well, from the eu — from the eu in general? well, from the eu that _ from the eu in general?rom the eu in general? well, from the eu that is not the . from the eu that is not the problem. the problem is on the us side. that is going to be meeting in the coming week in new york. president biden and zelensky. that's meeting, zelensky. that's meeting, zelensky is going to present the plan for how they can advance the war, accelerate the military support, the possibilities of peace. they have indicated that that is the location where they are going to take a long time discussion on the outside. that is the meeting next week. i think that is going to be fairly critical. did you see a situation where the eu and uk goes ahead and say they are happy for the weapons to be used and the us doesn't? i weapons to be used and the us doesn't? .., , . doesn't? i can see that that that is a _ doesn't? i can see that that that is a decision _ doesn't? i can see that that that is a decision that - doesn't? i can see that that that is a decision that has i doesn't? i can see that that| that is a

the eu is not a sovereign entity. drag's report also calls for the decarbonization to be accelerated and the adoption of innovative green technologies. dragi has stressed that moving away from a system that lets individual government's veto economical foreign policy plans must be brussel's top priority. mean. while about 95 million people in the eu are at risk of poverty or social exclusion equivalent to more than 15th of the eu population as social economic situation keeps deteriorating, anti-eu sentiment is on the rise across all members of the block. surveys in italy show that six out of 10 people think the european union has been a bad idea. many believe that resorting once again to mario dragi's pro free market measures to tackle the decline could as well be another bad idea. max civili, press tv, rome. us democratic candidate camala harris and republican candidate donald trump have faced off in their first live presidential debate hosted by abc news in the run up to the november election. starting with a friendl

maternova said that we have time because... actually the way to the eu is i understand that we accept rules of the european union , but still , there must be some kind of adaptation, our farmers, many of our manufacturers are not ready for this simply for today, and politically it is just to be in the eu, well, it is important, but when you have not provided security, then it does not give anything, so i look at it calmly, i think that it is closer there to ms. maternova before the dates, because this is just the budget of the european union, in order for there to be an expansion. the budget must be calculated, you understand, and the 30th year is simply tied to the procedures of the european union, that's all, and what ours declare there, that next year in two years, it's like absolutely unrealistic plans, that is why i am alarmed by the political part, yes, that is, in principle, it is correctly said that there should be ratification, but if it is meant that ukraine alone unilaterally accepts all political demands, starting from historical memory, starting from from the game'. there

somehow guaranteeing the security of this umbrella from russia, there are no further prospects, no euis situation, the eu is not involved in this, there are no effective levers in the security sphere, so i look at it calmly, on the contrary, i think that the prime minister's statements that we should enter by the end of next year sound more threatening to me than a knife. that mrs. materno said that we have time, because in fact the path to the eu is, i understand that we accept the rules of the european union, but still some there must be adaptation, our farmers, many of our producers are simply not ready for it today, and politically it is just to be in the eu, well, it is important, but when you have not provided security, it does not give anything, so i look at it calmly, i think that she is closer to ms. maternova, yes, because... this is just the budget of the european union, in order for there to be enlargement, the budget must be calculated, you understand, and the 30th year is just tied to the procedures that 's all about the european union, but what our people are saying the

the queue of trucks at the border with the eu has increased. we will tell you more about the situations at the border crossings by this hour. the year to fully meet the needs of belarusians is the task of domestic gardeners, scientists, breeders, to solve it in the near future the president demands. today, alexander lukashenko was shown the garden of his dreams, the head of state visited the molodechno region on a working trip, where they discussed the development of production and fruit growing in the country. the farm, spartan agro, is an example for other gardeners, the president is convinced, these lands provide the maximum return, there are experiences, technologies, tested by time. at the helm. cloud business, successful farmer igor abramchik, for 15 years he has been proving by his example that it is possible to organize a business at a high level, and the belarusian apple is in demand among our customers and is in no way inferior to the best european varieties. alexander lukashenko is a well-known supporter of consuming products grown b

i would like to show you and the tv viewers a fragment from an interview with ukrainian pravda, the euor to ukraine, katarina maternova, who says that the realistic forecast is that ukraine can join. to the european union by the end of this decade. let's hear what she said. i have already said in an interview before, and i will repeat, that i believe that the goal set by president michel, ukraine's accession to the eu by the end of this decade, is realistic. yes, i believe it is real, but intro to the eu, and it must be realized, is not only a technical process of membership negotiations, which, of course, is in itself. therefore, it must be ratified in the format required by each of the eu countries, and this always takes a certain amount of time, so during the 2004 enlargement, it took about a year and a half. well, that is, mr. valery, there are 6 years ahead, if, if we go by this term. that by the end of this decade there are six years for us to go through all the procedures for joining the european union, or whether we will go through this is fast, given the situation... first, wi

by the end of this decade. is realistic yes i believe that this is real, but the accession to the eu must be realized, is not only a technical process of membership negotiations, which of course also takes time, but it is also a political ratification in all member countries, because the accession a new member means changing the eu treaty, so it must be ratified in the format required by each of the eu countries, and this always takes a certain amount of time, so during the 2004 enlargement, it took about a year and a half, well, that is, mr. valery, six years ahead, if, if ot to proceed from this deadline, that by the end of this decade, six years are for us to go through all the procedures for joining the european union, or whether we will go through it so quickly, given the claims of some of our neighbors on various issues, first, without. .. joining nato or in some way guaranteeing the safety of this umbrella from russia, there are no further prospects , there is no eu to help this situation, the eu is not involved in this, there are no effective levers in the security sphere, so

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now serbia has also stated that it may join brics due to blackmail and threats from the eu. cyclists will be required to dismount at crossings and electric scooters will be equated to mechanical ones vehicles. we will tell you about the changes in the traffic rules. what issues concern belarusians and how to solve them more effectively working with people is the main priority, this was discussed the day before in the palace of independence, in the hall were the heads of the chambers of parliament, the head of the presidential administration, the state secretary of the security service, the chairmen of the central election commission and the kgb, people need to be listened to, talked to and responded to appropriately to the questions they pose to the authorities, alexander lukashenko immediately orients officials to this. the system of working with citizens' appeals in the country built, this year alone , the presidential administration received about 12 thousand requests. mainly concerned. information leaks, starting with the activities of fugitives, we see and control every

or in some way'. protection and this umbrella from russia , there is no further prospect, none the eut help this situation, the eu is not involved in this, there are no effective levers in the field of security, so i look at it calmly, on the contrary, i think that the prime minister's statement that we should enter was, but if it is meant , so that ukraine unilaterally accepts all political demands, starting from historical memory, starting from there... to give up their heroes, this, or there, as the hungarians demand something new every time, well, this, you know, this is such blackmail, which we should not allow to use the negotiations with the eu on sections of joining the european union as a political tool for our neighbors, i would say so, because mainly they are neighbors, i.e. poland, hungary, i.e. slovakia, we will see all this, and new liras will come there. leaders, politicians, there will be elections and they will keep us constantly, you know the bait, what do you want in the eu, so let's give it to us, you need it, so now i would put the emphasis on nato, on security, o

european block's member states appear to be divided over the support for ukraine, rift within the eu has risen over the past days regarding the training of the ukrainian soldiers inside the country and lifting restrictions on the use of western weapons inside russia. president max chevilli has more from rome: tensions and divisions are on the rise in the european union on how to provide military support to ukraine in the... nato triggered conflict with russia, the outgoing eu high representative for foreign and security policy joseph borel has recently stressed that brussels wants to train more ukrainian soldiers as fighting in ukraine intensifises. borail's proposal, which includes establishing an eu military coordination center in kief, as divided the eu's 27 member states on the our military assistant missions, um: it has trained 60,000 soldiers and today the ministers agreed on raising the purpose, the target to 75,000, adding 15,000 more by the end of the year. i propose and member states agreed on establishing a small lesion cell and coordination in kief. burell also urged bloc

also, the eu continues to generate dirty money by supporting..." israel's crimes against humanity, according to campaigners. instead of applying sanctions on tel aviv, incredibly the eu remains israel's largest trading partner. we see that the european union is nowhere, israel is listening to nobody even not to the united states, the killing goes on relentlessly. antonio guteras of the united nations is doing what he can, but the international order is under pressure. all of this comes as the eurozone's economy. slows down, activists argue that eu leaders have misplaced priorities, promoting conflict abroad instead of focusing on the wellbeing of their own people. the cost of living crisis is... hitting eu citizens hard with many struggling to make ends meet as prices for essentials like food, energy and housing continue to rise and there's no clear sign that interest rates are going to be coming down significantly or that inflation will be reduced. joes, press tv, brussels. that brings us to the end of this edition of world news on press tv. thank

eu's diplomatic efforts cannot be reduced to simply providing weapons to kie. brussels should come up with the negotiation strategy, but unfortunately it is totally subordinate to the us. the european union's military aid..." to kiev has exceeded 43 billion euros since the start of the war in ukraine, borell has said brussels has sent 650,000 shells out of the 1 million it pledged to kiev and mobilized the first tranche of windfall profits from russian frozen assets in europe amounting to 1.4 billion euros. max chivili, press tv, rome. heavy storms are reached havick in southeastern australia, plunging people in the affected areas into darkness. destructive winds of over 110 kilometers per hour have left around 150 thousand people without power, including in the state of victoria. the weather condition has taken the life of an australian woman as well. she died after a tree fell a cabin a holiday park on the state border between victoria and new south wales. people have been morned to avoid unnecessary travel while some schools have been closed. and that is for

the eu ombudsman called it mismanagement. the court of auditors said it was against eu rules. european public prosecutor's office is continuing its own investigation, but the european commission president has yet to comment. the european commission president has earned himself a reputation in brussels for making unilateral decisions, going beyond his official duties. duties, excluding other eu leaders from the decision-making process. and communicating only with the highland councilors, as a result of which she was nicknamed queen ursula in brussels. the head of the european commission demonstrates her management style in everything. this week, the eu sent an international conference on the berlin convention on the protection of the environment a proposal to downgrade the protection status of wolves from strictly protected animals to protected ones, that is, to allow shooting. the media call this ursula fondern's personal revenge. two years ago, predators mauled her beloved prize pony, thirty-year-old dolly. european capitals accused the head of the european commission of taki

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eu's diplomatic efforts cannot be reduced to." providing weapons to k. brussels should come up with the negotiation strategy, but unfortunately it is totally subordinate to the us. the european union's military aid to kiev has exceeded 43 billion euros since the start of the war in ukraine. borell has said brussels has sent 65000 shells out of the 1 million it pledged to kiev and mobilized the first tranche of windfall profits from. and frozen assets in europe amounting to 1.4 billion euros. max chivili, press tv, rome. the head of the international atomic energy agency has expressed willingness to visit iran and engage with the new administration in tehran. rafael grossi says that he has received a positive response from iran's president masud paseshian. he said this signals a potential for renewed dialogue. since the death of the country's former president ibrahim raisi in may. the iaa chief has also expressed hope that the 2015 nuclear deal, officially known as a joint comprehensive plan of action, will be revived. the jcpo was thrown into disarray af

does the way that the eu makes decisions have to change in order to compete?that set out how they operate are fit for today, and the answer today was no. we need a more effective governance. we need faster governance, for instance, we need to rethink whether we can take some decisions or 27 countries agreeing, but perhaps some can go ahead faster. that said, it remains very difficult to have this discussion in the heart of the eu, but obviously it is a question that eu leaders cannot evade, especially in lieu of potential enlargement, and especially given that, you know, we have various challenges ahead with ukraine, what to do with the climate crisis, what to do with your more generally. what is your�*s debt. it cannot deliver growth and prosperity, what will it do? , ., and prosperity, what will it do? , . ._ and prosperity, what will it do? , . . , ., do? they have lay down the gauntlet- — do? they have lay down the gauntlet. as _ do? they have lay down the gauntlet. as you _ do? they have lay down the gauntlet. as you suggest i do? they have lay down the i

and that go into the eu firms. and thatis that go into the eu firms.t is a contentious issue. he came through previous financial crises with the eu so he knows well the sort of battlegrounds is likely to face. it’s well the sort of battlegrounds is likely to face.— is likely to face. it's going to be very _ is likely to face. it's going to be very interesting - is likely to face. it's going to be very interesting it i is likely to face. it's going i to be very interesting it will be interesting reading. cerebral thank you forjoining cerebral thank you for joining us cerebral thank you forjoining us to talk us through what we can expect in that report. —— sarah hall. to the uk now where trade union bosses have criticised the government's decision to withdraw winter fuel payments from millions of pensioners, saying it was the "wrong choice". despite that the leader of the trade union congress, paul nowak, is expected to pledge to work with the new government to rebuild public services in a speech later today. tuc members are gathering for their annual co

about the big storm in the eu countries. tatyana volkova. cities, raging streams of water and large-scale evacuation. a natural flood turned central europe into a disaster area. in just a few days, cyclone boris killed 24 people in poland, the czech republic, austria and romania. rivers overflowing from the rain damaged. roads and bridges, cars, carelessly parked near the banks, were carried away by the current. the flood brought down its power on a vast region, from romania in the southeast, to germany in the northwest, and reached the south of the continent, to northern italy. in the provinces of aravena and bologna, the region of emilia romagna, rivers overflowed their banks, floods and landslides began. more than a thousand residents of the region needed to be evacuated, many were waiting for rescuers on the roofs of their houses. while the floods were inundating italy, in central europe, the receding waters revealed the scale of the destruction from the flood, which the czech authorities called the strongest in almost a century. in some

the eu top diplomat slammed as ridiculous, the suggestion made by some eu countries that allowing ukraine to target russian territory would mean waging a war against moscow. defense ministers of 27 european. union countries haven't so far reached an agreement on lifting restrictions on ukraine's use of western donated weapons for strikes inside russia, the block's members are of the idea that this remains a national decision on bilateral relations with kiev. the latest quarrels do nothing but confirm the eu does not have a unitary view on the ukraine. crisis and let me say on the gaza crisis and that brussels only knows weapons as a diplomatic way to support ukraine. eu's diplomatic efforts cannot be reduced to simply providing weapons to keep. brussels should come up with the negotiation strategy, but unfortunately it is totally subordinate to the us. the european union's military aid to kiev has exceeded 43 billion euros since the start of the war in ukraine. rail has said brussels has sent 65000 shells out of the 1 million it pledged to kiev and mobilized the first tranche of windfall

and rapprochement between kyiv and brussels is one of the priorities of the eu for the next 5 years. first of all, ursula fondelein did not arbitrarily choose her team, that is, the candidates for the positions of commissioners, who must be approved by the european parliament in the coming weeks. these candidacies were submitted by the member states of the european union, and in order to reflect 27. eu states, we have 26 commissioners, that is, senior officials in the main executive body of the european union, but it is worth remembering that the main body of the eu, which determines the direction of the european union's activities, which approves the relevant most important decisions in the life of the organization, is summit. heads of states and governments of the european union, and it is individual countries, it is the leaders of these countries in the european union who determine eu policy. what we see now among the candidates for commissar positions, so to speak, is this in fact, confirmation of the consistent position of the european union in support of ukraine, something that

actions, which are closing the eu borders. are unhappy with berlin's policy, or rather, disappointed with chancellor scholz, complain european diplomats. we are making important decisions with far-reaching consequences in the areas of finance and defense, and of course, everyone is waiting to see whether berlin will be able to take we are at a stage when the eu must take a leading role, and scholz has repeatedly made it clear that he could not or did not want to do this. but they attacked neither, olaf scholz is not going to resign, on the contrary, he has declared his desire to fight for the chancellor's seat in the elections in 2025. grodno alfabank card. with it, children receive up to 7.00 rubles. cashback for purchases and money in games. not childishly profitable. alfa is profitable. sberbank has raised deposit rates. now the deposit is the best percentage with a record rate of up to 20% per annum. transfer money to sber by phone number without commission. open a deposit in the application. the deposit is the best percen

belgrade is disappointed with the eu policy, which inconsistently uses blackmail.the deputy prime minister of serbia stated that such actions could reorient the country towards joining brics instead of the eu. the politician emphasized that if the representative of the eu foreign policy service thinks that belgrade or dara will de facto recognize kosovo in exchange for future eu membership, then he... can forget about serbia. the russian foreign intelligence service reports that an attempt to carry out a color revolution is possible during the october parliamentary elections in georgia. the us state department plans to organize it with the support of the osce structures, which are engaged in monitoring human rights. this is not the first news of this kind. earlier it became known that during a possible attempt at a coup in georgia, western governments are planning to involve. grant organizations that are actively working in tbilisi. now the relations of the former soviet republic with brussels and washington have become strained. recently, georgia adopted a law on

as for what happened in lebanon, it is up to the eu to impose sanctions.it's not a single member states. sanctioning individual israeli ministers was a mistake. we must keep the dialogue open with israel and continue to work for sess fire in gaza. i will soon speak with my iranian counterpart to avoid escalation. in the region later on thursday, tayani, was also italy's deputy prime minister, flew to paris to attend the meeting involving senior diplomats from the united states, britain, germany and france to discuss the spiral intentions in west asia. the problem is that italy's balancing act with tel aviv is shielding israel's far right government and not caring it all about the palestinians. it must be said that israel's recent attacks against civilians in lebanon are on. as we speak, time for negotiation seems to be over. on thursday, in a televised speech, hezbollah leader sayed assan nastrala said all laws and red lines have been crossed by netanyahu and lebanon is preparing for a third war against israel. put forward by ukrainian president voladimir

eu's diplomatic efforts cannot be reduced to simply providing weapons to keep. brussels should come up with the negotiation strategy, but unfortunately it is totally subordinate to the us. the european union's military aid to kiev as exceeded 43 billion euros since the start of the war in ukraine. has said brussels has sent 650,000 shells out of the 1 million it pledged to kiev and mobilized the first tranche of windfall profits from russian frozen assets in europe amounting to 1.4 billion euros. max chivili, press tv, rome. in iran, the pharmacy scientific association has convenied its annual nationwide conference, showcasing: remarkable advancements in the pharmaceutical sector. has more. exploring the major advancements and impressive achievements of iran's pharmaceutical sector, particularly in light of ongoing us sanctions, a significant event that captured nationwide interest. iran's 21st congress of the pharmaces scientific association brought together hundreds of experts and industry leaders from the country, all eager to witness the remarkable innovatio

the eu has serious problems. "the most serious one is the way globalization has impacted the europeans financially. the lack of control by the eu on financial institutions has triggered even more inequalities with the richest getting richer and the poor getting poorer. eu policies do not work for all block members. policies should be diversified. for instance, italy should have a specific agricultural policy considering its richness in weight. we import we from abroad instead. the af italiani survey has also shown that six italians out of 10 are unhappy with ursola vonder lion being confirmed as the head of the europe. commission, the german top diplomat is seen by many as a far to belligerant leader, max chivily press. that's a wrap for now, but stick around, we've got plenty more to come here on press dvc in a bit. and asking him because of imam, give me this and give me that. this is about people who got silenced but kept fighting supervision. and controlling of freedom of speech only comes up when you're crit

and i think it's with the eu, which will improve all of our. >> but we do have trade with the eu. >>but better trade arguably and also an easier travel. now of course giving up sovereignty. that's a separate issue here. and if he can achieve those things and have better trade with with the eu and increase the our ability to get across borders easily and not give away our sovereignty, then that's a good thing, right? >> but they're talking about it. i mean, what you've essentially just done, which is to present people with more tangible benefits or a return to tangible benefits or a return to tangible benefits , rather than say that benefits, rather than say that we're going back to the theoretical issues which were so contentious, and it's whether he can actually deliver that stuff without, you know, giving us back to the eu is the idea. >> sure. >> sure. >> and i think the story is about whether this is soft pedalling or not, because i agree with you. but the thing is that the argument here is that he should phrase everything and frame it all in a way that doesn't say , doesn't ment

about the big storm in the eu countries. tatyana volkova.ies, raging streams of water and large-scale evacuation. the spontaneous flood turned the central. the flood brought down its power on a vast region from romania in the southeast to germany in northwest, reached the south of the continent to northern italy. in the provinces of orovegna and bologna, the region of emilia romagna, rivers overflowed their banks, floods and landslides began, more than a thousand residents of the region. required evacuation, many waited for rescuers on the roofs of their houses. while the floods were inundating italy, in central europe, the receding waters revealed the scale of the destruction from the flood, which the czech authorities called the strongest in almost a century. in some areas of the country , three months' worth of precipitation fell in 3 days. in the northeast of the country, devastated by the elements, military helicopters deliver humanitarian aid. soldiers build temporary bridges to replace the demolished ones. rescuers work. we were rescu

the main issue for ukraine is joining the eu and nato. let's see a fragment of your conversation with sekorski, exactly on this topic. i talked to kwasniewski and other people, they said that it is really important to accept ukraine into nato, but if they accept ukraine into nato, they will be participants in the conflict and will inevitably come into conflict with russia. nato's position is somewhat hypocritical: nato says: "you can become a member of nato as soon as you win the war. and you don't need it anymore. i think that some of our western european friends are using the idea of ​​ukraine joining nato as a bargaining chip with russia, which, you know, it's not that bad, leave ukraine, then we promise you that ukraine will not be in nato, and if you don't withdraw, we will freeze the conflict, then the rest of ukraine will be in nato. there is no desire to wage war with russia. in western europe, you know, this is an absolute red line, and what about your opinion on the eu. the accession to the eu will be in stages, as it happened w

many countries in the eu have weaned themselves off russian oil and gas.ually sign new agreements which deepen your dependency on russian gas in particular. but also, you still want to use russian oil. we want to use oil which helps for the hungarian economy. it's a decision which is based on national interests, and we have every right to do so. if it's western oil or gas, or if it comes from the east, then it's all good for us because it's a practical question on our side. and i don't know why it makes sense that europe is giving up its cooperation on field of energy policy with russia. and there is one kind of dependency, and then they change and turn it to another kind of dependency. and the energy prices are skyrocketing, inflation was on a very high peak and the middle class of europe is suffering, and russia has no problem to find alternative routes. why? it makes sense. you're also getting loans of more than 12 billion euros to build a nuclear power plant using russian technology, russian construction workers. you have actually just fast—tracked a n

a minute, the eu actually no longer exists. not only europe is a militarized nato entity today, rather it is brought about great socio-economic discontent, impoverishing our population by cutting down wages, slashing pensions, favoring job in security. italy had overtaken the united kingdom and france in per capita purchasing power before adopting the euro currency. in 2000, italy's average. of living was virtually equal to that of germany, but after joining the single currency in just few years, the country fell behind the uk and france once more. by 2019, italian per capita income was more than 20% below that of germany. the european union has been faced with skepticism, even hostility by a growing number of italians since the adoption of the euro in 1999. the skepticism is to the extent. that majority of voters would vote in favor of leaving the block if a referendum on eu membership was held in italy. the eu has serious problems, the most serious one is the way globalization has impacted the europeans financially. the lack

the eu ambassador smiles from ear to ear, and the border guards awkwardly salute.he state border service. in ukraine, which reported on receiving the latest equipment from the european union. we are talking about mobile thermal imaging systems, which are essentially all -terrain vehicles with multi-sensor video cameras. as the department happily reports, such systems can detect people at a distance of 5 km, and transport even up to ten. all this is presented as a great success in strengthening the ukrainian borders. but for some reason, official reports do not mention that with the help of european handouts, they will... will protect the independent borders not from encroachments from outside, but from and from within from their own citizens, since the same border guards are very fond of hunting men who are trying to escape beyond the country with the help of thermal imagers, they are tracked down with drones, sometimes with helicopters and forcibly returned under control of the kiev regime, but it seems that the eu ambassador is not too worried about this situatio

trade between the european union and israel was worth 46 billion euro last year, and if the eu reallybelieved in the rule of law and human rights, the eu, israel association agreement would have been scrapped long ago and sanctions would have been swift and harsh. the european parliament now has more anti-eu legislators than ever before, a trend fueled by the block's foreign policy, according to analysts. this shift is clearly challenging the union's stability. according to some commentators, the very survival of the 27 nation block is under threat. jerome puse press tv, brussels. italy has voiced concern over escalation of violence in west asia after israel killed dozens of people and wounded thousands of others by detonating pages and wireless devices used in lebanon. on thursday, italy's foreign minister antonio tayani said he is very concerned by the gravity of the situation in lebanon following israel's terror attacks which were carried out through pages. and walkie talky's in back to back coordinated explosions, he asked the israel regime to show restraint. tayani was speaking a

the eu's 27 member states. on the our military assistant missions, the uom, it has trained 60,000 soldiers and today the ministers agreed on raising the purpose, the target to 75,000, adding 15,00 more by the end of the year. i propose, member states agreed on establishing a small lesion cell and coordination in kief. borol also urged block's members to expedite the arms deliveries to ukraine and lift restrictions on how kief can use the arms supplied by the west, the eu top diplomat slammed as ridiculous, the suggestion made by some eu countries that allowing ukraine to target russian territory would mean waging a war against moscow. defense ministers of 27 european union countries haven't so far reached an agreement on lifting restrictions on ukraine's use of western donated weapons for strikes inside russia. the block's members are of the... does not have a unitary view on the ukraine crisis and let me say on the gaza crisis and that brussels only knows weapons as a diplomatic way to support ukraine. eu's di

nato and the eu. for this, the country is carrying out an unprecedented number of reforms along this path. he also thanked for the announced aid package of 7.9 billion dollars. i want to thank you for all the years of support for ukraine and our independence. i remember how important your phone call to kyiv was on the first day of the russian invasion. and i also remember your visit to ukraine at a critical moment in february 2023 year it was a brave decision. the leaders discussed a victory plan and instructed their candidates to hold consultations on the next steps. i raised with president biden the issue of the victory plan. today we are preparing to discuss the details to strengthen the plan and coordinate our positions, views and approaches. our teams will work together to ensure that our next steps are implemented. on the same day, the white house announced that joe biden will lead a meeting of the contact group on defense of ukraine, which will be held on 12 october in germany. on october 12, 2

and the eu spent one billion 400 million euros of profit from russian assets on weapons for ukraine. european peace fund. about this the european commission said. they expect that kiev will receive the bulk of the ammunition by the end of the year. let me remind you that after february 2022 , the european union and the g7 countries froze almost half of russia's foreign exchange reserves, approximately 300 billion euros. these were economic news. briefly. so says the lighthouse. the case, this will be an honest detective story. it is necessary to allocate sufficient funds to the state treasury for the successful implementation of new national projects, vladimir putin, holding a meeting on economic issues, also noted, for the confident achievement of national goals russia needs to guarantee the stability and balance of both the budget and the entire system of state finances. the president has also outlined other priorities, let's hear them. as in the previous 3 years, among the priorities.

many countries in the eu have weaned themselves off russian oil and gas.lly sign new agreements, which deepen your dependency on russian gas, in particular, but also, you still want to use russian oil. we want to use oil which helps for the hungarian economy. it's a decision which is based on national interests, why? it makes sense. you're also getting loans of more than 12 billion euros to build a nuclear power plant using russian technology, russian construction workers. you have actuallyjust fast—tracked a new visa system to allow more russians to come into your country. these are all signs that, when it comes to the strategic choice to be made in europe, budapest has made its choice. it's going with putin. i respectfully disagree with you, for many reasons, and mainly on a factual basis. we have to dig down into the things. it's obvious that we don't want to give up our sovereignty. we want to decide with whom we cooperate on the field of energy policy, and we have our energy resources... you are dependent on russia. yes, yes, but for us... it's not co

welcome back, a large number of eu lawers condemn the west role in the genocide being perpetrated byl in gaza. the european parliament is hearing renewed calls for economic sanctions against the regime in telefif. jom huws has this report from brussels. i would like to inform the house that i received despite the ongoing scale of the... aside in gaza, this marked the first time since april that eu lawers debated the 11 month carnage targeting palestinians. several newly elected meps were among those who spoke out, sanction israel now, madam president, this is my first speech in this chamber, and i wanted those to be my first words. what is happening in gaza is nothing short of total humanitarian catastrophe? dozens of meps in the european parliament debate repeatedly highlighted that over 41 th00 palestinians, mostly women and children, have been killed by israel since last october, with more than 95,00 injured. we should bring mr. netanyahu and his genocidal botsers to some nurenburg, nurenburg 2.0. eu nations have been called upon to accept thousands of palestinians in urgent need

the uk government is under a lot of scrutiny from the eu. minister has talked about a mobility deal with the eu, it takes a half—step back. that's why there is a lot more to do to turn all of the good optics into serious negotiations, and then into results that will help uk businesses, young people wanting to work elsewhere, and so on. david, let's put _ elsewhere, and so on. david, let's put you _ elsewhere, and so on. david, let's put you on _ elsewhere, and so on. david, let's put you on the _ elsewhere, and so on. david, let's put you on the spot. - elsewhere, and so on. david, i let's put you on the spot. what do you think, has the uk changed enough to get there? as you say, the youth mobility scheme is something sir keir starmer wasn't necessarily that optimistic or happy about? i think the trajectory is now towards closer relations with the eu, that's not an issue of rejoining, i don't think that some the table, a customs union, a single market... what i expect is a steady increase in the number of agreements in different topics. comi

the eu chairman emphasized that the eu member states have a unified position on allowing the use of long-range missiles still no, each state by... supplying weapons to ukraine decides on what conditions they should be used, this is a quote from a representative of the european commission. i would like to note that these decisions are not made in the nato format, because such systems are currently supplied by only three countries - the united states, great britain and france. we all heard yesterday the clear reaction of the president of the russian federation, who emphasized that since such strikes. in order to further strengthen ukraine's position by the time negotiations begin. and what the same western press writes that long-range missiles will not solve the problems of the ukrainian armed forces, the newspaper notes that us officials are concerned that easing restrictions will be a short-term half-measure for the more serious problems that ukraine faces in the svo. the publication also calls the current conflict a war of attrition. according to the wall street journal, the conflict currentl

eu's diplomatic efforts cannot be reduced to simply providing weapons to key. brussels should come up with the negotiations. strategy, but unfortunately it is totally subordinate to the us. the european union's military aid to kiev as exceeded 43 billion euros since the start of the war in ukraine. borell has said brussels has sent 650,00 shells out of the 1 million it pledged to kiev and mobilized the first tranche of windfall profits from russian frozen assets in europe amounting to 1.4. billion euros chivili press tv rome and there you have those with the top stories on press tv, thank you for being with us, take care and bye-bye. in today's show we'll be highlighting the economic and diplomatic steps being taken by a latin american country against the scienist entity. there's a natural sympathy on the part of the colombian people for the palestinian people engaged in their resistance to the genocide and the settler colonial occupation. the colombian people have also been subject to significant repression which is sponsored by the united states. so petro in

really believed in the rule of law and human rights, the eu-israel association agreement would have been scrapped long ago and sanctions would have been swift and harsh. the european parliament now has more anti-eu legislators than ever before, a trend fueled by the block's foreign policy, according to analysts. this shift is clearly challenging the union's stability. according to some commentators, the very survival of the 27 nation block is under threat. jerome huse press tv, brussels. the islamic resistance in iraq has announced the death of one of his commanders in an israeli drone attack in syria. the group confirmed that abu haidar al khaffaji was killed while conducting his duties as security advisor. the israely drone strike targeted vehicle on road leading to damas. international airport also wounding another person. israel frequently conducts air strikes on syria. damascus has repeatedly called on the un security council to take action to halt the attacks. syria says these acts of aggression are a clear violation of his sovereignty and territorial integrity. the iranian ca