this is not so clear. cut the meeting that's being called in brussels today of the north atlantic council of the ambassadors is on the or article for which is consultations. if one member focused on state feels that its security has been threatened. and i think it's more likely that the, the current badges after they've, they've, they've got more information about what's going on at the scene and the polish now saying they're inviting other members of the international community, particularly the nato members to go and have a look at what happened at the scene, i think slightly that that will be some sort of action, but i suspect it's going to be more calling of russian ambassadors. in ne, tony, you countries and possibly strengthening the number of troops and the missile defenses in the nato countries that surround russia, we've seen, over the last year since the invasion of ukraine. many, many forces moved into those countries in poland itself. the main nato ally, that's got additional troops there in poland is, is actually the us and the lead nation there. 122000 a polish troops. but i

the meeting that is being called in brussels today of the north atlantic council is under article fouronsultations if one feels that it security has been threatened, and i think it is more likely that the current measures, after they have got more information about what is going on at the scene. the polish inviting other members of the international community, particularly other nato members to take a look at what happened at the scene. i think it's likely there will be some sort of action, but more likely to calling the russian ambassadors in those countries and possibly strengthening the number of troops and the missile defenses in the nato countries that surround russia. we have seen over the last year since the invasion of ukraine, many, many forces moved into those countries. in poland itself, the main nato ally that has got additional troops there in poland is actually the u.s. they are the lead nation there. 122,000 polish troops, but in addition to that, there are 11,600. the latest figure i have seen. nato troops. the majority of those are u.s. troops. the final thing to say t

yehor, i would like to outline the speech at this north atlantic council, will it be about the discussion us in the context of our victory over the russian federation, and the direct instruments of this victory, or will it be about support for a non-lethal possible character, in particular, for our energy industry and for other points that are a very important background for the activities of the defense forces in our country, here are two main components here and the component so that we remain protected, that is, strengthen our defense of the sky and air defense is one of the main now er one of the main components of this conversation the second component of course they helped us get through this extremely difficult winter because we and we and our partners understand that this is putin's last trump card try to put pressure on us winter after winter, i think it will be, well, our victory will actually be because he doesn't have any more tricks up his sleeve , that's why the first is air defense, and the second is generators, transformers, everything that is not suitable for warm clothes

the north atlantic council is having a meeting. at the level of the ministers of foreign affairs of theo countries and the statement already adopted there, in which they promised to strengthen political and practical support for ukraine, confirmed that nato are open to ukraine well, it is probably important to add that the open door is a rhetorical figure that has been used by high-ranking nato officials for a long time, and mr. stoltenberg also broadcast it, but it is important. yesterday, he noted that after the war, ukraine's accession to nato will more realistic images, please contact us solomiya bobrovska, people's deputy of ukraine, member of the committee on national security, defense and intelligence, deputy head of the permanent delegation of the verkhovna rada to the nato parliamentary assembly, solomiya congratulations glory to ukraine glory to the heroes congratulations well, let's sum up the meeting of the north atlantic council a little bit, we already understand that the alliance and its members will provide us with comprehensive support, including non-lethal support, if

was released from russia well , we'll see, and today the nation will hold a meeting of the north atlantic council on the incident in poland at the level of words, and under the guise of kiev has already suspended the pumping of oil through the pipeline in the direction of hungary, according to the company transneft druzhba put on pause hungarian prime minister viktor orban. the answer decided to convene the security council exactly one year ago, on november 16, poland demonstrated the true face of democracy tear gas and water cannons such was the answer to the refugees who went west in search of a better life european reality turned out to be extremely harsh instead of hugs they deployed muzzle cannons, pouring water with tear gas later it turned out that women and children were poisoned with highly toxic deltamethrins. as a result, chemical burns of the skin of the eyes and nasopharynx nausea. among the victims were journalists. poland ignored the rule of law and the principles of humanism. the refugees were forced to set up tent camps to spend the night on the ground and concrete in cold weathe

and to julian smith, who is the us representative who will be sitting on the north atlantic council later in the day when he gets to the g. 20. there's business as usual at the g 20, but i suspected the margins nearly all the meetings up between the leaders are going to be talking about this missile strike. because remember who we have here. in addition to g 20, they're invited nations. that means that out of the 30 nato nations, 9 of the leaders are here in bali. president biden already has a meeting class with richie sumac, the british prime minister. i'm sure he's, he's spoken in the last few minutes. a statement came out saying he's offered his support to poland, the british prime minister. so i'm sure that is going to be the top of the agenda for those 2 leaders when they meet. there also, of course, are other players in the world that are here in barley, president, she of china. this is going to be difficult issue for china. how is china going to respond to the in the coming hours and the nato secretary general, antonio terrace is also here. i've spoken to his people a moment ago. n

they'll come to convene the north atlantic council, the decision body of nato. they'll assemble representatives from the 30 nato nations because bottom line here, this is extremely serious and within nato, the most central tenant is article five, which says in essence that an attack on one nation is an attack on all nations. so putin, if these are russian missiles, is really expanding this conflict and we have to gather more information before we can make a determination of where this is headed. >> let's step back for a second because what we know is at least according to the energy ministry in ukraine, is at least 100 missiles for fired. we saw those pictures of an apartment building that went up in flames. one of the missiles struck an apartment building. so we know that had been going on. but again, the united states, i'm going to read what we heard from the pentagon. let me highlight up front that we are aware of the press reports alleging that two russian missiles have struck a location inside poland near the ukraine border. we don't have any information at

the briefing of the secretary general of nato and jens stoltonberg on the results of the north atlantic councilins, we watch and listen the russian invasion of the territory of ukraine, we see that we have increased our vigilance as much as possible on the eastern flank of nato and we continue to remain vigilant with the words that the case is currently happening and we need to wait for its results, but now there are no indicators that it was a plan, that it was a planned attack and there is no evidence that russia is preparing another attack on nato countries as a result of the analysis that was carried out, we are considering the possibility that the missiles of the ukrainian missile defense system could have hit the territory of poland, and i want to be clear. and it is not ukraine’s fault if this is true and if it really was an air defense missile, russia bears full responsibility for such accidents, since it is russia that continues its war on the territory of ukraine. i want to express my deepest condolences to the families of the victims. i also want to state that we will continue to pro

for the right of any of the 30 member countries of the north atlantic alliance to demand the convening of a meeting of the north atlantic council at the headquarters -apartment in brussels and by the way, today such a meeting took place, after which the secretary general spoke , such a meeting of representatives of the ambassadors of each of the nato countries, the fifth, following article actually provides that a military armed attack on one or more of the member countries of the alliance is considered an attack on all and then that country has the right to take military action in defense and others undertake to help, this is how it is if at all speaking, returning to our e-e missile which fell in poland. i would separately dwell on the fact that now western commentators and journalists are paying attention to the fact that ukraine is very loudly, very loudly, in particular, president zelensky insists that it could not have been a ukrainian rocket. attention was paid to this insistence of course, the investigation or the results of the investigation that we are talking about today are preliminary. everyone is talking about thi

analytical day of the espresso tv channel . following the results of the first day of the north atlantic councilhich is taking place in bucharest, janz-stoutenberg , the secretary general of nato, noted that after the end of hostilities, ukraine will be able to join the north atlantic alliance, he also added that the main attention of the nato countries is now focused precisely on the support and victory of ukraine as a souvenir state, meanwhile, the minister of foreign affairs of ukraine, dmytro kuleba, discussed with the general secretary of the ministry of foreign affairs, mariano grosa, the situation at the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, in particular, the security component of the ukrainian i began my visit to bucharest and the meeting with the general secretary of the magatherms of the pl mariana grossi we discussed the situation at the zaporizhzhia npp, in particular the safety of ukrainian personnel. i repeated that russia must leave the ussr in order to restore nuclear security , an extremely important signal from a person whom we could never suspect of his ukraine branch, well, in t

ultimately understand the results of the bucharest sami, more precisely , the meeting of the north atlantic council. news from the de-occupied territories seven local residents of the village of pravda were not shot by the russian military in april 2022, among them a minor girl, prosecutors of the prosecutor's office of the kherson region, joint police investigators and experts as part of the criminal proceedings exhumed and examined the bodies of civilians according to the investigation data in april during the occupation of the village the truth is that in the kherson region, the russian military shot all the civilians, after that the occupiers blew up the house and shot people who had already been shot, according to preliminary information in in the house were employees of a company that guarded irrigation units near the village, as well as a minor girl, well, this story is actually particularly sensitive when you look at it in greater detail, these details are already provided to us by some activists who work in particular in the kherson region. in this case, we are talking about denunciations

andriy duda, the polish military is ready and allied commitments are kept, the meeting of the north atlantic council will be held today at the nato headquarters, and today schedules will be in effect throughout ukraine hourly power outages, as well as additional emergency outages, the ukrnergo company warns about this. currently, thanks to the operative work of the energetics, the light has been fully restored in the capital, kyiv, ivano-frankivsk, rivne, odesa, cherkasy, chernivtsi and chernihiv regions, in the lviv region, electricity and water supply have been restored by 95%. in the rest of the regions , work continues, confused and demotivated, in the temporarily occupied territories of donetsk and luhansk regions, cases of desertion among of the russian military, the reason for its significant losses during the hostilities was reported in the general headquarters of the armed forces, in particular, after the battles in the area of ​​the settlement of mayorsk, the first horli territorial battalion lost more than 50% of its killed and wounded; the morale and psychological state of the attackers

poland, that is, it will definitely convene a meeting and nato will convene the so-called north atlantic council where representatives of all 30 countries of the alliance are represented, where this issue will be discussed, that is, in any case, without an answer, such an incident will surely not leave poland and other european countries, it really looks like the situation will develop very rapidly. by the way, the pentagon also commented on the fifth article. the speculation of the rest of the soviets as metalon was not successful, but he confirmed the commitment of the united states to protect, as he says, every inch of nato territory. but again, they are carefully watching and following this situation in poland. bohdan has one more question for you. today he announced the start of a military support program for ukraine, in particular regarding the training of the military. we knew before, but today it became officially known that the european union is launching this mission of military support to ukraine, within the framework of which training of the ukrainian e-e military will take place, th

and they'll be meetings in the coming hours, including a meeting of the north atlantic council. that's the passages of nato will be meeting in brussels, i think, to be brought up to speed with the latest information. but i don't think the tensions quite as high as they were a few hours ago and day james. and that final communique has been released. tell us a little bit more about that, particularly given all eyes on how it addresses the ukraine. yeah, we've just actually had g 20 formerly and about several minutes ago the g 20 gavin was found for the last time closing. the main thing by indonesia got all handed to india, which will be next year gene, as you say, every time when they finish one of these, they have a final declaration of final communique where they all agree on the issues of the world. now clearly the thing we watching there is what were they going to say on the war in ukraine when there are so many different positions? there's obviously the u. s. and european position position of the g 7. and then as the bushman countries like china and, and then of course there'

duda, the polish military is ready and allied commitments are being met, the meeting of the north atlantic council will be held today at the nato headquarters, it is a blow to collective security that is how president volodymyr reacted zelensky on the fall of russian missiles in poland and the death of people, something happened that we warned about a long time ago, we talked about it, terror is not limited through our state borders and russian rockets hit poland on the territory of our friendly country, people died. please accept the condolences of all ukrainian brothers, how many times has ukraine spoken about the fact that the terrorist state will not be limited to our country poland of the baltic states - it's a matter of time it is necessary to put the terrorist in his place, and to the situation at the front, the ukrainian military struck the positions of the russians on the left bank of the dnieper and in the area of ​​the kinburn spit, in general, during the day, the defenders carried out more than 50 fire missions and reported to the operational command in the south, so our defenders elim

polish military is ready and the alliance obligations are being observed, the meeting of the north atlantic councilill be held today at the nato headquarters, the undisputed support of the netherlands, president volodymyr zelenskyi held a meeting with the dutch minister of foreign affairs, the head of state expressed his gratitude the netherlands for supporting ukraine and understanding what our people are fighting for, the head of the ministry of foreign affairs of the netherlands was the day before on a visit to kyiv, together with his colleagues, he was forced to wait in shelters due to the russian attack on the ukrainian capital. donald trump announced that he will participate in the elections for the president of the united states of america in 2024. he will nominate his candidacy from the republican party, not all of whose representatives currently support his decision , according to trump, his victory will once again make america great and glorious. sanctions against iranian companies that manufacture drones were introduced by the united states of america, as well as those who sent drones in

we have just finished a meeting older north atlantic council. we addressed her yesterday's expulsion in the east of poland on the border with ukraine. our top military commander, general cavalier briefed allies and the polish ambassador update to those on the instant and the ongoing investigation yesterday is expulsion took place ass. russia launched a massive wave of rocket attacks across ukraine since the stuart or russia, illegal war in ukraine. nato has increased fur vigilance across or east than flank and we are monitoring the situation on a continuous basis. an investigation into this incense is ongoing and we need to await its outcome. but to have no indication that this was the result of a deliberate attack. and we have no indication that the russia is preparing offensive military actions against natal. our preliminary analysis suggests that the incident will slightly caused by a ukrainian air defense me sign, fired to the fens, ukrainian territory against russian cruise missile attacks. but let me be claire. this is not ukraine's fault.

the eve of the nato meeting tomorrow in the capital of romania, bucharest, a meeting of the north atlantic council will be held at the level of foreign ministers, they will consider the best issues of euro-atlantic security and, in particular, the development of the situation surrounding russian aggression against ukraine , nato secretary general jens stoltenberg said before the meeting nato will continue to stand by ukraine for as long as it takes. end of quote, back in touch, expert of the center for defense strategies oleksandr hara. i welcome you to our broadcast. nato secretary general jens stoltenberg said that now the alliance is focused on providing assistance to ukraine in its defense against the russian aggression. what do you expect from tomorrow's meeting of ministers? well, first of all, i would like to quote the minister of foreign affairs in sweden, who said that only the military defeat of the russian federation will be the end of this conflict. and actually this is the main mood of the ministers who arrived in kyiv and those who will gather in bucharest and discuss both their own

duda, the polish military is ready and allied obligations are observed , the meeting of the north atlantic council will take place today at the headquarters of nato, confused and demotivated in the temporarily occupied territories of donetsk and luhansk regions, cases of desertion among the russian military have become more frequent, the reason is significant losses in the course of hostilities , the general headquarters of the armed forces reported, in particular, after the battles in the area of ​​the settlement of mayorsk, the first horli territorial battalion lost combat capability losses in it amounted to more than 50% killed and wounded, and the morale and psychological state of the attackers deteriorated significantly, the enemy command disbanded this unit the rest of the personnel were distributed among other units, and about the losses of the enemy, our defenders took care of another 630 russians and sent them to their families. and since the beginning of the full-scale invasion, the enemy army has decreased by 82,710 soldiers, the attackers and equipment are losing, namely, 10 tanks, 24

first thing is get nato together and have a emergency meeting of the north atlantic council under articleeaty, consulted at aspect might say we want an explanation from russia, how do we get that?— we get that? nato has to tread very carefully _ we get that? nato has to tread very carefully here. _ we get that? nato has to tread very carefully here. each i very carefully here. each article, each depth of the article, each depth of the article is very tightly regulated. took us through the tight rope that nato leaders will be walking here, even when they meet under article four? sure. it's not that obligated. article 5 of the nato treaty says that the countries that are members of nato will act together when one is attacked. an attack on one is treated as an attack on all and the collective response that nato provides should be sufficient to make that country secure. that's the concept. now before you get your article 5 we declare that there has been an attack, you also have the ability for any member of the alliance to say we want consultations with our allies, we want to talk about what

the most important one in the coming out is the meeting of all the nato ambassadors, the north atlantic council will be meeting in brussels, but discussions will continue, i think, here at the g. 20 on the sidelines of the meeting. president biden is here. for a few more hours, but he obviously will be catching up on development even when he gets on board air force. one because he has to commit secure communications on his trip. back to the u. s. is expected back in washington about 24 hours from now. now right now 0 diplomatic editor james base joining us live from the g 20 liter summit and bali. james, thank you so much. a masters of nato member countries will meet in the coming hours to discuss the situation following poland request. the defense alliance is chief insult and berg said in a tweet, i spoke with president duda about the explosion in poland. i offered my condolences for the loss of life. nato was monitoring the situation and allies are closely consulting important that all facts are established. natasha butler is in paris with more on nato's announcement. this emergency meeting t

at this time, we'll have a meeting of the ambassadors of nato, the north atlantic council that will be meeting in brussels, and also a meeting later on today in new york of the un security council. that's a meeting on ukraine, not specifically on what happened on the polish border, but certainly that is bound to be raised by some of those will be attending that meeting. as you say, the g 20 meetings are continuing, but about to conclude, president biden is going shortly. he's been meeting with the british crime. mr. richie soon, i can. i'm sure the war in ukraine has been high up the agenda for that meeting, but he's about in the next hour or so to leave barley and make the long journey taking about a day to get back to washington d. c. as the g 20 concludes what we are expecting in the next couple of hours is the final declaration, the final communique of the leaders here. and obviously be worth watching at what they say about ukraine in, in that can be in the k. we were getting the idea from some of the draft that was circulating, that they would mention that there was disagreement o

the journey that will take most of the next 24 hours in brussels, the nato ambassadors, the north atlantic council will meet of a. i'm sure we the latest information on the situation. and i can also tell you there's a meeting coming up a few hours after that in new york, the un security council that having a meeting on you crying, not specifically cold about those missiles in, in poland. but you can be sure that that will be mentioned by a number of countries. i'm sure one of those is russia already, the deputy ambassador of the russian federation is on twitter, saying that there's no way this was a russian attack and you can see it by the the size of the impact in the pictures are diplomatic at a james base james, thank you. from us president donald trump has announced he will run for president again in 2024 elections is last campaign at the state and florida. the week after midterm elections in which republicans hopes for a so called read wave were dashed tom's earlier than usual announcements seen as a move to discourage other contenders. like for the governor long de santis. together we will b

was located somewhere in ukraine, but we understand that after yesterday 's meeting of the north atlantic council not on behalf of the community, but its individual members after all will think about the fact that you should somewhat intensify the provision of some types of weapons to us what is the first priority to be elected? this is where the bucharest people came out - first of all, about the general, in my opinion, vector is simply already full of what it will support with all available means of ukraine and the understanding is already at this level. that is, we must consider that it is too much. well, there are certain countries, let's not point fingers at hungary, which, let's say, may have a certain different position. that is, well, but in the view itself, the general vector is that all countries understand that ukraine's victory over the russian federation is, let's say, the main guarantee of world security in principle, and so we are now talking about strengthening air defense, we are talking about the transfer . there was a question whether, for example, patriots would be handed over

it allows any member bring issue of concern or discussion by north atlantic council, poland they be underuiet diplomatic pressure not to do so because officials want to avoid searing up public fear so nato nations acted carefully but swiftly. article5 was not enacted by what does putin take away from this? >> i don't know that he takes anything in particular except as we look down the road to the future we should keep in mind it's possible he will conclude rather by mistake or error it might be in his interest to be provocative at the edges on the margins with poland and the idea of in his mind dividing nato unity or increasing pressure. arthel: seven he didn't see it, 45 seconds, you said he didn't see it, they are going to act with the if i do anything if i cross the line, he doesn't see it that way. more provocation, i don't know. >> what happened this week shows it's a possibility. if he loses the war and get desperate, he'll be pushed to get leverage of the margin and it might include dodging. arthel: out of time, thank you very much.to we'll be t right back. sorry. sorry. sorry. pre

but what was important is they consulted privately, they held an emergency meeting of the north atlantic councilade it clear it was russia's fault, and it was stoltenberg giving a responsible, showing solidarity and unity of all nato allies in response. i think we just need to see the remaining details of what this was, where it was launched from, how did it happen. >> ukraine made a mistake earlier on in the moments, zelenskyy blaming russia for an attack on poland. what do you think of that mistake? does it surprise you? >> it doesn't surprise me, because ukraine is under attack by russia all the time. yesterday was a particularly bad day. it would be a logical conclusion to think one of those missile went astray and actually landed in poland. we still haven't seen all the data yesterday. ukrainians been asking for access to inspect the site itself. i think we'll see more details dumb out over time. >>> poland has refrained from invoking article 4th, that any nato country can question request a formal inquiry. does that tell you anything about what's believed here, what's going to happen going

the fourth article of the north atlantic treaty, which speaks of holding consultations in the event of a threat to a nato member country, a meeting of the north atlantic councileduled for today. well, in the end, the crisis passed already in the morning from the united states , there were reports that the strike was unintentional and was probably inflicted by ukrainian air defense, but then joe biden and jens stoltenberg and andrzej duda himself said this, respectively, there are no grounds for using the fourth article of the nato charter and in the evening, finally, kiev was forced to admit that it allegedly tried to intercept the russian rocket in the time period and not far from the place where this incident actually occurred. true, volodymyr zelensky continues to insist on innocence. kiev, here we will discuss this incident and the prospects for russian western relations in general with the president of the center of national interests. dmitry salsom dmitry good evening. good evening. dmitry well, it would seem that this night incident is settled. here the sediment remained and the sediment is enough. i would say e thick. that's just white tonight the hou

. >> article four is really the consultation process where the north atlantic council comes together and look at the facts and everyone starts presenting options and it really is like a grand jury type thing. article five is the article that would invoke the collective defense aspect of it. it has been invoked once after 9/11. somewhat of an act of solidarity with the u.s. but not an immediate world war iii. >> bill: with that as a back drop both stories are top of mind for us. greg palkot from kiev. peter doocy reports from the g20 in indonesia and that's where we start this hour. peter, hello there. >> traveling white house aides woke president up in the middle of the night local time to brief him about this. nato members who were in town on the island for the g20 blew off scheduled meetings so they could huddle privately about all this. when they did, president biden relayed to them what u.s. intel agencies were seeing. >> mr. president, is it too early to say whether this missile was fired from russia? >> president biden: there is information that contests that. i don't want to s

a us official also shared classified information with allies ahead of the meeting of the north atlantic councils on wednesday, tin tv channel drew attention, and another important detail at the time of the strike more cia director william burns was just in kiev at the russian ministry of defense, judging by the fact that missile strikes that day, targets in the ukrainian capital were not inflicted as well knew about it. but zelensky seems to have seen this as a good opportunity for himself. you happened more today and what we have long warned about terror is not limited to our state borders , russian missiles hit poland, but he clearly did not take into account that when it comes to the future nuclear conflict, loud statements, contrary to custom, will definitely be double-checked, and the very next day the ukrainian president lost his militancy. i have no doubt that it was not our missile or our missile attack. well, a day later, everyone started talking about the need for an investigation. i don't know what happened this time we don't know 100%, i think the world doesn't know 100% either. her

then be then reporting to the secretary in brussels, political masters if you will, of the north atlantic council. the governing body of nato is assembled. the state department briefing a question about article four. that's what triggers that kind of emergency consultation. then and only then after he get answer to what's going on, then we can talk about what is the appropriate nato response. have we triggered article five? is this an attack or accident? then we can talk about consequences and there will be consequences in my view. it will be matter of degree? >> what is the timeline for these assessments to be happening? >> i would say hours. not days. there is nothing mysterious about this. we'll be able to go back an look at the radar tracking systems across ukraine. if this came from russia, it will be evident fairly quickly. what the pols find on the ground, very important as well. some of this will be classified but i think a fair amount will be releasable. i would say again within hours. not days. we'll have a pretty clear idea of what has happened here. in an ideal situation, moscow, the

under article four you sought to call together the north atlantic council meeting and talk about potentialion to what the russians have done. the russian military is shattered right now. they are not a threat to nato. you need to put pressure on putin and how you put pressure on him by raising the political stakes on him. the generals will see that. the senior military guy knows his military is failing badly and know they're having real problems going back on the offense. put the political pressure on putin. if they don't keep up the pressure it is a huge mistake. allows putin to recover and reconstitute his forces and use winter to his add re advantage. use the advantage they got and enough of this. put the pressure back on russia. >> martha: you are saying they should use this to as an opportunity to bring everyone together to put pressure on putin. would you put more sanctions in? would you go after the swift banking rules and put pressure on the european allies to do more? what would you use this as an opportunity to do, general? >> yeah, martha, that's a great comment you just made. i

article 4 is really the consultation process where the north atlantic council comes together.he facts. everyone starts presenting options, et cetera. it really is for lack of a better term almost like a grand jury type thing. article 5 is the article that would invoke the collective defense aspect of it. now, understand, there are a lot of options even if you invoked article 5 and then have to decide what they're. article 5 has only been invoked once. that was after 9/11. somewhat of an act of solidarity with the u.s. it is not an immediate world war iii. when they invoked article 5 after 9/11. it was things like increased intel sharing. overflight rights, access to ports. increased presence in the looking for terrorist weapons. so, there is just a lot of options and right now it's really in the fact-collecting working off the option phase. >> brian: let's look at the war yesterday position strikes since the nine month war began. why? because they lost kherson, every time they lose something big bike crimea, they try to have an overreaction. the bottom line is, this has been a

it is also good news that the nato, the north atlantic council, nato's body, policy body, is discussinghis issue. i think either now or will tomorrow come and nato investors will discuss this, because clearly poland has a right to expect support from its nato allies. the question is, first, what happened, was this a deliberate attack? another question was, do we need to increase poland's capability for air defense? the third question is, shouldn't we be increasing our support for ukraine's air defense? because this may be an attempt by russia to try to intimidate the alliance, to try to frighten us by the prospect of escalation, and we need to be very steady. it is too early to say whether this was a deliberate russian attack on a nato ally. haidi: that's what i was going to ask, the deliberate intent is what will be making the distant -- difference when it comes to triggering article five. amb. fried: article five of the north atlantic treaty says basically that an attack on one is an attack on all we don't know if poland has been attacked by russia. that may be. it is possible. the kr

the united states also shared classified information with allies ahead of a meeting of the north atlantic councilednesday. the boss said the flock picked up the rhetoric immediately changed. the russian rocket became a russian-made rocket. then reluctantly admitted obviously. we do not have any evidence that this was a deliberate attack, it is likely that the arrival was the result of the work of the ukrainian air defense, most likely. it was an accident unfortunately. yesterday. russia again shelled ukraine ukrainian air defense fired many missiles. one of them accidentally came to our territory. i only zelensky bent his own. he is known to never lie. he himself said a man of his word, at the g20 summit, when he forced the participants to listen to him for 20 minutes about a strange thing, although according to the regulations, 3 minutes are required. we respect the rules and we are people of the word and we are people of the word, well , really, zelensky's adviser about these same people. word something else spoke national idea ukraine is one central national affairs of ukraine is to lie to oth

considering whether to activate nato's article four where they bring an issue of concern before the north atlantic council a pentagon spokesperson said we don't want to speculate when it comes to our security commitments and article five we have been crystal clear we will defend every inch of nato territory. today russia launched air strikes on cities all across ukraine. described as terrorist attacks forcing widespread blackouts that left millions of ukrainians without power. in a statement, russia defense ministry deny they targeted poland calling the reports a deliberate provocation. it is where we begin our coverage this hour with kelly o'donnell. she's live in bali. where she's traveling with president biden. also joining us colonel alexander vindman, the former director for european affairs for the national security council. kelly, i understand that president biden has spoken to president duda of poland. tell us what you're hearing from your source this is hour? >> reporter: good to be with you. we're 13 hour as head here in bali, so it is 6:00 in the morning. and we know that president biden was on

go there either and i think we probably need to see some nato meeting or gathering at the north atlantic council made to the russians for some kind of explanation but given the fact that this was a cross—border episode, it may take a little while for everyone to figure outjust may take a little while for everyone to figure out just what happened may take a little while for everyone to figure outjust what happened and meanwhile, as you say, the 620 leaders are finalising the statement on ukraine which should be issued at some point tomorrow and there is a concerted effort to shore up support for ukraine and the criticism of russia and it will not help russia's cause but in the spring scheme of things, what actually happened in ukraine today and in the grand scheme of things, i don't think what happened in poland— happened in poland tragic though it was an islamic— happened in poland tragic though it was an islamic is _ happened in poland tragic though it was an islamic is a _ happened in poland tragic though it was an islamic is a was, _ happened in poland tragic though it j was an islamic is a w

these are the representatives of the 30 nations of nato in the north atlantic council.together, i've briefed that body many times as supreme allied commander. they'll have this conversation. i think they'll talk about potentially increasing air defense for ukraine and i'll finish here, joe. really, what we ought to focus on assuming this does turn out to be ukrainian air defense is the fact that russia is launching hundreds of missile strikes against critical infrastructure, electricity, heating, all of that. another word for that is war crimes. we need to be giving the ukrainians for ability to defend themselves against this in the future. >> such an important point. the reason it was a ukrainian defense missile that engaged in a accident, reason they're firing those up is because russia is attacking ukraine deep in its own territory near the polish border going after infrastructure and civilian targets. a couple minutes ago, richard, polish president duterte called it unfortunate accident and not an intentional attack. this never made sense to you yesterday it was a r

i think there ought to be an emergency meeting of the north atlantic council to hear from poland to discussnk my own judgment is that this was an accident. i don't think russia intended to attack nato, and i don't think nato wants to escalate into conflict with russia but we need an explanation from russia. nato needs toissue explanation from russia. nato needs to issue a warning that it will not tolerate attacks on nato territory whether or not they are accidents in the future, and any such feature attack accident are not would be met with a proportionate response. lgallium with a proportionate response. when it comes to--- _ with a proportionate response. when it comes to... when _ with a proportionate response. when it comes to... when you _ with a proportionate response. when it comes to. .. when you talk- with a proportionate response. when it comes to... when you talk about a proportionate response, does this hinge on whether, and again, and kathy adding that's all the time that we haven't had that fully confirmed, but when it comes to whether this was a mistake, that they overshot wh

council went into emergency session. the poles are coordinating with nato. working out exactly what happened is vital. the north atlanticaty says an attack on one member is an attack on the whole alliance. translation: because of the seriousness of the situation i that we're dealing with, the president has just finished a conversation with the nato secretary—general. we are verifying the circumstances under which we might invoke article 4. it follows a day of missile attacks on ukraine, one of the biggest since the war began. there were strikes across the country — this was kyiv. most of ukraine's major cities were hit. attacking the infrastructure of the city is a common tactic in war, trying to pressure a government by making the lives of civilians hard. translation: i am against the war and people have to remember that you can't give life back. those children who will never see their parents again, the children who will never be born — a generation is being lost. ukraine's president zelensky called for action. translation: this is a russian attack on collective _ security and a very significant escalation. we must ac

council went into emergency session. the poles are coordinating with nato. working out exactly what happened is vital. the north atlantic on one member is an attack on the whole alliance. translation: because of the seriousness of the situation i that we're dealing with, the president has just finished a conversation with the nato secretary—general. we are verifying the circumstances under which we might invoke article 4. it follows a day of missile attacks on ukraine, one of the biggest since the war began. there were strikes across the country — this was kyiv. most of ukraine's major cities were hit. attacking the infrastructure of the city is a common tactic in war, trying to pressure a government by making the lives of civilians hard. translation: i am against the war and people have - to remember that you can't give life back. those children who will never see their parents again, the children who will never be born — a generation is being lost. ukraine's president zelensky called for action. translation: firing missiles is a russian attack _ on collective security and a very significant escalation. we must act. i

north atlantic region. well, every such armed attack and all measures taken in connection with it will be immediately reported to the un security council, such measures will be stopped after the security council has already taken the necessary measures to restore and maintain international peace and security is the fifth article, the fourth, much shorter, the parties will consult each other whenever, in the opinion of any of them, there is a threat to territorial integrity, political independence or security of any of the parties, i.e. no such practical solutions rather, mr. igor, in the meantime, we are receiving messages from the us state department, it is important for the united states to determine whether the fall of missiles in poland was an accident or a deliberate action well, actually, i am talking about this and just how this is to be qualified as an armed attack , whether or not the fifth article went on, so we know that the polish prosecutor's office is working at the scene of the incident , and that the discussion is going on at the highest level. equal to that, of course. next, we will expect the official position, but yo

council went into emergency session. the poles are coordinating with nato. working out exactly what happened is vital. the north atlantic on one member is an attack on the whole alliance. translation: because of the seriousness _ translation: because of the seriousness of _ translation: because of the seriousness of the _ translation: because of the seriousness of the situation i translation: because of the | seriousness of the situation that translation: because of the - seriousness of the situation that we are dealing with, the president has finished a conversation with the nato secretary—general. we are verifying the circumstances under which we might invoke article four. it follows a day of missile attacks on ukraine, one of the biggest since the war began. there were strikes across the country, this was kyiv. most of ukraine's major cities were hit. attacking the infrastructure of the city is a common tactic in war, trying to pressure a government by making the lives of civilians hard. translation: i am against the war and --eole translation: i am against the war and peeple have _ translation: i am against the war

council went into emergency session. the poles are coordinating with nato. working out exactly what happened is vital. the north atlanticys an attack on one member is an attack on the whole alliance. translation: because of the seriousness of the situation i that we're dealing with, the president has finished a conversation with the nato secretary—general. we are verifying the circumstances under which we might invoke article four. it follows a day of missile attacks on ukraine, one of the biggest since the war began. there were strikes across the country — this was kyiv. most of ukraine's major cities were hit. attacking the infrastructure of the city is a common tactic in war, trying to pressure a government by making the lives of civilians hard. translation: i am against the war i and people have got to remember that you can't give life back at those children will never see their parents again. those children who will never see their parents again. the children who will never be born. a generation is being lost. ukraine's president zelensky is calling for action. translation: this is a russian attack on collective _

its source in the north atlantic alliance, on the eve of the lublin voivodeship, not far from the ukrainian border, a rocket crashed today will be discussed at the un security council in our permanent mission at the organization, the facts have already been stated indicate that russia is not involved in this the same was immediately reported in our ministry of defense, calling the loud statements of warsaw a deliberate provocation, but, nevertheless, the president. poland at night contacted colleagues from leading countries. they are now at the g20 summit in indonesia leaders immediately. we moved the schedule of all events in bali and began urgent consultations in the coming hours for dancing. it is called advice at the level of information to this minute has collected and worn. whose rocket or rocket fell on the territory of poland is now the first to find out by the whole world information about the fall of ammunition in the lublin voivodeship, the polish media reported, it was said about two rockets and the death of two people in the forefront. poland has already announced one missile, but they immediately called it russian and called on the carpet of our ambas

north pacific fisheries management council. we have more coastline in alaska than the rest of lower 48 combined. there are three fishery management councils for the atlantic ocean. we are sharing voices on our fishery management council with washington and oregon. and it would be great if we had an alaska fisheries management council. so alaskans are making decisions about our alaska fisheries. i also support consistent electronic observation on all commercial vessels that everybody is treated equally in the same way so that we can get a hold of this by catch issue and we can return our salmon fisheries to where they need to be for the sake of subsistence first on all of us alaskans. >> ms. chesbro, you have 1 minute. >> obviously, this is one more of those complex problems that's affected by many things. now, i'm trying to learn a little bit about fisheries, and i've learned that the bycatch is certainly an issue, but it's not an issue for all species. and if we look at bristol bay, they had a great season this year with sockeye. so the warming waters and the availability of food in bristol bay was helpful to them. however, we have also had to shut down

and today, nato will hold a meeting of the north atlantic council in brussels on the incident in poland at the word-by-word level. exactly a year ago, on november 16 , poland demonstrated the true face of democracy, tear gas and water cannon weapons, and this was the answer to the refugees who went west in search of a better life european reality turned out to be extremely severe instead of a hug. they deployed muzzle guns, dousing them with water, with tear gas. it turned out that women poisoned children with highly toxic deltamethrin, as a result, chemical burns of the skin of the eyes of the nasopharynx and nausea. among the victims were journalists and more ignored the rule of law and the principles of humanism. refugees were forced to camp out on earth and concrete during the cold weather. i wanted to say that a year later, the problem of migration has not disappeared, this hundreds of beaten people and more than a dozen deaths are shocking frames. those events directly.

that it was fired from russia but we will see, and today nato will hold a meeting of the north atlantic council on the incident in poland at the ambassadorial level in brussels. but this date has been forgotten exactly a year ago on november 16, poland demonstrated the true face of democracy, weapons, tear gas and a water cannon, and such was the answer to the refugees who went west in search of a better life, european reality turned out to be extremely harsh instead of a hug. they deployed muzzle cannons, pouring water with tear gas. it has already turned out that the woman's children were poisoned with highly toxic deltamethrin. as a result, chemical burns of the skin of the eyes and nasopharynx nausea. among the victims were journalists. poland ignored the supremacy of the right and the principles of humanism. refugees were forced to set up camps to spend the night on earth and concrete in cold weather. i must say that a year later with the problems of migration has not disappeared. these are hundreds of beaten people and not a dozen deaths , shocking footage. those events right now. thinner