which for 20 minutes there was a lot of smoke of them were for 2 more fires like got the south of bucharest would be engulfed and smoke and stench in fact, all of the caressed suffers from serious environmental problems. several times in recent years, limits have been exceeded a 100 times over. the problem isn't just heavy traffic. there's also the repeated a legal binding of waste, some of which comes from germany. last summer, romanian beaudet police made a major discovery and the black sea port of con stanza, more than 1800 tons of suspicious waste. their shipping documents to show it. it had been declared as plastic, but it also contained metal tires, batteries, and even carcinogenic. asbestos. dangerous makes it as prohibited by the e. u. we want to confront the german company mellow with the accusations and had to hamburg. it's home to europe's that largest port. each year, millions of containers a ship from here. some contain waste. we discovered that greenpeace also has been aware of mella for some time. over the mellow says it doesn't want to comment. 10 days, aaliyah would send an

you are in bucharest general. _ bridges. you are in bucharest general. you _ bridges.ral, you will— bridges. you are in bucharest general, you will have - bridges. you are in bucharest general, you will have read i bridges. you are in bucharest i general, you will have read the reports that president macron wants us to an quickly. it seems the german chancellor and german chancellor on the same page as well and you don't normally see this happen. how would this be seen in eastern europe? —— the italian president. eastern europe? -- the italian president-— president. this would be a catastrophe. _ president. this would be a catastrophe. shame - president. this would be a catastrophe. shame on . president. this would be a - catastrophe. shame on them. president. this would be a _ catastrophe. shame on them. shame if they are encouraging the ukrainians to give up territory. i was speaking to give up territory. i was speaking to someone the other day and she was asked by an italianjournalist to someone the other day and she was asked by an italian journalist why don't you

given by the municipality of the city of bucharest, and our protests, they say we sent the municipalitysay, will consider. i say really in unitary romania, uh, where, uh, centralized power and no autonomy. in general, nowhere. it is precisely in bucharest that foreign political autonomy answers, in general, there are no intelligible ones. generally. here the geopolitical violation of logic and the denial of historical relationships of cause and effect are normal phenomena, so it does not surprise me at all. well, at the same time, i i also took advantage of this opportunity to thank the romanian authorities for having provided the gendarmerie unit and other law enforcement agencies on may 9 and uh, several days adjacent to our great victory day. we can say perfect order and safe. some of the participants in all the memorial events of solemn presentations, wreaths, the subbotnik of which was organized at one of the memorials, uh, in the foothills of the carpathians and all the rest of these, so to speak, commemorative events dedicated to the day of the great victory at the same time, uh,

the budapest declaration was earlier -- >> i'm sorry, bucharest, sorry. >> bucharest was the nato summitdeclaration was the agreement whereby russia primarily, the united states, britain and then later france and china gave ukraine the guarantees of independence and security of borders in return for ukraine giving up what was then the world's third largest nuclear stockpile. and russia has clearly broken the security assurances that it has given. so it's very difficult to deal with a head of state like mr. putin who customarily lies and breaks international agreement. >> but what to do about ukraine, give it a security guarantee now or -- >> well, we are giving ukraine something better than security guarantees, namely the means to do what they want to do anyway, which is to defend their land from purges, from war crimes, from deportations to gulags in russia. you know, charlie was in the obama administration, which advised the ukrainians not to fight in crimea. that led to donbas. they didn't arm ukraine. putin thought he could take all of ukraine and extinguish it as an independent nati

the fact is that even if washington orders both bucharest and chisinau and.l, in warsaw they are already waiting for him, we will talk about warsaw separately now. it 's fine there. washington still does not quite guess how russia will react in one case - this is an attack by drones. undermining. there these e antennas, there and so on, but another thing is a full-fledged large-scale military invasion. let's react to this, no one will throw firewood towards the moldovan desire or not desire. well , because moldova actually not only agreed to expand military assistance to ukraine but. well, and now all sorts of other military issues are being discussed; moreover, it means it is not clear. it was all the original agreement. that is, it was some kind of plan, how this conflict will be published in moldova. what kind of chisinau, as it were, convinced arguments. e from kiev, an argument from brussels that you need to participate in all this? let's take an example. a contingent of military officers from the eu countries may soon take over the protection of the mol

moscow condemns bucharest's course on the situation in ukraine , including the supply of weapons to theorities and attempts to indulge in the excesses of the ukrainian bank of formations against civilians. in addition, the foreign ministry today spoke about the numerous complaints of russians who are now actually unable to obtain a british visa, not even to travel for work. or to visit relatives in moscow called this situation unacceptable and reported that they would act similarly in relation to the subjects of the kingdom. the secondary activists decided to express their support to the inhabitants of riga and together with them to defend the monument to the liberators of the city. they came to the embassy of latvia in moscow gathered more than one and a half thousand people, representatives of the young guard of united russia and the volunteer company of the military brotherhood. but what happened at the consulate general of latvia in st. petersburg, a lot of people also came there, they said about the immortal feat of soviet soldiers about which the west so stubbornly wants to forget

this is a mirror response to the actions of bucharest and sofia, from where 11 of our diplomats wereplanation in april, according to both countries, today the head of the romanian diplomatic mission was summoned to smolenskaya square and said that moscow condemns the line of bucharest, which supplies weapons to kiev and justifies without feeling the ukrainian nationalists against civilians and today in the foreign ministry they told about the numerous complaints of russians who cannot get a british visa, it is not only about traveling, but also about traveling for work and in order to visit relatives in moscow, they called this situation unacceptable and demanded clear explanations from london. the european union has turned into an aggressive militant player, and against this background, there are doubts about the harmlessness of kiev's desire to join the eu this statement by sergey lavrov was made today in dushanbe following the meeting of the council of ministers of foreign affairs of the cis countries ukraine was dmitry kochetkov knows one of the central topics, but not the only o

and i want to take you now to bucharest, the u.s.rst lady jill biden arrived a short time ago in romania's capital, it's the first day of a four-day trip that will see her next trip to slovakia. she will spend time with families displaced by russia's war on the ukraine. and we will see biden meet with romania's first lady. biden is educated and kept her job as an english teacher at a local college during her tenure. more than 850,000 refuges from ukraine, slovakia, nearly 400,000, not nearly as many as poland. both countries are straining to meet the needs of the influx. these images are coming from the capital, bucharest as first lady jill biden there. as soon as we get more pictures we will of course bring them to you. well, even though governments around the world have warned the citizens against traveling to ukraine to fight, some foreign nationals have decided to go anyway. i spoke with two former u.s. marines and a former canadian sergeant and they described the decision and the challenges they face. for weeks now, the voluntee

earlier today we were in bucharest romania where the first lady really saw the traumatic side of putin'sselves, their world into a whole new atmosphere, a whole new city. this is something that the first lady really focused on today. she focused on the mental health of children, the trauma they had been through, you know, new schools, new friends, new homes, things that are really going to have long lasting effects. she wanted to understand how romanians were taking care of their newest residents if you will. one 7-year-old girl in the classroom today drew something on her little hand card there that said i really just want to go home and see my father. she was from kyiv, another little girl said that she wished she could go home to odesa. of course we know the toll, we've seen the images of what ukraine is going through. a lot of these families, though, even though romanians have welcomed their homes and their hearts quite frankly to these refugees, they still want to go back home, and there are 7,000 ukrainians arriving per day still in romania, so the first lady wanted to have a hands

day after tomorrow he went to the front as a volunteer, he came to young boys at the age of 19, bucharestnna, and before that, still quite. here's another, but not jung, but in any case, as a young sailor, he was drowning in the kerch kerch bay, because this boat was knocked out of him, and in general, he miraculously escaped completely, and then passed, all the war, wonderful. let's. now let's see the footage of how vasily tells you about the filming of this picture. yegor then go and already the balcony yegor died. i'm sorry alex , i'm sorry i don't know. there is such a profession ivan to defend his homeland. there is such a profession, but at first i refused the role, it was like this, i refused, because i didn’t really understand matte patterns, there are 70-65 percent of the material of this wonderful script. boris vasiliev and i have 25-30 no more, not enough about me about my hero, so i refused once refused twice, then moved. once, together with volodya, a horn director. i have this, and he has this. i don't know what what the main thing, even mine, he says, you need a new actor,

today in romania the first lady made a heartbreaking visit to a school in bucharest, earlier she alsod serve dinner to u.s. troops posted about 60 miles from the ukrainian border. now to the pandemic and a new warning from the biden administration. it's predicting a fall and winter wave with 100 million infections. cases nationwide are up 52% in the last two weeks. hospitalizations have risen 21%. we get more from cbs' lilia luciano in los angeles. >> reporter: hey, adriana, good evening. on their six wave of covid, after the summer will be another be another explosion of infection. the white house is sounding the alarm about a new covid wave this fall and winter driven by new omicron subvariants. it projects up to 30% of americans could be affected and urging to pass more in pandemic money now. cbs' david agus. >> we should be on top of it, no more deaths from this virus. >> reporter: 32% of americans are now living in high or substantial risk areas. new hospitalizations are increasing nationwide. what is the status of the pandemic at this point? >> there is a lot of immunity out the

the armored vehicle was moving towards the ukrainian border already on the territory of romania in bucharesto called a planned training. although everyone immediately had associations with events. you are an armed group several times firing grenade launchers at the building of the ministry of state security. have they existed in ukraine for a long time? subdivisions of a sabotage and reconnaissance group, they create several terrorist attacks here in order to try to create a second front that will delay and tie up, which means that odessa will also not be kept calm now in the russian border areas, even if we do not take into account the explosions in ammunition depots and fires at oil depots, which coincided with the time in a special military operation, then here, for example , kursk, at three o'clock in the morning , a shock wave banged something, the alarm went off, but there were several claps at night , there were shots, the air defense system of the kursk region was triggered, and there was, neutralized. drone. e ukraine at the moment, the situation is stable and fully controlled. here

starting with the bucharest nato summit, in all a-a documents a-a final documents of nato, in many closedutely clear definition that it is impossible to form european, especially a-a security in central europe without belarus, and all are perfectly aware that one of the tasks facing the civilized world today is to tear belarus away from the kremlin's influence or to rid belarus of this tyrant lukashenko . he does not understand that there is no forgiveness for him and that is why he has an attempt to avoid a-ah a direct confrontation and him as a tyrant with the civilized world, but he is maneuvering in vain and there will be no excuse for him anymore, moreover, i have no doubt that putin will force him to push the belarusian army against the ukrainians and therefore, at this stage, it is absolutely necessary that, with the support of ukraine, lithuania and poland, let's say in bialystok a or vilnius a or kyiv, the government of the republic of belarus was formed, because those for whom belarusians voted for the last 30 years are today all over europe and zenon pozniak and tykhanovskaya a

stalin took revenge on eastern exactly this year, soviet troops entered bucharest and what did the allieshey sent their wonderful generals, too, to count on the fact that they are here to participate in the leadership of the new allies, the king announced michael that they were allies of germany and hmm well, well, as he did, he simply acted. it's very exactly exactly the way it was all the girl's pitchfork, the wine. unless from the gramophone, under the sound of which the generals from the allied armies or los sweet-voiced rested, come back. on may 2, 1945 , the council of people's commissars adopts two resolutions on the celebration of the centenary of the birth of the prominent russian scientist ilya mechnikov and on the commemoration of the fiftieth anniversary of the invention of radio by alexander popov, in this decree, it was decided to appoint may 7 as an annual holiday. radio day may 3 troops of the first belarusian front. goes to the river elbe southeast witenberg, where they meet with the americans. the first legendary meeting on the elbe of the units of the first ukrainian fr

you have managed to get out your in bucharest now as i say, but you had to leave loved ones behind who did you leave behind? i love behind my father and. 6 my grandma, our grandma, they're both really and so that's why my dad decided to stay. so we will be for the to be there to leave for me and my mother and my father is taking care of my grandma, who is not able to walk. he searching for pills all the time and are you in touch with him? are you able to speak to them 1st firstly? yeah. been in touch by your russian day in harrison and some part of the. 2 region, they brought all the work and all the connection wires, so there is no, not every single sign all to talk to them. it was the 30th of april at 7 pm, all network and the connection was cut off and we had no ability to hear from them from the point i remember calling to my grandma and this day as well. and she was saying, but she will, will please fine, but something will go in there and i don't know what's happening right now. so it's really disturbing that we've run out of time. but thank you so much for speaking to his radio.

opportunities and opium, that is, i want to intercept your opinion, recalling the nato summit in 2008 in bucharestwhen in fact, then nato was frankly scared, they were considering the possibility of providing this plan for the membership of ukraine and georgia, and putin frankly stated that if this happens, i will simply the attack on ukraine, the attack on corruption, in fact, nato was scared then, and in fact, putin started what we saw after a few months, i don't remember. yes, after the summit, there was an invasion of georgia, then there was the annexation of crimea and the invasion of donbas. if it had been, what do you think well, what does it mean if if if yes history history i don't know about you, but we see the fact that in fact nato, giving us hope that this could happen , eventually gave up and pushed putin. well, i believe that it pushed putin to what he did, because if you see the weakness of the opponent, well, why wo n't it be used, i want to, maybe even agree with the moscow propagandists on one thing, you know that ukraine is now ukraine is now the territory of nato's influence t

the fact is that starting from the bucharest nato summit in all a- and in the final documents of natoin many closed documents , including, there is an absolutely clear definition that it is impossible to form european security, especially in central europe, without the belarusians, and everyone is well aware that one of the tasks facing the civilized world today is to detach belarus from the kremlin's influence or to rid belarus of this tyrant lukashenko, this is the first, the second . there is an attempt to avoid a direct confrontation with the civilized world as a tyrant, but he is maneuvering in vain and there will be no excuse for him, moreover, i have no doubt that putin will force him to push the belarusian army against ukrainians and therefore at this stage, it is absolutely necessary that with the support of ukraine, lithuania and poland, let's say, in bialystok a or in vilnius a or in kyiv , the government of the republic of belarus was formed, because those for whom belarusians voted for the last 30 years are all over europe, i.e., pozniak and tikhanovskaya and andriy, the

diplomat who , almost 25 years ago, actually made kharkiv a special partnership with ukraine in 2008 in bucharest, nato already made a decision already ukraine will be members now, the question is about that, i heard a comment from a colleague of the expert that the path to nato is easier, the political decision has already been made in the terms in which the international bureaucracy operates, it is a matter of time, when will it do it today, tomorrow, you know, i will say a paradoxical thing, now it is not important, because today the armed forces of ukraine they fulfill the role of the security council and over, that is, they bear the burden of ensuring the security of the world, which today converged on the territory of ukraine, and they show themselves very well , so the question now is not that er, can it be some kind of substitution. will it be difficult or not difficult? will it be a political decision regarding ukraine's membership in nato? today, the word "pedition" was mentioned. ukraine does not need an action plan regarding membership . this is a decision. well, let's say that first

but investigators a hot on the heels this is an illegal landfill outside bucharest, last year. ok? harvey in baton, who was head commissioner of romanian, environmental guard, leading an investigation into arson at the site with the little brought them out of them. a lot of garbage was burned here for 20 minutes. there was a lot of smaller bicycle to more far as like that. and the south of congress would be engulfed in smoke and stern. sure. this was apple quarters to be several times in recent years at pollution in the romanian capital has exceeded e u limits a 100 times over. heavy traffic is one cause, but so 2 is the illegal burning of waste. some of which it emerged comes from germany. last summer romanian border police made a major discovery in the black sea port of constantia more than 1800 tons of suspicious waste. it had been declared as plastic, but it also contained metal tires, batteries, and even carcinogenic asbestos. it's against a new law to miss label shipments and export. hazardous waste. we had to germany and europe's 3rd largest port, hamburg romanian authoritie

russian peacekeepers in south ossetia took place exactly 4 months after the memorable summit in buchareste they talked about the map for joining the alliance of georgia and ukraine 14 years have passed. and yet , those who blindly adhere to the open-door policy are not ready for the policy of broken windows, the us authorities, including the biden administration, despite everything, beat the drums, insisting on ukraine's entry into nato just last fall you signed. all about the strategic partnership, while you perfectly understood that ukraine was unlikely to ever join the alliance. why was it so important for you last fall to continue campaigning for ukraine's accession to nato thank you senator. it's not a matter of agitating for ukraine's accession it's a matter of upholding basic principles when it comes to nato, we must keep fingers open, but at the same time, while we speak and see the destruction in ukraine, we also hear president zelensky's statement he says, you know, maybe we will consider a possible option for our neutral status. we could discuss this before the invasion instead

underestimated because, although history does not tolerate conditional inclinations, if in 2008 in bucharestine would have received an action plan regarding member, and if we had made members by the 13th year, there would not have been this war, there would not have been illegal annexation of crimea, there would not have been tens of thousands of dead ukrainians, and there would not have been a situation where the world is now not just on the brink of a terrible global economic crisis, but on the eve of the food crisis and the threat of famine, according to the united nations organization, for 20% of the population of the earth in this situation, er, against the background of this possible crisis, do you not feel a certain fatigue from er war among european and western politicians? we hear these all offers we need to come to an agreement, we need to save putin's face , we need to sit down at the negotiating table in two months, these are different people talking, but people with authority and surnames, we can't even name them, but we understand that these people have great authority in the w

accordingly, we, as a country that has already been burned many times in the meetings from bucharestiations, and our citizens must hear a clear signal today from the leaders of the eu, therefore, such a decision must be adopted in june and in the future, all other issues related to the reforms of financing the restoration of our state. they must be in line with our movement towards membership of the european union and the logic is simple enough, today it has already been adopted by countries such as austria, austria, which was quite skeptical, today france understands our position and is serious enough to support it, as well as a large number of countries of the european union . the official statement of the ministry of foreign affairs of hungary that this country will not block ukraine's european integration path. i hope that hungary will keep this promise. well, let's hope that they will keep this promise, thanks to ms. olga for explaining these moments. olga stefanishyna , the deputy prime minister for european and euro-atlantic integration, was in touch with us. we will continue

russian foreign ministry was told - this is a response to the unmotivated decisions of sofia and bucharestexpulsion of russian diplomats of the ambassadors of bulgaria and romania was summoned to smolenskaya square today, where they handed notes on moscow's retaliatory actions poland is building up the construction of a wall on 50 km of the border with belarus have already been built, and by june they promise to build all 200. well, politicians do not hear the requests of scientists, including european ones, to come to their senses and not destroy belovezhskaya pushcha this is the last relict forest of europe called anastasia sakhovskaya. steel reinforcement is poured with concrete in the gaps of the slab of protection against undermining half a meter into the ground as much above it, on which there are lattice sections of thick galvanized rods, and the so-called egozak thorn, which is wound on top and already stand their three human height immediately conditional lines, dividing large belarus, work is being carried out, to this day they are being carried out very intensively in the border

fifth in bucharest calling on the phone that the romanians attacked you no signed surrender.ooray and everyone is shooting, and here on the square of the fallen fighters, motorized riflemen and national guard cadets are on the line. and the cadets are moms around the perimeter. it seems that one of all is worried about a family. relic of the award. the great-grandfathers of the signalman will help my great-grandfather restored communication with strong enemy fire twice and received for these. through courage, the highlight of the equipment of military-historical clubs was collected from the places of battles and restored to running condition, as this zis-5 is present number of original parts. for example, the radiator lining, rims, dear, this is the artillery hitch from near leningrad. for the first time on the square, two hits, one hit here, and one hit the wheel and hub, another novelty, the oldest participant in the parade, a fire rarity was saved by rescuers gears move works flawlessly in such cars, meeting the war they extinguished fires and saved people, at least look t

and reason he is, he's repeatedly called on the government in bucharest to take action against trash smugglers elsewhere. so normally means that i made you lee. one minister's answer left me speechless. my focus. okay. she said, we trying to do it because it would anger the big cement producers just watch him grow. stop until cassandra may have a strong lobby. god, i will not be those happy. the potomac, he had to the harbor for another inspection from us from us. i just got a call from the you judicial authority about coordinating the case with germany and belgium, elijah in romania charges have been filed against a hamburg based company. now the courts will decide whether mellow, acted criminally or not. since china banged the import of plastic waste in 2018 waste export as a looking more and more to countries like romania bulgaria and poland. germany is considered a world leader in recycling, but that's probably also thanks to the many waste exports to eastern europe. a similar situation to the one we've just seen in romania is fought to come on in many countries in africa as well

european union, as well as poland and our president, that lekhachynsky wanted at the nato summit in bucharestuld get me the first bucks plan, the student plan in nato, and nothing changed for me, we, we, we wanted it to be like that and we understand that the baltic countries would also like to, we understand that finland and sweden will be members of nato and we just have to work and all this is not easy, but it is an opportunity oleksiy goncharenko you also wanted to add i really wanted two words thank you for your work wanted to say that just the other day it happened that i had the opportunity to meet and talk with the current president duda and former president kvasniewski, and i would like to continue the question posed by mr. oleg, that poland supports ukraine as a candidate for the european union, there is absolutely no doubt about that, we we are very grateful to you for this, you are loyal supporters and advocates of ukraine in europe. thank you for this, but the question worries us all very much. literally in a month, the summit of the european council, well , in fact, the european

about building alliances and do what the americans look about to look, americans had been forcing bucharest on is not it is an open secret, a medical said been ditton bought to sun many times on because the build on transaction relationship because all comic dependency. what focus on is trying to do for the past decade as a set to get out of this. i am a while back thing. trying to be more dependent on internal economic development. that's not happening. that's unfortunate. we are trying now. and we consider that it is impossible for united states to do was ours to do thinking on economy and on afghanistan and our, our pursuing us relations with russia. i daunting that. now you can do worse, what we have achieved in the boston you'd want up. and now you mentioned in des centric relation, ash, relationship that pakistan has. and many a political scientist, historians argued that not only the united states, but the large extent, great britain, your former colonial muster, benefited from keeping india and pakistan so focused on each other, you know, wasting resources or spending resources depe

responsibility, the material will be watched the first oscar we return to one of the first issues, bucharestroved the entry into the country of the american striker battalion to carry out nato tasks, as well as the f35 fighter detachment, the corresponding decree was signed by the president of romania e. klaus johannes , he called the russian aggression a reason, in addition, in the next 10 days, exercises of the special forces of the north atlantic alliance e will be held in romania, the details will be discussed by the extraordinary plenipotentiary ambassador russia in romania valery, kuzmin, he went on direct communication valery ivanovich hello. tell me how you assess what is happening. what are the implications of this for the region? hello yuri, i am glad to welcome all the viewers and listeners of russia 24, as for the situation in the region, for romania the current situation is not at all a novelty. state. almost every summer. sometimes, even a little earlier than these days, the season of numerous maneuvers begins, and in this regard. they hardly surprise anyone. although of course

most of the das reported empire nam, bucharest state capital receive fe. this is brazil's 4th major flooding event in 5 months in its raise questions about the role of climate change smells, museums you darn, the countries lifted at a state of emergency imposed after the military ceased control, and a qu, in october, last year, general abdel for to upper hand, the country's military leader has issued a decree lifting the order sovereign counsels as the decision was taken to create the right atmosphere of fruitful and meaningful dialogue. during the transitional period, dozens of people have been killed and hundreds arrested by security forces in mass protests against the armies. takeover will now to begin a fossa which is facing its worst hunger crisis in 6 years. attacks by arm groups in the south region of displaced hundreds of thousands of people. farmers have been forced off their land, preventing them from growing crops. the u. n is say more than 630000 people are on the brink of starvation. sam med nick, travel to the town of dory, where malnutrition

so last few weeks, we were talking about body 9 digit of richer in bucharest, on a northern and busted bottles in the us. now we are brought in your boat extremely installed in northeast and bottle one revision and do exports wants severe weather events like these could become more common as the planet whoops, farther early and heavier than usual rainfall cause this flooding as people anxiously wait to start, you building their lives that concerns about what could happen when monson season arrives in the region. poverty metal al jazeera now gown, district in northeast india. as well as floods the region is experiencing of record heat wave. india's cap with new dahlias in temperatures hit 49 degrees. a country experience as hottest march in more than a 100 years of the country experienced the hottest temperatures on record in april, while globally last month, tied with april 2020. it was the plan. it's 5th will miss april on record. scientists say more than a 1000000000 people in india and pakistan are risk in some way from the extreme heat, working class and poor people are most at ris

as you know, in 2008 on the bucharest summit, summit of nato, poland already advocated, advocating forf at that moment, at that time, if allies would have taken another decision, we would be living in a better, better world. but unfortunately, it was blocked by some of our allies. now we have to live with with this. nevertheless, it�*s never too late. it�*s up to ukraine whether they want to join nato and when and whether they are already prepared. and of course, it�*s up to the ally or the allied countries to decide about it. it doesn�*t seem that it�*s going to be very, very soon, but it is possible. and the case of finland and sweden shows that we can do it very fast if we really want to do it. well, indeed, exactly. and that leads nicely to my next question. we�*re seeing how fast this can be done. are you more fearful of security in poland and other parts of europe? are you more fearful of russia if finland and sweden dojoin or less fearful of what russia could do next? of course, it�*s a good decision to have new allies in the in our club. it would have a very positive impact, no

namely in romania and in slovakia today, jolbeiden has already arrived in romania, now she is in bucharestel who are based in romania, and we know that the number of american military personnel there has increased due to once again, the russian war that she started against ukraine and also today she met with the american military and diplomats, we know that later this weekend, in particular on sunday, when america and many other countries of the world celebrate mother's day, biden spoke. she plans to meet with ukrainian mothers with ukrainian mothers with ukrainian children who were forced to leave ukraine due to the russian invasion, and therefore this visit is yet another demonstration of this support that exists in many at the combined levels, not only with weapons, not only economically, but also humanitarianly and simply on a human level. iryna, in the end. in short, the american media wrote about the fact that the usa shared intelligence with ukraine that helped eliminate russian generals and sink the cruiser moscow. in order to warn about the threat and the ukrainians use this data

so last few weeks we were talking about 49 dividend bridger in bucharest on and, and northern invest in part of india. now we are talking about extremely in paul in not instant bartuben rubbish. and india exports want severe weather events like these could become more common as the planet warms farther early and heavier than usual rainfall caused this flooding. as people anxiously wait to start rebuilding their lives, their concerns about what could happen when monson season arrives in the region. poverty metal al jazeera nagondo district in north east india. meanwhile, parts of spain are experiencing record breaking temperatures. some of the hot has had areas have reached more than 40 degrees celsius, which is unprecedented for this time of year, katya lopez, or young as more warnings have been issued in at least 10 regions in spain, most exceeding 40 degrees celsius from the capital, madrid to utter gone in the northeast and in the city of high in the south, it's 15 degrees hotter than usual. for those who work outside, there is no escaping the intense heat. naya is a dancer in sev

many of the fatalities occurred in receive faith, the capital, and am bucharest state some of the city neighborhoods that were built in areas vulnerable to landslides. if brazil's 4th major flooding event in 5 months, colombians are heading to the polls on sunday to vote for new president. the 1st time in its history, a leftist could become president, oppose a showing rebel at turned politician stiver petro. as the clear front runner messenger ramp, yet he reports from the capital guitar, a small army of police officers follow presidential candidate, gustavo pitt, or wherever he goes on stage. men with large bulletproof shields stand on either side of him. a reminder of what he means to run for office in columbia, especially when promising a drastic rebuke of the status quo is south. we are on the cusp of changing history and columbia, changing our history so full of violence, of injustice, of social exclusion to the possibility of building a country at peace. f colombians head to the polls. the climate is less than peaceful patrons. rise from clandestine rebel to the threshold of beco

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can get , that is, so that it does not happen like this, you know the vague wording, as it was in bucharest, that the doors of nato for ukraine and georgia remain open, but you know, they both open and close a if the alliance too clearly indicates and positions itself as such an alliance that is ready to accept ukraine under the conditions of fulfillment of all the necessary requirements, then we can talk about something more realistic on this other path about this sub-topic regarding nato membership or at least uh, the status of the candidate , uh, your expert colleagues predict, uh, that somewhere in the middle of the summer, maybe closer to august. well, in two or three months, when our military exercises, when there will be more weapons, uh, there will be a possible turning point at the front and we can to counterattack just in the summer and there will be a meeting on nato, we know how russia reacted to the desire of finland, sweden to integrate into the north atlantic alliance, will this not be a certain impetus for the russian federation to make even more drastic movements, because t

in bucharest, we're going to see the temperature touching up to 30, with plenty of sunshine by friday. ah, a unique full the protest by a palestinian artist using a symbol of national identity to create postage and passport stamps. but also remember for life with florida anyway, sending a message of resistance about the arab israeli conflict, or we come to palestine. palestine sunburned, the stem of defiance. on al jazeera lou ah, or montague stories he'll 900 and a warning you may find the falling image is distressing. at least 70 people have been killed in attacks. am eastern democratic republic of congo in the last 2 days later. so 14 civilians, most of them women and children killed in a camp for displaced people on monday shall anchors military has been ordered to suit any one causing injury to people or property. at least 8 people died in on rest the day before. as protested, demanded president goes up by a roger packs a step down over the country's economic collapse. and ukraine's military says it's recaptured. several villages in the northeast from russian troops says russian

but it will cool slightly for the southeast corner across the balkans in cities like belgrade and bucharest. and that's is wessa weather creeps and we've got a cold front stretching across central areas. by the time we get to saturday, we will see some of that rain trickle down into the likes of greece and turkey. but up in the north, it is an improving picture for britain, an island. not a lot of that rain was thing in the north. we'll roll away the sunshine continuing down in the south. we've also got some wet and winter weather pulling into norway and across the baltics. it remains rather unsettled here that will stretch across into western areas. but further south of this look that it is pretty clear. lots of bright skies and it's a similar story for much of the mediterranean, fine and dry conditions, lots of sunshine for southern areas of italy. and it's a similar story for the south of spain. we're also seeing temperatures in central areas continuing to pick up if we have a look at the 3 day in madrid. what would be well above the average, some rain on saturday, but sunshine on sunday

fifth in bucharest i call on the phone whereby the romanians attacked you no signed capitulation.and everyone is shooting, and now, on the square of the fallen fighters , motorized rifles and the national guard cadets and cadets of the mother along the perimeter along the line. ivan chibiryakov seems one for all is worried, but with him the family heirloom of the award of the great-grandfather of the signalman will help my great-grandfather restored communication under heavy enemy fire twice and received a medal for courage for this. the zest will please the equipment of the military-historical clubs collected from the places of battles and restored to running condition, as this zis-5 is present. a certain amount of original parts. for example, the radiator lining, rims, dear, this is an artillery hitch from near leningrad. for the first time on the square, two hits, one hit was here, and one had to be in the wheel and hub, the other novelty, the oldest participant in the parade of the fire rarity, was saved by the rescuers that the speed gearbox moves works flawlessly such cars,

it was in 2008 at the nato summit in bucharest. but unfortunately there wasn't the consensus. not ready, their armed forces are not properly adapted to native standards. today, what we see, ukraine have proven they are very much ready to defend european security, european values and there are absolutely no political argument standing behind this decision. 0nce ukraine applies and the allies will be ready, we, as poland would be very much in favour of this decision. but it seems it will take a bit of time for us to wait and see if the decision will be taken. , , ., ., ~ �*, taken. the deputy following miller's -- foreian taken. the deputy following miller's -- foreign minister— taken. the deputy following miller's -- foreign minister of— taken. the deputy following miller's -- foreign minister of poland. - british military intelligence believes russia has lost a third of the ground forces it used to invade ukraine. the latest report from the ministry of defence claims moscow's offensive has lost momentum and fallen behind schedule. the assessment is in stark contrast to briefin

this school in bucharest opened its doors to refugee students after russia's invasion began in februaryden, also an educator, credits teachers for supporting the refugees. >> as a teacher, i so appreciated what that one teacher said, i'm a teacher, we're going to organize this, we're going to get it together. i think in a lot of ways the teachers are the glue that helped these kids deal with their trauma and deal with the emotion and helped give them a sense of normalcy. >> mrs. biden's trip is timed around mother's day, an occasion that might feel vastly different for the ukrainian mothers and children who fled their homes. >>> pro-choice advocates made their voices heard outside the supreme court saturday following the leak of a draft opinion that would overturn roe v. wade, which legalized abortion in the u.s. cnn's joe johns was there in washington and has the story. >> reporter: it was die-hard pro-abortion protesters that showed up on this rainy saturday. demonstrations picked up here in d.c. after the leak of that draft opinion indicating the court is poised to overturn roe v. wa

. >> yeah, i was with president bush in 2008 when he went to the nato summit in bucharest and tried ton't go anywhere. if he had succeeded, if we had admitted ukraine, this war would have never happened. there's a reason why vladimir putin hasn't invaded poland, hungary and the others because they would be declaring war on nato. so he felt like he could get away with it. >> martha: i'm sorry to cut you off, mark. we have this breaking news that we want to go to. thanks to marc thiessen for those great points, this is lakeland, florida where governor desantis is signing legislation to combat fentanyl from the open southern border. >> 6,000 pounds of fentanyl has been seized. we've seen an increase in opioid deaths across the country including here in florida. according to florida medical examiners, fentanyl caused 5,300 deaths in 2020, more than any other narcotic. while we have some data for the first six months of 2021 only, opioid-related deaths increased another 5.5% and deaths increased by 10% by fentanyl in the first six months. this is something that is affecting communities acro

he hasn't, going back to bucharest from the '90s, guaranteed ukraine's sovereignty to the minusk accordsmake up his own reality at home. he'll claim victory no matter what happens. is talk of a face-saving move a way to tie? >> i think it is counterproductive and the reality here is that putin will stop when he is stopped. ukraine is fighting the fight, all that it's asked for is western support and i think it is crucial that the west not lose resolve to enable ukraine in its defense of its territorial integrity and its sovereignty and i think the other reality here is that we are only beginning to learn of the war crimes and the atrocities that are happening in occupied areas of ukraine and that itself argues against any kind of concession to putin. >> final question here. we see what appears to be the end to this final stand in the azovstal steel plant in mariupol with the possibility that many hundreds of ukrainian forces will end up in russian hands here. we know russia's track record, right? in terms of war crimes, attacks on civilians and prisoners of war, et cetera. was this a fai

. >>> moments ago, the first lady in romania, took off for bucharest, after meeting with u.s. and nato military families at a u.s. military base. she's in the region through the weekend and will travel to the border ukraine. mike memoli traveling with her. this is "andrea mitchell reports" only on msnbc. s "andrel s "andrel reports" only on msnbcerpay for your prescriptions. check the singlecare price. you might just save up to 80% on your meds. get help managing your money for the life -- and years -- ahead. with fidelity planning, we'll look at what you've saved, what you'll need, and help you build a flexible plan for cash flow designed to last. so you can go from saving... to living. what's it like having xfinity internet? a flexible plan for cash flow designed to last. it's beyond gig-speed fast. so gaming with your niece, has never felt more intense. hey what does this button do? no, don't! we're talking supersonic wi-fi. three times the bandwidth and the power to connect hundreds of devices at once. that's powerful. couldn't said it better myself. you just did. unbeatab

this school in bucharest opened its doors to refugee stoops after russia's invasion began in februaryn refugees have already been accepted to ireland. >> that's right. ireland has pledged to place no cap on the number of refugees that it takes in. irish-born son donie o'sullivan returned to ireland. >> reporter: this 15th century castle on ireland's west coast is about as far from ukraine as you can get in europe. but for a group of ukrainian families fleeing the war, it's now home. >> it's really amazing, the castle. i never dreamed that i could live in castle in future, but now i live with my two boys, with my family. >> reporter: the great hall. >> the great hall. this is where we have our celebrations and big dinners. >> reporter: the owner didn't have to think long about traveling to poland to offer up his castle to refugees. >> we decided that we had to do something. we had no real plan. we were nervous and thinking how do we do this. it's pretty simple, you get your credit card out, book a flight and fly to poland. >> reporter: per capita, the country of 5 million people has ta

this school in bucharest opened its doors to refugee students after russia's invasion began in february an educator, credits teachers for supporting the refugees. >> as a teacher, i so appreciated what that one teacher said, i'm a teacher, we're going to organize this, we're going to get it together. i think in a lot of ways the teachers are the glue that helped these kids deal with their trauma and deal with the emotion and helped give them a sense of normalcy. >> mrs. biden's trip is timed around mother's day, an occasion that will feel very different for the ukrainian mothers and children who had to flee their homes. >>> imagine fleeing the horrors of war in ukraine, then finding shelter in a multimillion-dollar italian villa. what happened to one ukrainian family. cnn's barbie nadeau spoke with them and the woman who opened up her historic home. incredible story. take us through what happened here. >> reporter: yeah, you know, so many people are coming here to italy, are using their connections. italy had, before the invasion, the largest ukrainian population outside of ukraine here