and we heard l both joe biden and jens stoltenberg bothjoe biden and jens stoltenberg framed that war.. no suggestion of an underestimation of the threat. general hodges would know a lot more about this _ general hodges would know a lot more about this that me, but the russian mititary— about this that me, but the russian military capability, they've lost tens _ military capability, they've lost tens of— military capability, they've lost tens of thousands of personnel, they've — tens of thousands of personnel, they've lost weapons, they've lost weapons _ they've lost weapons, they've lost weapons stocks, they have a lot of concerns _ weapons stocks, they have a lot of concerns about that but not enough concerns _ concerns about that but not enough concerns. because vladimir putin is going _ concerns. because vladimir putin is going to _ concerns. because vladimir putin is going to keep throwing his military capability— going to keep throwing his military capability at all of this, and again as they— capability at all of this, and again as they say, general hodges is much more _ as the

become a presidential candidate. of the united states of america, from the republican party jens stoltenbergsaid that the russian war in ukraine could last 10 years, unfortunately, but at the same time he added that it can be a little bit longer, its completion can be accelerated, and computers are also attacking, about this and other things in a moment in the world about ukraine column. yes yes yes. and i'll start with this: us president joe biden may announce his refusal to participate in the elections this weekend. journalists of the financial times reported this with reference to sources in american political circles. according to published information, a boycott of sponsors could have brought joe biden closer to this decision to withdraw from the race. formerly american mass media wrote that several sponsors have suspended the transfer of donations totaling more than $90 million until the party replaces joe biden with another candidate. speaking to the financial times, backers said mr biden had received a signal to stop donating. according to them, the acting president is now under irre

the president of the united states of america this medal of freedom to jens stoltenberg.mocracy, secretary—generaljens democracy, secretary—general jens stoltenberg has democracy, secretary—generaljens stoltenberg has guided the nato alliance — stoltenberg has guided the nato alliance through the most consequential decade for european security— consequential decade for european security since world war ii. when vladimir— security since world war ii. when vladimir putin launched his brutal assault— vladimir putin launched his brutal assault on— vladimir putin launched his brutal assault on the people of ukraine, betting _ assault on the people of ukraine, betting that nato would break, secretary—generaljens stoltenberg secretary—general jens stoltenberg proved _ secretary—general jens stoltenberg proved him secretary—generaljens stoltenberg proved him wrong. under his stewardship nato has become stronger and more _ stewardship nato has become stronger and more united than ever and americans— and more united than ever and americans for generations to come will benefit from

well, that is, the paradox, you understood what it is, first he says, i mean jens stoltenberg, that theian war in ukraine can last 10 years, but if we are more active we will help if ukraine wins, it can last much less. well, here is an appeal to those who hesitate to help us. get involved. the war in ukraine is becoming unpredictable. nato commander in europe christopher cavoli said this at the aspen institute's security forum. according to him, one of the conclusions that can be drawn now, looking at the russian war in ukraine, is that in modern wars you either win. victory, or you will have a long road with unpredictable turns, in this case, says mr of course, it is clear that there can be many such turns, and at the same time he added that the ukrainian command now has problems with the distribution of human resources, and so that there are as few turns as possible, or even none at all, then it is necessary to listen to what jen stoltenberg said in the previous information, and to join in... helping ukraine to win this war as soon as possible. you haven't heard about viktor orbán fo

commit a visionary, statesman, secretary-general jens stoltenberg has guided the nato alliance throughhe most consequential decade for european security since world war ii. when vladimir putin launched his brutal assault on the people of ukraine, threatening that nato was rigged, secretary stoltenberg proved him wrong. under his stewardship, nato has become stronger than ever, and americans for decades to come will benefit from a safer world that he helped create. he demonstrated that the alliance is as powerful now as it was 75 years ago. together, we are stronger. [applause] [cheers and applause] ♪

ruth will take up his duties on october 1, when the term of office of his predecessor jens stoltenbergrime minister of the netherlands, the politician was remembered for his ruthless suppression of protest during a pandemic. the latest is a harsh crackdown on demonstrations in support of the gas sector. most us military bases in europe are on alert due to an allegedly increased terrorist threat. something like this has not happened in the old world for at least 10 years. the exact reasons for this mobilization of forces are not reported. meanwhile, a subject with a knife who tried to attack the splendors of order. the results of the biden-trump debate could lead to tectonic changes in the great american politics. according to. according to polls that are unfavorable for the current us president, the number of americans who believe that biden has fallen into insanity has sharply increased, they are already 3/4 of the total number of citizens. the democrats find themselves in an extremely difficult, not to say hopeless, situation; the party’s candidate must be officially announced in the

and denmark, who are supposed to hand over these planes, and also the statement of the same jens stoltenbergays that now everyone in nato is working hard to transfer the planes and to provide them as best as possible combat work in ukraine, well yes, well, we still understand that the key story is how much work would be undertaken by the f-16, and yes, let there be several units according to their advantages, well, on the other hand, we will not reveal everything that we guess about either in order not to scare the enemy, the appearance of the f16 should surprise the enemy, they should work extremely clearly, but the squadron is essentially not much, but, but, but... what can, for example, er, planes in the amount of six units to change in a very specific military situation? well, the first exandril in in principle, i think that for the first time it can be used precisely for the purpose of anti-aircraft defense, and this can gradually solve the issue, for example, in improving the situation for shooting down the same e. air targets, primarily airballistic targets, including the same shahed

and this will have consequences for pokin's interests and reputation, nato secretary-general jens stoltenberg emphasized at a press conference after the meeting of the euro-atlantic council in washington. china supplies russia with dual- use equipment, including microelectronics and many other tools that allow the russian federation build. bombs, missiles, planes for attacks on ukraine. beijing cannot support the largest war on the continent in recent history without negative consequences for its reputation and interests. also watch on the espresso youtube channel, around 23:30 the final press conference of nato secretary general jens stoltenberg, and approximately at 0:15 us president joe biden. the un assembly will consider the draft resolution on nuclear security prepared by ukraine, serhiy kyslytsia, permanent representative of ukraine to the un, said on the ex social network. today the project plans. to support another 56 countries. lithuania handed over a new package of military aid, which included electronic warfare systems, ammunition and drones, the country's ministry of defense repo

jens stoltenberg is here. good morning secretary general. great to have you here at the table. a headline from "the wall street journal", quote, the world saw president biden deteriorating, democrats ignored warnings, european leaders and officials express worries about his focus and stamina. you're meeting with nato leaders in washington, you're close with president biden and many other nato leaders. what's your real take on the private assessment of the president of the united states among nato leaders? >> i'm absolutely confident that when all nato leaders convene here this week, it will be a great summit. we will celebrate the 75th anniversary of the most successful alliance in history and i just met president biden in the oval office a couple weeks ago and that was a good and productive meeting. we prepared all the important decisions on support for ukraine and some burden sharing that european allies are stepping up and spending record amount of money on the trends. of course also on china, on our need to work together. this is the substance of the summit and, of course,

interesting conversation, unfortunately we have to trade you for jens stoltenberg. yuriy romanyuk, the head of ukraine in nato, a member of the atlantic council, was in touch with us, and now we are listening to jens stoltenberg, the secretary general of nato. air defense systems, as well as within the framework of bilateral security agreements between nato allies and ukraine, and we will also do everything. in order for the ukrainian defense sphere to be mutually compatible with nato standards, so these are the elements that we will actively discuss, and they will also create a powerful and strong bridge for ukraine to its membership in the alliance. when we talk about defense and deterrence. will do everything to ensure that the right troops, the right resources are in the right place so that we could carry out our defense plans, we already know that we have a lot of soldiers in combat readiness, on nato's eastern flank. we are ready to defend our allies, in particular in poland and other states where ballistic complexes are located. and the most important thing h

the head of state stated this during a briefing with nato secretary general jens stoltenberg. joint declaration states that ukraine is on an irreversible path on the way to membership in the alliance, and we will be invited when all the allies agree and kyiv fulfills all the necessary conditions. we have a strong position that... to the irreversibility of ukraine's movement towards nato, every step really brings us closer to membership, we are doing and will continue to do everything to ensure that when the day comes when ukraine is invited, ukraine will be invited and it will become a member of nato. i am sure we will achieve it. nato secretary general jen stoltenberg said that the decision regarding the adoption of the north atlantic alliance summit. of ukraine is a bridge to its membership in the organization. the nato leader welcomed ukraine's progress in carrying out reforms and assured: the alliance will support our country on the irreversible path to joining the military-political union. president zelensky at our meeting that just took place and you, i agreed, something

outgoing nato secretary jens stoltenberg, nato secretary, thank you for being here. >> i was going to at the table on "the weekend". it was a busy week, as we were talking off fair for yourself, the president and the world leaders are now gathered here. how do you assess nato at this point, as you mark this 75th year, as you begin to turn the corner into the next part of this century, given what we have seen play out in europe, with the recent elections there, including the labour party taking the lead and the new prime minister in britain and, of course, our elections this november. how do you see the alliance right now, given some of the changes that are happening globally, as well as him domestically? >> nato is the most successful in history because we have been able to be together, despite that we are 32 different nations, different political partners, different nations and different cultures. we have always been able to unite to prevent war and preserve peace. now we live in a more dangerous world, a new war in europe, a new war in the middle east and the rise of china. that jus

sanctions from the united states of america, i'd like us to hear now from nato secretary general jens stoltenberg china's role in supporting of the russian economy. china supplies russia with dual-purpose equipment use, in particular microelectronics and many other tools that allow the russian federation to build bombs. missiles, planes for attacks on ukraine. beijing cannot support the largest war on the continent in recent history without negative consequences for its reputation and interests. i, by the way, just, you know, you talked about the fact that public funds, okay, private, let's think. i think that it is necessary to come to an agreement with the western establishment, first of all and not only the western one, that in... in this putin's racist russia, recognize this as the term racism, and don't be afraid that nazism has risen in modern russia, because it is, it's just called differently, and to admit that these private funds of the rich people of russia, they could not have happened without the help of the fsb, without the help of the authorities, and i'll just say that somewhere be

we are now showing online live the welcome ceremony at the nato summit, just before biden and jens stoltenbergpproached by the president of poland, if i saw everything correctly, andrzej duda, and i understand that the president of ukraine should also approach there, now it is volodymyr zelenskyi, then maybe we will hire another president, another one would be suitable, it doesn’t matter, but that’s what i am i understand that now there are greeting ceremonies, statements have been made, many important statements on strengthening, what else should be expected during this time of work and whether the ukrainian... side, ukrainian diplomacy, well here you are, as well as a person who represents the security of forms, ukraine, a ukrainian politician, but to influence something these days, concretely, as they say, tactically, maybe not strategically, but tactically to influence something, well, it seems to me that now ukrainian diplomacy and the ukrainian authorities are doing their best to ensure that ukraine is on the agenda, on the one hand, and on the other hand, the russian war. against ukrain

according to jens stoltenberg, the stronger this support is, the sooner the war can end.t the same time, the secretary general of the north atlantic alliance added that russian president putin is trying to implement a strategy of stalling in ukraine, hoping to weaken the determination of the west, but he will not succeed. i'm coming for you. donald trump offers joe biden joe biden. to meet during the debate, as he called it, without rules, the 45th president of the united states wrote about this in his own social of the true social network, the ex-host of the white house offers the incumbent to meet during the discussion, followed by his short quote: "just the two of us on stage, no rules, let's discuss the future of our country." this is the end of the quote, and according to trump, the high ratings of the first debate mean that the new format will be even more successful with viewers, while the speech without moderation, he says, will allow the candidate... from the democratic party, septo biden, to more fully respond to the sharp questions and dispel all doubts of fell

according to jens stoltenberg, the stronger this support will be, the faster. the war may end.ime, the secretary general of the north atlantic alliance added that russian president putin is trying to implement in ukraine, a strategy of delaying time, hoping to weaken the determination of the west, but it will not succeed. i'm coming for you. donald trump invites joe biden to meet joe biden in what he called a no- rules debate. the 45th president of the usa wrote about this in his own social network. the ex-owner of the white house offers the incumbent to meet during the discussion, followed by his short quote: "only the two of us are on stage, we will discuss the future of our country without any rules." that's the end of the quote, and according to trump, the high ratings of the first debate mean that the new format will be even more successful with the audience. at the same time, the speech without moderation, he says, will allow the candidate from the democratic party, septo biden, to more fully answer the pressing questions and dispel all the doubts of fellow party members.

nato secretary-general jens stoltenberg joins us now. mr.eneral, thank you for joining us. this has been the topic in the united states for at least the last week, for some for the last few years, does president biden have the mental acuity to be, in his own words in that interview, the leader of the world, but especially to lead nato in many ways with so much going on around the world? >> well, i will not be part of a domestic u.s. debate, but what i can say that that i just add had a couple of weeks ago a good is and productive meeting with president biden in the oval office and that this week we'll make important decisions at the nato summit in washington on defense, on ukraine and also to work more close closely with our partners to address the threats and challenges posed by china. and, of course, all these decisions that we take this week would not have been possible without u.s. leadership. so i look forward to an important summit in washington this week. joey: i understand that you don't want to get into partisan politics. we underst

of nato within the next 10 years, said the secretary general of the north atlantic alliance, jens stoltenberg an interview with the german media group dpache presa agentur. and before that, he says, ukraine needs to be helped to win the aggressive russian war by increasing the amount of military support, according to jens stoltenberg, the stronger this support is, the sooner the war can end. at the same time , the secretary general of the north atlantic alliance added that russian president putin is trying to implement in ukraine, a strategy of delaying time, hoping to weaken the determination of the west, but it will not succeed. i'm going to see you. donald trump invites joe biden to meet during what he called a no-rules debate. this is what the 45th us president wrote in his own true social social network, the ex-host of the white house offers the incumbent to meet during the discussion, followed by his short quote. just the two of us on stage, no rules, let's discuss the future of our country. that's the end of the quote, and according to trump, the high ratings of the first debate mean t

well, the statement of the secretary general of the north atlantic alliance, jens stoltenberg, whichalso needs to be clarified, obviously a little for our viewers, is the main obstacle to the entry of ukraine, ukraine into nato, according to the words. stoltenberg, who will actually leave this position with time, well in the near future, is that some countries oppose ukraine being in the alliance, translate it in normal language, please for our viewers, in normal language, the usa and germany do not want to invite ukraine to nato, in normal language, and hungary, too, but its role there is negligible, but without the united states , there can be no invitation to nato, the key country of the united states. why do you think the usa and germany, again, for your information, why, well, biden quite openly said this in an interview that he will not natoization of ukraine and so on, my opinion is very simple: nuclear weapons and putin. this is the only reason that stops. the biggest mistake ukraine has made in our recent history is that we gave up our nuclear weapons 30 years ago, and now i

but, here is a short quote from jens stoltenberg. nato's policy is unchanged.e will not take part in this conflict. we will support ukraine in destroying russian planes, and... but nato will not be directly involved in this. it just occurs to me, well , the thought is this, but purely hypothetically, if... the russian missile goes off course like that, not just flies a few meters into the territory of poland, but also flies far away, will they shoot down and will they be in in this case , to believe that nato troops are participating in the conflict, as they unfortunately called it, is simply interesting: ukraine should not join nato, this was the statement made by the prime minister of hungary on the sidelines of the summit in washington viktor orban, with reference to his own... bloomberg journalists reported. according to them, during the plenary session in the presence of ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyi, orban not only refused to join the promises of military support for ukraine from the alliance, but also stated that ukraine should not join nato at

of the verdicty program, and at 11:30 p.m. we plan to broadcast the final press conference of jens stoltenberg on espresso tv channel, and at 12:0015, approximate time, of course, once again in kiev , the press conference of joe biden, the president of the united states of america, although such an option may still appear in our country before that. as the speech of the president of ukraine volodymyr zelenskyi together with jens stoltenberg, so a lot of interesting, important things are waiting for you, let's start our conversation now with the announcement of the collection. we invite you to join the project from zero to life, which is a collection of atvs for the rapid evacuation of the wounded and the delivery of ammunition. support the soldiers of the legendary 93rd separate mechanized division with a donation. of the kholodny yar brigade , our defenders win every day without leaving the wounded and dead on the battlefield. so for evacuation, atvs are indispensable assistants, and they also allow to move as quickly as possible on the off-road, which is much more efficient, allows you to pe

but, here is a short quote from jens stoltenberg. nato's policy remains unchanged, we will not take part in this conflict, we will support ukraine in destroying russian planes, but nato will not be directly involved in this. it's simple for me arises, well, the opinion is this, but it is purely hypothetical, if a russian missile deviates from its course, not only flies a few meters into the territory of poland, but also flies far away. will they mislead and will they in this case consider that nato troops are participating in the conflict, as they called it to great regret, it is just interesting: ukraine should not join nato, such a statement was made by the prime minister on the sidelines of the summit in washington the prime minister of hungary, viktor orban, reported this with reference to his own sources, bloomberg journalists reported. by according to them, during the plenary session in the presence of ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyi, orban not only refused to join the promises of military support for ukraine from the a

but let me go back to november 14th of 2019 when jens stoltenberg visited the white house and president trump said this about the visit. >> president trump is having a real impact which is making nato stronger. nato is actually stronger and more agile than we have been for many, many years. >> john: despite all the complaints jens stoltenberg was very happy saying him demanding that nato nations come to the table with 2% of gross domestic product to defense he is making it a stronger. he said nato gathered more than $100 billion more than it had before because of trump's policies. is the return of properly something to worry about? >> i mean i wouldn't put it that way. i would actually like to give trump credit because i think he was right on the 2% limit. and look coming to an and 14, of the allies only three reached that level. i think in 2018 it was something like ten. now it is 23. with that have happened if trump hadn't pushed forward? i don't think so. to have happen without circumstance question are probably not but we are moving on the right track. secondly, a lot of people forg

their approach to press, for broadcast, and there will be an approach of nato secretary general jens stoltenbergraine volodymyr zelenskyi. well, i also know that it is important for russia, or very painful, they really do not like humiliation when their money, which is interest from russian assets in european banks there, or maybe in certain funds, others, i don’t know where they kept this money there. investment funds or some venture capital, i don’t know where, i again, i don’t know, but you say that these percentages will work for ukraine, as much as this is a painful blow, it is not somewhere not 10 trillion dollars at once, but still it is significant, it is billions, and prospects, again, of these percentages, what can we have even more later, how painful and financially painful and morally painful is it for russia? well, actually, you know, talking now. it is about 300 billion dollars, because no one has ever named the figure exactly, they said, some say 200, 50, some 300, well, i am more concerned with the figure of 300 billion dollars, these are frozen russian assets, of which these are

and we heard from the secretary general jens stoltenberg speaking yesterday as well. he urged all members of the alliance to continue their support for ukraine in terms of what's happening on the front lines, it does seem as though ukraine is very much holding them at the moment. there's not much progress from russia absolutely. and in fact, what we've seen is ukraine continued to hold its position, but there are fears that they are running out, perhaps with the capacity to do this. and so we're seeing that continued push for more international support that's certainly the message that we've been hearing from stoltenberg from other world leaders at the world cannot forget ukraine at this stage, that there cannot be any. sort of relaxation on that position that there needs to be that continued military support particularly, of course, for ukraine on the frontlines, but particularly when it comes to its air defense systems, because what we are seeing is russia are targeting further inland, particularly in kyiv. of course, with missiles and drone attacks, attacking from

jens stoltenberg, the already resigning secretary general of the north atlantic alliance, they demandedl restrictions on ukrainian armed forces strikes on russian territory be lifted. this formulation is given by the international portal defense news. we are joined by konstantin gavrilov, head of the russian delegation in vienna on military security and arms control. konstantin yurievich, i greet you. hello. so let's discuss here this is a statement, as they say. information, and at least it is ambiguous, yes, because now it has long been clear, even to non -specialists, that targets are assigned, at least approved, with the participation of nato, with the most direct nato intelligence, and that same, relatively speaking, the launch button for the same atak ms missiles is also pressed, well, hardly by the vssu officers, there are a huge number of western instructors and there are even nato military personnel in one form or another, veiled or not. now they've started again this talk about lifting all restrictions on strikes, they seem to be talking to themselves, or something, and in gen

of freedom -- the united state'' highest civilian honor -- to outgoing nato secretary general jens stoltenberg. we'll have more on the nato summit later in the broadcast. indian prime minister narendra modi has wrapped up a two-day visit to moscow, where he met with russian president vladimir putin. it was modi's first visit to russia since putin's 2022 invasion of ukraine. modi has so far refused to condemn russia's actions and has abstained from u.n. votes denouncing the invasion. india remains the second-largest purchaser of russian oil after china. after the talks, modi offered limited criticism of putin's attacks on ukraine. >> war, conflict, or terrorist attack of any person who believes in humanity feels pain when they see death, especially when innocent children are killed. the sight of innocent children dying shatters your heart. that pain is terrifying. i did discussion on the issue with you. amy: on tuesday, putin awarded modi the order of saint andrew the apostle, russia's highest civilian award. ukrainian president volodimir zelensky blasted modi for his literal embrace of putin.

that's probably the appropriate answer a for g jens stoltenberg.ontinue the status quo. jens stoltenberg, antony blinken and the biden administration are working to, quote, fortify their diplomacy so it essentially becomes trump proof, locking in agreements that aren't agreements, it's an agreement between joe biden and vladimir zelenskyy for 10 years, not a treaty that binds the united states and ukraine. that's why mike lee and i have introduced resolutions that call for this to be ratified for senate if biden intends it to be binding on future administration and future policy. cheryl: alvin bragg and matthew colangelo are going to be before the house weaponization committee this week, answering questions about the prosecution of former president trump. he was supposed to be sentenced this week but as you know that's been delayed to september because of the immunity ruling ffrom scotus. your reaction. >> alvin bragg campaigned on doing this to donald trump. it was a completely political act. it's a corruption of the judiciary system. it highlight

on thursday, outgoing nato secretary general jens stoltenberg announced that the largest logistics hubesbadan in september for training military personnel and transporting weapons to... the americans have chosen the city for a long time, since the second world war, a military base. headquarters us army europe, 6th military intelligence brigade, 5th signal command. that is why it survived the war virtually unharmed. 16 km nearby is the city of minds, which the americans literally wiped off the face of the earth. as a result of the bombing, minds was destroyed by 80%. wiesbaden is not a stranger to russia, on the mountain neroberg stands one of the largest orthodox churches in europe, st. elizabeth the righteous. members of the royal family, the granddaughter of paul i, and the beloved, or as the emperor called her, the dear niece of nicholas i, elizaveta mikhalovna, are buried here. children of emperor alexander ii, counts and vorontsov dashkov, friend of pushkin, writer nikita vsevolozhsky. fyodor dostoevsky in wiesbadani. for years he had been testing what he thought was a win-win sys

and, as nato secretary general jens stoltenberg said, this is already a lot, given that the allianceaken upon itself the coordination of all military assistance to ukraine. kiev will be allocated 40 billion euros of military aid, a mission will be created to distribute it, and the bloc’s special representative for ukraine will be in charge. the same document contains a frank statement about plans to expand nato influence in the black sea and eastern balkans regions, paradoxical wording regarding russia. on the one hand, the declaration says that the alliance supposedly does not pose a threat to moscow, and a paragraph later there are words about the so-called containment and the new nato strategy towards russia, about the deep contradictions that were revealed at the washington summit of the alliance, our own us correspondent, dmitry melnikov . the last chance to show fellow democrats and voters that he is still capable, and the best way is threatening rhetoric addressed to the russian president, without breaking away from those on both sides of the teleprompter stands, he cannot rea

this was directly stated by the secretary general of the alliance jens stoltenberg, opening 75th anniversary summit of the north atlantic alliance in washington. he emphasized. to moscow carries the greatest risks for the organization; the outcome of the svo will determine the global security system for decades to come. on the first day of the summit, participants promised the kiev regime even more air defense systems, and biden expressed confidence that with the help of western weapons, ukraine would be able to win. our own us correspondent, alexey veselovsky, is following the meeting. it was no coincidence that they decided to celebrate the seventy-fifth anniversary of nato in washington. the summit was supposed to emphasize the unity of the bloc and show it. confidence in its future, and of course, highlight the leadership of the united states and president joe biden personally, but at the beginning none of the points worked out, firstly, joe biden, for him the summit was important not only in content, but as an opportunity to prove, that he is still able to rule the country and do so for

jens stoltenberg has appointed nato's chief representative in ukraine.it was actually spelled out in the declaration of the washington summit. topkoor. kyiv in september this year. the document clarifies that the chief representative is expected not only to coordinate nato’s actions, but also to assess the situation in ukraine, as well as recommendations on what to do next. i'm curious what he will recommend. there are more and more people in the us democratic party. free by president joe biden, many are upset by the fact that the head of state’s speech is becoming increasingly slurred and, as a result , it is impossible to understand what exactly the owner of the white house means. during one of the last performances. gratitude, a new mystery for americans. the controversy over the pronunciation of the american president flared up in earnest, because even the day before there was talk of reducing the belligerent rhetoric between democrats and republicans after the assassination attempt. now they seem ready to burst into flames. new strength because of o

some of the other key announcements we've had today, one that stuck out to me from jens stoltenberg naming enabler in russia's war on ukraine because of those micro electric parts it reportedly makes which are used in russian weaponry. then this question continues to loom large about ukraine's role in nato, when it will be able to join. we did hear from the finish president saying that this should be irreversible. we'll be hearing about this bridge to nato, and he says it's something that allies shouldn't be able to go back on. the backdrop to all this, the split screen here in washington continues with calls for president biden to step out of the race. a more ambiguous call from nancy pelosi, a high—ranking influential democrat saying he needs to decide quickly if he'll stay in the race or not. and then, of course, that us democratic donor and world famous actor, george clooney, saying in an opinion editorial in the new york times, "joe biden, i love you, but we need another nominee." find times, "joe biden, i love you, but we need another nominee." and this summit happens _ we need anothe

monitoring what is now happening in in moscow, stoltenberg also appears in shuffles with reference to jens stoltenbergand who seem to be pointing a finger at the prime minister of hungary that orban needs to be reminded of the need to respect the territorial integrity of ukraine, which is what the secretary general is talking about. nato. let me remind you that any minute we are expecting a joint statement from vladimir putin and viktor orban on the results of these bilateral negotiations. well, now we will continue to tell the details that are already known. so viktor orban came to moscow on july 2, he arrived to moscow, but before that, on july 2, he visited kiev. it was noted that this was his first trip to ukraine since the start of the special military operation. how important is this and how do you assess the fact that now all of orban’s western colleagues are sharply criticizing him, because hungary now also chairs the eu, orban immediately came to moscow, well, here. it’s probably not our business to understand the intricacies of powers, whether orbán has them, to speak on behalf of the eu or

jens stoltenberg had this to stay. >> china is propping up russia's war economy. this is not just a declaration of convenience, it is a major strategic shift. >> let's bring in claudio lavanga. why is nato going after china? >> reporter: good morning, frances. essentially, in that final statement, nato members are making the strongest accusation so far that china is playing a much bigger role in the war in ukraine than it has claimed so far. now china is insisting that it does not provide direct military assistance to russia in the war in ukraine, but nato members are acc accus ac accusing it of supplying ingredients for russia's war machine which increased dramatically the threats that russia poses against its neighbors including ukraine and nato allies. well, now this is, as i mentioned, the strongest accusation that nato's making against china since the start of the invasion in ukraine in 2022 and also the strongest accusation so far that it is involved directly in that war. now, in that final statement, nato leader as a consequence urged china to stop or cease

biden's surprise, natoce outgoing secretary-gener al jens stoltenberg with the presidential medal of freedom, stoltenberg has led the alliance since 2014 david sanger is a cnn political and national security analyst and new york times white house and national security correspondent. and the author of new cold wars, china's rise, russia's invasion, and america's struggle to defend the west. he joins me now from washington, great to have you with us great to be back with you. rosemary. >> so joe biden took to the world stage in a high-stakes moment for the u.s. president standing up against vladimir putin while also fighting for his own political survival with the spotlight shining so bright on mr. biden, did nato member nations get the strong us leadership they were looking for when it comes to nato unity and ukraine's future, do you think well, they certainly got a strong us speech given by a president who has made nato and nato is success and unity a central part of his presidency and to some degree of his campaign platform the president were, had a much stronger voice today that ra

nato secretary general jens stoltenberg said that the western military alliance does not yet plan toevise its nuclear doctrine because they do not see a threat. previously in our meath clarified that moscow may change its nuclear doctrine. should we expect new thunderstorms in central russia ? evgeniy tishkavitsa will talk about this. european russia is being gripped by stormy fronts. the region will see brief thunderstorms again this week. should we expect tropical showers in moscow and st. petersburg? time for weather news on channel russia 24. i am evgeniy teshkovets, leading specialist at the fobas center. hello, there will be thunderstorms again in the european part of the country this week. most of june the weather in the region was extremely unstable. lightning flashed in the sky and it rained. by the end of the month the situation improved, thanks to the anticyclone the sun came out, but there was still local thunderstorm activity. persisted, over the weekend the main showers were observed in the east, the russian plain in the urals, in the chelyabinsk region and bashkiria du

nato secretary general jens stoltenberg also said in a press conference that nato countries reached annt on both sides of the atlantic ocean. improve cooperation in the field of defense production. the number of democratic representatives of the us congress who want joe biden to withdraw from the presidential race is increasing day by day . pat ryan, a representative of new york, said that in the event of biden's candidacy in the election race nerwood's side paves the way for trump's victory . but joe biden has announced that he is determined in the field of elections. the poor performance of the american president in the first election debate with donald trump and his frequent mistakes in public raised the alarm for many american democrats and political analysts, and they demanded his withdrawal from the 2024 presidential race. the us presidential election will be held on november 15. continued news the grandparents living in mashhad are sitting in front of a camera and their stories after nearly 90 years since the uprising of goharshad mosque. they told about those days and the days

this was stated by secretary general of the alliance jens stoltenberg, opening the 75th anniversary nato the first day of the three-day meeting of alliance leaders is not brought surprises, the participants talked mainly about ukraine, which again promised continued military support. thus, the united states announced the allocation of another billion dollars to kiev for the purchase of air defense systems, and president biden stated that he remains confident that with the help of the alliance, ukraine will still be able to defeat russia. the most significant events of the first day of the summit are monitored by our correspondent in the united states, alexey veselovsky. it was no coincidence that they decided to celebrate the seventy-fifth anniversary of nato in washington; the summit was supposed to emphasize the unity of the bloc, show confidence in his future, and of course highlight. leadership of the united states and president joe biden personally, but at the beginning none of the points worked out: firstly, joe biden, for him the samet turned out to be important not only in conten

s secretary general, jens stoltenberg, is that this is a matter of european and global security. overall, it's not just about ukraine's individual security. so these commitments that we're seeing have been framed as an effort to ensure that the world is protected from rising threats, including the threat posed by russia and president putin, that certainly the message that we've been hearing, but again, huge concern around what the future of the alliance will look like. okay. nada, thank you the indian prime minister reiterating that war is not the way to find solutions to conflicts during his visit to austria the renter modi's trip included a meeting with austrian chancellor karl nehammer, making him the first indian prime minister visit the country for leadership talks in more than 40 years. the two leaders discussed trade ties, climate change, as well as the war in ukraine. modi says, both parties support restoring peace in the region dan diller, net loss of innocent lives is unacceptable ever made both india and australia attach great importance to dialogue and diplomacy. in o

biden awarded nato secretary general jens stoltenberg his term of office, which he will complete with the presidential medal of freedom. it was somewhat unusual to see the always collected and calm general secretary smiling. but i think that the attention during all three days of the summit is fixed on biden. in particular , a closed-door meeting of democratic congressmen was held on capitol hill the day before the door they discussed biden's candidacy for the upcoming presidential election and his debate performance two weeks ago. everyone is looking forward to his speech this thursday - it will be a live press conference, no prompter, no drafts, so i think it's fair to say that this time biden has no room for error. so these are additional challenges for president biden during this summit, and concrete promises for ukraine have already been made: five air defense systems, so the patriots from the united states, germany, romania, components for them from the netherlands and another sumpte system from italy. in addition... dozens of tactical air defense systems of the near-field radio

and nato partners announcing new aid, military aid to ukraine, the nato secretary general, jens stoltenberg said, he expects allies to have ruto substantial package for ukraine. is that going to be enough to turn the tide? and i suppose they want to send a message to russia. the russians have been sending a message to nato this week. they want to send one back yes, they do. one of the things that was concerned, stoltenberg is the russian threat, and that's again is one of those messages that the, these leaders want to get out. why? because it's domestic political politics when they get back home, one of the narratives is we need to spend more money on defense. why do we need to spend more money on defense? because russia is a real and growing trend. is a bigger threat than it was back in 2014 when nato agreed to up its up its gdp spending stoltenberg said this about russia's malign threat at the moment all right nic robertson, thank you very much. we should note to our viewers right now, president biden is over at the afl-cio here in washington, meeting with a union leaders. you're seeing s

well, this topic was raised by jen stoltenberg, and the topic is an astronomical amount, on the one handthere are 40 billion euros or dollars, well, at the current exchange rate, this is not a very significant difference, but it must be understood that this is primarily the money that the united states will allocate to finance ukraine, and in this context, well, the money that was talked about when signing the security agreements france, great britain, germany, other countries. that is, there is definitely nothing wrong with this, that is, it is money that is allocated for the opposition to the russian federation. if we recall the words of lloyd austin, that ukraine received military and technical assistance worth about 90 billion dollars, starting with broad'. headquarters invasion at first, well, in proportion, it is roughly the same amount that we received before, but in this case, it is the amount that was consecrated by the decision of the nato summit, and accordingly it will be possible to use it properly, but you know, it is still large politics, that is , first each country annou

my position is the same as that of nato secretary general jens stoltenberg.once said that he believes that ukraine... should not fight with one hand behind its back, that ukraine should be able to respond to attacks from russia, but at the same time take into account real military goals. the espresso tv channel and the iryna koval charitable foundation are calling to join the collection for drones and components for artillery reconnaissance of the 100th brigade of the armed forces of ukraine. the first batch we are planning to purchase are eight improved models of mavics and five regular quadcopters - eyes in the sky that burn safety and provide an opportunity to confidently move forward, and most importantly, they help protect the lives of our military. we need to collect uah 2.5 million. you can see all the details on the screen. will join this dispute. military specialties for women, more and more of them volunteer to defend ukraine. we will find out what combat specialties are most often chosen by cadets of the academy of ground forces. i wanted to become

this will have consequences for beijing's interests and reputation - nato secretary general jens stoltenberg emphasized at a press conference after the meeting of the euro-atlantic council in washington. china supplies russia with dual -use equipment, including microelectronics and many other tools that allow the russian federation to build bombs, missiles, and planes for attacks on ukraine. beijing cannot help the largest war on the continent in recent history, without negative consequences for your reputation and interests. deed at luxury resorts , instead of military service, the state bureau of investigation referred the case of the scandalous ex-military man of odesa, yevhen borisov, to court. according to the investigation, the official left ukraine in 2022-2023 with the help of a doctor he knew . in fact, he and his family went to the resorts of the seychelles and spain. i will remind borisov is involved in several cases and faces up to 10 years in prison will they produced 10 kg of amphetamine every month. the national police liquidated a drug laboratory with millions of profits. the

this, well, it will be a breakthrough, because they are their main thing, which we agreed with jens stoltenbergs very important for us, for me, that the money allocated for weapons to ukraine, came in the form of weapons to ukraine, not in the form of transport, something else. what rubber packages, etc., these are separate things, if we are talking about humanitarian aid, thank you, it is important, but if you have 40 billion military aid written in the package, then it is very important that this 40 billion in types of weapons, anti-aircraft defense, or any weapon, from artillery to atgm, etc., so that it comes, and not later you find out that you got 7 billion, everything else... somewhere there, well, on the way to those or other things have been spent, it is very important, that is why this coordination, it is important, not only in time, but so that everything reaches, not smeared, so public, the first row, congratulations, mr. president, and as other public broadcasting, in relation to these 40 billion, that you 're talking about, about half of them oblige the united states to... give th