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no, i don't want to see him in the hague, _ hague?o, i don't want to see him in the hague, again, as i l him in the hague, again, as i just said before i would like to see julian assange free, that would be something i would like to see. i that would be something i would like to see-— like to see. i 'ust wonder why ou are like to see. i 'ust wonder why like to see. i just wonder why you are so unwilling - like to see. i just wonder why you are so unwilling to i like to see. i just wonder why | you are so unwilling to answer these direct questions. julian assange is an interesting subject but it is not for this. do you think there is a case to be made that vladimir putin is responsible for war crimes? but, first of all let me respond as a legal scholar, i have studied law and i have dedicated a lot of my work in the legal officer of the minister of foreign affairs also to the creation of the international crime court, i was involved in that in the 19905, was involved in that in the 1990s, and one of my first actions as minister was to

hague cases in which there was a return ordered. that is a step forward. we're not -- we are still watching, we are still monitoring. we want to see what happens, going down the road. there is some progress there that we want to take note of. >> ranking member wild. >> thank you, mr. chairman. as i was listening to you, i was reflecting back to my legal career before he came to congress, which spanned 30 some years. at the early point of my career, i did some domestic relations work. thankfully that was a relatively short period of my legal career. there was nothing more challenging than difficult custodial arrangements. i cannot even imagine the added piece of an international abduction and how that gets resolved. so, i commend you on the work you have done and are continuing to do in this highly emotional space. you have been a counselor officer yourself. i understand that they are extremely important in the process of ascertaining an of ducted american child's welfare and whereabouts. can you discuss that, so those of us who have not been in that role,

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let's listen to what he said at the hague.ng peace after victory is achieved by nothing else but the strength of values. first of all, it is the strength of freedom and of law which must work to the fow of ensuring justice. law which must work to the fow of ensuringjustice. not law which must work to the fow of ensuring justice. not hybrid promises instead of human rights. real freedom. promises instead of human rights. realfreedom. not hybrid impunity and symbolic formalities, but full—scale justice. and symbolic formalities, but full—scalejustice. not hybrid peace and constant pressures of violence on the front line, but reliable piece when one respects values, true freedom, truejustice, true peace is respected instead of hybrid forms, but it is exactly what we need now. president zelensky now meeting the dutch minister for further talks on assistance to the ukraine. let's take you to the ukrainian city of odesa. hannah shelest is a senior fellow, center for european policy analysis and editor of ukraine analytica. thank you

they're coming out of the hague. we are expecting zelinski to take to that podium that has indeed been reported that he will do. so he's already addressed the members of the doctor problem and tell us a little bit more about that. still, he gave him a short speech in the 2nd chamber, which was according to some type of mentality and very impressed if he got a standing ovation to that. but we don't actually don't know exactly what he said because this personal public and there are no reports so far. and what do you exactly said? but you can be sure that you try to drum up support for his country, of course. and, and also think that that's a forward to use for the support sofa in the netherlands delivering weapons and also education for ukrainian soldiers. so they're part of this big pro ukraine coalition in the european unit and, and nato and, and also in the, i see the bus no public appear and see, i see the spokes person told us that this was not planned because students gives a kind of, of the representative of, of

the premium president makes a surprise visit to the hague. a lot of me is a landscape urges that a neuron burg style tribunal be created to hold russian to account for what crime committed in ukraine this, as ukraine denies attempting to assassinate russia's president, moscow says a drone attack on the kremlin was planned by the united states and carried out by ukraine also coming up as tens of thousands of cities play the funding of home. we hear the story of one family who risk at all to reach safety in egypt. the hello m. terry martin. good to have you with us. ukraine's president brought to me as a landscape has said there can be no lasting peace with russia without justice for his country. he made the remarks on the surprised trip to the netherlands speaking after visiting the international criminal court in the hague. polanski stressed the number of war crimes allegedly committed by moscow. he called for the creation of a special tribunal into russia's actions. soleski said that it was vital, the president put in and those responsible f

he said, you know, i am not loading me or you want to see here in the hague. and of course, by that he meant you would like to see vladimir putin, russia's president and stayed here in the hague. stunting charges on president printing is indeed a fugitive, not officially of the international criminal court. there isn't arrest for an for him. but that really just shows just how difficult the international criminal justice can be overall in terms of the process. because there are no international police, they could go and a rest flooded your present and bring him just on charges here in the hague. so the, the calls of international justice do tend to, to turn slowly present zalinski. however, saying he's confident you will one day see the tribunal use the words italy called him for. he says we will win and we will see this in the future. okay, thank you for that. do you have any corresponding rosy bird? shocked in the i? i think while european union has warranted russia not to used as lives, that drone to tack on moscow is a pretext to escalate the wolf. the cab

he said, you know, i am not involved in me or you want to see here in the hague. and of course, by that he meant you would like to see vladimir putin rushes president and stayed here in the hague funding charges on president printing is indeed a fugitive. no officially of international criminal court. there is an arrest warrant for him, but that really just shows just how difficult the international criminal justice can be overall in terms of the process. because there are no international police. they could go in a rest flooding or pushing and bringing just on charges. here in the hague, so the, the calls of international justice do tend to, to turn slowly present zalinski. however, saying he's confident you will one day see the tribunal use the word gently calling for. he says we will win and we will see this in the future. okay, thank you for that. that didn't have any correspond the rosie bird shock. and i spring, while european union has warned russia not to use an alleged drone attack on moscow, was a pretext to escalate the war. the crime incense of washing

the surprise trip to the netherlands speaking after visiting the international criminal court in the hague. soleski stressed the sheer number of alleged war crimes committed by moscow. he called for the creation of a special tribunal into russia's actions. lensky said that it was vital that president putin and those responsible for the war be held accountable. immunity is the key. they opened the door to address. if you look at any war, any, and a war of aggression in the history and they all have one thing in common, the perpetrators of the war didn't believe they would have to stand to officer for what the deed, they must tend to answer for war. however, brings war must receive judgment, which are correspondent rosie birch. odd is covering the latest developments in the hague. she gave us her impression of the landscape, surprise, visit, and appeal for justice. indeed to, once you chose this location, the hague, a on does have a symbolic location because he calls it the center of international justice, the capital of freedom and justice, the capital of international law. because it's hom

this was about shot in the hague. now the european union has war direction not to use of the lives to drug and attack called moscow was a pretext to escalate the will come in says washington, organize the attack. and you cried kindly time moscow claims it was attempted to assassinate president vladimir putin. i think that sabotage attached by chief increasing the us and ukraine, both been involvement in the drug. an incident last, get more on this from washington bureau chief in his pole and correspondent to jennifer palka. in riga, my dw has been operating from since rational authorities close down moscow office. welcome both. let's start with you. got it for power. must go 1st blame to ukraine for this. uh, unless the tax a day lights uh it says, united states mastermind it is what should be major visa involving claims. well, so we have to ask ourselves why the us was not blamed immediately, right? after the footage of the legend, drone attack was published, switching the blame from one side to the other could actua

this is the, the news coming to live from berlin. ukrainian president makes a surprise visit to the hague. a lot of music. lensky urges that a norm back style tribunal, pre created, to hold russia to account for war crimes committed in ukraine. this is ukraine denies attempting to assassinate russia's president. moscow says and drove the attack on the kremlin, was planned by the united states and carried out by ukraine, also coming up tens of thousands of suit in these plea the fighting at home. we hear the story of one family who risk at all to reach safety in each the hello, i'm terry martin is good to have you with us ukraine's present. lensky has said, there can be no lasting peace with russia without justice for his country. he made the remark sort of surprised visit to the netherlands speaking after visiting the international criminal court in the hague. zalinski stressed, the number of alleged war crimes committed by moscow. he called for the creation of a special tribunal into russia's actions. so as he said that it was vital, the president, putin and those responsible for the war

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he said, you know, i am not loading me or you want to see here in the hague. and of course, by that he meant you would like to see vladimir putin russia's president and stayed here in the hague. stunting charges on president printing is indeed a fugitive, not officially of the international criminal court. there is interest for an eye for him, but that really just shows just how difficult it international criminal justice can be overall in terms of the process. because there are no international police, they could go and arrest flooding or pushing and bringing just on charges here in the hague. so the, the calls of international justice do tend to, to turn slowly president the length you whoever saying he's confident you will one day see the tribunal use the words italy called him for. he says we will win and we will see us in the future. okay, thank you. back that date have you correspond to rosie? bush ok, and i as well, you are paying union, has warren's russian not to use our lives to try and attack on moscow was a pretext to escalate the war. government s

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and i spoke just to the mayor of the hague just a few minutes ago. and he said his answer is we will, we will hold rush comfortable for these suspected war crimes, which the dutch board minister, i note said no, go into the 10s of thousands of suspects cases. rosie, thank you very much. our correspondent rosie batch out there in the heck to ukraine says it's air defenses pot offering new drone attacks on the capital key and other areas overnight. authorities and key of say to doesn't drones were fired, most of which were shot down. debris fell on residential areas, but no casualties were reported. now this follows accusations from moscow that ukrainian forces were responsible for an alleged drone attack on the kremlin, aimed at assassinating vladimir putin. new crane denies and involvement to indians . this footage circulating on the russian telegram channels shows the alleged overnight attack and smoke rising above the main kremlin palace. there has been no independent verification of this footage, but russia accuses ukraine of trying to assess and

we have to see if this would change after this visit to the hague. okay, w has been triggered covering the speech of a load of mirrors, the landscape, speaking in the hague, calling for justice for war crimes and ukraine, and the creation of a tribunal to that effect of battery here. thank you so much for following this and putting it into context for us. here are some other stories making news. in italy, at least 2 people have died and severe flooding. heavy rains have hit the country's populace north, which had been suffering from a drought. hundreds of people were evacuated from their homes. schools remain closed in many parts of the region. unconditional german chancellor. all laugh schultz says that berlin wants to provide developing countries with a further 2000000000 euros to help deal with climate change. he made that pledge at a conference in the german capital, the to day petersburg climate dialogue ended with more than 40 international delegates, calling for new targets on promoting renewables. myanmar has military government says that it

ukraine's pleasant -- president has made a visit to the hague. he urged a nuremberg style trial be created to hold russia to account for war crimes committed in ukraine. you're watching dw news. after a short break i will be back to take you through the day. stick around, we will be right back. >> you're watching "live from paris" here on france 24. i'm mark owen. these are the headlines. volodymyr zelenskyy speeds -- speaks in the hague calling for a trial for the atrocities committed in his country. fighting continues in the sudan, in spite of the truce brokered by neighboring south sudan. it was set to take effect this thursday. nonetheless, the sound of bombardment continued this thursday. the coronation of king charles iii is set for this weekend in london. already, there are fans of the royal family sleeping on the street to claim a front row seat. we will be examining the minority who are anti-monarchy. this is "live from paris pure cup -- "live from paris." thank you very much for being with us. ukraine's president got a standing ovation

visit to the netherlands, volodymyr zelenskyi also visited the senate of the states general in the hague and spoke before the parliamentarians. no aggressor will now think that he can burn values of our europe in the fire of russia's aggression, it seemed that europe was weak and now russia is trying to figure out how to hide its own weakness, how grateful you are that the hague, a place associated with international law in the world, becomes a real center of justice, becomes a center of justice, the name of all those who suffered from aggression and other international of crimes, this is the year of our cooperation with you. the vatican is participating in a secret peacekeeping mission that will try to end the war in ukraine , pope francis said on his return from the pontiff also told hungary that he discussed the war in ukraine with hungarian prime minister viktor orbán, and also with representatives of the russian orthodox church , in particular with metropolitan hilarion . peace is always achieved by opening channels, you can never achieve peace by closing them i call everyone to ope

it shows support, it shows solidarity, and after all , when there is a sign glory to ukraine in the hague, well, it is a very big sign of solidarity, a sign of support , and of course it would be best if the russian embassy received mail or ordered something to slava ukraine it would be ideal but this is the next step you canon here is the building of the official representation of the criminal regime what is the embassy of russia and we thought that it should be a good solidarity and support to rename the nameless small road along the embassy to call it glory to ukraine lunch lunch is a small road we are residents but even more so we are residents of the netherlands and as you know the netherlands and the hague strongly support the alliance against putin with the enemy do not negotiate with the enemy destroy him defend your own eventually want to come to ukrainian, but the insidious brain continues to hold on to russian like jack behind that door, catch a few simple and effective tips , first, turn on the language mode language is a habit, i try to speak ukrainian in public the places yo

live now to the hague and our correspondent anna holligan. extended, anna?— why have these sentences been extended, anna? hugely significant decision today _ extended, anna? hugely significant decision today because _ extended, anna? hugely significant decision today because these - extended, anna? hugely significant decision today because these two . extended, anna? hugely significant i decision today because these two men tied the serbian state infrastructure to the ethnic cleansing of non—serbians during this conflict so if you see just here you can see in the background there is some mothers, one woman who lost her two children and her brothers in the massacre and she said this court has brought them justice today, she said it's a beautiful day, a beautiful day for justice, and that's what this court represents are so many. this is the final verdict, the final trial conducted by this court and these two men were operating under the former president slobodan milosevic in training these death squads, the red beret is, as they were known, an

do you want to see him at the hague? no, i don't want to see him in the hague.would be, for instance, something i would like to see. i just wonder why you are so unwilling to answer these direct questions. julian assange is an interesting subject but it is not for this. do you think there is a case to be made that vladimir putin is responsible for war crimes? but, first of all, let me respond as a legal scholar, i am not a lawyer but i have studied law and i have dedicated a lot of my work in the legal office of the minister of foreign affairs also to the creation of the international crime court. i was involved in that in the 1990s, and one of my first action as minister was to increase our tiny contribution to the icc. so i'm somebody who has always been in favour of pursuing international crimes. but let me just remind you, that a number of states have not signed and ratified the rome statute, the founding charterfor the icc, so it has nojurisdiction for president putin, and this is my formalistic response as a legal scholar. it is interesting that austria is

so let's give a speaking at the international criminal court in the hague. he accused russia of committing thousands of war crimes in his country. instead, prisoners, i know, pretend must be held accountable for symbolic visit to the international criminal court in the hague. ukrainian president followed him. here's a lensky said he would much rather see another flood him. you're here. precious president. putin. the one who desires to be a sentence for these criminal actions. right here in the capital of the international di c. c issued an arrest warrant for put in march for war crimes related to the abduction of ukrainian children. the kremlin continues to deny all accusations of war crimes, and the court's jurisdiction is limited to international criminal court. can't try russia's aggression as a whole for this. so lensky set a new tribunal, similar to the number trials for nazi's after the 2nd world war should be set up on the russian crime lab. we should not look for excuses and should not refer to the shortcomings of the current international. bought to

in the hague.e sentenced for this criminal rights here in the capital of the international law. and i am sure that we will see that happen when we win. and we will win.— win. and we will win. overnight in ukraine, russia's _ win. and we will win. overnight in ukraine, russia's attack _ win. and we will win. overnight in ukraine, russia's attack began. i win. and we will win. overnight in i ukraine, russia's attack began. kyiv was targeted for the fourth time in a week and in russia, another apparent drone attack, the target, a large oil refinery. incidents like this are becoming more frequent and russian officials often put the blame on ukraine. moscow is also accusing heave of being behind the attack yesterday. they say it was an attempt to murder counts attacked president putin. including people who are shopping at the supermarket. the ukrainian offensive against russian forces imminent but now civilians are the ones. now separately, russia has accused ukraine of launching a barrage of sabotage a

zelenskyi to dutch society and representatives of international judicial institutions located in the hague , a number of other meetings with high - ranking officials will be held later. due to enemy shelling of the kherson region, russian non-humans killed 23 peaceful residents of the region, another 46 were injured, among the injured there are two children, a six-year-old a boy and a seventeen-year-old girl noted in the regional military administration that the invaders fired 539 shells from heavy artillery, hails of tanks, drones and aircraft under the fire of the muscovites in kherson itself . people the kherson regional military administration declares may 4th, 5th and 6th days of mourning, the russians launched a rocket attack on kramatorsk at night the building of the educational institution and nearby residential buildings were damaged, the donetsk regional administration reports that during the fire the day before, the new ukrainka purification plant avdiivka hannivka uspenivka maryinka krasnohorivka mykolaivka kostiantynivka as well as the chasovoyarska soledarska and turkish comm

will these negotiations take place, but even in these conditions recognized by zelensky in the hague,ll call european politicians his friends for this khramtsov message. fox in russia continue to burn contribute to the spread of fire adverse weather. conditions no rain and strong winds. the most serious situation is developing in the amur region, according to the latest aviation data, with protection in twelve regions of russia, there are 69 forest fires. the total fire area is almost 9 1/2.000 hectares. the fires continue to actively extinguish the main cause of natural fires. the human factor is called, the forest blazes as a result of falling into dry grass, or due to careless handling of fire. the most difficult situation is in the amur region in the region there are 15 outbreaks, according to the avilis security, the total area covered by fire here is more than 4700 hectares due to fires and local authorities have introduced an emergency mode throughout the region in extinguishing 99 pieces of equipment involved, including all-terrain vehicles and more than 140 paratroopers who a

russia yes, there are a lot of violations of the 1996 hague convention and it is used and european lawused in order to, uh, children of foreign citizens displaced between the parties to the european union to trade these children. tell us in more detail what is this bargaining in children. why pick up? how this process is financed, to whom the children are then transferred, and she uh, noticed that uh somehow between the sides of the euro society. they have them like that. uh, without like or contract. uh, what country will fall such a child begins to take money for him, and there, of course, no international laws apply, only international funds that take money from them to keep children in spain, for example, they keep children in centers and in england, as far as i know in germany where in norway, where these authorities keep more in the family, they take children by region and they start getting money e for children, and then they give these families some small part for the fact that they feed and look after them there. they they forget about international laws of respect for the con

it is to be established in the hague, and that has been $43.00 states that signed to today. at not all of the counts of europe, states have signed it, but therefore, spades like the united states to upon and canada have signed it. it is considered to be a 1st step in getting compensation from russia, but at the same time it remains unclear at this stage how this will look like in the future. dw correspondent, let's say a shelton and right to that. thanks so much for that. all right, we've got some sports news for you now. and in the 2nd leg of the champions league, semi finals into milan have beaten the city rivals ac milan one mil to advance to the final going into the game with a to new lives on said from the 1st leg into captain. loved tell ro, martinez school the only goal of the day midway through the 2nd half. and so it will take on either months to city or real madrid in the champions league final and eastern bolt on the 10th of june. on wednesday night we'll see to the highly anticipated 2nd leg and the champions league semi finals when manchester city and rail madri

we go live to the hague. this is quite a result? this cleansing. we go live to the hague.final verdict _ this is quite a result? this is the final verdict in _ this is quite a result? this is the final verdict in a _ this is quite a result? this is the final verdict in a final _ this is quite a result? this is the final verdict in a final trial- this is quite a result? this is the final verdict in a final trial that l final verdict in a final trial that has been conducted by this court. hugely significant decision. these two men created this state security unit which was then responsible for training and funding the groups which were carrying out the atrocities. among them they have been found guilty of murder, forcible transfer, deportation and inhumane acts. the reason this matter so much in these two men in particular is because they tied the serbian state infrastructure to the crimes committed, the ethnic cleansing of bosnian muslims during this conflict. ijust want cleansing of bosnian muslims during this conflict. i just want to show you outside the court, i want to

century has passed and the international tribunal for war crimes in the former yugoslavia met in the haguebruary 12, 2002 and brought him before the court slavic dictator slobodan milosovich was accused of crimes against humanity, genocide and war crimes committed during the bosnian kosovo war. the trial lasted more than four years. the defendant did not live to be sentenced. he died in prison of a myocardial infarction . these people will always be afraid of the reversibility of punishment, even if they will be isolated in their doomed territory called russia, this will already be the result , because as a result of a change in the political regime of anything, they really risk being uh fall under extradition or be detained as a result of imprudent or careless actions when they are going to visit any other country in the uncivilized world. he was not brave enough to condemn the aggression that russia committed earlier and in 2014, when de facto the crime of aggression against ukraine began and in 2008, when russia came to georgia with aggression, the victims of the aggression seek retribu

by the way, why does he need her in the hague, what if the guards in the form of soldiers of the armedf ukraine are arrested? zelensky has already managed to make an ambiguous statement and promised to make the conflict in ukraine the last battle. well, zelensky apparently how he remembers his debts to the west. even the end of the world ceases to be afraid of zelensky's huge debts in general. a lover of vivid images, a few years ago he came to complain about russia, and then remember, well , by the way, he was still in a suit. pay attention. we don't even have a beard. yeah, but it was just getting started, uh, from the podium. he demonstrated a sniper bullet. by the way, notice how he degraded. but that image of zelensky and the current one. well, two completely different people, such a carnival, in fact, a demonstration of all sorts of attributes. this an ancient ritual. in ukraine, such a policy was initiated by petro poroshenko, where he goes, remember in the fifteenth year in davos and there he demonstrated, well, allegedly, and part of the bus that was blown up there showed pass

as questions remain about what happened and who did what, in the hague, president zelenskyy visited theernational criminal court, which has issued a -- an arrest warrant over putin. >> we all want to see a different vladimir here in the hague. [laughter] the one who deserves to be sentenced for these criminal actions right here in the capital of the international law. reporter: president zelenskyy asked for more support from the west, including fighter jets and tougher sanctions for russia. ukrainian cities were targeted again overnight, including the capital. officials have denied attacking the kremlin and says moscow ul it as an excuse for more strikes. residents are leaving ahead of a curfew for the weekend. the ukrainian offensive against russian forces is imminent and for now, civilians are the ones who must move. >> four members of the proud boys group have been found guilty of seditious conspiracy, flow -- plotting to overthrow the government for the january 6 attack. this is one of the most high-profile cases of rioters trying to overturn. prosecutors say it was an attack on dem

in the hague.e capital of the international law. and i'm sure we will see that happen when we win, and we will win. overnight in ukraine, russia went on the attack again. kyiv was targeted for the fourth time in a week. and in russia, another apparent drone attack. the target, a large oil refinery near the black sea. incidents like these are becoming more frequent. russian officials often put the blame on ukraine. moscow is also accusing kyiv of being behind this drone attack on the kremlin yesterday. russia claimed this was an attempt to assassinate president putin, something ukraine has strongly denied. at the hague, president zelenskyy mentioned habsaan in the south of the country, where 23 civilians were killed in russian shelling, including people who are shopping at this supermarket. residents are living ahead of a curfew on the weekend. a ukrainian offensive against russian forces is imminent. for now, civilians are the ones on the move. hugo mate, bbc news, kyiv. scientists say a new drug h

taken a step towards establishing contractual ones relations with ukraine within the framework of the hagueonvention on the recognition and enforcement of foreign judgments in civil or commercial matters. thus , the member states of the european union believe that there are no fundamental obstacles that could prevent the eu from entering into contractual relations with ukraine, this decision will make the convention an important tool to promote international trade , olena zhezhera became the head of the obolon district court of kyiv. this judge is known for a loud scandal . falsification of the case against maidan activist mykola pasichnyk in 2014. 72-year-old pasichnyk was beaten and thrown behind bars for allegedly organizing mass riots. olena zhezhera had to consider the application for the dismissal of her colleague judge vladyslav dvyatka. this is a very simple procedure that took elena zhezhera six months, the judge hoped the disputes of our key partners, on which our european integration depends, and deliver weapons , supplies and financial assistance at the end of last year, the ver

i testified in four separate trials at the hague, and if you look back to what was going on in bosniak, when the united nations did the vote in the security council that set up the tribunal, no—one thought it would work or make a difference. war crimes were going on, and there seems to be a sense of impunity, that anybody could get away with it, particularly on the bosnian serb side. in sarajevo, where i was that very week then, there were thousands of shells every day hitting the city, killing civilians, killing children, and they seemed to be getting away with it. but what the war crimes tribunal did, through many years of very hard work by lawyers, byjudges, by investigators, buy lots of other people, they got the main people who were responsible for what was happening. it wasn't perfect, and a lot of people were not gods, lower down the line, but people like milosevic, who you mentioned, the serbian leader, the leaders of the bosnian serbs, they are now in prison, serving life for genocide et cetera, so that was a remarkable achievement in doing all of that. now, these processes,

because it shows support, it shows solidarity, and yet when there is the sign glory to ukraine in the hague, well, this is a very big sign of solidarity, a sign of support, and of course it would be best if the russian embassy received mail or ordered something to the address glory to ukraine, it would be ideal, but this is the next step, too . ukraine, here is the building of the official representation of the criminal regime what is the embassy of russia and we thought that it should be a good thing of solidarity and support to rename the nameless small road along the embassy to call it glory to ukraine lunch lunch - this is a small road we residents gagas, but even more so we are residents of the netherlands and as you know the netherlands strongly supports the alliance against putin further on the air andrii dekhtyarenko take care let's return to our air and let's listen to the address of the president of ukraine volodymyr zelensky i wish you good health, dear ukrainians, the short world is quite loud this day day one, thank you to our air force and all the defenders of the skies for re

according to the hague convention of 1997 on the rights and obligations of neutral powers and the sea and land war, also accomplices of the military crimes of the armed forces ukraine and national security forces. interesting, williams. the security council maintain laws, cuz i know i took a lot of the west spring gauging what he called a proxy war against russia. mr. and the bends. you said that nathan stays a slot to escalate the company down to quote, the last ukranian told us in the senior research fellow at this level policy institute says all of the invoice comments by repeating, since i'm oscar. as a red lines have been ignored, a reiteration of what the russians and government officials, including president fulton, had been saying since the start of the circle of special military operations, they watch how russia responded to the crossing of one russian red line, all 3 another. and as i said, russia has been very restrained and the nato powers have taken that restraint as weakness. so that was the cross one red line. russia doesn't really respond to their crossing and all that

the glass of this asan nazsram catholic church was recognized at the hague court and is a prisoner, but of the first-tier defendants

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