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germany toward russia. there are energy concerns. at the end of the day, i have no that germany will do everything it can to make sure that the european response to russian aggression is very close and consistent with the american response. guy: as we watch this playback of the meeting between emmanuel macron and vladimir putin, who is leading that european diplomatic charge? who is in charge of the charge? is it olaf scholz or is it emmanuel macron? john: that is interesting. i perked up when i heard your reporter talk about the fact that you have multiple fronts going here. i think that is what happened. i was ambassador in 2013, 2014 and 2015 when the whole ukrainian--- russia-ukraine war started in 2014. angela merkel was in charge. she was pulling together member states of the e.u., making sure they were consistent in sanctions. she led the normandy process, which was france, germany, ukraine and putin, to try to find a diplomatic solution to this crisis. obviously, we don't have angela merkel anymore. macro has -- emmanuel macron has his presence. he is up for

no need to win back trust. he has the complete trust of the united states. germany is one of our most important allies in the world. there is no doubt about germany's partnership with the united states. none. with regard to helping ukraine, one of the largest contributors financially to ukraine has been germany. germany has been in the forefront of making sure of providing economic assistance. you also asked the question -- you asked so many. i can't remember them all. but in terms of the u.s. media saying germany is not reliable. germany is completely reliable. completely, totally, thoroughly reliable. i have no doubt about germany at all. chancellor scholz: we are united, and the trans-atlantic partnership between germany and the u.s. is one of the permanent pillars of german policy and it will be relevant in the future as well. just as relevant. and this will be one of our top priorities, always. on behalf of nato, we are the country in continental europe that is doing -- making the largest contribution, financial means and also military power, and we are the cou

no, germany is going to ramp up its military capabilities in a way that we have never seen before in the post war period, a 100000000000 going and as a special fund for the bonus, for more than 2 percent spending of on g d p spending on the military moving forward, annual spending? melinda ramping up military capabilities is a slow process. what kind of time frame are we talking about here? and is it, can it make any difference to the current conflict? well, a 100000000000 is double the current defense budget. so we're looking at a massive increase just within this fiscal year that will begin to remedy some of the gaps deficits. in the bonus fair and the chancellor talked about gaps and deficits, basically in all areas, hardware skills and capabilities. technology, meaning the cyber logistics, airplanes, boat, the name and basically everything. and that reflects the fact that germany essentially is an economic giant been a military midget. so no, that's not going to happen overnight. and he and he absolutely acknowledged that and said, that's why we will now be investing more than 2

s. media st. germany is not rely, germany's completely reliable, completely totally thoroughly reliable. i have no doubt about germany. b sent ink from wilma did find miss blair console united submission and the trans atlantic partnership between germany and the u. s. is a, one of the permanent pillars of german policy and it will be relevant in the future as well just as relevant. and this will be one of our top priorities always on behalf of ne, to we are the country in continental europe that is doing and making the largest contribution, financial means and also military power. and we are the country and z as in austin . that meeting contributes a great share. we're not fully don't fully agree with the growth who pays the biggest part of a financial support to ukraine. as o. addison since 2014, about $2000000000.00 us dollars on july reg, bilateral support and within the u. an additional 3800000000 that is made available . so substantial financial means is to stabilize the ukrainian economy and we're willing to continue with that as a sort of contribution. so this is, was the very strong and un

germany is completely reliable. completely totally thoroughly reliable. i have nonited and the transatlantic is one of the permanent pillars of german policy and it will be relevant in the future as well. just as relevant. and this will be one of our top priorities always on behalf of nato, we are the country in continental europe doing, making the largest contribution, financial means and also military power, and we are the country that contributes a great share. we're not, who pays the biggest part of financial support to ukraine, as though since 2014, about 2 billion u.s. dollars, by by lateral support, and an additional $3.8 billion made available. so substantial financial means to stabilize the ukrainian economy and we are willing to continue with that sort of contribution. so this is the very strong and unbreakable friendship between our two countries. part of this is that with regard to the difficult situation at the ukrainian border, due to the russian troops, we have made it very clear. we will unanimously act in terms of sanctions. mr. president, with reg

no germany, one of our nato allies, who we are there to protect, is buying from our enemy. but in nato, germany would not allow weapons to be transported from germany because of that relationship. everyone keeps saying trump this and trump that. trump has nothing to do with anything anymore. you are giving him a voice where there is not one. no one ever looks at the president and his relationships with former heads of state. host: howard, you made a point. we will let our guest respond. guest: howard, i am not focused on president trump, since he is no longer president. i think there is some legitimacy to what happened to u.s. oil. right now, we export more oil, and i believe right now we are the largest producer of oil and natural gas. we keep them here to bring down the price of gas for consumers. on the german element, you were talking about nord stream 2, a pipeline. some of us had agreements with president biden. i voted against north stream in the past because of the very concern we are living through right now. russia could use it in a coercive way over europe. we hav

so no germany isn't dragging its feet. it's very much a nate who fought hosting an army of american troops armed with nukes and with thousands more soldiers on the way. unless we forget germany has its own military with guns pointed at russia, while its economists devised new sanctions and containment. okay, last round it up for this news off, appreciate you company, i'll be back with all the top with the mediterranean as the world's most over fish see unsustainable exploitation of its fish dogs, which maureen biodiversity under great thread and your selection again, quote us for sure. your guest on the system. we got our system, i can contribute to pulling cookie, careful from a tech and want to put a loose despite the eas promises to end over fishing by 2020. the situation is changing too slow. well, i'm very disappointed with the position that they've basically not in public interests. they also do not in the mid interest of the fishes, the only interest of the fishery on the face of the only ones in danger. the fisherme

no need to win back trust. he has the complete trust of the united states. germanyt allies in the world. there is no doubt about germany's partnership with the united states. none. with help of ukraine, within of largest contributors to ukraine has been germany. germany has been in the forefront making sure of providing economic assistance. you also asked a question, so many, i can't remember them all, but in terms of the u.s. media saying germany is not reliable, germany is completely reliable, completely, totally, thoroughly reliable, i have no doubt germany at all. >> translator: we are united and the transatlantic partnership between germany and the u.s. is one of the permanent pillars of german policy and it will be relevant in the future as well, just as relevant and this will be one of our top priorities always on behalf of nato, we are the country in continental europe that is doing, making the largest contribution financial means and military power. and the country that contribute as great share, we're talking who pays the biggest part of a financial suppor

so no germany isn't dragging its feet. it's very much a nate who fought hosting an army of american troops armed with nukes and with thousands more soldiers on the way from, lest we forget germany has its own military with guns pointed at russia, while its economists devised new sanctions and containment. you know that whole conversation continues online at odds. he dot com, you can check out the russia section. the well section also as well. one of my personal thanks for joining us. we're back soon with with ah, mash kaiser. this is the guys report backs and stacy are in san salvador el salvador. and we are really just amazed that the revolution taking place in this country goes bitcoin as legal, tender, and so much is changing and for the better a stacy.

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so no germany isn't dragging its feet. it's very much a nate who fought hosting an army of american troops armed with nukes and with thousands more soldiers on the way. lest we forget germany has its own military with guns pointed at russia, while it's economists devised new sanctions and containment. the united states national security agency has been breaking its own rules to spawn americans according to the organization's own internal woodstock and the report released on monday, the inspector general found the n. s a had to be the contravir controversial law. the foreign intelligence surveillance act allows the government to intercept communications between foreign national anywhere in the world and without a warrant snooping on americans without a warrant is forbidden, though, unless quote, a query is reasonably likely to return foreign intelligence information. the report concludes the loopholes been abused, in many cases with internal rules bypassed as provoked, a negative reaction on social media including from an es

berlin, called a tactical ambiguity, key of spect, germany of trying to salvage a lucrative business project. regardless of the security implications, with no sign for now, that germany is willing to give any ground either on weapons forum of pulling all stream to the left shoals. as his work cut out to convince his ukrainian host that he has their interests at heart. that they can trust him to negotiate away at this crisis when he goes to moscow. all right, let's bring into w correspondence. nick connelly, he will fall that revolt we just saw and he joins us now from the cranium, capital ne, curb. what can all of shaws really do to regain keeps trust? it's hard to see what he can do after though, basically ver, very difficult weeks of relations between berlin and k of. and as we saw there, germany, not in any mood, seemingly, to compromise on those 2 key ukrainian demands to put sections on no stream to, to basically rule it out ever happening. and to provide weapons. we heard ukraine's ambassador to berlin just yesterday saying that ukraine needed 12000 anti tank missiles and in a hurry and no sign that germany is going to give those. i t

germany is completely reliable. totally reliable. have noll. >> we are united. the trans atlantic partnership between germany and the u.s. is one of the permanent pillars of german policy and will be relevant in the future as well, just as relevant. this will be one of our top priorities always. on behalf of nato, we are the country in europe that is doing -- making the largest contribution, financial means and military power and we are the country that contributes a great share. we're not fully -- we don't agree who pays the biggest part of financial support to ukraine. since 2014, about $2 billion u.s. dollars direct bilateral support and an additional 3.8 billion that is made available. substantial financial means to stabilize the ukrainian economy and we're willing to continue with that sort of contribution. so this is the very strong and unbreakable friendship between our two countries. part of the situation at the border, we made it clear that we will unanimously act in terms of sanctions. mr. president, once again, a question with reg

there is no question germany could do more given its role including in the new and nato to advance our security interest. after the cold war the german military was truly capable fighting force. german military has been allowed in the decadelo sense. today it lags behind the state of the art and suffers from shortfalls and readiness and regular maintenance. germany endorsed the 2014en nato pledge to commit 2% of the gdp defense and 20% of the defense spending toward modernization br 2024. and as taken very few credible steps to meet thatha pledge. meanwhile threats to the alliance have only grown since 2014. russia and china's decade-long modernization efforts madees it clear 2% will not suffice for nato to meet the growing challenges. here in congress, we demonstrated our commitment to nato in europe security. we hosted jen stoltenberg an address to congress three years ago, we have included majors supported america's presence in europe in our annual defense bills including significant investments in our european deterrence initiative. i hope the chancellor scholz will reciprocate and

so no, germany isn't dragging its feet. it's very much. nato fought hosting an army of american troops armed with nukes and with thousands more soldiers. on the way. lest we forget, germany has its own military with guns pointed at russia, while its economists devised new sanctions and containment. okay, that conclude saw bulletin, but if you'd like names and i suspect you might, you can fun. most stories on our website simply had to all team dealt with a one day a wake up probably in 2022. the dollar will have lost 80 percent of its value against other currencies around the world. big point will be at 8 or $900000.00 a coin. michael's sale will be the richest man in the world and it will all happen very, very quickly. but you know, we've been telling me for 10 years like noah, if you didn't get on the arc by now, you know, get an umbrella with with this is them that so and vision say you can't afford to miss a bridge. we're in washington here that we have coming up as we continue to arrive between the united states and russ

no need to win back trust. he has the complete trust of the united states. germanyimportant allies in the world. there is no doubt about germany's partnership with the united states. none. with regard to helping ukraine, one of the largest contributors financially to ukraine has been germany. germany has been in the forefront of providing economic assistance. you also asked a question -- you asked so many i can't remember them all -- but in terms of the u.s. media saying germany is not reliable. germany is completely reliable. completely, totally, thoroughly reliable. i have no doubt about germany at all. >> translator: we are united, and the trans atlantic partnership between germany and the u.s. is one of the permanent pillars of german policy and it will be relevant in the future as well just as relevant and this will be one of our top priorities always. on behalf of nato, we are the country in continental europe that is doing -- making the largest contribution, financial means and also military power, and we are the country that contributes the biggest share. so

no. yes, he is talking to friends in germany - well. pm, just say no. s. very strong words from boris johnson least a couple of years. very strong words from borisjohnson of urging european leaders to take a hard—line stance against putin. i think he's right and i think britain's position in this nda that we've been sending ukrainians compared to other leaders in europe is admirable and probably the right course. the issue is, we might have been in a better position to negotiate and to encourage the european leaders to act in a certain way had we not left the eu, possibly going to get angry comments for saying that. even having left the eu, a lot of the antagonism that we've seen in all kinds of debates between britain and other eu countries, particularly france are played out, think about the fishing, the channel crossings and every time we have a domestic issue we blame the french and we blame the germans. a lot of that place quite well over here but has a cost and that cost is when you are the prime minister of britain and you are saying to your allie

the ambassador to germany, even just yesterday that ukraine was 12000 enter tank missiles from germany. so no sense here. they're going to back down and politely, just keep quiet on over these requests. right, and, and germany course is one of a growing number of western governments telling their people to leave ukraine. how's that going down there? i think definitely see those images of diplomats at the airport trying to get out in a hurry and bags being packed and operations being while down is cut through with ukraine's in a way that all the big politics and u. s. intelligence briefings about russian potential operations, hearing ukraine really didn't. those went over people's heads, but seeing that flight to being counsel that people are getting out has really made ukrainians, think about their imposition. and whether they'll have to use the cases that many of them are prepared in case of emergency and get out in a hurry. so definitely a sense that tensions arising the ordinary people are now finally, really feeling this here and give. okay, nick, thank you for that. nick connelly in care

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as is tradition, everybody pretended there was no daylight, that germany and the united states are together 100%. that's not exactly accurate. >> on nord stream two. that would be one of the sanctions the u.s. could impose. the president said no, it won't happen. >> they won't turn on the spigot for natural gas from russia into germany. >> scholz did not say those same words. he did say that we're united. he said it will be very, very hard to russia if they were to in invade. the scholz making the same commitment that biden did? not by the words he used. you and i were discussing this as it was happening, the u.s. president said regardless of what you're willing to say publicly, we're not going to let that happen, right? there are sanctions the u.s. can impose. >> we will impose so many crippling sanctions you won't be able to turn it off. >> on that issue, perhaps there's still daylight there. that said on the larger issue of any further russian military action inside ukraine, the two nations do seem to be on the same page here. and on this piece that if russia does invade, there will be s

it is now obviously very -- no, germany, it is okay if you try to fight for balance and good relations. but on something so fundamental, how do you negotiate with a country that holds, if you will, a proverbial shotgun to your head, meaning all of europe over ukraine. and so germany has got to continue. and they will. i believe in germany. i believe in the germans. they have to work together. that doesn't mean your anti-russian. but to bring russia to a stop and bring them out of the cold. >> to the extent that threats or promised consequences for a russian invasion are consequential or determinative to what putin will do, how important is this meeting and what we hear from the president and the chancellor? >> i think all of the meetings are critical important because in my view i think what is going on is putin himself is still sort of, has his finger to the wind. he hasn't, i don't think, made up his mind entirely as to what he's going to do. is he going to do a full on invasion which has some very significant down side or try to figure out a face-saving off-ramps for this. and every

there is no doubt about germany's partnership with the united states. none. >> leaders both noted there's a need to shore up europe's energy supply to produce independence on russia in the event of an invasion and telegraphed hope for a diplomatic solution. >> we think we can make up a significant portion of it. that would be lost. what everybody forgets here is russia needs to be able to sell that gas and sell that oil. >> as his national security adviser warns russia could take action any day now and the president reiterated his belief that putin has not yet made up his mind but he urged american civilians in ukraine now is the time to leave. bret? >> bret: jacqui the white house facing criticism for another adviser the top science adviser keeps his job after an investigation found evidence he disrespected colleagues there at the white house? what's the reason for that? obviously we heard the president have a promise at the beginning kind of an unclear path listen. >> i promise you i will fire you on the spot, on the spot. >> doesn't sound like a zero

s. media st. germany is not reliable. germany's completely reliable, completely totally, thoroughly reliable. i have no doubt about german noodle. yeah. didn't hang from wouldn't. ma did finally started concept united switching blandly trans atlantic partnership between germany and the earth. you can give them the direction of one of the permanent pillars of german policy. and it will be relevant in the future as well, just as relevant. and this will be one of our top priorities. always auto, on behalf of nato. we are on the country. it was in continental europe that is recovering of items without making the largest contribution, financial means, and also military power. and we are the country and 00 wilson, that middle country by use a great chair. we're not fully internal, fully agree with the grass, who pays the biggest in the heart of a financial support to ukraine as oh, addison, and since 2014, about $2000000000.00 us dollars for children and zooms on choir right, bilateral support and within the you an additional $3800000000.00 that is made available says that banjo, financial means is to stabil

you say germany knows better. no, i would say we support you very much as you could see by billions of other economic 8 we have given to the ukraine and by standing close together with the allies in terms of the sanction package, we just put together to bring russia to come back to the negotiation table. thank you so much for joining us. ra, a stagnant social, have member of the gym. thank you. president putin has described russia's presence in easton, ukraine as a peacekeeping mission. ukraine's presidents as his country will not give up a territory on his calling for international support. western governments of condemned russia's recognition of the breakaway territories and dismissed mister burton's peacekeeping claim as a pretext to invite the rest of ukraine unmarked military vehicles already been seen in the east. troops mobilize in the dead of night. early on tuesday, columns of military vehicles was spotted approaching the outskirts of the netscape, the capital of one of 2 separatist regions of east and ukrai

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no need to win back trust. he has a complete trust of the united states. germany is on one of our most port now lies in the world. there is no doubt about germany's partnership with the united states . none. the german chancellor is expected to travel to ukraine and russia next week to build on white house discussions. it's diplomacy aimed at averting a russian invasion of ukraine. kimberly hell kit al jazeera, the white house, as we reported french president obama, crohn is now in ukraine. he's holding talks with ukraine's president, a lot of me at zalinski. on monday in moscow, he praised zalinski for showing great self control. amid the tension with russia, that was after a 5 hour meeting with russia's leader vladimir putin, which both sides say was constructive. you could cuz you don't put in multicast. sure, it's a dispute president who has assured me of his willingness to engage in logic and of his desire to maintain these balances of initiative and in particular with regard to the stability and territorial integrity of ukraine. again, the next few days will be decisive and will obviously require deep disc

tell us more about that and why germany's acting no germany is acting now because it is as it were, making goods on the promises it had made to the rest of the international community and indeed to the russians. up until now, it had always been the german government case that they didn't want to tip their hand as it were. they didn't want to say every specific diplomatic weapon or economic weapon they wanted to use. they wanted to keep as it were, a trump card that is nord stream to. so whenever mister schultz went to international meetings with other heads of state heads of government, he wouldn't use that phrase the old stream to. well, now he has because he says the actions of the russian government have made him do so. this is how he referred to this decision to pause nordstrom to have a husband as virtuous minister. i'm hard to get bitten. i've asked the federal ministry of economics to withdraw the report on security of supply with our federal networks agency. it's the 1st step to make sure the pipeline cannot be certified at this point without certification, the nordstrom to can't o

germany. there is no doubt about it. german _ at germany. there is no doubt about it.als have now taken this type of politics to task for good reason but the policy of the german government has not changed. schultz seems to weaken the possessions that merkel had taken in her last days so he needs either to adjust his policies or continue to expect criticism both from nato allies and pats public. we will wait to _ nato allies and pats public. we will wait to see how his visits go in kyiv and moscow. thank you very much indeed. my pleasure- _ you very much indeed. ij�*i pleasure. thank you very much indeed. m pleasure. thank you. thank you. police in canada say they've cleared the remaining protesters blocking a key bridge between canada and the united states, after a week of disruption — and will re—open the crossing after carrying out safety checks. despite a court order to end the demonstration against covid restrictions, trucks and cars had continued to block the ambassador bridge in ontario. jessica murphy reports. it didn't take that many vehicles to block the busi

no need to win back trust. he has a complete trust of the united states. germany is our one of the most important allies in the world. there is no doubt about germany's partnership with the united states. none. the german counselor is expected to travel to ukraine and russia next week to build on white house discussions. it's diplomacy aimed at averting a russian invasion of ukraine. kimberly hell kit al jazeera, the white house. edward joseph is adjunct professor johns hopkins university, the school of advanced international studies. he explains now why bitin and schultz differ in the way they discussed the consequences of a possible russian invasion. let's remember that the reason for sholtes to come here was affirmatively to demonstrate that germany is a reliable ally. so that's the context he doesn't come here in a posture of disagreement with washington. he comes here in an effort to assure up the alliance and shaw american of faith and to push back against doubts expressed here in the u. s. and in europe as well, about germany's commitment and 2nd, the way i read this press conference and nordstrom to the

no need to win back trust. he has a complete trust of the united states. germany is arm one of the most important allies in the world. there is no doubt about germany's partnership with united states. none. the german chancellor is expected to travel to ukraine and russia next week to build on white house discussions. it's diplomacy aimed at averting a russian invasion of ukraine. kimberly hel, can al jazeera the white house, while the french president emanuel, my quote, held discussions for more than 5 hours with letting me put in moscow. the 2 leaders both said the talks were constructive, torso jabari reports from moscow meeting, as if old friends, after 2 and a half years apart, reunited in moscow. russian president vladimir putin clearly happy to see his french counterpart, emanuel micron finally face to face. the 2 leaders spoke briefly in the kremlin before meeting behind closed doors were emerging after several hours. but that you previously, delaware, our talks with macro, according to tradition, were businesslike, useful, and substantive. we have good understanding that macro visited russia to speak a

already producing m r in a box. severe storms of hit, central europe disrupting, travel across germany. no one was hurt on this very when it reached by a wave, bob. several people were killed by falling trees at a storm. melania swept through the country and then moved on to poland and the czech republic. the greek coast guard says it as safely rescued. hundreds of people from a ferry that caught fire while traveling between greece and italy around 290 passengers and crew were on board. unconfirmed reports say 2 people are still trapped on the ship's cardiac rescue operation is under way at the beijing winter olympics, the russian figure skater camila valuable, had a heartbreaking performance during the women's free skate competition on thursday. body of us stumbled and fell several times as she finished forth and in tears. the 15 year old was favorite to win golden women's figure skating. but it was uncertain that she would have received a medal after she tested positive for the band substance. after with international olympic committee, president thomas buff had some strong words for vol

i think this isn't very big advantage. germany dominates news like no other country at the last winter olympics in 2018 german athletes, 13 of the 4 gold medals on offer. so why is that? germany invests heavily in sled technology and infrastructure to support its lose teams. that includes 4 competition tracks. more than any other country. we can train really go the, the kids can train on district a lot of and one of the important thing then we have a really good protest that the other important thing that we can train with was best if i'm doing well. he and germany, then i know that i'll also do well internationally. i will whole system with the coaches, with the financial support. the whole package just works really well with home when you are now with any forth is one thing. getting to the top, it's quite another trying to stay the and that brings with a certain amount of pressure or does this nice demand? so it's not always easy, especially with a team as successful as germany were expected to be out in france at the olympics. as we have been in recent years, and when metals devise

this was munich in the south of germany itself, no stranger to upheaval and dark episodes in history. i'm awesome when we don't, when we're worried about our brothers, sisters are relatives. you look at the people gathered here, and everybody is scared, the war will break out in europe. in the italian capital, a large crowd called for more pressure on russia. and in paris, they gathered in the plaster luxury bleak, calling on nato to protect ukraine's air space. that was a key demand in london to i think we should be supporting militarily ukraine as best as comfortable as a madman at the moment in, in the kremlin. and, i mean, we have to do what we can, the crowd has been shown to glory to ukraine. and denouncing the russian president, but they've also been calling for specific measures. they want britain to take right now, including greater financial sanctions and more military help for ukraine's armed forces. and while the ukrainian flag now flies from government buildings, many are angry. there's no legal route for most ukrainians to seek asylum in britain and we need to be laughin

invades ukraine, there will be no longer a nor stream to we will get into how will you, how will you do that? exactly. since the project and control of the project is within germany's control, we will, i promise you will be able to do. no officials in germany have repeatedly stressed the importance of russian gas for the countries energy needs. they've called for an end to the political disputes over the pipeline, since it has nothing to do with politics. however, with the latest under intensifying berlin, according to joe biden is apparently making a you turn. earl rasmussen of the razor sense a think tank, told us who he believes has the most to lose by killing projects. here a potentially would see hurt more by these for the banking russians and russia would probably do counter thanks just the 5 we go to new also north, tremendous for me would have been the initiative to do this. they would have a cancellation fee. i'm sure there's liabilities related to that germany, so it will be a big block for the german economy and we don't have the l n g to actually provide that. my understanding is not sufficient supply of gas anywhere in the world to make up what's provi

deescalate this is the easiest way out of this crisis. sophia, is there that germany will not stand up for ukraine's interest. we'd have no confirmation of that, but definitely in a tense situation like this, lots being read into that here and give well, the germany is one of a number of western countries that stella, it's citizens to leave you crying. how's that going down in here? it's interesting, after weeks of tensions and pretty spectacular headlines with the u. s. releasing intelligence data and plans alleged plans by russia to organize full flag operations. what, deeper stable as ukraine. lots that just went over people's head a heads you had the same feeling. they just weren't paying attention to was zoning out, trying to get on with their daily lives, but seeing for diplomats packing up shot heading for the borders. heading to the airports, airlines counseling flight that really has spooked people. people telling you they're starting to withdraw money from the banks to make sure they have options to get out of. they need to. yes they, we spoke some people and asked them how they were feeling what they thought si

no longer a north stream to we will bring it into. how will you, how will you do that? exactly. since the project and control of the project is within germany's control, we will, i promise you will be able to do. no officials in germany repeatedly stressed the importance of russian gas for the countries energy needs, and they've called to envy political dispute over the gas pipeline saying it's got nothing to do with politics. however, with the latest standoff digging in gemini, apparently making a new turn and fitted the energy mix. today, we are talking about one quarter of energy that is linked to gas. and only part of that gas comes from russia. big parts come from netherlands and of course it's very important to us that we develop the infrastructure that will give us the opportunity to have all options available in reactive nita, so you don't have to be concerned. there are, some of them have to be concerned who see themselves too much of the deliver of such resources. we are looking at opportunities to make up for lost gas, t o n g from russia. we're on their way of trying to see what we can do to do that dealing with our friends around

combat equipment and that his m visual equipment that those, that issues that germany is going through at the moment. so no more how, let's is what i heard. but there could be some supportive equipment down the line and, but germany will not cross that red line and deliver any kind of weapons that could then face off with russia. historic reasons are cited and on the german side, continuously, but that's something ukraine which also suffered greatly at during this world was, it simply does not accept as what as it's perceived here as an excuse. so that is also a fault line. in these talks yankee of to day did of you chiefly the corresponding material, cooper there inc. here waiting for the press conference by german chancellor shoals and ukraine's voting zelinski to stop, which of course will bring to you live attention between russia and ukraine. will be top of the agenda at the munich security conference. later this week, the chairman of that conference, welcome itching up spoke today about the crisis during a press conference here in berlin. he said he's hopeful russia might still send an envoy to the m