now we're about see light fixtures from the opening of the north atlantic council. let's nato's main decision making body of leaders are gathering for adults in the working session to be followed by a states dinner hosted by joe and joe, by the war and ukraine and for their military and financial support for steve has dominated the 2nd dates of the sun on the many times to you personally. president biden. uh, the edge all. uh there is no but the place to celebrate the 75th anniversary. oh, all reliance down right here in washington where the north atlantic treaty was signed back in 1949. so thank you so much for hosting us all here. so i'm trying to also present, pardon for your personal leadership. i'm just strong commitment over many years. so to may thoughts over transatlantic lines. this has all made us stronger that middle . so welcome. my problem is the case to them. this is your 1st time us as a full member of the lawrence, i was prime minister attending it and they to a summit. so welcome to the family. you've escaped to see you here. in this 1st session, we

the traffic across the north atlantic was incredible. the immigration rush was on. about 2 million people a year were crossing ocean and there was an enormous duel going, a mortal duel because shipbuilding is a very fragile industry. they build ships when they when businesses good and then they build too many ships and business goes bad. kind of like what? just happened in our own economy. anyway, peary negotiated a deal with jp morgan to sell the white star line, of which he was a shareholder and convinces bruce ismay, who was the president of the white star line, that this was a good idea. ismay is the reprehensible character who we all know got in the lifeboat and left titanic. he was the one with the mustache and looking very furtive as he got into the last lifeboat leaving the ship. bruce's may was the son, the founder of white star. he was often mistaken for arrogance, but he was really very shy. he was timid. he wasn't forceful. imperial was able to control him. so in 1907, they realized they have to build bigger ships to compete with cunard. and they decided

this is a direct blow to the members nato of the north atlantic alliance, that 's the point that... that's the point that all the actions of the north atlantic alliance, they are related to the bureaucratized and archaic fifth article of collective security, and unfortunately , indeed, in this case, they will not do anything to, for example, stop russia, or to stop the very process of the flight of such objects through their airspace, but it turns out that the north atlantic... alliance in this case, according to logic putin plays the role of patient, because russians try out, test different options for possible attacks. today the drone just flew by or it accidentally flew there, next time it is not by chance that an ee kha-55 missile will fly into the territory of the polish state, i.e. is there a limit where nato will say: listen, well, let's end this already, because that's not how we will wait for the russians fighter jets in its sky, and... the limit may be, it is a targeted strike on the territory of one of the nato countries, but even then the fifth article of collective secu

this is a direct blow to the members of nato, the north atlantic alliance. the point, it's not. this is the fact that all the actions of the north atlantic alliance are related to the bureaucratized and the archaic fifth article of collective security. and, unfortunately, in this case, they really won't do anything to, for example, stop either russia, or to stop the very process of such objects flying through their airspace. but it turns out that in this case, according to putin's logic, the north atlantic alliance is playing the role of patient, because the russians are testing, trying out various options for possible attacks, today a drone just flew by or accidentally landed there, next time it will not be by chance. a k-55 missile will fly into the territory of the polish state, that is, is there a limit where nato will say: listen, well, let's finish with this already, because yes, we will also wait for russian fighter jets in our skies, it may be from the border, it is a targeted strike on the territory of one of the nato countries, but on... even then

if these are russian drones, they fly into the territory of a country that is a member of the north atlanticnce, why does the alliance constantly say: well , they flew there by accident, that it is not an attack on a country that is a member of nato, what should happen in order for nato to say: listen, it's not possible, russia shouldn't behave like that, and we won't allow their missiles, their... drones to fly into the territory of nato member countries. well , i think that even if the komikaze drone hits some object on the territory of romania, they will still make excuses that it was unintentional. the fact is that the russian federation is not the first to use the airspace of other countries to carry out strikes on the territory of ukraine. and romania is also not the first case. in 2023, when... the strikes on reni and ishmael took place at the very time of the so-called grain terror that russia staged, it also used romanian airspace to reach the area and ishmael more safely. i will also remind you that in 2022 and not only in in the 22nd and 23rd years, the krelett caliber missiles fl

in this way , the north atlantic alliance is trying to intimidate its public and justify the unbridledin spending on supporting the kiev regime for the sake of inflicting strategic defeat on us. however, the ukrainian agenda is still declared and very extensively, the countries of the north atlantic alliance will provide ukraine in 2025, at least. it turns out that the united states fears that after this summit zelensky will again attack the alliance with claims. ukraine will never comply with the principles that guide nato when admitting new members. and one of these principles is not to have claims, territorial claims to your neighbors, even when the north military district ends, so georgia is not accepted into nato, including because georgia does not refuse. and abkhazia. the world media is quite actively covering the nato summit, noting that the alliance failed to demonstrate unity. but this was precisely the purpose of the meeting, but still the focus is on something else, or rather, something very important, namely us president joe biden, who opened the nato summit yesterday. bid

yes, regarding air defense, what do the americans and the north atlantic alliance want to create, perhapsa for the f-16, which will be delivered to ukraine, and most importantly, how can we counteract all this. you know, well, first of all, a few words about the summit itself, in general it’s 75 years, of course, anniversary, jubilee, all such anniversary events, they, as a rule, are a report on the successes achieved, fanfare, toasts, bramourous speeches and so on, but this anniversary summit actually turned into a discussion of two main issues, the main issue is a demonstration of health, physical and mental abilities. yesterday there were a whole series of strikes, including again on the mirgorod airfield, everyone admits that, uh, we were even able to reduce the number of, for example, x101 air-launched missiles, uh, before we had salvos of 80 missiles there, but it’s not just the x101, everything, including iskander, and other, uh, types of missiles, now 30 participated, why 30? because ukrainian air defense actually intercepts no more than 10% at present. that is, the system is beco

another question is that it’s unlikely that anyone was going to attack the alliance, the north atlanticoviet union at all, and definitely not modern russia, the problem is different: the problem is that in the conditions lack of real threats, the alliance began to look for some other use for itself, and a global theme arose. states to go beyond the limits of their competence, beyond their geographical boundaries, beyond the limits of their responsibility. we understand that now nato and the european union are really very serious factors in international politics, but all international law is about the responsibility of national states, it is about the responsibility of individuals, well, let’s say, state leaders, other politicians, we know all this , and about there is not a word about the responsibility of alliances in international law, and relatively speaking, to file in... the same offensive already on the front of the european union, which took place through nato, these two structures, taking advantage of the fact that they are exactly the same as me before that i was talking about

europe and asia, europe of the middle east, it... is not yet completely under the control of the north atlanticaturally the balkans. why am i talking about this because the fight for this zone, among other things, is now intensifying, the struggle is intensifying, including among representatives of the north atlantic alliance. when nato first showed serious attention to this region. 1952 greece became a member of nato. moreover, one of the important, one of the important tasks that was set before the leadership of the country at that time was monitoring the nearest communist or communist-oriented countries, of course, bulgaria, albania, yugoslavia were still in the zone of the socialist vector of development. then there was a huge period, so to speak, this was the status quo, and this was associated, of course, with the power of the soviet union. moreover, this is not only serbia, but this is the republika srpska in bosnia and herzegovina, we also regularly raise this issue here, and oddly enough, the partially recognized republic of kosovo, why is it strange, there seem to be albanians there.

ceremonial opening in the hall where the north atlantic treaty was signed 75 years ago the treaty that created the alliance. and president biden assures, too strong than ever. during this war, putin thought that nato would collapse. nato is stronger today than at any time in history. when this senseless war started, ukraine was a free country. and today it is still a free country. and the war will end with ukraine remaining a free and independent country. russia will not win. ukraine will win. and consider that this summit is for biden. important, because he has to prove to his fellow party members and voters that he can lead the country, that he is not out of date to run for a second term in the november elections. in fact, biden is now fighting for his political survival, and here's why. undoubtedly, president biden's speech at the opening of the nato summit was a kind of high-stakes test. and in my opinion, many viewers will later say, he passed this test. biden delivered his speech. his voice sounded steady with an imperious tone. he stated that in 1949, when the north atlantic tre

second, it must be a nation committed to the principles defining the north atlantic community. during free and fair elections have been held in ukraine for the past 30 years. in some of them, unfortunately, russia interfered, but the ukrainians somehow managed to overcome this interference and hold free and fair elections certified by the international community, this is a functioning democracy, and thirdly, the candidate must contribute to the security of the north atlantic region , that no country sheds as much blood to protect the interests of the north atlantic as ukraine. and the last, strictest requirement is unity among the allies, and this to us missing today when we say no. admitting these facts disappoints ukraine, it is so wrong, it should be obvious even to putin, and it only strengthens his efforts to conquer ukraine, so it is worth admitting the truth, ukraine is ready for membership. everyone knows why the alliance is not taking a step forward, it is because they are afraid of being drawn into a war, and this is a topic for a separate discussion, but this is a re

the north atlantic treaty are right in that very room that they're in this week. one of the goals was to keep the mosque out from and we keep mosque out from invading any members of nato. and that remains as the communique as the, the declaration release today emphasizes the number one concern of the alliance. right now that the, the threat from russia has manifested most clearly in ukraine. and so i think the alliance is incredibly relevant. i think america needs nato more than ever. and i think nato means needs america more than ever. and. 2 nato's relevant, not just in europe, to trend him to trans atlantic security. i would argue it's also relevant to the situation in the pacific of china and is also relevant in the middle east. so it's a fundamentally vital and important alliance. now nato leaders agreed on a substantial ukraine, a package that includes establishing a nato, combined in germany, to facilitate training and delivery of security assistance to ukraine. tell us how important is this step? i think it's a very important, it's is one of several initia

the north atlantic treaty organization on nato is smoking. it's 70 to stand mostly at an event dominated by russia's vote in ukraine. us preston, joe biden promised full support for keith. when he welcomes member states to washington d. c. on tuesday, rochelle has out a wave of drone and miss on slide some ukrainian cities recently, including from one of the children's hospital in the captain, nearly 2 dozen allied partners. i've signed the bylaws, security gave me secret, more card you will follow. today, i'm a house in the store, a donation, a very defensive equipment for ukraine. united states, germany the remaining, then it will provide ukraine for the equipment for 5 additional c, d, 's, your defense system. the summit comes full months ahead of the us presidential election. vote southcom could impact the future of the 32 number military alliance by allies of preparing for the possible return of native skeptic donate from to the town to the white house and its consequences during his previous them from slipped into withdrawal from the or

maybe dick very solo across the north atlantic. tom worthington shot this video of what he estimated will more than a 1000 pilot whales surrounding his croft, u. k. based adventure. so the vast pause more than a 100 no school miles of the new foundland coast. it did admit, and it was a bit scary, but he said that wales coming to say hello, it was a special trees after a rainy morning. that's all for the show coming up next. don't film follows the journey of a talented young don't set from ukraine. still seeing the fresh in germany. thanks so much for watching the can you see what old cars tires have to do with the production? here's a hands on the real me indeed much now on youtube. beauty, you know, wants to help both him and his talent. then the last 16 years old as flood the war and you.

the north atlantic alliance is following the pass of escalating tension constantly, they are pushing, they are endlessly mentioning russia in this capacity from document to document. document of document. russia's foreign ministry spokeswoman mariarova said nato's moves against russia seem to be attempt to justify its existence and strengthen washington's control over europe. kremlin spokesman dimitri peskov also reacted to nato stance on russia so that decisions such as arming ukraine with long-range missiles to target russian land are highly provocative. he said that these missiles are already hitting russian territories of the next. and lohansk, he however warned that if the firing range of these missiles increases and they target areas deeper in russia, it will be very dangerous escalation of tension. and to talk more on this issue, we are joined by mr. john bosnish, journalist, activist and political analyst from canada and also mr. greg simons, independent researcher and author from sweden. gen, welcome to the new review section. mr. bosnich, beginning with you, your thoughts on

nato secretary general jens stoltenberg's thoughts on this: the forces of the north atlantic alliance are not will shoot down russian missiles and planes over the territory of ukraine. he said this on the air of the novyn television service. according to him, nato will continue to provide the ukrainian defense forces with all the help necessary to repel russian attacks, in particular by providing air defense equipment. but, here is a short quote from jens stoltenberg. nato's policy remains unchanged, we will not take part in this conflict, we will support ukraine in destroying russian planes, but nato will not be directly involved in this. it's simple for me arises, well, the opinion is this, but it is purely hypothetical, if a russian missile deviates from its course, not only flies a few meters into the territory of poland, but also flies far away. will they mislead and will they in this case consider that nato troops are participating in the conflict, as they called it to great regret, it is just interesting: ukraine should not join nato, such a statement was made by the prime mini

and here ukraine has something to share, in particular with the alliance and make it not just a north atlantic one, but a global one, because you know that representatives of the countries of the indo-pacific region are also present here, japan, australia, ukraine has huge deposits and it is no secret, and that russia is not fighting for them, as china wants to gain control through russia's hands, which, to things, also has these deposits, but ukraine has a lot of them, well , in fact, quite an acceptable number, and not only for these metals, but for this, too , the war goes on like this, and the phrase people die for metal, well, ukrainians die for ukraine, unfortunately, they die, but we we understand that those there have their own plans and understandings, they too... understand that if there was absolutely nothing in ukraine, certain people with money would not invest this money here, well , let's understand that the world is unfortunately cynical, although very often voice certain correct messages and even take correct actions, but china, as they say, condemns this productive part of th

, once again, north atlantic treaty, that is, it limited the scope of its action to the zone of the north while may not be their responsibility, here again, knowledgeable people should still say, but the zone of interest to them, where they carry out their policies, is a much larger space, and today it is no longer even the pacific ocean, as they say, but the indo-pacific region, that’s probably it, general, do you know very well what happened? two army corps, the fifth and seventh, a whole number of regional commands were reduced, uh, in general, the americans, frankly speaking, uh, well, began, i wouldn’t say lose interest, but in any case they somehow cooled down to this organization, because the enemy really disappeared, but nevertheless, of course, there were people in america who in no way accepted the idea that nato could, so to speak, disintegrate or self-destruct, i’ll tell you, the most exotic options were considered , to the point that... it has finally become, i would even say that now the situation is worse than during the cold war, because nato openly and doctrinally already

in 2023 was very disturbing. jump in ocean temperatures in the north atlantic. i mean, we're talking a huge jump and it's kind of stayed that way all the way through the season. so one of the leading mechanisms for that is to be the sub tropical high pressure system that stands over the sub tropical atlantic appears to have been a little bit weaker than normal, allowing less wins to of course, across the main developmental region. which leads to less cooling that we normally see from higher wins. and so that might be an additional factor that is contributing to the very warm temperatures there, but certainly climate change exacerbates this problem as well. the now the united nations is a quarter of a 1000000 people have been affected by these. randy armies latest evacuation order for southern cancer. among them, a hundreds of patients forced to free the european hospital they made the parent is journey to another medical facility in western hong eunice. i need to find no available pets. jacob browser for a hospital board and it's equipment abandoned doctors and

of course, sitting in hungary, knowing that your country is a member of the north atlantic alliance,ou can make any statements, knowing that you have this protection of the collective security of the fifth article of nato, well, it seems that he does, makes these statements and knowing that no one will attack him, and if he does, it will be for him... all the countries that are part of the alliance. and one more statement from hungary: russia and ukraine will sit down at the negotiating table, if they are the main ones the political centers of the world, namely the usa, the european union and china, will jointly advocate for a peaceful settlement of the ukrainian conflict. the minister of foreign affairs of this country, peter sijarto, said about this on the air of viktor orban's favorite radio station, koshut. he emphasized that there are three main ones in world politics. players who can bring about an end to the ukrainian, again, word of conflict. china, which offered its peace plan for regulation, the united states of america, which is currently in the chaos of the election campa

stated in the final declaration of the summit of the leaders of the countries, members of the north atlanticiance, which took place in washington. moreover, we were promised further support for full euro-atlantic integration. the declaration welcomes the progress achieved by ukraine in the field of economic, democratic reforms, which are a precondition for joining nato, but at the same time there is a call to continue implementing these reforms. at the same time, as at the last nato summit in vilnius, the member states did not set a specific date for the start of ukraine's accession process. well, according to the declaration, kyiv will receive an invitation to join nato, followed by a quote: when there is agreement among the allies and ukraine fulfills the conditions. well, let's go, the results of the summit are not bad. for ukraine, we were promised a lot, even engaged, we engaged this support as individual member states the north atlantic alliance, as well as nato, in general, swore to help us until our complete victory over the russian aggressor, but this was not the main thing, there w

the inclusion of the word “irreversible” was sought by the countries of the north atlantic alliance,ission of ukraine to the bloc, while some members alliance recognized that this was more a symbolic than a meaningful phrase. according to three interlocutors, us president joe biden initially opposed such wording. he said at several white house meetings that ukraine has a lot to do to fight corruption before it can become a member of the military bloc. zelensky’s team sharply opposed this approach, and secretary of state blinken managed to persuade biden to use tougher wording. apparently it won’t take long to persuade biden i had to, because during the press approach with the secretary of state, nato again misspoke, so that many members of the alliance choked. i led the alliance through one of the most important moments in history. the decision to fire british weapons deep into russia and present it almost as a sensation. the presentation is not entirely correct. official london publicly gave this permission back in the spring through the mouths of sunak and cameron. in fact, he did

the anniversary summit of the north atlantic treaty organization took place in washington, it turnedreeting sounded pretty good, but... the content, the alliance clearly began to rebuild on new rails, the armored train was being rolled out of a siding. nato has never ceased to be a military alliance, moreover, the north atlantic treaty organization, and despite the fact that it was always declared to be of a defensive nature, it was always connected with joint military planning, with military preparations, and in case of... a direct military clash with the soviet union, with the russian federation, so there is nothing new here . another thing is that indeed, uh, the last two administrations, uh, trump and biden, paradoxically, but especially biden, managed to achieve significant success in consolidating allies, in intimidating them russian military threat. it is no coincidence that biden said that, speaking at... the washington summit, he said that now not nine, but 23 members of the alliance are fulfilling their obligations to incur military expenditures at a level of at least 2% of

nato-75 all these years , the north atlantic alliance has been repeating two things like a mantra: we and will never expand to the east. the risk of war between nato and russia from a nato perspective is zero because nato is a defensive alliance and will never act aggressively to attack russia. now a new line has been added to this nato text: ukraine, which sleeps and sees when its older brothers will finally accept it into their alliance, but they generously shower promises to their shavarny friends. nato means our future. ukraine may be ready, but the alliance is not ready. on the central issue now about the future ukraine's membership remains vague. the stepping stone will take place when the time is right, when there is consensus. but it turns out that this story has not lasted for the first decade. only now has it become known that back in 1994 the white house planned to start. preparing ukraine for nato membership. this is stated in a document recently declassified in the united states addressed to then national security advisor anthony lake. washington should support the desire

the north atlantic alliance in washington is holding its anniversary summit in the year of its seventhnd this, a lot of symbolism that comes just every minute, well, the first symbol is the statement of the prime minister of estonia kallos , we can say that in the anniversary year, nato received cain’s seal. from the leader from the leader the european dwarf of estonia, while nato wants to look like such a cheerful old man in the year of its anniversary, such an energetic old man who is still wow, who can do a lot, who has already grown out of these north atlantic pants, the forties of the last century, which he is already looking at , is being watched by the whole world, at the same time, with all this, with all these... ambitions, of course, this is a summit with tears in the eyes, this is not a holiday, but the holiday may not be quite according to what mr. isaev spoke about , that's why that this is a holiday with ukraine in front of our eyes, right now in these moments, and today tomorrow, while the summit is going on, the wording that nato wants to include in its final document r

tree to. from the north atlantic tree to i— from the north atlantic tree to.n solve the russia ukraine war. that sounds — the russia ukraine war. that sounds very dangerous to me becausem _ sounds very dangerous to me because... do sounds very dangerous to me because- - -— sounds very dangerous to me because... do you believe him when he _ because... do you believe him when he says _ because... do you believe him when he says that? _ because... do you believe him when he says that? he - because... do you believe him when he says that? he can't i when he says that? he can't solve it in — when he says that? he can't solve it in 24 _ when he says that? he can't solve it in 24 hours - when he says that? he can't solve it in 24 hours as - when he says that? he can't solve it in 24 hours as he i solve it in 24 hours as he says. _ solve it in 24 hours as he says. but _ solve it in 24 hours as he says, but i think his inclination is to support his body, _ inclination is to support his body, vladimir putin, so if i were — body, vladimir putin, so if i were zelenskyy an

ambassador of the russian federation to the kingdom of belgium, where the headquarters of the north atlantic alliance is based, alexander takovinin. alexander avrilyevich, hello, good morning. there were quite a lot of statements on the eve of this summit, and during the meeting itself, we discussed some of them on air, but if we talk about decisions in summary, which were accepted, what can you pay attention to, what is valid? in general , the same decisions were made that were announced in advance during the preparation for this summit; i drew attention to the fact that not everything that was announced was adopted, that is, with regard to the ukraine assistance program, for example, plans did not come true transferring financing to a long-term basis. a decision was made only about next year, to allocate - in general, an amount of about 40 billion euros, then this will be agreed upon at subsequent meetings, and moreover, these obligations are not described as specifically as they were promised to be done in the bloc secretariat. accordingly, it is obvious that all this is difficult for the

world only if it is truly united, not united within the framework of the european union or the north atlanticoncept. without dividing lines, and this means, including the russian federation, i do not rule out this scenario, now it seems extremely unlikely and absolutely, we will no longer run after our european neighbors with corresponding proposals, but if when a turning point occurs in the brains of europeans, they will move towards this idea of ​​a europe without dividing lines lines, which means they will return without nato dominance, i think russia will also react to this kind of change. positive, but if this does not happen, the future of europe is very, very sad, its decline, which was not predicted by us and not now will definitely be a reality. let's hope that we will still be able to prevent this very premature sunset. thank you very much, konstantin iosifovich, i will remind you that our guest was deputy chairman of the federation council konstantin kosachov. thank you for your attention. russia-syria, development of trade and economic relations and promising directions. vladimir

moving towards the middle east. management of asia, africa, i will remind you that this is the north atlantice, that it has forgotten what it is doing in other parts of the planet, if again you hear phrases about what strengthens security or guarantees something to its new members or new partners, then remember, ask this question is in brussels, and to whom and what of what was promised? the alliance, its collective bureaucratic structures, individual countries and members, helped maintain security, perhaps to prevent a catastrophic development of the situation, to prevent man-made disasters or to help with their elimination, perhaps to respond to new challenges, threats, they helped, to overcome international terrorism, any of this, have you ever heard in their track record list, no, only total destruction and disaster. despite all the attempts at such a spectacular demonstration at the summit of nato’s achievements over the 75 years of its existence, it didn’t work out, it didn’t work out, it turned out on the contrary, the achievements that one could boast, they simply don’t exist, and eve

north atlantic.chinese and japanese experts commenting on the summit that opened in washington. the illegitimate zelensky, who arrived in the united states, immediately demanded new weapons from the west, including more than a hundred f-16 fighters, but the pentagon is calling on us allies to prepare for protracted wars. denis davidov has details. they met at the fountain. the marine led to a symbolic place to photograph nato allies as if they were lost. the alliance created 75 years ago calls itself defensive, but is heading towards the third world war. united states, germany, the netherlands, romania and italy will provide ukraine with equipment for five additional strategic air defense systems. in addition, in the coming months we intend to provide ukraine with dozens of additional air defense systems. but just a few minutes later , biden didn't know how to leave the stage. before this, there were the usual reservations. he called ukrainians ukrainians. even before the russian bombs fell on ukrain

and that is why china is not, as they say, not interested in the north atlantic alliance getting such a strong player with the unique experience of conventional warriors, plus a warrior already with drones, rebs, e, and the use, in particular, of artificial intelligence, robotics, was on the side of the north atlantic alliance. therefore, we must clearly understand for ourselves that we need to partner with... with south korea, with japan, with taiwan, since these are the countries that have drones with higher capabilities. in any case, if we are needed as such partners to our partners in the west, which means that we need to help ukraine more actively so that it can win this war. thank you very much, hanna gubko was with us, the head of the board of the ans network for the protection of national interests, and she also chaired the verkhovna rada's committee on foreign affairs in the verkhovna rada of the last convocation. we'll be back in just a few minutes, stay with... with espresso. events, events that are happening right now and affect our lives. of course, the news feed reports

the secretary general of the alliance jens stoltenberg, opening 75th anniversary summit of the north atlantic alliance in washington. he emphasized. to moscow carries the greatest risks for the organization; the outcome of the svo will determine the global security system for decades to come. on the first day of the summit, participants promised the kiev regime even more air defense systems, and biden expressed confidence that with the help of western weapons, ukraine would be able to win. our own us correspondent, alexey veselovsky, is following the meeting. it was no coincidence that they decided to celebrate the seventy-fifth anniversary of nato in washington. the summit was supposed to emphasize the unity of the bloc and show it. confidence in its future, and of course, highlight the leadership of the united states and president joe biden personally, but at the beginning none of the points worked out, firstly, joe biden, for him the summit was important not only in content, but as an opportunity to prove, that he is still able to rule the country and do so for another 4 years. at the open

the english-language newspaper global times, a look from beijing at the role and place of the north atlantice in the world, and apparently, in general, at the prospects for the future. in the declaration, nato names its opponents and threats, russia tops the list, but the perception of china as a threat is growing. china was first mentioned on... japan, australia and new zealand. this changes the geographical area of ​​nato, as it developed after world war ii, the atlantic. it's a risky business. the interests of the allies are different; the idea of ​​​​confronting china is most likely driven only by washington. so far, other countries, especially france, have taken to this. were unenthusiastic. innovation - expansion of the list of countries that pose a threat. in addition to russia and china, this is also belarus, iran and north korea. it is interesting that everyone is accused of assisting russia in a military operation, that is, it is through the russian theme that the alliance is actually transforming itself into an organization of global scale, without the previous restrictions on the

the north atlantic. prevail.he north atlantic critic on a good organisation was founded 75 years ago after the end of world war ii by the us, canada and several western european nations as a collective security alliance against the soviet union. nato has expanded its goals over the years including tackling climate change and sub attacks. since the invasion by russia, sweden and finland havejoined the allies and it is expected ukraine will as well but not all nato members agree on the country's membership. john bateman spoke to chris goons about the summit. we have 32 world leaders in town, a very big moment for nato, for the us and the relationship with ukraine. if there is one outcome from this summit, what should it be?— should it be? unity in the face of russian _ should it be? unity in the face of russian aggressive. - of russian aggressive. president biden has a remarkable record on engaging and supporting nato. we have grown in a debate to new members recently. many of us in the senate would be engaging dir

nato plans to become a global player, not the north atlantic, not the north the atlantic is on a planetaryd you that they said that they want to increase the rapid reaction forces that do not have national subordination from 30 thousand to 300. this is the country, these are the troops that, when called from washington, will rise and fly somewhere, for example, to southeast asia, the philippines, or anywhere, we now see that there is a block of countries, that means australia, britain. and the united states against china already indicates that we will strengthen ourselves more and interact with nato. we see that north korea, south korea, japan will sign additional agreements, that is, it should become a big global player, and we see that the americans will distribute, including technologies, the so -called nuclear sharing, that is, nuclear warheads that are moved to their bases, that is, in fact, as they say, we are covering this with an umbrella, but these are offensive weapons. and what do we see in europe? we see that the americans are forcing everyone to buy f-35 aircraft, these are ai

the north atlantic alliance is following the pass of escalating tension constantly. they are pushing, they are endlessly mentioning. russia seemed to be attempt to justify its existence and strengthen washington's control over europe. kremlin spokesman dimitri peskoff also reacted to nato stance on russia saying that decisions such as arming ukraine with long-range missiles to target russian land are highly provocative. he said that these missiles are already hitting russian territories of dunetsk and luhansk. he however warned that if the firing range of these missiles increases and they target areas deeper in russia, it will be very dangerous escalation. of tension. now to talk more on this issue, we are joined by mr. john bosnish journalist, activist and political analyst from canada, and also mr. greg simmons, independent research and author from sweden. gentlemen, welcome to the news review session. mr. bosnic, beginning with you, um, your thoughts on russia saying nato's moves uh, russia seems to be attempt to justify its existence and strengthen washington's c

the north atlantic to leave. _ officially established april 19, 1949.er that was a korean war although nato did not officially take part in several members did for the help to strengthen coordination to effectively make it a military alliance. ~ ., , ., alliance. within hours of the governments _ alliance. within hours of the | governments announcement alliance. within hours of the - governments announcement people started turning up at checkpoint charlie, the best—known crossing point to the west. charlie, the best-known crossing point to the west.— point to the west. proponents of nato said it _ point to the west. proponents of nato said it helped _ point to the west. proponents of nato said it helped to _ point to the west. proponents of nato said it helped to keep - point to the west. proponents of nato said it helped to keep the l nato said it helped to keep the peace throughout the cold war. tension seemed to ease when the berlin wall and soviet self collapsed. the russian invasion and expansion of nato with new member states in polluting previous

the north atlantic alliance is following the... pass of escalating tension constantly, they are pushinging that decisions such as arming ukraine long-range missiles to target russian land are highly provocative. he said that these missiles are already hitting russian territories of dunetsk and luhansk. he however won that if the firing range of these missiles. increases and they target areas deeper in russia, it will be very dangerous escalation of tension. now to talk more on this issue, we are joined by mr. john bosnish, journalist, activist and political analy from canada and also mr. greg simmons, independent researcher and author from sweden. gentlemen, welcome to the news review section. mr. bosnic, beginning with you, um, your thoughts on russia saying nato's moves uh... russia seems to be attempt to justify existence and strengthen washington's control over europe, so is russia in reality a threat and is the us wanting to have more control of europe, what is saying by causing conflicts and weakening the continent as well? well, we know for fact that russia has demonstrated over

already today, the countries of the north atlantic alliance are direct participants in the ukrainianpponents in europe and the united states are not supporters of dialogue and, judging by the documents, adopted at the nato summit, they are not supporters. peace, and the north atlantic alliance is an instrument of confrontation, not peace and security. for the first time since the eighties of the last century, planning to deploy long-range systems in germany, washington is giving details. in europe , multi-purpose sm6 missiles, tomahawk cruise missiles and promising non-nuclear hypersonic missiles should appear, the latter meaning the typhon and dark eagle missile systems. the first placement is planned for 2026, will be rotational, that is, temporary, to then become permanent. the head of the german ministry of defense welcomes the agreement politically and will be happy to support the work financially. since these long-range weapons systems will arrive in germany only on a rotational basis, this is... conditionally related to the us expectations that we ourselves will invest in the

the inclusion of the word irreversible was sought by the countries of the north atlantic alliance, whichission of ukraine to the bloc. at the same time, some members of the alliance. knew that it was rather symbolic, than a meaningful phrase. according to three interlocutors, us president joe biden initially opposed such wording. he said at several white house meetings that ukraine has a lot to do to fight corruption before it can become a member of the military bloc. zelensky’s team sharply opposed this approach, and secretary of state blinken managed to persuade biden to use a tougher formulation. apparently, it didn’t take long to persuade biden, because joe was doing the press. immediately with the nato secretary general again misspoke, so many alliance members choked. i led the alliance through one of the most important moments in history, i understand that the connection is with your wife, i personally asked you to remain in the position of secretary general and beyond. apparently, i wanted to say this after talking with your wife, but something went wrong and it became intimate; y

it was here that 75 years ago, in april 1949 , the north atlantic treaty was signed, but the bloc approachedversary with an unclear future, and the first reason for this is the vague future of the united states itself. secretary general stoltenberg in washington. china, for this washington and invited us allies in the asia-pacific region: australia, new zealand, south korea and japan. the united states includes great britain and australia may be the next evolutionary step in attempts to extend american influence to the global south. at the same time, clear explanations of why european nato members need an open confrontation with china will not be given at this meeting. but the appearance in washington of zelensky, with whom president biden. weapons, the press is discussing the transfer of additional batteries of patriate complexes to kiev. the only dove of peace on this flight yastrebov, it seems that the prime minister of hungary, viktor orban, will be there. the summit in washington, his fourth stop after trains to kiev, moscow and beijing. fragments of the letter that orban sent appeared