nd proposal is agreeing on a maximum price limit paid for gas by all european importers. the intention is to prevent some of the price spike seen in recent months. but this measure c

no to the bureaucrats of brussels. she takes office at a difficult moment for italy facing an economic recession and soaring energy bills . but she's turned down some of her anti e u rhetoric. the new finance minister is john colored your jetty, who was part of the previous unity government and is considered a moderate. the foreign minister is antonio ta, jani. a pro europe politician who wants headed the european parliament and immigration portfolio went to a technocrat. not the hard line mateus al vini, who became minister of infrastructure. one of maloney's biggest challenges is italy's ukraine policy. yet the premium leaked audio messages suggest the former prime minister and ally silvio berlusconi bragging about his friendship with vladimir putin and appearing to justify russia invasion of ukraine. putin was supposed to enter ukraine and reached even one week, replaced the government with a new one chosen by the russians with a group of wise people, maloney has consistently backed ukraine. she responded to the lea

now several suggestions on the table for their next meeting here in brussels. the fast proposal on the table is joined purchasing, but this model energy supplies would be bought at a european union level rather than a national one and subsequently distributed. this could bring down prices due to the increased purchasing power that might need some time to be set up. the 2nd proposal is agreeing on a maximum price limit paid for gas. by all european importers, the intention is to prevent some of the price spike seen in recent months. but this measure comes with certain pros and cons. the advantage of this measure is that it could really reduce energy prices quite quickly. and at the same time, it wouldn't cost anything to european states, but that, of course, has the risk that suppliers will not deliver enough gas to european states because they, they have less incentives with a lower price to, to do so. the 3rd proposal is a solidarity mechanism, but this suggestion you countries would help each other out in times of emergency supply shortages, transferring ener

you leaders are currently meeting in brussels to address the crisis to w. brussels bureau chief of some of a norman, is there and told us all talks are progressing. so the meeting started with the leaders discussing the current energy crisis. and this discussion was interrupted, so they were able to listen to the ukraine in president zalinski. of course, the topic of energy is also on his mind with russia increasingly attacking ukrainian energy infrastructure. and now the leaders are discussing, again, is soaring energy prices and we are hearing that this sir. discussion is not bringing them at the moment, at least any closer to our solution. so we are hearing that there could be even a change of the whole summit choreography with maybe some other issues being now put forward to be discussed and the energy being pushed to morrow. that is, of course, all speculation. but maybe what's also important to note is that the french president melma call a match today with the german chancellor here on the sun, sidelines of the summit, france and germany are always being considered and driving du

jack barrick, while energy was being discussed and brussels to day was a dark day for many ukrainians as the public heeded a call from the government to switch off electricity until 11 pm. the measure is in response to russia's widening attacks against energy facilities which have cost outages. in many areas, national grid operators as the curve is limited to thursday, but more restrictions and blackout may be needed with winter approaching. preparing dinner in a makeshift outdoor kitchen, 9 year old autumn and his grandma arena a hurry and to get dinner ready before the setting, sun plunges the home into cold and darkness. soon, horgan is really cold. he and like guess she's, i'm sleeping in my clothes in my apartment now, li, issue, russian strikes of cut off utilities and cities and towns across ukraine. and many residents here in the hockey region. we have been living without gas, water, or electricity for weeks down. the kids move is enough. when did you open? our windows were damaged to it. now we are only eating here, but sleeping in the next apartment because their windows are

terry schultz there in brussels. more civilian targets have been destroyed in the 3rd day of russian drone and missile attacks against ukraine. a strike on a crowded market has killed at least 7 people in the town of the eco, in the eastern to that screen. the governor says there is no military logic behind the attack. earlier i asked our corresponded in t mathias voting of what he knows about that deadlier strike in the dentist. greek . yeah, we don't know exactly how it was carried out, but would we've seen as the pictures and social media horrific pitches of bodies lying mixed to market stands? this town of diva is one of the towns where the line of confrontation, the line of contact, came to a halt in 2014, 2015. and it's it ever since been a one of the frontline towns. and it has been frequently showed since the beginning of the full scale invasion february, this year, the shelling has been stepped up all along this line and a, all these places are under constant fire. it's no surprise that a place like a market

along with supporting ukraine in the process, the us defense minister said in brussels today that weill and continue to make efforts to support ukraine for as long as it takes, and you've heard us say this over and over again. and another thing that we repeat over and over again is that the united states absolutely committed to our obligations in accordance with the fifth article and we undertake to defend every inch of nato territory if and when it comes to that bohdan and another legal topic discussed with seven days in brussels is a nuclear threat from russia, the american administration says that diplomatic has already sent direct warnings to the navy about the catastrophic consequences in the event of the use of weapons of mass destruction by russia. earlier , president biden said that in his opinion, putin would not resort to this step if the threat from the kremlin perceives in europe and what kind of response is being prepared in europe , they talk about it very reluctantly and make noises about it, even let's say a wish that it is not worth talking about it in order not to t

jack park in brussels and next sunday in strasburg. thanks so much. they said he or ukraine says its forces, have retaken towns in the south and east of the country, including parts of the regions. russia illegally, annexed last week. officials installed by moscow have acknowledged setbacks in the her son. region are correspondent mathias bellinger, visited ukrainian troops in south close to the front line. and despite looming fears of a cold winter, he found soldiers and residents optimistic about further gains. they are digging in. the soldiers have only recently forward to the new position. now they are fortifying their defenses the peering, retrench. it's been more than 3 months now since ukrainian president volume is zalinski announced cubes, counter offensive in the salt law. but we are constantly trying to drive the enemy from their positions with these attempts have been successful color and we are moving forward. we now have new positions and we fortifying them. that is how we make a constant progress forward. you can turn a little from us fo

who is a stick that ah, you leaders are wrapping up a summit in brussels focused on tackling the energy crisis. let's listen now to european commission president, an ursula funder line and president of the european council showed michelle at dr to crew shorter to hoggard delivery. i talked to mom or uncle thought a richer unofficial image up was trying to coaster lou given the observer in birth . so since she gets you the printer can walker as she and all into a she on the what the on, on back to just was it all her sima be disabled or metal on myrtle or default, because her, the nice, what do you all been added to chrome, so this is initiated by the european council with the european commission to take the necessary steps to ensure that we are credible and have to strong ally, you release citizens to summer topics this morning. very important topics on their gender. a strategic discussion and debate on our relations with china. we also took on board other foreign affairs matters. 2. and once again, of course, we've touched upon how we will continue to act in support of ukraine and impl

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when we talk about that, you're talking about brussel decisions. i think there's always a school to come in, usually brussels until that's when what we should be concentrating on with all of those plans. all those nuclear black box embarrass. galaxy is not wanting something radical like that. one of the one thing. let me just see if it is a group. you may think you want me to come to that. you know, let's take a look at the latest one, rushes care on region where 5 people have reportedly being told off. the ukrainian force relatedly struck civilian areas. this is the u. s. applied high miles missile system. here are the latest pictures we have with the image is said to show the aftermath of the attack. 2 buses were destroyed, while at least 3 people were also reportedly wounded across the russian public. don't yet sca artsy correspondent andre fill it all has been wounded for a 2nd time. it was grace by some shrapnel reporting on a battle in the area following such as contained some mildly graphic content from your new milk. and i knew i was hit ag

thank you for your work. here i am, the correspondent of espresso from brussels, belgium, was in touch with us now , and we will add to the conversation and continue this topic a little, but we will touch on other important topics that are urgent for ukraine at the moment. so to speak, mykola princely people's deputy of ukraine, mr. mykola, i congratulate you, i congratulate you, i see you now on this rammstein it's just that i was so brief to continue the topic , they said that nowadays tatiana's pancake from brussels that enemy strikes on the e-e energy system of ukraine and in general on the civil infrastructure led only to the fact that our partners are ready to help us even more actively. in your opinion, maybe earlier it should have been better to bet on the power of modern air defense systems for ukraine. why does something have to happen for this reaction to happen? does this happen so normally? please, well, this is not normal. ukraine has long talked about the need for powerful air defense systems, at least in order to protect our civilian population and our infrastructure. w

and in brussels, we left for the road that connects the two villages of yasnogorodok and motyzhyn in that in the forest strip, they placed about 10 degrees and hurricanes, scattered around cities and villages, the result of the work of these rocket systems of salvo fire . the counteroffensive of our fighters was also stopped by the deadly equipment, then the command of the ukrainian army again made a bet on the coordinated work of agricultural intelligence and artillery will deepen there day after day, meter by meter a meter further away, they have already been evicted, and there are still such ones, let’s say, larger , large-scale positions. they drew marks of found and destroyed native equipment, as air force pilots do on the electronic bumblebee of brussels, there would be at least 40 such marks. euphoria nina, what killed the moments, i directly see the hit, i stand with the remote control directly, and what trados, i jump on the spot. but the euphoria was often replaced by fear, the fighters sincerely say we we went to work in such territories where our checkpoints no longer exi

why brussels fails to find a compromise between sanctions and saving its own market will be told by dmitry moroka. there are many proposals to deal with the energy crisis, but before they practical implementation is still far away following a 10 -hour discussion in brussels, the eu leaders did not approve a package of measures developed by the european commission, but agreed to look for joint solutions in person . initiatives on the agenda include joint gas purchases, dynamic regulation of exchange prices on the dutch hub ttf market, as well as the introduction of world savings designed to reduce the demand for gas in the european union now stocks of gases in underground storage facilities. eu account for approximately 92% from the maximum volume. this is above the target level. however, for the entire season of these reserves. it may not be enough, given the failure of the nord stream and the general reduction in supplies, the main idea that was voiced at the summit in brussels, european companies should purchase gas together in order to reduce competition, which leads to a constant incre

barbara basal, she's at that you summit for us in brussels. barbara, from your perspective, how united is the e u. when it comes to dealing with this energy crisis. not united at all. that is the sorry answer. i'll have to give you on that because it's still 15 to 12. the european union is still divided between those 15 countries, among them, france, spain, italy, and some others, particularly smaller countries who do want a gas price, a cap, who say, if we gang together as a european union, our market power is such that we can more or less dictate lower prices, and it's the other group are led by germany and the netherlands, and particularly say that is nonsense. it's not going to work because then the suppliers of gas will just take the scarce commodity to other parts of the world. we're talking about energy that could be shipped to pretty much anywhere asia or where else. so this is the position that seems quite intrenched and there has not been any real movement throughout the last 2 weeks when the leaders in last met in prague. the proble

brussels is essentially a rejection of the market principles that europe has been imposing for a longtime, while it was in its interests details from rustam kosov brussels starts a two-day official summit of eu leaders the steps were outlined in a letter from the head of the european commission. just a few weeks ago , the market really changed from the pipeline gas market to the lng market, so we need a new price-specific target for lng, the commission will now develop this additional target in conjunction with the european regulator. but it takes time at the same time as the times of the world. we will limit ttf prices we call it a market correction mechanism, in addition to a new benchmark for lng and restrictions on ttf, the european commission wants to create a mechanism to radically reduce volatility in all eu gas and energy sites, a plan for joint purchases at minimum prices implies the complete elimination of internal competition in europe. a mechanism of solidarity is proposed for more prosperous eu countries with lng infrastructure to have to orderly share gas with poor neigh

and for the long haul, d w, terry schultz is covering the meeting in brussels. i asked her how much more military aid ukraine can expect? yes, terry, that's been a constant refrain from keith since the war began. weapons weapons, weapons is what it wants from nato allies. and today, around the table, some 50 countries are meeting to discover exactly what they can give ukraine talking about who has what equipment. but as you mentioned, the priority today is going to be air defense because as much progress as ukrainian forces have made on the ground without more complex air defense equipment. they can't do anything about these russian attacks from the air. and everyone's been very struck by the loss of civilian life in these recent attacks that the nato secretary general described as horrific, indiscriminate attack. so that's certainly going to be the priority here today. but in fact, what, what they're going to be providing ukraine ranges all the way to winter clothing, how to deal with the months ahead. so certainly these 50 some countries are discussing what ga

now, jack, back to you in brussels there. this is the 8th a package of sanctions since february, affective have the previo previous ones been yeah, that's the question, isn't it? god, exactly that. i think from an e you perspective that you think that they have managed to be quite cutting on the russian economy. the european commission president as of on the line said that they have been quick and decisive in getting this sanctions package over the line as a bit of context. i think that there'll be very, very pleased that they managed to do it within the ambassadorial meeting here in brussels this morning. we have a big summit coming up at the end of this week in prague. all of the use lead is going to be there plus leaders from this new european political community idea, including the u. k. countries like turkey as well. and they really didn't want it to run over. to go over into that summit where you'd see leaders arguing over this, the sanctions are in response to the referendums that were considered a sham and to be illeg