also that european union's foreign policy chief, joseph burrell, was here today. and now many of these foreign ministers will head down to brussels, head to the other side of town in brussels, to join an e u meeting. so they are really, you know, trying to seal every possible crack that would give president putin, the feeling that he's going to get away with what he's doing. but as for military support for ukraine, this is going to continue to take place only by laterally and nato is not going to do anything as an alliance of 30 members. a terri, you've been reporting there from network quotas for many years now. when you're there now, what is the feeling that you're getting? what's the mood for right now in the face of this crisis? that's an interesting question because you hear a lot of things and i was here for a lot of briefings yesterday. and you know, people feel despair for the ukrainians and a lot of admiration for president zalinski for what he's doing personally. and also for the ukranian citizens who are fighting back even better than expected and, and

joseph burrell added that the block is ready to take more restrictive measures against russia. a want to insist on the absolute need of a stop. these walk all the war reaches an end and they reach an anthro agreement. and the 1st step for and i women is a ceasefire. keep in mind, the sovereign says, all the people in mario bull, keep in mind the people who have been bomb kill people who are instead of starving escaping the houses of the 2 p and a full of images on the i. tv screens of what happened in ukraine. this has to stop diplomat together to james days in brussels. he says e officials are seriously considering imposing tougher sanctions some of this preparatory work because we've actually got their bosses coming in later in the week. we have all of the heads of state and all of the nate, nature, state and government coming here on thursday, president biden making a trip to europe. and i think they'll be showing us show of unity and also thinking what else can they do and particularly on the issue of sanctions. that's a difficult one. now for the european union, they surpr

u at joseph burrell, he announced that he wants another 500000000 euro for military aid for ukraine. and that is pretty much undisputed because it's not a question of money. it seems that many leaders might very quietly when they get home at night, have a bad conscience about that. they feel they can't do more, that they can do more against this war, that they really feel that they are at the end of their possibilities. so they will give money as much as needed. they will of course, give all the humanitarian aid they can at the problem is more of one of logistics. it has to be brought in by trucks, rumania, all poland, which is getting increasingly difficult. and of course they are welcoming the refugees. 2.5000000 have come as of today and more will follow everyone knows that and it's a big task to take care of them all. so they, they really coin from, they want to do that. but it, we're getting stronger and being harder against russia. it's not on the table right now. barbara hazel in verse, i for us. good to talk to you. former german chancellor gerhard schroeder has traveled to m

i think it shows that joseph burrell, the head of the european union foreign service has little understanding of how the chinese behave on the international stage. >> laura ingram: thank you tonight. and while most americans stand behind ukraine's struggle to protect democracy, it was a few years ago that top ukrainian officials were working to undermine our own on behalf of democrats. as paul sperry reminds us, the improper if not illegal operation was run chiefly out of the ukrainian embassy in washington where officials worked hand in glo with activists and clinton campaign activist to attack the trump campaign. but it turns out the collusion predated the election, sperry reports. the coordination between ukrainian and democratic officials can be traced back to at least january, 2014 when top obama diplomats began engineering regime change in kyiv, installing the ukrainian leader that i could control. now, you might recognize some of the individuals involved in this scheme, chiefly jake sullivan and victoria newland, both of whom, now, served in the biden administration. now, new lapd just

i'm not sure how much you could just hear there from secretary blinken and also from joseph burrell, again, that it is putin's war, it has to stop. you went to stand in solidarity with your country to help ukraine. give us a sense of what you are able to do on the ground there. is there for you about picking up a weapon, being out there to fight? is it to help people get food and refugees get out? >> erica, thank you. as you rightly said, this is an ugly war that is waged with ukrainians which is unjustified, unprovoked and absolutely ugly. here in ukraine, i joined the team of the political party, european solidarity. i used to work as an international secretary of the body, so right now, the party and its network right across ukraine operates as centers with the needs of the war. we secure food, we secure everything necessary to fight. the party members are soldiers, civil defense forces. they are medical volunteers. so my job is to secure, reach out to the international audience, to political partners, to journalists to tell the truth about the war. >> virginia, whether you are a

the european union's foreign policy chief, josten burrell -- joseph burrell, tweeted this pause is duedeal without a guarantee that u.s. sanctions would not impact moscow's relations with iran. >> we would like all of the parties including russia, which has indicated it's got some concerns, to bring this to a close. you know, we are very concerned about what iran is doing, but imagine these iranians with a nuclear weapon. we need to get that off the table so we can address their that line behavior in the midding east. middle east. >> reporter: republicans fear that the biden administration loosening sanctions will only allow iran to build up its program. eric? eric: we will have the latest on kyiv and putin's push straight ahead. arthel: ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy is urging those still in kyiv to take the up arms and fight as russian forces close many on the capital city. 1.5 million people are still in kyiv with putin's army now just 10 miles from the city. our fox news teams there tell us they can hear shelling and explosions. now president zelenskyy says he is still ope

according to the you hi, representative joseph burrell, at who said they're going to go on a break from friday, march 11th at now the iranian foreign minister jose and amyra de la, he on his here and prior to meeting with sir galeb rob, he said that there will be discussing at the status of the j. c ploy and rushes position. but according to the iranians, they haven't specifically heard that russia will and make sure that this and nuclear deal does not go through the understand that russia is also along with iran, a part of this deal. and of course, russia is part of these signatories of the nuclear deal, as well as a permanent member of the security council where the nuclear deal has been endorse . and they are certainly very important part of the whole picture. whether or not they will be using their position and given the sanctions, they're now under ad to try and get out of that. through the nuclear deal. it remains to be seen. we're expecting there to our foreign ministers to speak shortly, and we'll find out how the meeting went and where russia stands when it comes to the nuclear

these foreign policy chief, joseph burrell, said the indiscriminate bombing and maria poll could amount to a war crime. so this is something awful. we have to condemn into stronger terms. this is a war crying, a mason war cry, and what's happening in the city will be completely destroyed. and people will be odd by what we will continue to work in supporting ukraine with all of our sources. we continue talking about what kind of sanction we can think again, more especially rated vending machines. let's big throughout. diplomats get it to james base, who's in brussels and james, the you foreign policy chief talking about war crimes. ahead of what is an important and busy week in diplomacy? yes, you say we've got foreign ministers in defense ministers of the europe in union meeting . now, some of this preparatory work because we've actually got their bosses coming in later in the week. we have all of the heads of state and all of the nature of the state and government coming here on thursday, president biden making a trip to europe. and i think they'll be showing us show of unity and also

the european union's foreign policy chief, joseph burrell, tweeted that this pause is due to externaln friday, russian foreign minister sergei lavrov demanded a guarantee that u. s sanctions will not impact moscow's relationship with iran. deputy secretary of state wendy sherman shared this on fox news sunday. we would like all of the parties, including russia, which has indicated its got some concerns to bring this to a close. you know, we are very concerned about what iran is doing. but imagine these iranians with a nuclear weapon. we need to get that off the table so we can address their malign behavior in the middle east, according to the new york times of previous holed up in talks involved a request for washington to lift sanctions against the iranian revolutionary guard. even if those sanctions remained others would likely be lifted under a renewed agreement. can you imagine you actually lifting sanctions on someone who is targeting you? i cannot understand what is the reasoning behind the wish of the new administration to run to this deal. republicans fear that the biden admin

according to his foreign affairs chief, joseph brown, speaking after talks with the ministers of the 27 member states, burrell said they had reached an agreement on security and defense. that was an important step for the you as a security provider, he said the so called strategic compass. this was not a knee jerk reaction to rush as war on ukraine, but it was well very timely. we're also said the european union is ready to impose further sanctions on russia, but no new sanctions on russian. oil and gas sector were announced today. so they just compass and they go to the w, correspond, christine, when y joins the now from brussels, christine, the says it's ready to impose further sanctions on russia. but is the block ready at all to target russia's energy sector? abby, there is a lot of resistance to that chief among those opposed to targeting rushes. energy sector would be germany, which is really among those countries that is the most dependent on rushes energy by energy. i'm talking about a mix of coal oil as well as gas. it had been put on the table to have a conversation about at least targeting the oil

east china normal university, joseph gregory mahoney, you're very welcome to the program e u foreign policy chief usa burrell has stated that quote, one of the bad consequences of what's happening is that we can push russia to china . is this ongoing global division on sanctions? a genuine opportunity for russia and china to strengthen relations willis. keep in mind that the strengthening of relations between china and russia have 3 fundamental causes. first lead us destabilize central asia, and russia and china had to work together to try to clean up the mess. second, the u. s. d stabilize the middle east, pushing china closer to russian oil. and 3rd, the 2 countries share a long border and need peaceful relations with each other. now, there are other reasons for the countries to be friends, but these 3 points are shared strategic interests that do appear to be deepening. as the u. s. takes a harder line against both countries. but europe has a major concern here because it's resisted us anti china positions in many respects . and it's got a lot at stake in terms of trade with china. now obviously the u. s.