so lansky has signed 17 bilateral deals so far. germany agreed to a 10 year security agreement pledging equipment including air defense muscles, as well as health rebuilding months of the conflict is over. france signed a similar 10 year deal, helping with training, sending jet fighters, military vehicles and missiles, but also promising to help ukraine against future attacks and to reform its institutions. in belgium is the landscape secured pledges for dozens of f. 16 fighters. this all came as ukraine's biggest backer of the us, also signed a 10 year deal guaranteeing military assistance. the deals with individual countries are met and not just to beef up ukraine's military, but also to strengthen cooperation. preparing the way for membership one day in nato and the you the block and it's member countries. i've already provided support worth nearly $110000000000.00 since the war started. for ukraine, the stakes couldn't be higher. no longer how long the war lasts. it will eventually need to rebuild it shattered infrastructure and make sure it came to turbo tax. in the future. d, w. '

to morrow and don't be tough it that yeah, the lights as long ukrainian president allowed me is a lansky on the road and stock code for live harris at the g 7 summit in italy. oh, is the same message? ukraine needs more support to stop rushing aggression. at home, ukraine faces an unrelenting onslaught. its forces are over stretched at low on ammunition and soldiers, rush hour range missiles on in cities and makes territorial games. a stark contrast to the peace summit and this without where ukraine's friends are gathering to discuss its peace plan without russia landscape 10 point plan includes demands that russia respect ukraine's territorial integrity, which means giving back land it has captured by force that also demands a complete russian military withdrawal calls for an international court for rest and war crimes and reparations. it's not clear if there will be a consensus on the key points, but after the g 7 summit, ukraine can count on long term support from its closest allies. last, the piece you create must be underwritten by ukraine's own ability to defend itself now and to t

if leaders reach an agreement, lansky did not end the day empty handed. he secured a promise of additional german ammunition for ukrainian weapons. this pledge was made as he visited ukrainian troops and germany were being trained on surface to air patriot missiles systems. they are crucial to enable keys to locate and shoot down russian missiles, which is also what makes them a target. germany has delivered to so far and pleasures, and one more to few for zalinski. if it's possible to bring to train more equipment to defend the assistance i will support for now, germany will only deliver additional missiles for the ones already in ukraine. earlier dw, the chief international editor of richard walker met polish for administer rather sikorsky, here in berlin. and he asked him how ukraine can increase its energy resilience ahead of another winter, despite rushing attacks on its energy grid as well. it says click areas, but ukraine has a few nuclear plants, so i hope the russians on the crazy enough to attack those and remind you that the winds blow from the

attending the peace summit. china said it was pointless if both russia and ukraine did not participate. lansky has been diplomatic and responding to china's fig statement. if china has alternative view on it, each can prepare alternative these formula. if we share coleman views on a likely, globally with all the world, i think so. so if they share the same way to peace, we will find dial. so leslie has tried to drum up as much support from the so called global south as possible. and on the visiting singapore, in the philippines last week to meet with leaders. but so lensky was unable to convince many countries from the global south to join the p summit and get them to support his plan to isolate russia. some have left it on clear or say they will not attend as the war rages on, it's unclear just how much real progress can happen without involving russia or china. but organizers say the talks are a start with the goal of eventually bringing russia to the table. and we have our correspondent, rosy bird with an update for us from switzerland, rosie, tell us a little bit more about the expectation

so lansky arrived in the town of building stock on friday. german chancellor, old of schultz french presidency memo mccall and us vice president, come with the harris are attending the conference items to create unity around a peace plan put forward by ukraine. russia is not invited. it's main back of china is now coming to landscape on support for his 10 point piece plan, which includes the cessation of hostilities. the withdrawal of russian troops and the restoration of ukraine's pre war board is speaking before the opening of the meeting, organized by keith. he praised the variety of leaders attending and welcomed all credible proposals, leading to adjust piece. i use ideas and illiteracy of each nation are equally important to us. and ever seeing that will be agreed upon at this time. it today will be part of the piece making process that we all need. i believe that we will witness history being made here at this time. it's thank you for your support and and it may just be a be established as soon as possible. german chancellor will filters criticized. vladimir hooton's seas find proposal

if leaders reach an agreement, lansky did not. in the day empty handed, he secured a promise of additional german ammunition for ukrainian weapons. this pledge was made as he visited ukrainian troops and germany were being trained on surface to air patriot missile systems. they are crucial to enable keys to locate and shoot down russian missiles, which is also what makes them a target. germany has delivered to so far in places and one more to few for zalinski to see if it's possible to bring to train more equipment to defend the assistance i will support. for now, germany will only deliver additional missiles for the ones already in ukraine. or for more on this, we can speak with our chief international editor, richard walker, who joins us from the ukraine. recovery conference here in berlin and dw corresponding to conway, who joins us from key. welcome to you both. richard. what pleasure this had been made at the conference here in berlin to help ukraine's recovery. yes, sorry. so we should stress that the ukraine recovery confer

so lansky has signed 17 bilateral deals so far. germany agreed to a 10 year security agreement pledging equipment including air defense muscles, as well as health rebuilding months of the conflict is over. france signed a similar 10 year deal, helping with training, sending jet fighters, military vehicles and missiles, but also promising to help ukraine against future attacks and to reform its institutions. in belgium is the landscape secured pledges for dozens of f. 16 fighters. this all came as ukraine's biggest backer of the us, also signed a 10 year deal guaranteeing military assistance. the deals with individual countries are meant not just to beef up ukraine's military, but also to strengthen cooperation. preparing the way for membership one day in nato and the you, the block and it's member countries have already provided support worth nearly $110000000000.00 since the war started. for ukraine, the stakes couldn't be higher, no longer how long the war lasts. it will eventually need to rebuild it shattered infrastructure and make sure it came to turbo tax in the future. so i'm joi

mr. lansky is in berlin for a 2 day conference on ukraine's post for recovery. government representatives and private investors will come together to finance reconstruction efforts in ukraine. within 2 years of war had devastated parts of the country. a priority at the conference will be ukraine's energy sector, which has been devastated by russian era tax cities on the front lines have suffered the brunt of those attacks you create in officials expect the costs to rebuild those areas, to run into the hundreds of billions of dollars the town of of chance, one of many on the front lines in recent months and ashes after relentless russian bombardment and a war that rages on with no let up. over more than 2 years of conflict, ukraine has lost 10 percent of its housing. many of its farms are full of craters and land mines, bridges, electrical stations, power plants, and dams had been destroyed by missile strikes and explosives. of the world bank released figures earlier this year on the total estimated costs to rebuild ukraine . 82000000000 for housing, 73000000000 for transport, commerce and

our past experience the united states has past experience with putting limits on targets that the lansky and the opinion military choose. because we have told them in the past, for drones and for other things, don't strike this, avoid this area, please don't do this with these weapons. and ukrainian authorities, of course, have ignored that completely. so to allow them even more longer range, missiles, more destructive weaponry to go further into russia or other places have a longer range it doesn't with, with no improvement in the behavior of the current in the military. in fact, i think there's some disagreement between ukraine and united states because we haven't given them as much as they wanted. so why would we do that? we cannot trust them to obey our limits, which tells me and we know that. so that means those limits are simply for the, for the consumer, they are, they are works, they may nothing. and we know goodwill that the various weapons, especially those with longer ranges, will be used wherever the ukrainians decide to use them. and as they become more desperate, those targ

we solve a lot of music lansky addressing the german parliament in person for the 1st time in a conference to secure aid. we saw what seems to be a commitment for a $50000000000.00 loan on the way from the g. 7 countries are ukraine's allies. finally, doing enough. well, i think they will, if they are doing, and that's who will know. uh, the minutes ukraine winced. this war, at least russia is not winning this war. i would say it, they, they, they are getting the message they know they have to do more and disagrees, now is getting better. i would say. what is also very interesting right now is that ukraine seems to be getting more freedom more combat freedom that i'd like to ask you. what do you make of these decisions? for instance, the us lifting the band for weapons for the controversial is off for game and those liberties that ukraine seems to be getting. so i think that's very important for germany because it was a hurdle for jeremy need to send weapons. they're reaching far into the russian territory, and that was very crucial point for the whole discussion. i guess all this why we k

the conference and conference is intended to create a proposal based on positions endorsed by the lansky about 90 countries of confirm that will attend. and that's out of $160.00 that were invited. roger has not been allowed to participate. and that begs the question, is this some, it's really about piece. but while the head of major says that resolving the conflict may only be possible by all means. yes. so if you want to negotiate a peaceful solution to the conflict in ukraine, that's ensures that your team can continue. so democratic a southern nation in europe, the way to get there is to provide mentors support to ukraine. my proposal and that's not yet agreed among allies, is that we should agree a minimum of $40000000000.00 per year. but the cost is also at least sustained the level of mentor support we have provided so far. to me right here in the studio of article fernandez, brazilians colored and political analysts. marketers nice to have you. me right here. thanks for having me here. my aid grade now president puts in mid is strong speech earlier on to the offer. shows that bef

lansky's now 18 month old peace plan that he himself has come up with was to try to coalesce around that but the cold hard reality, if you look at those, those flags is that there are still countries that see it as expedient to maintain a relationship with russia, india case in point mises some sort of 40% at a peak of its, of its crude oil imports from russia up from about 2% before the war that they still want to maintain a relationship with russia. secondly, i think there are countries especially in the global south that have been affected economically by this, that really just want to see this war over at any cost. so that is the reality. listen to the eu commission president as the underlying on the peace plan that president putin came out with just days before the summit it was not a peace negotiation because putin is not serious about ending the war geez insisting on capitulation he's insisting on seating ukrainian territory even territory that today does not is not occupied by him he's insisting on disarming ukraine, leaving it vulnerable to future aggression no country would eve

now, what you're likely to hear a great deal more about presence, lansky's over the leads, a palace right now it's been to present my mecole respectful get before tonight. briana much more cardi on what the french president means about urging other allies to go ahead and help ukrainian soldiers on the ground with their trading not western soldiers in combat roles on the ground and ukraine, but certainly press isn't in their ability to train, ukrainian soldiers. briana and melissa when biden met with zelenskyy, he he actually apologize for that delay. >> play in military aid coming from the us. he also announced a new $225 million aid package to help ukraine rebuild its power grid hard to overstate how important that's going to be that's right and i think that in policy was important because when you look at those advances that have been made, they're very much put on the accounts of those delays that we saw imagined. >> remember rather the keys for many months was unsure about whether the next tranche of american aid was going to come at a very moment. you look at the end of last year whe

looked like a completely different person, but nevertheless he attended receptions , balls, once the lanskyss flickel, without even throwing it over his shoulders chenili, fell ill with a fever, he fell ill, became seriously ill, and, as fyodor khomyakov says, and... he kept dreaming of poetry, he either muttered them, or wrote, constantly wrote his own poems, and it seemed that in 24 hours of the day he had there is not a free minute, he kept his diary all the time, he composed and was in a hurry to write, and thereby he was in a hurry to live, but he had very little time left to live, and here again we remember that story, that legend, that prophecy about the rings. which we return to in it again, when dmitry became completely ill, he bequeathed to his poetic message to the ring, to his friends, and so that my ring does not remove you from your cold hand, so that the coffin does not separate us, the oath will not be fruitless, and so it all happened, when dmitry left, he fell unconscious, then rushing to the poet.. alexey khomyakov took the ring from the watch chain and put it on dmitry’s

looked like a completely different person, but nevertheless he attended receptions, balls, once the lanskys... he was in a hurry to live, but he had very little time to live, and here again we remember that story, that legend, that prophecy about the ring, to which we return again, when dmitry became completely ill, he bequeathed his poetic message to when dmitry came to his senses, he saw the ring on his finger and said: “am i getting married?” in my opinion, this is how he united with his beloved, and left, in general, they will be a happy man, he was not even 22 years old, as we know, well, pushkin and mickiewicz were at the funeral in moscow, and pushkin, so to speak, lamented, how did you let him die, because he... was truly tragic, this faithful talisman may have played a leading role in the poet’s fate, but volkonskaya too, she did not escape her sad death, because i will return, when she left for italy, to her villa san firuci, where she really lived and missed her friends in... that’s why these monuments appeared, including the monument to dmitry yanevitin, but in the end she took