in the information space, the guarantee of several countries and it was discussed even then european solidaritys probably the only one among all political forces, she said very clearly, friends, these are all fmr things, the only guarantee that is really important is membership in nato, and a year has passed today, 85 90% of ukrainians say that the only guarantee for ukraine can be post-war ukraine, and i am convinced that it is necessary to ask the question about the start of the procedure right now, immediately, this is membership in nato, therefore, in my opinion, such statements are very dangerous; in my opinion, such statements should be very clearly opposed by ukrainian diplomacy on led by president zelensky, all other guarantees except membership in nato are a fata morgana, you don't have to think about it, you don't have to approach it, you have to take one very clear position, and today politicians really just because it's not the position of any individual political force, it's not the position of any of a separate leader. this is the position of ukrainians today. take sociology 85-90

i also thank the team of authors, which included deputies of european solidarity, deputies of the voice , the head of our delegation in the nato parliamentary assembly, yehor chernivtsi for the fact that we registered this resolution on time, unfortunately, it was three years ago, and i think that if we had considered it on time, we would have taken more a proactive position on the international arena, so why is it important to adopt this particular resolution, colleagues? i ask you to pay attention not to the name of the author's team, but to the essence of the appeal, where it is said that it is necessary to recognize all private military companies of the russian federation as terrorist organizations, because today for us with for you , as well as for the civilized world, it is not a problem that russia is a terrorist state , a country that sponsors terrorism, but we must emphasize that it is not only on wagner or not only wagner as a private company is used by the russian federation to achieve its military goals on our territory, it also uses other private military companies, which t

campaign, i ask the people's deputies to vote for 304, the decision was taken in general against european solidarity, the term should be shortened, i put the proposal to the vote to halve the term for preparing amendments and proposals for the second reading please vote less the right will be less from the metro for 277 the decision has been made thank you to the station thank you oleksandr serhiyovych dear colleagues the following bills we have 8360 and alternative to it 8360 dash one law 8360 is a draft law on making changes to the tax code of ukraine on facilitating the importation of unmanned aerial vehicles and some other goods into the territory of ukraine dear colleagues, i propose to include this draft law as an alternative to it in the agenda of the session of simply people's deputies to vote for 315 the decision was made dear colleagues, i propose to consider this issue under a shortened procedure, both of these questions are for shortening the procedure of simply popular of deputies to vote for 262 decisions have been made dear colleagues, two for two against, please register two for two

they are the only ones who, during the war, acted and acted against ukraine on february 24, european solidarityd its position very clearly: we will do everything that depends on us so that ukraine wins, which is what we are actually doing today, as for the meeting of the european commission and ukraine, ukraine is the eu in fact, it is a very, very important meeting and a meeting that can open opportunities for ukraine to truly become a full member of the european community as soon as possible, but we, in addition to wishing and doing everything possible that depends on us in order to become members of the european community together with our country, we also in addition, they are also realists and people who understand how many practical steps need to be taken. and today i believe that, first of all, it is necessary to bring ukraine closer to the standards of the european union, and what does it mean to bring ukraine closer to standards of the european union, this is the rule of law, and when today in the parliament, contrary to the european commission, contrary to the conclusion of the venice

separate airmobile brigade of the armed forces of ukraine answer people's deputy of ukraine european solidarityo tsimbalyuk lieutenant general of the militia retired people 's deputy of ukraine all-ukrainian association fatherland of good health mykola golovchyn first deputy of the voluntary formation of the territorial patriot of the kyiv community, the first deputy of the prosecutor general in the third and tenth years and 14-19 anton petrivskyi from we are a serviceman of the 80th separate airborne assault brigade of the armed forces of ukraine. good evening. we are adding to our conversation briefly to find out the latest information. this is taras kuchma, the mayor of drohobych . for example, in the resort business, but unfortunately, today in google trends of ukraine, drohobych is located in connection with the night rocket attack, e . previous tell me what happened, because hmm, unfortunately, the civilian infrastructure was also affected, and now you have already managed to deal with all the consequences of this night rocket attack and what details can you tell where it hit, where, and

difficult to negotiate there with it is more difficult to build a coalition with a voice of european solidaritydo not have support even from among your own people. well, of course, it is easier to take the votes of the opposition. issues of freedom of speech, well, this is simply the duty of people's deputies, because essentially a year passes, and they remain in key positions. upsj who occupy well, not the last places in various committees, or maybe it would be some sort of palliative moment well, but why are there hands before that? last year, mrs. shulyak headed the committee and replaced andrii klitschko, her fellow party member , in the same position. they pass a resolution and vote to remove them from their positions, and the distribution is very simple. the quota principle between the factions works, and we have a paradoxical situation . according to the quota principle, for some reason , representatives of non-factions now hold key positions in committees, they should simply share proportionally between the voice of the servant of the people and european solidarity homeland an interesti

with the budget, named the articles where you can get money, we registered a draft law from european solidarityhere it was proposed to withdraw uah 50 billion from absolutely non-priority items and give it to the ukrainian military, that is, even in today's very difficult financial situation, the money for the military is theirs it is necessary to point out and it is very unfortunate that today in the parliament for two days, from the group of razumkova or from a reasonable policy with european solidarity, every time we insisted on it let's give money to the military, let's cancel this absolutely harmful decree about taking money from the military, unfortunately no one has heard us yet , i just really miss this normal discussion. for example, i don't even understand what money is being talked about in each current period, and maybe it is possible if, for example, the same reporting was resumed there on fridays or whenever you like, make it some kind of floating day for security issues, but what was the minister of finance and people 's deputies they can ask and, accordingly , the mass media can

done, namely the granting of the candidate status to the european union, and also this is actually a lifetime guarantee, and we really have solidarity with the european union and nato , respectively. ukraine is getting closer to its european future step by step, we know that nato is currently pursuing an open door policy, therefore, in the future , we understand what the solutions will be, and now we are directing our efforts to to help ukraine immediately, and we are also looking at our assistance in the short-term , medium-term , long-term and long-term perspective. we are already thinking about our next actions. that is, each and every landing of weapons was considered in advance and it took time for specific weapons to arrive in ukraine . so this was already one of the guarantees that ukraine received ukraine, namely military support from the city and its defense potential, we understand the current scale of destruction, how many victims of such a conflict, but we achieved a lot at the beginning with the beginning of a full-scale invasion, exactly how much work was done, sometimes of course. the osce is already a structure no, w

it remained clear why we, by the way, and european solidarity were categorically against both the motherlandm convinced that nothing will happen there, and the russian influence there, which exists today, there is a scandal brewing that russia is controlled by minerats or has a very powerful influence, this whole scheme is precisely for conservation. of this mechanism with e-e has been proposed and this is all how to clean, respectively, in the correct staffing manner, those or other stables that you mentioned, in what way. i do not know, maybe it would be worthwhile to create some additional special a parliamentary commission is possible between a governmental group and so on. and so on, they do not help the special commission, this cannot be a panacea. there are a lot of them. they are essentially discrediting themselves. now i can say one thing that they have a reliable and professional special body to work, which we are and the state audi service and from the nabu from the special anti-corruption district - the prosecutor's office and the dbr, but when in the state the influence of one n

the position of the european solidarity faction was such that we need to work on it.a passed a bill that did not fully meet the recommendations of the venice commission. we all proudly reported on what we had done. in this direction and then received well, you know, well, it was even painful because when the venice commission said that we will not provide our recommendations - we will not propose the candidacies of our experts to this selection commission because you did not fulfill our recommendations, then we have already started this this process is like that. a certain moment that could have been avoided, but i would really like us as ukraine to avoid such things and not , well, just not step on the same rake, not doing everything perfectly, we can do everything qualitatively and we should do it qualitatively this one the law has not just been passed, it has already been signed by the president of ukraine, but indeed, the european side began to express comments and, if i am not mistaken, the prime minister of ukraine made such a statement about the fact that this

aggression one year of brutal russian aggression 1 year of heroic ukrainian resistance one year of european solidarityhead the future in unity you are fighting for freedom for democracy for your place in the european union we are with you as long as it takes the anniversary of the start of a full-scale attack russia in ukraine is celebrated today at the council of europe in strasbourg, on the square near the palace of europe , the first celebrations have already been held by the heads of the council of europe, the only influential international the organization that excluded russia from the number of members after the february offensive once again emphasized that all the crimes of the occupiers against the ukrainian people must be punished , in addition, they called on 46 member states to vote and continue resolute collective actions in support of our country , espresso correspondent tetyana vysotska is at the scene tanya i congratulate you please tell me how this day is going in strasbourg and what other plans and events are... good day studio good day ukraine so today in strasbourg from the very in

contact volunteer centers , local centers, private centers, even ours of the volunteer center of european solidarity, the situation is like this, in principle, everything is enough for everyone so far . i can’t say more about it, because i always understand a lot. thank you, ms. kateryna we hope that in dnipropetrovsk region it will continue to be calm as it was last night. kateryna nemchenko, a deputy of the dnipropetrovsk regional council, was with us, and we are moving forward in our roll calls. what is the situation now? is this tension also felt before the 24th? serhiy is the season when the deputy of the odesa district council joins us . serhii. good morning. good morning here . good morning ukraine. can you hear in the air this approach of february 24, what people are talking to each other, but in reality, the situation is quite tense because you know that a lot of all kinds of fakes are being launched by the russian federation into the information space, and they have also started there to train with nuclear weapons again, rattling mozkova, we are trying to intimidate our society, uh, in var

a project in the regional council about the banning of the moscow church for two months and european solidaritye filling it up and filling it up, we presented it and it seemed like it would have been filled up, but the day before yesterday, suddenly the vicommission for the science of education and spirituality itself developed such a project again, all- in the same way, the community can make all the decisions as you want, but the public is involved from below, and it is very powerful in kharkiv, and this is a small part of the picture, it grows, you know how a seed is thrown into the ground, and it grows and all they saw that these people are actually right. that's all. well, we hope it will be like that, but we still have to make a demilitarized zone 100 km ahead, said budanov , but i think ai-ai-ai, that is, there is still so much, we need a little boiled field. well, well what did i understand? thank you, thank you very much. in fact, we thank all kharkiv residents. kharkiv is the city that suffered the most in this war. during this war , the largest regional center of ukraine, which was t

place in the parliament, and it is a pity that no one introduces the draft laws submitted by european solidaritynto the session hall, because i am convinced that if the leadership of the parliament introduced them into the session hall, then the parliament would definitely gather enough votes to vote and support the laws concerning the social security and the laws that ultimately concern the restoration of order with the church of st. cyril in ukraine, that is, the trouble is that these former members of the ukrainian orthodox church are muddying the waters today, that is why my position regarding the name of the minister and the dash of the head of the national olympic the committee is clear. well, except in ukrainian sports. there are not enough patriotic, professional athletes who are willing to cooperate with international structures , who have respect, who have status in order to implement this matter in the end. of the national olympic committee, i am sure that there is yes, and i agree with zhan baliniuk, who brought the gold to ukraine, as well as the first deputy, as we joked after of t

lot of initiatives currently being initiated regarding tax reform in one of the issues . of european solidarity will analyze in detail all the innovations that will soon be waiting for ukrainians and ukrainian business, but that will come later . here he is, the institution decided to sell its unit to leave the aggressor country, however, the agreement is still waiting for a decision from the russian government, previously the deputy minister of finance of russia oleksii moiseev said that the state will block the efforts of foreign banks to sell their business. i will remind you that many multinational corporations quickly left muscovy at the beginning of the invasion of ukraine, however, the banks did it more slowly so as not to suffer losses , not to lose customers, not to violate certain rights of customers . institutions are in such a state of limbo, they cannot fully sell their assets, they cannot fully settle with their employees, they cannot fully leave the aggressor country at all, and such willing how little i follow the situation about the banking system in russia will tell in its cur

federation is preparing and what is happening in our country at the front for our fraction of european solidarityfter all, the priority is the provision and provision of our armed forces of ukraine and the return of salaries, that is, to be changed that resolution, well, it’s just such demotivational things. they are inadmissible, ah, during such a difficult period, and i already know that this is also against the background of mobilization, well, really, it’s not something that needs to be saved on. and why don’t they save on prosecutors on others? tax discounts for the field there, there are some customs clearances , that is, we have uh. we know that we are saving money for the armed forces of ukraine, and that is why i would like society and the public sector to pay attention to that as well and to press together to find funds for of the armed forces of ukraine and did not motivate them, especially during such difficult times, because you and i understand that february is indeed such a critical key month, and on the eve of ramstein, we also have to show that we care about our armed forces of u

the people, congratulations good evening, mykola velichkovych, people's deputy of ukraine and european solidarityster of internal affairs of ukraine in 2014 good evening good evening vasyl pavlyuk is with us diplomat consul general of ukraine in lublin in 2015-2022 good evening to you immediately let me ask a question yesterday all the polish media talked about biden's visit to poland in the united states of america a polish media correspondent at the meeting casually asked if biden plans to come to poland and there was an answer that it is quite possible and they say that this meeting can take place in including in rzeszów, in the city where nato has its base , and president zelenskyi should be there, and this will be such a response and the creation of perhaps even another powerful ukrainian-polish coalition . the united states of america in response to the potential offensive of president putin to the anniversary of his invasion of ukraine, you as a person who worked in poland , what do you know, this meeting will not take place, maybe you have some insiders, well, i have no doubt that preside

before february 24 , there were separate factions that were created in the 19th year, there is european solidaritymeland, and so on, then on february 24 , in fact, these factions do not exist, that is, there are two large factions, there is a pro-ukrainian faction deputies, regardless of who they nominated and there is another faction of collaborators of the opz, there are no other options, and therefore if we unite and if we said that we are united, if we unite and there is no longer such a division as it was before then , accordingly, it is possible take and need to take officials if they are professionals and from other electoral parties from other fields why not only for and it will unite like this this is an extremely correct approach and prospects, for example , reformatting part of the same cabinet so regularly we read one or the other there information messages that something is being prepared for different surnames are indicated, but they say that this is not accurate because it is not finalized, so to speak, and some surnames , for example, will be retired during the last few months, i d

evidence of a long -term invasion and nothing has changed since the days when our deputies of european solidarityspoke against it, but uh, minimal uh, well, there seems to be one or two votes, they understood ah, to drag out this question, well, one more thing with the positive, it is possible, as anyone is watching, several deputies in the psg and the kornes bloc wrote statements of resignation , it seems to five and uh, they will no longer be deputies of the regional council. well, somehow, in short thank you, mr. bohdane, for this extremely important conversation. bohdan tkachuk, deputy of the kharkiv district council, about the shelling of kupyansk, about the tension on the administrative borders of the kharkiv region , and about the possible deployment of further hostile plans. we are moving on 2 p.m. 25 anna valevska is working in the studio for a minute. thank you for being with us. well, in fact, the command of the eastern group does not rule out the possibility that russian troops may again attack kharkiv and kupyansk. therefore, this region is very important now, we are also keeping an

for example, the european solidarity faction did not vote zero votes were given by this political force, and the faction did not vote, and there were already zero votes. that's why it's like that now, a second second , and we'll add a representative of the faction's vote to the parliament to the broadcast. and we'll ask why these the political forces did not vote for the candidacy of ivan mal-vasyl makyk. i apologize for any complaints they had about this candidacy. i would like to remind you that vasyl makyk headed the sbu after ivan bokanov. roman kostenko, people's deputy of the voice, joins our broadcast, secretary of the committee on national security, defense and intelligence my greetings to you. good evening. this is our previous speaker , fedir venislavskyi, your colleague. he praised the skills of vasyl the kid, he justified why he voted for him, and as far as i understand, you did not vote for me in the first conflict of interests, i act as an employee of the security service of ukraine and as a people's deputy, there is a question of whether i can vote. although i do not obey

with these funds , our soldiers actually maintain and very often buy equipment and we, from european solidarity, prepared a bill where 50 billion, by the way, is lower than a year ago, we offered 50 billion, do you remember the discussion in mid-february when in the parliament we asked to give 50 billion for the army, we were then told not to panic but here we are again asking, give 50 billion, they have this money, take it from the freedom tv channel, please take it from the freedom tv channel, take it away from corruption schemes, stop buying eggs for uah 17, that is , money can be found even in the limited financial situation in which ukraine is today, and on this occasion we have prepared a draft law, i hope, in fact, i really hope that it will not repeat the fate of the draft law with the wagnerites. imagine waiting three years for our draft resolution, so that in the end the wagnerites will be sent by the ukrainian parliament to a terrorist organization. i am convinced that the next session of the parliament, it should be a clear voting decision on the allocation of additional funds to th

territory of kharkiv oblast, when we traveled with volunteer help, well with the faction of the european solidarity we went to the de-occupied territory as a volunteer aid, i remember how i just wanted to take a picture there, well, there are weapons there, there is a russian tank in the field, so broken, military personnel, don’t go immediately. we are there for a mine they didn't check here, here, honey, and don't go, that is, everything is so serious there, it is quite difficult to survive in that regard, and these are the changes in the problem , what would i like to say about our situation with decommunization decommunization because you know when literally 40 seconds because we already have a time limit, please and u we will be elected at the session to rename the village of vatutine to the village of zaluzhnye, we will rename it, but it is not in honor of general zaluzhnye, it is because this village is located behind the river meadow, so we will still have interesting problems in otaki, where well, not in honor but someone can think to themselves that honor is the same thing, of course, but

private military organizations as terrorist organizations, it was actually submitted by the european solidarity party back in 2020 against the background of the wagner scandal of their detention in minsk by the belarusian special services. now this decree was obtained, it was slightly rewritten and instead of the wagnerites, they wrote that all private military companies should be recognized as terrorists. there is only one problem in russia. there are no private military companies. there is no legislation that describes the existence of legal entities . they are officially called private military. this is the very name of the company. there is no way that russian private military companies exist in nature in legal practice. this will be just nonsense and our western partners do not will be able to ignore it at all, the second resolution that was adopted defines the wagner group, which, including the very name, is a private military organization , a private military company, and defines the wagner group as an international criminal organization in order to simply explain to the audience in simp

balanced and is not such a trojan horse that russia in the european union does not torpedo european solidarityu mr. ruslan and ruslan osypenko , the deputy of international affairs, helped us to understand international politics, which is currently spinning and revolving in one way or another around the russian war against ukraine, and now we will ask ivan usa, candidate of economic of the chief consultant of the national institute for strategic studies is about whether the russian people have finally become sick, how about this? putin said in his speech that it is the western world that wants the russians to suffer. well, they are already suffering, so we can't hear you correctly. good morning studio good morning the audience specially listened to putin's speech, it was 1.5 hours of horror , i got the impression that in general it was a parallel reality because this entire speech was held, let's say, from one side that they forced us to attack, after all, what a bad event there was. putin constantly complained about this event and told stories about how good the economy is, how everything is

already next week, it is at the session meeting to adopt the bill of european solidarity, these are the editors in which there is also your kutirnafluga and now a disservice to the people, and iryna gerashchenko and mykola knyazhytskyi and other representatives of our faction who are recommending expanding the dora council, which will elect these judges of the constitutional court at the expense of international experts, you are absolutely right in that this experience proved itself perfectly during the formation of the anti-corruption court. i would also like to note the remarks of the european commission, which were not publicly transmitted to our authorities and which were voiced in the resolution of the european parliament. freedom of speech, well , democracy cannot be built on political censorship of disconnected tv channels, and it is very important. political pluralism, an independent parliament, these are the bases on which, in general , the foundation on which all european countries are based, well, and a few more important topics. this is the law about the oligarchs, the so-ca

now we will have an inclusion with oleksiy honcharenko of the people 's deputies of ukraine, european solidaritydirectly spent two days in munich at the munich security conference, what did they say about the prospects for ukraine so far no if he was there for two days , who did he talk to, who did he meet, what did he hear, what did he see? well , actually, the munich security conference is a very important event, we broadcasted it live, they do not adopt any effective decisions or resolutions, but political visions are being formed there and common visions of tactics and world security are being worked out. well, the question is in focus because ah all military experts say that this war has already jumped out of the russian-ukrainian format it is already taking on the signs of a world conflict, and it is only a matter of time and speed of delivery of heavy long-range weapons to us. it also depends on this, and there will be third world information from occupied berdyansk , we talked about the southern direction, it is there melitopol there on the way to crimea berdyansk more on the way to mari

because the european union is our life insurance in europe. and we do not have only in nato a solidarity-- we do have that also in the european union. and underneath this decision -- i mean, every step we are taking within this process -- this is a process which secures the security of ukraine also for the future. and as everybody know, nato has an “open door” policy. this was true in the past; it's still true. and what we are doing now also with the military support is helping ukraine immediately every day, but we have short-term, mid-term, and long-term perspective. and this is also nothing new in february 2023, but we have decided and started this process in march, april, may last year, and then at the bucharest summit together at nato where we underlined that the support for self-defense is required now -- what we can deliver now -- but for example iris-t systems. the next ones, they are coming in the next months, but also in the next years. so every weapon delivery support is already looked at. also, it's the standards we are having ourself, so i think this guarantee has been given

the poet means, as for putin, we are already with you talked but it was signals to the europeans, keep solidarity, keep solidarity with ukraine and keep transport, actual solidarity, because this is the signal for victory. well, in the end, since it was a visit on presidents' day, it is such a very clear signal in the states, by the way, i don't know if you will decide after all for a second term, but if he decides to do so, a lot of people are talking about it . well, let's assume that he has such an unofficial start of the election campaign in kyiv, and by the way, this means that he understands his political mission as a mission of support of ukraine, but this also means that we have to become a success story of a real success story of the civilized world . well, biden demonstrated to the whole world that the politics of 80 years can replace anyone who exploded, roughly speaking, as in the case of vladimir putin. by the way, nancy pilos is 82 years old . last year, she also took a courageous step when she flew to taiwan, and it was also an event not only in the united states of america, but al

but it was a signal to the europeans, keep solidarity, keep solidarity with ukraine and keep transportent solidarity , because it is a sign of victory. well, in the end, since it was a visit on presidents' day, this is such a very clear signal in the states, by the way, i don't know after all, it will not be you who will decide on the second term, but if he decides, a lot is said about it . well, let's assume that he has such an unofficial start of the election campaign precisely in kyiv, and this, by the way, means that he understands his political mission as a mission to support ukraine, but this also means that we have to become a success story, a real success story of the civilized world. well, biden demonstrated to the whole world that the politics of 80 years can put anyone in the place of anyone who exploded, roughly speaking, as in the case of vladimir putin. things of nancy pilosi , who is 82 years old. last year, she also took a courageous step when she flew to taiwan, this was also an event not only in the united states of america, but also in the world, and propagandists in ru

she is also part of the european network for solidarity with ukraine. born and raised in donetsk in eastern ukraine. we welcome you both to democracy now! hanna perekhoda, let's begin with you. it has been a year -- friday marks the one year, february 24, 2022, when russia invaded ukraine. can you talk about what has happened since? >> thank you for having me. ere are a lot of tngs to say today. a year ago, major powers assumed ukraine would fall within three weeks, but one year passed already and ukraine resists. this is not just putin who was surprised by this massive resistance, but also most of the observers from outside ukrain i think it was the lack of expertise -- prevented us from understanding that this is a war of imperial regression and ukrainians will resist against. unfortunately, this lack of knowledge and this denial of ukrainian agencies still prevents some of us from understanding the nature of this war and from acting in a responsible manner. this when russian missiles were writing down on ukrainian cities again -- were writing down on

the fact that it always happens first in ukraine, then in one of the european capitals, or in this case, in order to show the solidarityity of all europeans with kyiv and ukraine , once again, once again in a row, the following such things will happen literally tomorrow again in kyiv, it is extremely important for us , mr. oleksiy, do you share the optimism of our prime minister, who gives approximately two years for the finalization of this movement in the eu, but let's do not forget about certain factors, in particular, the war in ukraine or the small number of reforms that still need to be put in place, and the president spoke about this in his address, as well as about the russian trail, which in one way or another is putting sticks in the wheels, e.g. maybe there are loyalists in those or in other european countries, in particular, like in hungary . for example, i have a question, well, on the example of the integration of sweden into nato and the anti-turkish, we see that in principle one country can block this movement, is it possible, well, in our version, er, i am deeply i am convinced that in our version this

principle, uh , so far, in a non-operating state, so this is an illustration of what is called european solidaritycally, there are 300 hryvnias or four squadrons. yes, combat coordination is everything to them. they say the same french say there, well , well, we'll give you f16 there, you have to study for six months, because these are not airplanes. it's a system there, 35 months there, it takes longer, but they are already there. it's flesh out though would how? well, when it comes to the transfer, will it again turn out that the missiles were not hung up or what? here is an interesting moment, but how it describes. this is pyotr olegovich, it looks like this, but a funny mess of people who are used to having lunch three times a day, drinking coffee and and in general, tanks are not about them, and even planes , as it were, are not about them in parentheses , they still leave excellent pilots, and those who walk in beautiful uniforms, there, and so on and so forth, which of them when fought on these planes. not not they bombed serbia they bombed and radio bombed serbs and cancer. it's a complete

does a new level of partnership mean that the european union is in full solidarity with the information approaches of the nato bloc and pulling up its geopolitical ambitions of global superiority in junior roles? the joint declaration is yet another eulogy of the philosophy of western superiority, without any accusations declaring that nato and the eu will use all political, economic and military means in the interests of our one billion citizens. the rest of the world is essentially viewed as a hostile environment, which should be reformatted using these same tools. in a word, the same jungle full of weeds that the master sees us with. initially conceived as economic, not political, it was in the economy that has always been a force of attraction. probably a year ago. at the same time, record inflation rates are measured in double-digit rates. i am glad that the european union jumped off the russian gas needle and got hooked on the hard drug expensive american liquefied natural gas. to keep the eu economy functioning in the energy sector alone , 710 billion euros were spent in 2022. in

russia's war of aggression against ukraine has actually bolstered that that sense of solidarity among nato countries among european allies and that the west and, and its allies. the ukraine's allies are stronger even than they were a year before. that was the message that he was also sending to russian president vladimir putin as well because he contracted that message with what, how he described putins problems on the battlefield. his miscalculations, his belief that he would be able to split of the west that he would be able to push back against western sanctions. and instead he painted this picture of the west being still standing strong rather behind ukraine and continuing to do so. it is important to, to, to note clear that this isn't a big moment for president biden, for the west, you know, a, the war has been drawing on for a year now, and there is no clear end game. there's no clear picture to win this war. could come to an end and when there might be some sort of negotiation. and so this is a moment that precedent by and really wanted to draw together the west and continue to bolster that unity both from

candidate stitches for the european union because the european union is our life insurance in europe. and we do not have only in nato is solidarity clause. we do have that also in the european union. and underneath this decision, i mean, every step we are taking within this process. this is a process which secures the security of ukraine also for the future. and as everybody know, nato has an open door policy. this was true in the past, it's still true. and what we're doing now all to was a military support, is, are helping ukraine immediately every day. but we have for short term midterm and long term perspective. and this is also nothing new in february of 2023 that we have decided and started this process in march, april may last year. and then at the bucharest, the summit, it together, it's an 8 or where we on the line that are the support for self defense am, is required now what we can deliver now. but for example, ears to systems, the next ones they are coming in the next months, but also in the next years. so every bump and delivery support is already looked at . also was the standards we're having ourself. and so i think

they are extremely important because putin will now implement tactics of undermining the solidarity of the europeanion, and since 23-24 are election years in many countries, he hopes to bring to power pro-russian forces from the extreme right or from far-left parties or left-center and right-center parties that he financed for a long time there for 20-30 years, supported financially. therefore, now we will see an intensification of the struggle not only in the czech republic, we will observe the same the aggravation of the struggle of pro-russian and pro-european forces in slovakia, our close neighbors, and it is very important for us and for the support of ukraine that it is precisely the pro-european candidates, such as the retired general from nato, who are winning. therefore, this is an extraordinary victory and it will help ukraine and our people as well. and if to look at the manner in which these elections took place, why the topic of ukraine was the leitmotif in the czech republic , because there was a lot of speculation and false information that even scared the mobilization of the czechs

says chance 7 ties, 972 in solidarity with palestine. european commission president was left on the line at a new sanctions package, including price caps on russian oil will be ready for the 1st anniversary of russia's invasion. russian president vladimir putin said russia would use more than just tanks to repel what he described as the aggression of the collective west. yes, house republicans have voted to remove democratic representative elana omar from the foreign affairs committee and was been ousted for previous comments. critical of israel. how speaker kevin mccarthy defended the decision based upon what she had said, the anti semitic comments. it's all about the benjamins, via the military in america is equal to hamas and the taliban on $911.00, something happened that day. even the former democratic chair of the committee believed her comments were wrong when a resolution was brought up to deal with this last time, she never apologized. they changed the resolution to say anti semitism is wrong. we're not removing her from other committees. we just do not believe when it comes to

of all, of course, there are ways of solidarity that are safe and have achieved sufficient success are the transport routes of all goods from ukraine to the european union by fast priority routes 25% of ukrainian gdp last year was transported from through the routes solidarity in money is 20 billion actually profits, and of course we will continue the program without the old access to the market, so goods without tariffs can go to the european union from ukraine, as it was last year. this will also be the case this year, and ukraine will join european programs, which must also be without any fees for membership in of this and participation in this program, of course, we discussed how russia should pay for the brutal destruction it caused, we discussed options for this, and therefore the violator should actually pay and be responsible together we are gathering evidence of war crimes, we now have the appropriate prosecutors and we are discussing what institutions and structures are needed now, but it is also important that there is political will so that russia pays for what it has done to ukraine, your russia and russian society, the economy is alr

people coming there meanwhile you see here thousands marching in the capitals of several european nations to show solidarityne. aishah: the trauma of russia's invasion will follow ukrainians for years and years. today schools are adapting and improvising to make sure that children can still get the best education possible. fox news correspondent trey i treyyingst visited one of those schools. trey. trey: many classes are holding remote classes around the one-year mark of the war concerned of russian missile fire. we visited a school outside of dnipro to speak with students about experiences during the first year of this conflict. >> a bunch of drones are flying and our soldiers shoot them down. 10-year-old anastasia explains, young ukrainian make drawings to change soldiers in the front lines. this is nor the warriors she adds to end the war sooner. outside students continue with less sons unfazed by sirens and occasional missile attacks. principal says she's doing everything possible to have her school running amid the war. the hardest part she says keeping both parents and students calm. we explained that

solidarity? well, there's been a warm welcome for him, both in the european parliament, whether a cheers and clapping for his speech. he was clapped as he arrived here at the summit of leaders. it's been a clear symbolism of such a show of support for the ukrainians. and it's important to remember that this ton from ukraine, away from the kremlin. and you know that the people of ukraine and the government of ukraine is desiring isn't just to become independent. they want to be an e u member state, and that's why we heard him say they want the beginning of the talks. they became a candidate country and rapid fire time. but they want the beginning of the tools to actually become a fully fledged member of the european union to start before the end of the year. that is a very, very quick time frame in the, in the sort of mechanisms of brussels that would allow a country to join us on the line. the european commission president. she did say that she's about to propose a 10th friend of sanctions against russia. so that was in progress as well, so that from the ukrainian point of view, they want the, the sc

poland later this month around the one-year anniversary of this war, in a show of solidarity with ukraine and european allies. david? >> tom soufi burridge in ukraine for us again tonight. tom, thank you. >>> in the meantime, back here in the u.s. tonight, and major news in the trial of alex murdaugh, accused of killing his own wife and son. for the first time, jurors hearing evidence of his alleged deep financial crimes, and you'll hear how prosecutors argue that that financial ruin was the motive for murder. here's eva pilgrim now. >> reporter: for the first time, the jurors in the murdaugh trial hearing evidence of financial crimes as a motive for murder. >> it's not character evidence, it's only the motive, according to state's theory. >> reporter: prosecutors argue the once prominent attorney was on the brink of being exposed for those crimes when he killed his wife and son to distract from them and gain sympathy. the cfo of his family's law firm testifying she confronted murdaugh about missing fees on the day of the murders. >> he told me the money was in there, that we could get it at any time.

solidarity. i am proud to say that this house of european democracy, its members, our european union, has always stood with you. we understand that you are fighting not only for your values, but for hours, for those ideas that bind us. our sisters and brothers, they make us all european. because ukraine is europe, and your nature nation's future is in the european union. we know the sacrifice that your people have endured for europe, and we must honor it not only bit with words, but with action, with the political when to ensure easier trade and with the fastest possible accession process with funds for your people with health in reconstruction which training for your troops with military equipment and defense systems, you will need to win. and now state must consider quickly as a next step, providing long range systems and the jets that you need to protect a response must be proportional to the threat. and the threat is existential. i grew up hearing my grandparent stories of my country's last clear fighter planes. when all seemed lost when they had no ammunition, no food, and no hope. all that

. >> a show of solidarity as president biden meets eastern european nato leaders. a rallying cry, president putin says moscow is fighting for its historic lands in ukraine. and we speak to the councilmember who led the battle and won against discrimination. israeli forces have shot and killed at least 11 palestinians in a raid, at least 100 and two people were injured. fighting has intensified with 61 palestinians kill since the beginning of the year. >> we are surrounded, but we won't surrender. this was the last message from this palestinian fighter. he urged palestinians to fight, but was killed shortly after in exchange of fire with israeli forces. he and another fighter spent their last hours here, surrounded in this abandoned house in the city of nablus north of the west bank. they pulled out the two men and then found a third fighter. >> they pull the two from this room. this is one of the places where they used together. you see their beds are here. they took the body from under the rubble, and later on we noticed a third body outside the room. >> undercove

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but also there shall be in a very significant level of this solidarity as well with the european union and the united states, or among those sending international aid to turkey and syria. after the turkish government appeals help, maybe 20 search and rescue teams, including firefighters and humanitarian aid organizations are being sent from you. russia is also sending rescue workers to both countries. israel says it's ready to send emergency helped to syria. and what would be rare cooperation between the warring neighbors i had an air for new lu is the associate head of civil engineering at poder university and explains why many buildings may have collapsed . the grad motions we have seen are on the upper end of the spectrum we have seen before. so these are, this is a very strong shaking and multiple earthquakes as far as the, the buildings go. yes, some of the color buildings, particularly they are concerning their collapses based on what we see that the type of collapse on this needs to be verified in the fields. but we think that the, the certainly the drift levels, the distortion

ukraine, ukraine's struggle is our struggle, ukraine protects our values, european values, the values ​​of democracy, we show the solidarityre french people with ukraine and this is the message we wanted to send to ukraine again, we perceive france as a powerful world the country as the leader of the european union as a country that exactly shares all the same values ​​that ukrainians share and for which these values ukrainians put their lives on the line. i know that france also sees and appreciates this. france will provide ukraine with two gm200 radars for air defense. the memorandum was signed by the minister of defense oleksiy reznikov and sebastian, according to rezniukov. this equipment will help the military detect enemy drones and missiles, including ballistic ukrainian the sky will be protected from the deadly attacks of russia, assured mr. reznikov, another personnel change in the government , the cabinet of ministers dismissed the leadership of the state customs service, in particular the executive the duties of the head of the department vyacheslav demchenko and his first deputy oleksandr shchutskyi will perfo