thank you so much for joining us on the w that is joseph siegel joining from washington dc. my pleasure. thank you so well, african leaders pushed for an end to the war and ukraine as a summit with russian president vladimir putin drew to a close and st. petersburg to decide he's studying a peace plan presented by the leaders. they also discussed greece by russia pulling out of a deal which had previously allowed ukraine to export grant in nairobi can yeah, thank you so much for taking the time. let's start by talking would it's um, a note of what's broke up piece and to be seen to be plans and international. i mean, then the puts the other sides if it feels to, uh, to respond in uh positive way stories, but also the, the tensions and the problem with getting some, uh, resources. but i need to say that is up to the rush of the interest. yeah, let's turn to that because it seemed pretty clear from this meeting that one of the things african leaders were most keen to see was nations. we know russia recently pulled out of the blacks the deals that allowed ukraine to ship. it's

the jazz board is now joseph siegel leads the african center for strategic studies in washington, dc. and we asked him whether in general, chaney is not fully in control. well, no, it isn't clear. and he's doing. he has declared himself as the head of states and the, the leader of, of the military junta there. but it isn't clear that there is any popular support for this move. i just didn't clear that the rest of the military is on board. and there's been the very strong combination of the 2 from within the region by echo asked west africa regional block, the african union, and many other international actors. so there's a long way before he can consolidate those paragraphs. it's joe siegel from the african center for strategic studies there. well, african leaders pushed for an end to the war in ukraine, out of somers, with russian president vladimir post and in st. petersburg. susan said he's studying a peace plan presented by the leaders. they also discussed securing grain supplies to africa. the supply lines have been disrupted by the war and by russia pulling out of a deal, enabli

about the why does security implications and where the unrest will spill beyond these as board is joseph siegel leaves the african center for strategic studies in washington dc. w asked him whether general gianni is now fully in control of the country. well, no, it isn't clear, and he's doing, he has declared himself as the head of states and the, the leader of, of the military junta there. but it isn't clear that there is any popular support for this move. i just, it isn't clear that the rest of the military is on board. and uh, there's been very strong condemnation of the to, from within the region by echo, asked west africa regional block, the african union, and many other international actors. so there's a long way before he can consolidate the power. grab african leaders, push for an end to the war. new crane of assembled with russian president vladimir put in saint petersburg with you said he studying a peace plan presented by the leaders. they also discuss securing green supplies to advocate supply lines happened, disrupted by the war and by russia pulling out a deal, enabling ukrainian

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about the why does security implications and where the unrest will spill beyond the jazz board is joseph. siegel leads the african center for strategic studies in washington, dc. w asked him whether general gianni is now in full control of the country. well, no, it isn't clear. um, he's doing. he has declared himself as the head of states and the, the leader of, of the military junta there. but it isn't clear that there is any popular support for this move. i just didn't clear that the rest of the military is onboard. yeah, and uh there's been the very strong combination of the 2 from within the region by echo asked the west africa regional block, the african union, and many other international actors. so there's a long way before he can consolidate this power grab to as their summit and st. petersburg with russian president vladimir putin grew to a close african leaders pushed for an end to the war. new crane, which he said he's studying a peace plan presented by the leaders and also discuss securing bring supplies to advocate supply line and has been disrupted by the war and by russian pulling

all right, thanks so much joseph siegel. thank you for your crimes present. the autumn is the landscape says he's visiting the eastern front line. the ministry of defense is reporting. he's nearby moved. it says it's ramping off. it's counter offensive, which was launched in early june. a there has been a series of explosions as a residential complex and the building belonging to ukraine secure is the service in the central city of the new pro. far as the say at least 9 people were injured in the attack on friday nights happened. they offices and sky visited the city to meet minutes. we come on this for the deal with 2 explosions in the pool. we are now at the site, one of the 2 impact, one rocket hit, the geneva, residential complex, and those partially destroyed it. luckily, the building isn't fully occupied until a few people inside. most of them will construction work as another rocket partially destroyed, a nearby building. the regional headquarters of the ukrainian secuity service. no people have been killed. the injured have been taken to hospital and

joseph siegel is director of research of the african center for strategic studies, the national defense university in washington, dc. he explains the impact of withdrawal of western support for these. yeah. all signals are that us uh, well not recognize that uh, current. uh uh, secretary, blinking has been directly involved in conveying the us is unconditional support for president paso and really trying to clearly signal to the hunter that the us support will be cut off if they continue to hold power. us engagement really has been to help to capacity in these year. the main security threats in the region is from new attendants in those groups, largely based. and molly and burkina faso that have been mounting at ever growing in search and see. and so as part of effort to stabilize this, the how the us and european countries, the other west african regional countries, part of what's called the g 5. so how, as well as the echo was west african regional group have also been supporting the countries that are facing these insurgencies. so it's part of a multi national coalition out for these