as you may know, munich was also the scene of a car having attack yesterday munich. police now say that the 24 year old suspect and thursday's attack has confessed to intentionally driving his car into a crowd of people in the city. investigators believe the afghans citizen had an islamist motive, although there is no evidence that he had any links to known as limits to extreme miss brooks. 36 people were injured when the suspect ploughed his car into a group of trade. union workers, police say 2 of them, including one young child or in a life threatening condition. let's take a look. take, listen to what police and munich had to say during their press conference. nafta, todd hot off to be attacked. the suspect took the child to the arkansas at the police and on the 3rd of his number and all that his arrest, he prayed file, it's a little money putting down the log file. explanation is the reason that we took on the case before you find them. and so there's not this deborah shortly, i'll say in the meantime. the suspect also confessed that he had intentionally driven his call into the pe

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our diplomatic correspondent this report from munich.nt: after a must three years of war, the first face-to-face talks that some hope could lead to the end of the fighting in ukraine. president zelenskyy meeting america's new vice president in munich. >> the goal is as president trump outlined it, we want the war to come to a close. we want the killing to stop. we want to achieve a durable, lasting peace, not the kind of peace that will have eastern europe in conflict years down the road. correspondent: the question is how, both to end the fighting now but also to deter russia in the future. >> we are think for for the support of president trump. we had a good conversation today. our first meeting, not last i'm sure. they are really what we need to speak more, to work more, and to prepare the plan of how to stop putin and finish the war. correspondent: the problem is president trump wants to talk directly to president putin, doing a deal man to man, with some fearing ukraine's wishes could be ignored. that is the view of some european le

and we begin with the us vice president's speech in munich, j. d. vance. today until they room full of european defense and government leaders . that free speech is in retreat. and there are countries at the munich security conference advance claim that freedom of expression is being eroded and he called it a bigger threat to democracy than russian military aggression. he also addressed the issue of migration saying that europeans had not voted to open what he called the flood gates to mike vance. his speech was one of the 1st keynote addresses at the security conference. and he comes at the end of a remark, the week where he was president, donald trump spoke on the phone with russian president vladimir putin, both leaders promising to work together to end a more in ukraine. european leaders fear that this will be done without ukrainian or european input vision. or many of those who were gathered in munich would have been hoping that the vice president can shed some light on donald trump's plans for a negotiated fees in ukraine. instead, they got a lecture

let's cross now live to a james base for us and munich, james. so gaza is very much on the agenda today. what do you expect we'll be hearing on that front? well, they'll be discussion certainly on, on all of the wells issues. ukraine. i'm also being active issues where i suspect there's going to be active diplomacy going on with so many important leaders here in munich at the same time, non joined by i can this kind of model is the section of amnesty international because i think you're going to be trying to focus this lead is these leaders on human rights and the state of human rights around the world, which is really, really poor. and we were just seeing what colleagues in go. so what is what's happening, garza say to you about the states of the way the world looks at human rights right now, sending me but the effects he's very negatively impact on where we would expect resistance when we would expect suspect we see too much in countries receive full and gauging in culture kept on the case. so what we are witnessing is not even just functions,

we heard from our correspondent, jessica parker, who is in munich.terday after the suspected attack. you can see traffic flowing freely but it was cordoned off after a car ploughed into a crowd of people taking part in a trade union rally, around 30 injured, we have been told, that were injured were children. a24—year—old man, but there have been clarifications issued by authorities overnight about the case. first they said he had been known to police for drug and theft offences and that has turned out to be incorrect. they said he was legally in germany. and then on theissue legally in germany. and then on the issue of the fact counterterrorism officials took over the investigation, they talked about indications over the investigation, they talked ab has ndications over the investigation, they talked ab has given ons over the investigation, they talked ab has given an s over the investigation, they talked ab has given an update, overnight has given an update, saying an extremist overnight has given an update, se not an extremist overnight has given

this is not your 1st munich security conference. you've been attending it for years and as you've watched a lot of developments, they're important developments over the years. how would you describe to this conference in comparison to what you witnessed there before of the look so many years the urine, europeans have been told, present off the presidents, that they will have to take charge of their own security. and now the day has arrived and there seems to be a collective sock and is somewhat of a disorientation, what that will mean and actual terms. you needs unity and it needs united leadership. and from the conversations i've had here, it doesn't have that right at the moment. spots as the foreign minister of spain puts it in then, or the a panel here today. he said, that's a crises and press a is the european way of doing things. what does that can be? a successful recipe and testing for the trump administration means for europe is an open question. mikaela united. thank you both very much. that was our chief political edison,

he's of course the munich security conference. so we ask them what he thinks, what he thinks of donald trump as being back in the white house. he suggests that trump may go into finished fun. terry martin, thanks the can you see is what old car is has to do with you production? here's a hands on so really indeed, the snow on youtube is with a lot say what the could this week be the beginning of the end of the war and ukraine dollar from has promised that he can deliver a deal on his top diplomatic team will be here in germany later this week, to try to get things started at the munich security conference. we've been talking to the head of the conference to try to get a sense of what to expect. this is so far as can, thanks for making time for us today. so why is this? we can so important. unique security conference has always been important we believe, but this year, of course, it's extremely important. there's so many conflicts going on. we have the russian aggression against ukraine and still ongoing, but at the same time there

the munich security conference were members, many such rattles. so 21 years. and by the way, just a day before that attack on sure noble zaleski spoke to the media advertisement listing nuclear power plants and ukraine. so it's hard to describe his words is anything but fear mongering as he promised this. and that sold to the american soldiers against russia just taken listen to this. would you give us any bilateral talks about ukraine, the i'm not talking about other topics, any bilateral talks about ukraine without us. we will not accept it. as i said yesterday, when we talked with the minister and i told him that, you know, what are your american brigades, which are they nato troops, they are located in europe. and if there is the invasion, it will be fast. so your military will fight. i told him that they have to save the lives of the people because there are around, i don't know. there are 100000 americans in europe. they're going to fight and not everyone will survive. meanwhile, the head of the international atomic energy agency raffle gross, you said t

the munich, china will be represented by one in the country's top diplomats. he has long sights of costs badging as the responsible stakeholder involved. defense changes have been accelerating this century. can i have those challenges come one off or not? the international corporation and coordination between great powers have become more urgent and important is me great pleasure and 12, washington tests and limits. if it's in lines is year, it's maybe more willing to lend and it's a badging take on managing a move all the time was still with us and how do people as a security conference there. and then again, more broadly in europe, plan to deal with china is changing role and washington's dealing with facing whether it's not that easy. you can't just talk about china until about taiwan until about confrontation. china is needed to solve one of the key issues in the well, that includes climate change, but also arms control. and there was seeing fresh noises coming out of washington. and neither the european know the us economy can do without sign at this mome

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i have always loved the city of munich and loved his people. i want to say we are very moot in our thoughts and prayers are with munich and everybody affected by the evil inflicted on this beautiful community. we are praying for you. we will be rooting for you in the days and weeks to come. [applause] i hope that is not the last bit of applause i get. [laughter] we gather at this conference to discuss security. normally, we mean threats to our external security. i see many great military leaders gathered here today. while the trump administration is very concerned with european security and believes we can come to a reasonable settlement between russia and ukraine, we also believe it's important in the coming years for europe to step up in a big way to provide for its own defense. the threat i worry the most about vis-a-vis europe is not russia, it's not china, not any other external actor. what i worry about is the threat from within. the retreat of europe from some of its most fundamental values. values shared with the united states of americ

she is at the munich security conference. yeah, sure, i'm heading catherine. yeah. katherine, it's brittany berlin. can you hear me? katherine, it's brendan berlin. can you hear me? i can hear you. i can hear you. excellent, thank you. room. okay, good. well, we're glad that you do find i can hear you read. okay. can you hear me? yes, i can, i can hear you. yes. yeah, this is live tv. while the fun, let me, let me ask you. um, catherine, what is going on there at the security conference? it'd be we've seen lots of these conferences before. but this year it seems that the us and europe are going in very opposite directions. have we ever seen such open discord in the trans atlantic relationship before the well not on the deep substance as we're seeing it now. so we saw a vice president who basically broke one of the fundamental norms in american foreign policy. is it politics ends at the water's edge and that has made transatlantic dialogue in a bi partisan format possible over the many decades that the people have gathered here per 1st has the vehicle in the co

alice vidal here in munich tonight. so i think that is certainly being interpreted as if know to an endorsement that then certainly a sense of, of kind of, of common cause with this policy, which is really been trying to shake out german politics. and i think this, the sense that, you know, trying to suggest that the, the, and trump is omega, may be kind of in the same idea, logical vein. and that is a great concern for, for political leaders here in europe who think that how they meant to deal with a trump administration who they feel is trying to destabilize european public. yeah, richard, the, before we run out of time briefly, we're just all of this leave your us, german, us and european relations in europe. and i mean, i've been talking to a lot of people here, some kind of saying, rolling their eyes and saying, you know, what really mass is, is, is, is finding a good solution is ukraine will watch j. the van says about our european politics. it is less important, others are saying that this is another kind of rupt

now joining us from munich, thank you so much for your time. and a quick look now and some other stories making headlines around the world today. highlands army has read 260 people from 20 countries who were forced into working an online scam centers in myanmar. the rescue operation is part of cracked down on scam centers. and southeast asia, which often use traffic, labor, and trick victims around the world out of billions of dollars a year. a palestinian milton group of mine says it will release 3 is rarely hostages this saturday, as planned. a mouse has threatened to delay the release and had accused israel of failing to live up to its promises under the deal. claim is real denied. although that has some small scales in baset or over to russian drones. it said violated it's aerospace and exploded on its territory. officials said the incursion took place during an attack on a danube river poured in neighboring ukraine. romania said it's airspace was also breached german luxury and car maker. poor says it will cut 1900 jobs by 2029 to factorie

and i just want to say that we're very moved in our thoughts and prayers are with munich. and everybody affected by the evil and inflicted on this beautiful community we're thinking about you were praying for you and we will certainly be rooting for you in the days and weeks to come. so i hope that's not the last bit of applause that i get, but we, we gather at this conference of course to discuss security. and normally we mean threats to our external security. i see milly, many great military leaders gathered here today. but while the trumpeting registration is very concerned with european security and believes that we can book come to a reasonable settlement between russia and ukraine. and we also believe that it's important in the coming years for europe to step up in a big way to provide for its own defense. the threats that i worry the most about visa, the europe, is not russia. it's not china, it's not any other external actor. and what i worry about is the threat from within the retreats of europe, from some of its most fundamental values value shared with the unite

all of schultz are set to speak on day to the annual munich security conference. this comes after the, a blistering speech on the 1st day from us vice president j. d vance, criticizing western leader as well. saying little about the russian war against ukraine, for the 1st face to face meeting between ukraine and strongest allies, is the trump administration took office after 3 years of fighting j. defiance making clear the us once towards the end. fundamentally, the goal is as the president trump outlined it, we want the war to come to a close. we want the going to stop, but we want to achieve a durable lasting piece. not the kind of piece is going to have eastern europe in conflict just a couple years down the road. the big question is, how would durable piece can be achieved and certainly a piece that ukraine can agree with others. one thing, thanks so much. thank you very much. we're really, what was the need to, to speak for, to work or add to prepare the jobs, how to stop and seniors of work. we want really, we want this word much, but we need a real securit

she joins us now from munich. there's, there you are need. what did you take away from my father, sy myers remarks of the while. the german president did have a big plea to make to his fellow europeans saying essentially, let us not make us smaller than we all we are up to the task. so basically, funk by the stein, my of the trying to bring come to a very heated debates about europe's potential reactions was what the consequences are of the new u. s. administration's actions, announcements, etc, full. this continent so far close as time i tried to con things down. he made full points. he's das it with the fact that here in germany, of course, we have elections in early 9 days. so it is not really very helpful. but we all in an election campaign to do right now when europe is trying to find voice inspection, speak out for european interests. we have a transition situation here in this country, but he said jeremy will remain a reliable partner. and then he went on to the issue of ukraine and said, just how these config will be ended. we'll defi

uh, i read the, the munich conference. uh, the russians have not been invited to music for quite a while. yeah, and this is already a surprise been that are going to be meeting high level of visuals. and i do think that trump is now preparing. he's had everything in his life, he's now looking to his legacy. he probably wants a nobel peace prize and he probably wants to a picture, a historic picture, a, the thing i liked style in churchill and roosevelt at the altar. and i think that somehow i suspect that we're going to end up in y'all to in a few weeks, or that was such an opportunity. that would be something it at the moment with the news coming in the past few days alone. it's if those to good to be true doesn't it? there's a why in your view was trumps. administration made such a dramatic you tug on the you're trying conflict which is really quotes what she says. european allies completely off god summer saying that the relationship between europe in america will never be the same again. what are your thoughts on that?

what we've also seen was alternately zalinski arriving here in munich. he may have come cap in hand, but it looks like ahead of his meeting with j. d von. for us, vice president. things on going exactly how he wanted. know he has heard what trump has been saying the last few days. what we've heard from the us secretary of defense pete head assess, saying basically you crate needs to look at the reality on the ground. and essentially, there will be no going back and seeing the boat is free at 2014 and also the ukraine should be looking to be a member of nato in the future of loved them is the lead, steve rejecting all of that. but and looking incredibly tired, incredibly dejected at the press conference. she gave her at the meaning security conference that's showing them, not if we are not in nato or until we are in nato. this means that we will have an opportunity to protect ourselves with exactly the kind of army that is capable of doing so. these are appropriate nato weapons and the appropriate number of soldiers, some of ours ukrainians. and we are re

our take correspondence, charlotte, diversity in munich. charlotte, thank you to. all right, well, joining me now is our to contribute or tar ray and target to have you on the program with us. so we have the us vice president j van, set the munich security conference saying that the real threat to european democracy isn't russia, or china is actually the actions you officials themselves have taken to suppress free speech and opposing viewpoints. probably a message they weren't expecting or even wanted to hear. do you think that the you will, will listen and take it to heart? i think that his message and combination with just public supports of wanting less censorship is, is really getting through many of these european nations, their political seats, particularly like in france. yeah. they're, they're unsure of their future politically. so, and in great britain as well. you know they, they have a very shaky political future. so i think they see the writing on the wall. and vance underscore, underscore the point by referring specifically to remain in how the electio

alice vidal here in munich tonight. so i think that is certainly being interpreted as if know that i mean dos meant that then certainly a sense of, of kind of, of common cause with this policy, which is really been trying to shake out german politics. and i think this is the sense that, you know, trying to suggest that the, the, and trump is omega, may be kind of in the same ideological vein. and that is a great concern for, for political leaders here in europe who think that how they meant to deal with a trump administration, who they feel is trying to destabilize european public. yeah. richard, the, before we run out of time briefly, we're does all of this, leave your us, german, us and european relations in europe in i mean, i've been talking to a lot of people here, some kind of saying rolling that rise and saying, you know what really mass is, is, is, is finding a good solution and ukraine will watch, j event says about a european politics. it is less important. others are saying that this is another kind of ruptur

any speech of the munich security conference j. d. vans did level to allay yorba spheres. his main focus was not ukraine. instead, use your being countries of suppressing free speech. instead, the main threat, so you're up is not russia, but you're of itself. the threat that i worry the most about visa, the europe, is not russia, it's not china, it's not any other external actor. and what i worry about is the threat from within the retreat of europe, from some of its most fundamental values value shared with the united states of america, your j events and speech. you think silk way through your i brought a strong response from germany. these are they will cut to democracy, was called into question by the us, vice president for the whole of your body. i can just as he speaks of the, in my elation of democracy, democracy and def. i understood incorrectly. he's comparing conditions in pots. if you end up with those, no authoritarian regimes, ladies and gentlemen, that is not acceptable, accept all the delegates of the munich security conference, always expected the trump admi

i've always loved the city of munich i've always loved people. i want to say we are very moved in our thoughts and prayers are with munich and everybody affected by the evil inflicted on this beautiful community. i hope that's not the last bit of applause that i get. normally ÃÃi see many great military leaders gathered here today. while the trump administration is very concerned with european security. it believes we can come to a reasonable settlement between russia and ukraine and we also believe it's important in the coming years for europe to step up in a big way to provide for its own defense. the threat but i worry the most about is not russia it's not china it's not any other external actor. what i worry about is the threat from within. the retreat of europe from some of its most fundamental values, values shared with united states of america. a former european commissioner went on television recently and delighted in the romanian government had just annulled an entire election. he warned that if things don't go to plan the very same thin

i'm joined by the chair of the munich security conference. i'm across the coast of how use good invest the cases that i mean, it's not just talking about the state to the world, which i think you'll agree is pretty bad. but there are going to be people here trying to fix it. that's what we hope we sightsee through dialogue and we offer an opportunity to, to have dialogue on the many conflicts that we are faced with the worldwide. and we hope we make some progress speed on ukraine be released, but we also discuss susanne, how you see i've done this, then we discuss the climate change to discuss a i this information so. so we have the players here and we also make some progress . no one's really multi it, but this is the 2 sides of it through the end, the world war 2. and if you look at the world over since then, nato has paid a very, very important role. and, but can you think about nato is the us has been the leader in a transatlantic scholarship. that's a lender. well, this is going to be changing. we'll have a speech by the vice president,

my colleague, my colleague, charlotte davinsky is in munich. um charlotte, tell us what's going on there. so yeah, lot so, so cuz uh from across the world on this annual defense meeting uh, 2025 set to be a bit of a spotlight. we've had a need this little across the world, the coming here. and this comes, of course, in the context of what we've been hearing from donald trump over the last few days about these possible piece towards the end, the war in ukraine. now donald trump had said that russia high level russian officials had been invited to the mean defense confidence for the start of those discussions and not started a bit of a few re with people a bit concerned about what was going on there. but we have heard from officially, from russia, this is from a marie, is a proud of a who's the foreign ministry spokesperson saying that the russian officials happened to actually been invited to the meek security conference. that was a decision that was made several years ago. she described as being a permit to size a decision. however, she has sai

so an act of terrorism here on the streets of munich, on the eve of the munich security conference with wellesley does a gathering over this weekend to talk about what war and peace particularly here in europe, but around the world. and also, just over a week before the federal elections here in germany and election campaigns that has already been turned into a kind of a fever over the issue of migration and security as a result of previous attacks. now here in unit, yes, another attack is for the going to intensify. the sense that the politicians need to get a grip on it domestic security. and this issue of migration, if that to prevent further rises of the fall right here in germany, in the weeks and years to come. that was the w as richard walker, they are reporting from munich. here's a quick look now at some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world. the palestinian militant group, i'm off, it says it will release 3 is really hostages this saturday as plan a mouse had threatened to delay the release and had accused is real of failing to live up to his promises

the munich security conference kicks off with the you create in complex set to take center stage and it's broken promises and a major a wake up call from nato. the bonus tag should make a decision as soon as possible, according to which the war in ukraine and its serious consequences for the security of germany and europe are to be classified as an emergency. and the trumpet and 2 separate leaves to europe in a panic and its leaders scrambling to be included in the negotiation. the rachel ruble live in moscow. you're watching r t international. we start with breaking news. moscow says cube is attempting to frame russia for our ukrainian at drawn stripe on turnover. this comes just a day after the russian and american president agreed to seek a peace deal on ukraine. the international atomic energy agency confirmed a blast at the defunct of nuclear site. overnight. the problem has called the attack a provocation. you must be teacher. there is no way that any nuclear infrastructure could have been struck. so any claims that this was the case or not true, the russian military do not do

and with the munich security calling for installing thing. today you are paying officials on edge relations with most of that, with washington south of a trunks commitment to stop the war. brussels is feeling the a very well welcome to you. this is on the international with the lights as well news update is good to have you with us. our top story, the pays making announcements from donald trump just keep coming. he's now said us russian odds, ukrainian officials will hold folks in munich for the annual security conference kicks off today. keith has, however, denied such plans. well, most go has noticed he had commented that having a meeting in munich tomorrow, russia is going to be there with our people. ukraine is also invited, by the way, i'm not sure exactly who is going to be there from any country, but high level people from russia, from ukraine and from the united states. things to do seem to be quite serious. and that i have to say that the pace at which these events are unfolding, it's just remarkable. just on wednesday, the 2 preside

now, what else can we expect from the munich security conference? what are the other topics and what should we look out for? while the organizes as a series munich security conference had hoped that they could also put the spotlights on and other crises around the world. and on the collaboration between the west and the lions and the global south as they pull it, thoughts. and again, i have to say the munich security conference, again this year takes time as a very exec exact weekend. but the african union, for example, is holding that big summit and all this other bus. so, you know, the global sounds is not presence here, and the focus is very much on have the europeans understood the message? they are at the crossroads. the us have spoken very, very clearly here and now it is up to the europeans to find a way of getting together and getting more organized, putting national vanity aside, they still haven't agreed on who is going to talk to the americans, for example, they make it very clear that europe does one to sit the thought, negotiating table

honda and joins us now from the munich security conference in a good to see you. so we've been hearing quite a lot about unity between the you and ukraine. but what's your impression, what are these words worth of this year's conference? this is definitely one of the core questions, just how united is europe and has your really understood they wake up cold. that is not the 1st one off the, the americans have came here and um, essentially told the europeans, again look, we're going to be interested a lot more in other regions of the world in particular, asia, the in the pacific. and you all going to do, or you are going to have to do a lot more for your own defense. so this is something, wow, now you do feel like europe is advert crossroads when it comes to its future. and below them is the landscape. the ukrainian president was very clear in his remarks here in this speech. this is not no longer about the europeans doing everything they kind helps ukraine defend itself. this is about finding ways for europe to come together so that europe ultimately can defend its

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that is the central roadway station in munich. that was a protest by one of the main trade unions in germany marching up from the railway station along this road. we think about 1500 people, a politically charged time in this country with elections. just 10 days away, police were scolding the protests up the road, but by pro behind the protests, those came a call. it was that many you can see the which started to move down. the protest is out. of course, what is worth knowing is that this is a time when security was already very, very high in this city because the munich security conference takes place over the next 3 days. dignitaries are going to be here, including the us, vice president j, the vance. the president of ukraine, vladimir zalinski, and the juvenile chancellor, off schultz. although investigations continue and it's been a growing up in the last few minutes around the co taking further pictures of the scene. he's pretty clear this wilson attack, he's described the man who was driving the car 24 year old, asked asylum

and as we brace for the munich security conference to get underway in munich, and it feels like overeek, this phone call between president trump and president putin has really rustled a lot of feathers from kyiv to europe. and it caught many, many off guard. quite a different approach, obviously, to the biden administration. how is this phone call likely to shape the discussion around ukraine at the security conference? >> what a. >> dizzying week, indeed. this truly is a. >> pivotal moment in. >> post-cold war history. and i think it's safe to say that the call between trump and putin was truly unexpected. it has. and the us and western. policy more broadly, of trying to. >> isolate russia. >> for its full. >> scale invasion. of ukraine and. >> not holding a direct line with putin. the what happened in the aftermath of that call is that trump. >> has put. >> ukraine, but also europe, in a fairly precarious position. what has emerged over the past few days are signs of what trump is more likely to do in ukraine, which is putting the burden on ukraine rather than pressuring russia to

first of all, the munich security conference, obviously security already heightened in munich becausell be there including the us vice president, but will it be ramped up further in light of this? , , . ramped up further in light of this? , . ., this? this is an annual event with, as _ this? this is an annual event with. as you _ this? this is an annual event with, as you say, _ this? this is an annual event with, as you say, global- with, as you say, global leaders and so security is already incredibly tight on the whole of the old town in the centre of munich is already, you couldn't get tighter security, so to be honest i don't think this attack, or suspected attack will have an impact on the munich security conference per se but it does have a broader impact on the political debate in germany right now because four weeks, really, the only thing germany has been talking about and politicians have been talking about in the run—up to the election is indeed security and we've seen a number of quite ferocious attacks over the last few months, some of undermine tar right to getting to g

live from the munich security conference.and, uh, we have heard from him both in a speech that he gave and that then in his comments with christiane talking about need for security guarantees, the ongoing war with russia, and also talking about where the u.s. could come into play and a trump administration. so he said that he would not accept any peace deal that would be done behind ukraine's back. he urged europe to form a coordinated policy to end the war in his country, and he received a standing ovation. he also said that the continent faces a simple choice now. >> some in europe may be frustrated with brussels, but let's be clear if not brussels, then moscow is your decision. >> if i recall, that received some boos in the crowd. mr. zelenskyy spoke a day after u.s. vice president j.d. vance addressed the same gathering and vance laid into european leaders, accusing them of backsliding on democracy and restricting freedoms. germany's defense minister is calling the accusations unacceptable, while a ukrainian parliament me

there's a bit of the, having a meeting in munich, depression is going to be there with our people. ukraine is also invited by the way, president trump claims that have organized trying latrell tools to resolve the ukraine. conflicts told us not to be thing has not been confirmed by most. the india is on the side of peace. that that's the message from prime minister to render moody, as he makes trouble at the white house where the need is a great the king, bilateral trade powers for us to provoke. and with the munich security calling for an stopping today, your, your opinion officials on edge as relations with washington sour, i have a trunks commitment to install the rules that brussels is fueling. the very well welcome to you. this is also you international with the late, as well as news on the day to skip the happy with us. the pace making announcements from donald trump just keep coming. he's now said us, russian ukrainian officials will hold talks in munich, where the annual security conference kicks off today. kids has, however, denied such plans. well, most go has no to get commented

and with the munich security conference. don't think today he repeating officials on the edge as relations with washington style as a trump commitment to stop the war at brussels. this feel like the a very good morning to you. this is on the international with the world news update is quite to happy with her as i was always a top story. the peace making announcements from donald trump just keep coming. he's now said us russian as ukrainian officials will hold talks in new york, where the annual security conference kicks off today. he is, has however, denied such plans. well, most go has not yet commented. i'm having a meeting in munich tomorrow. russia is going to be there with our people. ukraine is also invited by the way, i'm not sure exactly who's going to be there from any country, but high level people from russia, from ukraine and from the united states. things to do seem to be quite serious and that i have to say that the base at which these events are unfolding is just remarkable. just on wednesday, the 2 president