our congress correspondent kateryna lisunova spoke with them about this. she is now. in connection with the capitulist hill. congratulations katya. congratulations natalya. katya, military aid ukraine's defense against russian invasion will be one of the main issues on the agenda of the summit. you managed to communicate with legislators, representatives of both parties. what do congressmen expect from the nato summit in the context of ukraine and do they want to see ukraine as a nato ally? whether they like it or not, both democrats and republicans agree that ukraine's potential membership. nato will be an important topic of discussion at this summit in washington. at the same time, legislators do not predict ukraine's quick accession to the alliance and cite several reasons for this: firstly, the need to implement reforms, the need to fight corruption and the very fact that ukraine is currently at war. i suggest you listen to what the legislators actually told me. russia should not dictate whether finland, ukraine or anyone else can join or leave nato. o

our correspondent, kateryna lisunova, joined our studio from capitol hill. katya, congratulations, congratulations, natalya. what were the main conclusions of the speakers regarding the strategy of the us national defense, what are, in their opinion, the main threats to the democratic world? in short, the conclusions. the missions and strategies of national defense of the united states sound very serious. as one of the speakers said, we found that we as a nation could not catch up with our opponents. according to him , china is already ahead of the united states of america in many... issues. in general, according to representatives of the commission, the main danger for the united states and europe and western countries is now an alliance of autocracies led by russia, china, north korea and iran. they emphasize that these states now produce far more military weapons than the united states of america and partner countries. in addition, these autocracies are all nuclear powers, except iran, which is now on its way to also declaring itself a nuclear power, enda

kateryna lisunova, petsiv akusvara, voice of america, washington. thanks katya, katryna lisonova told us about netanyahu's visit to washington. meanwhile, on why kamela garis was absent from netanyahu 's campaign launch speech and whether she has a chance of beating donald trump, we talk to yulia yaramelenko, who joins. from the white house. congratulations yulia. so, is it a coincidence that garis was not present during such an ambiguous speech by netanyahu at the congress, or is this already her political strategy? you know, maria kamela garis, today has already officially started her campaign, she did it the day before, but today she is in indiana and is holding campaign rallies there. and it is worth saying that the argument of the kamela garis company is that there are more than 100 days until the election, she does not have much time, and she, in fact, as the most likely candidate from the democratic party, has to reacquaint all of america with herself , and therefore she decided not to change her plans and continue to campaign. it is worth sa

this was stated by congressmen from both parties of the usa in their comments to kateryna lisunova. this demonstrates that 75 years after the founding of nato, which was intended to protect europe from a potential attack by the soviet union, there is still no peace in europe, it... and war is still being spread by the russians. russia has committed a despicable act, it is a permanent member of the un security council, and despite this, it violates the most important principle of the organization, which is the sovereign borders of another state. sick in despair and the deadly regime of putin, has been killing ukrainians for 10 years, and today is no exception. this is another deadly day for putin in ukraine. the united states and our allies in europe must continue to unite to tell putin that he will not defeat ukraine. the butcher of moscow has signaled how he is going to behave now and in the future, and that is why nato is so important, that is why representatives of 32 countries are here today, ambassadors, speakers of parliaments from all over europe and other parts of the world,