ukraine to the united nations, the european parliament , the parliamentary assembly of the council of europe , the osce parliamentary assembly, the nato parliamentary assemblies are offered for your consideration of the bsec parliamentary assembly of the governments and parliaments of the world states recognition of russian private military companies by terrorist organizations dear deputies, i am putting to the vote the proposal to include in the agenda of the session the draft resolution number 8397 on the recognition of the wagner private military campaign as an international criminal organization . to combine the discussion of these interrelated issues, a proposal is made to consider them according to a shortened procedure, just people's deputies vote for 287 out of 285 decisions are made, what are the procedures iryna volodymyrivna, we are still going through the procedure, please gerashchenko. thank you. dear colleagues, we ask you to first consider the draft application that was registered in the verkhovna rada of ukraine three years ago according to the registration on the website of the parliament. -a statement number 3735 and

of nuremburg's natalia kulykfak and ictv the only news today is that a delegation of the nato parliamentary assemblyvisited kyiv region back in november, this body adopted a resolution and recognized russia as a terrorist state today and the president of the assembly zhulgariomailam and her colleagues were finally convinced of the correctness of their policy because they saw the consequences of russian atrocities up close after seeing the president of the assembly assured from her platform that she would do everything necessary for ukraine to win. deputy speaker of the verkhovna rada olena kondratyuk, who tirelessly reveals the truth to her foreign colleagues , emphasized that the fastest possible help to ukraine will stop the aggressor. oksana mykhaylova's material . for almost a year, the russians turned borodyanka into a monument to genocide. it's almost a year since politicians from all over the world come here to see with their own eyes what trouble russia is facing today with the visit of the president of the parliamentary assembly nato juel garriomailam she listens attentively about the horro

committee on national security and head of the verkhovna rada's permanent delegation to the nato parliamentary assembly igor congratulations glory to ukraine glory to the heroes well, actually, i'll start with what i noted, we are clear in the fact that ukraine's future is within the framework of the european family, we are now developing long-term agreements for the security of ukraine and europe . nato will be by ukraine's side as long as necessary. we will work with the eu to achieve such security. the first thing i thought about was actually the security guarantees for our states, including as a result of the conflict with the russian federation. can we put here, i don't know, some kind of equal sign between what is being developed in nato , the european union and directly in ukraine and what we really need in the future let's let's then divide the security guarantee into two stages, the first er this stage is what i would conventionally call transitional after our victory to nato and the third and second this stage in principle of our accession to nato because this is the main final goal a-a after

sateli make of nuremburg natalya kulyk-facto ictv the only news today a delegation of the nato parliamentary assembly visited the kyiv region back in november this instance adopted a resolution and recognized russia as a terrorist state today and the president of the cassembly julgario miami her colleagues were finally convinced of the correctness of her policy , because she saw the consequences of the russian atrocity up close, after seeing the president of the assembly , she assured from her podium that she would do everything it is necessary for ukraine to win vice speaker of the verkhovna rada olena kondratyuk, who tirelessly reveals the truth to her foreign colleagues, emphasized that the fastest possible help to ukraine will stop the aggressor, oksana mykhailova's material , it has been almost a year since the russians turned borodyanka into a monument to genocide, they were shooting planes , helicopters and tanks, and soon a year since politicians from all over the world are coming here to see with my own eyes what trouble russia is facing today with the visit of the president, she listens att

merlin hun wrote to me today when he was still the president of the nato parliamentary assembly aboutwe believe. are so brave, like you, but my party, that is, her party, and they will all work to help ukraine, this is at the level of different dimensions, and it seems to me that actually we should believe that it will happen very quickly , there are things that we cannot talk about we civilian people, so it seems to me that everything should be fine. i would like, uh, here is such a small detail, uh, if you would add uh, to our conversation, uh, says the spokesman of the prime minister of great britain, the decision of the head of the british ministry of defense is entrusted to investigate which planes it is possible to potentially provide ukraine well, of course, the word potentially does not add any confidence, but no. can we provide planes, but just which ones can we add? well, it sounds like a resolved issue, just in some reasonable perspective , let's not get ahead of ourselves. god grant that it will happen sooner than we all expect, but there are combat planes, there are trans

if only half of those deputies , which congressmen, were they from the delegation of the nato parliamentary assemblythe united states, and we are on bilateral at such meetings, we decide on aid to the country, armaments, tanks, and now this is a question for the politicians on the attack, well, that is, in addition to the work of the parliamentary assembly itself, it is very important , very effective, and you can work with parliamentarians and convey your own opinion. position so that they defend it inside and from this session that will take place in may. we want to leave it with concrete proposals that should be heard at the june summit in vilnius on ukraine so that it does not become a politics again open doors and there were concrete steps as we move towards each other in the direction of nato to ukraine ukraine to us well, then please open up to the secret that i am a journalist i have to somehow extract secrets from the officials well , when you have bilateral conversations behind the scenes over coffee for with beer, diplomats say something, politicians say something, deputies of various lev

chernihiv people's deputy of ukraine, head of the permanent delegation of ukraine to the nato parliamentary assemblywas in munich with the latest news from there. thank you, mr. igor. 2 minutes 8 minutes and there will be. we once had such a film in russian, it was called an invitation to order. this is what the vice president of the united states said yesterday about russia, about putin, pro-russian, pro-russian establishment. it was just yesterday during the munich security conference, and there was an invitation to russia to order. there is no way to explain an eight-minute break during 8 years of war. viktoria tkach saves military and civilians in the war zone , was a participant in the revolution of dignity and actively volunteered since 2015 in volunteer battalions at the front, she evacuated the wounded and provided pre-medical aid during a full-scale invasion. victoria officially joined the army, now, in addition to helping soldiers, she evacuates civilians and animals from the war zone . i never wanted to serve in the army, nor in other structures, because i had some of my youthful beliefs

i'm here in brussels as part of the nato parliamentary assembly, which is basically nato's parliament bodies. we've been having discussions with nato members and i was in the munich security conference a couple of days before that. so i've been talking about this with international and nato defense leaders and a couple of things are clear. number one, the ukrainians have an advantage right now, but it will not last. number two, if they have to go on the offensive and before season ends, otherwise, the russians will rebuild their military power and continue to try to press this fight. for all that to happen, ukrainians need to fight differently. they need to have a deep fight and have combined arms fight. fire and maneuver, which means they have to establish air sue per yorty, which they haven't been able to do since the first days of the war which means they need fourth generation fighters. that might mean an f-16, 18, but they need more advanced aircrafts. that's why we've been pressing the administration on a bipartisan basis to help them advance their air force to give them what th

probably the part that cut i was in munich conference and brussels for our meeting of the nato parliamentary assemblyight this russian invasion, to fight off the first major land war in europe since i9lt5. the nice thing about getting this behind us and having the windsor agreement and finally after seven years completing this brexit process is that it removes a major stumbling block and a source of irritation in the transatlantic alliance will stop now that the uk and the eu can begin to build and rebuild a closer relationship the us and uk, obviously this has been a major source of tension in our relationship. it comes at exactly the right time when our focus needs to be really on what is happening in ukraine. ., , ., ., ., ukraine. you will be aware that the stormont break _ ukraine. you will be aware that the stormont break gives _ ukraine. you will be aware that the stormont break gives new - ukraine. you will be aware that the stormont break gives new powers i ukraine. you will be aware that the l stormont break gives new powers to the default government. although the veto will ultimately lie i

republic, latvia , lithuania, poland, estonia and slovakia, as well as the parliamentary assemblies of the council of europe and natoindependently adopted the decision the next step should be an international tribunal, it will be for everything they did against ukraine, against our people, for every act of terrorism by russian troops on the territory of our country, and for example, great britain advocates a hybrid concept , a specialized court integrated into the national justice system of ukraine with international elements the same opinion is held by germany. the very idea of ​​a court for russia found a response in estonia, greece , the netherlands, the czech republic and latvia support the initiative of the countries of the lublin triangle, but two and poland, we must create a tribunal to punish those who led to this war on the international arena, we must create a special tribunal to convict war criminals, maybe it will be under the auspices of nato, or other options are also possible, a separate resolution that the european parliament has already adopted for the tribunal demands punishment for russia and cana

i took a trip to brussels an ento munich for the nato security conference and the parliamentary assemblyrity of members of the house know what's going on and understand foreign policy, national security. friends of mine. on the intelligence committee with. and sober and clear eyed about it. there's a couple dozen members of the house that don't know what they talk about that want to get as many retweets as possible. say inflammatory things and not worth to focusing own them. so i can tell you with full confidence that with the people i hang out and the people engaged on this issue politics does end at the water's edge. we represent this country. we understand what we need to do to help ukraine fight and win. >> good morning. jonathan lemire. want your take on china perhaps helping russia in its war effort. some analysts, some suggest maybe this is china to give -- prop up putin enough to maintain the status quo. others suggest that if china is all in it could change the war. what do you think china's up to and why now? >> china and more specifically president xi wants to see the united s