this is the only lawsuit in russia against ukraine. there are interstate services related to armed aggression by the russian federation. these are ukrainian lawsuits. these are our explanations of donetsk russia from the side of russia in the direction of ukraine. this was the only one that was made unclear, and the reaction is that of the european court of human rights, which said that it was not justified, but a position. thank you , margarita na sukurenko. the case of russia against ukraine at the european court of human rights, which is still ongoing for 21 of the 21st year. thank you for the conversation, later in this film we will talk about the situation in crimea . the evacuation of people is happening there, we must talk about it, write your questions in the comments under this broadcast . well, now let's talk about the help of western partners in ukraine. the officials were informed that this time arms will be provided in the amount of about 1.3 billion dollars, when exactly they will announce the provision of this assistance

combined, or did in 202i _ russia and ukraine combined, or did in 202i and — russia and ukraineand although that is true, it also slightly misrepresents the situation, — it also slightly misrepresents the situation, because most wheat is produced — situation, because most wheat is produced and consumed in the same country. _ produced and consumed in the same country, domestically. 75% of wheat is consumed like that. if there representation of the trade markets for wheat— representation of the trade markets for wheat would be looking at the source _ for wheat would be looking at the source of — for wheat would be looking at the source of supply for the rest of the world, _ source of supply for the rest of the world, and — source of supply for the rest of the world, and actually in those terms it is about — world, and actually in those terms it is about 7.5% from russia and ukraine — it is about 7.5% from russia and ukraine combined in terms of wheat. something _ ukraine combined in terms of wheat. something in the order of a bit less of 3%_ something in the order of a bit less of

and a powerful signal for russia that ukraine is not a member of any— russia that ukraine is tate. as for the _ and will be an independent state. as for the invitation to nato, this is 'ust for the invitation to nato, this is just the — for the invitation to nato, this is just the same as it is a signal, but today— just the same as it is a signal, but today i_ just the same as it is a signal, but today i can — just the same as it is a signal, but today i can see another important signal— today i can see another important signal that— today i can see another important signal that i've already mentioned, and we _ signal that i've already mentioned, and we can— signal that i've already mentioned, and we can have some specifics about this. the _ and we can have some specifics about this. the specifics now, if today the g7 — this. the specifics now, if today the 67 will— this. the specifics now, if today the g7 will agree to the first declaration on the g7 will agree to the first decl bureaucracy, 7’ the g7 will agree to the first d serious aucracy, 7’ the g7 will agree to the firs

yolka never spoke about the war in ukraine and never condemned the aggressor country of russia and silence is a sign of consent, soon our armed forces will ring ukraine from the invaders, and i will tell putin's peddlers this is what all of you woeful musicians should remember for the concerts, the occupiers should be held accountable, even though the kremlin's rubles were very fond of you and for you have been ashamed of the betrayal of ukraine for ages, join the creation of the collaborators program, send information about the kremlin traitors to us on facebook or to e-mail, we will send them together to track the russian ship. i am maria prus greetings washington supports the negotiations in saudi arabia regarding the participation of ukraine with the participation of representatives of about 30 countries of the world among the participants are representatives of the event as well as developing countries from asia of south america and africa this was reported by the spokesman of the state department of swords miller. he added that a high-ranking official of the white house would take pa

now russia has a choose to ukraine of terrorism over the top on the bridge thinking russia was occupied crime the most cost as 2 people were killed. and that child injured when the bridge was target is by drones. the coach branch is a t supply room for russian forces in the war with ukraine. rushes rode to crimea damaged. once again, of this footage, released by moscow shows rushing investigates is picking through the debris after the traffic was suspended on monday morning, 2 people were reportedly killed in watch brushing officials 1st described as an emergency. but it was by the way of traffic was stopped in the crime in bridge following an emergency. the reasons are being established. law enforcement agencies on all relevant services from cross that region are working on site correct, constricted in 2015 after russia. next, the crimean peninsula, it's a vital supply line from moscow to access illegally held ukrainian territory. the bridge was 1st to talk in october, lost the keys late just suggested it was behind the attack. the never claimed responsibility outright must go his side

russia. what do you see as the endgame here? ukraine will not win this war and they will not get their territory back. it's an attritional war and russia has endless resources. china would never allow the geopolitical forces to turn in favor of nato and the eu. third, i just need to know and it might be more academic but what is a nation at the end of the day? it's a body of people that really can't support themselves financially and economically and fight their own wars or is a nation one we have to prop up on a continual basis? when does it stop? host: you put a lot out for our guest but thank you. guest: that's a lot of questions. i don't think the u.s. is an imperial power. it has engaged in various sorts of actions around the world but they haven't really engaged in what was -- and what russia was doing and that's annexing territory and making it a part of their country. that's one of the important differences between what is going on in russia and ukraine and what has been a strategy of 20 plus years of foreign engagement. whether

see , putin sees he is talking about the fact that there is a war, there is a west, there is russia, and ukraine stands for a great west, and in fact the west is already in this war , why does the west not want to admit to itself that this war is already much wider than russia’s war with ukraine. so this is his rhetoric. putin did not attack any member of nato, that is, you cannot accept his words, which only have to be looked at directly at his actions, he did not attack, he did not attack any nato member. therefore, at the moment, he is attacking ukraine. ukraine will receive the support of the g7 countries in general and from the european union and that is why we should not listen to what people say, but look at what they are doing in the background. the third world war is approaching, the official wrote about this in his telegram, he is writing the preliminary results themselves, nato, everything , as we thought , to increase military aid to the kyiv regime by everything possible with missiles, cluster charges, airplanes, nothing else final the dead end of the third world is a fact, it is ge

- make an exception in the case of russia's war on ukraine? there are hiuh russia's war on ukraine? are high thoughts _ russia's war on ukraine? there are high thoughts that _ russia's war on ukraine? there are high thoughts that south _ russia's war on ukraine? there are high thoughts that south korea - russia's war on ukraine? there are high thoughts that south korea can make an exception. it is already providing a lot of additional aid. there is talk of providing ambulances, de—mining equipment but thatis ambulances, de—mining equipment but that is of course slightly different. south korea has made a massive in the past year as a major arms provider and they show tremendous political diplomatic solidarity. last year, south korea outside a m billion dollar arms deal with poland. this is incredibly significant and a kind of game changer that ukraine could need because of course, there is this question of is there enough for ukraine to sustain the counteroffensive and to take back its territory from russia? south korea find itself to be in many ways a similar situation to that of ukr

looking at the sort of supply for the rest of the world and in those terms it's about 7.5% from russia/ukrainened in terms of white. something on the order of a bit less than 3% from ukraine. still we're talking tense of millions of tons. it's still significant but i think it does sometimes get overstated in terms of the significance if we look at it purely in terms of the percentages in terms of internally traded commodities. christian: the futures prices were up today. that had big implications. do you think the global grain market will be the same as it was back in 2022? >> i don't think so. prices are up in the very short period of time. prices that come today are more akin to the levels of the beginning of 2021 and as you mentioned in the introduction, well off the peaks they were kind of a year ago in the middle of last year when they were at their highest. and i think one of the reasons for that is that the energy and fertilizer markets have largely stabilized so inner begannic nitrogen fertilizer has been using natural gas and we know about the dramatic increases in natural grass price

it was created in a situation where ukraine was not a factor, which is very important that russia as the largest grain producer in the world and ukraine as one of the largest grain producers in the world, which became known as the grain storehouse of europe, and in the same year that the war in fact, continued 27 billion dollars of grain russia has exported a quarter of the grains together, and if this grain is not refined, which country signed an agreement that ukraine can refine its own grains from some crossings, that a new agreement will be made from tomorrow, and it is interesting to know that the only country that opposes america is the continuation of this agreement, and for this reason, the finger of blame has been pointed towards the united states for disrupting it, and the parents of the speaker of the russian duma announced just a few minutes ago that this agreement has become a simorgh in his opinion, and considering that from this point of view, in these periods russia uses grain transportation for terrorist activities he will no longer allow ukraine's grain to be transpo

that this is very important that russia as the largest producer of grain in the world and ukraine as one of the largest producers of grain in the world, which goes to europe's grain warehouse it became famous in the same year that the war actually continued, russia has exported 27 billion dollars of grain, and together it exports a quarter of the world's grain, that is, see what the situation is, and if this grain is not easy, which country will sign an agreement in the united nations to sign an airplane that some through the crossings, ukraine can easily buy their own grains. the negotiations continued today, and a new agreement will be made from tomorrow. it is interesting to know that the only country that opposes the continuation of this agreement is the united states, and for this reason, the finger of accusation has been presented to the united states for this explosion of this agreement. the parents of the speaker of the russian duma are the same a few minutes ago, he announced that this agreement has become a sham in his opinion, and considering that he uses this building for

as you see in this attack that russia launched in kharkiv, ukraine, last year. ld pose a danger to civilians for many years to come. russia and ukraine have used cluster munitions in this conflict. as we wait for the briefing to begin, let's turn to cnn's nada bashir in london. the issue here seems to be the western view is ukraine needs the munitions to break through the entrenched russian lines, multiple lines of defense, minefields, trenches, et cetera. how are ukrainian officials and now western officials making that case? >> reporter: well, look, this is something that has been under consideration by the biden administration for some time now. it's something that president zelenskyy has been pushing for and requesting for some time now. but this anticipated turnaround by the biden administration, it's really coming in response to the situation on the gruound. we know ukraine is in the midst of the weeks' long counteroffensive. it is, a, not going as quickly as western allies anticipated, and also the gains being made by the ukrainian armed forces simply aren

um, i think that they're willing to issue some kind of a statement about russia and ukraine. but the thrust of the statement that they is insist on what should be on the desirability of peace and that the goal should be uh, the final piece that i, i don't think at the moment they have agreed to any language that condemns rusher. i think it's just simply that this is the terrible thing and that the, you know, these must be the objective. so what's, what, what was going on with nick a racket was position and this design is done. nicaragua. what, what was the main phone in the side all of brussels here were meant maybe that's the wrong uses or would say but, but essentially, nicaragua was the one that stayed on the sidelines. is that right? when the garage door has been the strongest um in, uh, refusing to go along with the e u uh, dm on for a statement on russia, ukraine, nicaragua has, of course, had very good relations with russia. but it's not, it wasn't just nicaragua too. but, and then as well as well, also reluctant to join in this statement. and let's keep in mind all 3

i have said that there were a lot of news lines coming out of russia and ukraine this evening. 's attacks on grain facilities in odessa and other cities -- a suggestion they could treat commercial ships heading for ukrainian ports as potential targets. that prompted a sharp rise in grain prices on global markets. earlier this week, moscow pulled out of a deal that guaranteed safe passage for vessels carrying grain. joining now is caitlin welch, director of the global food and water security program at the center for strategic and international studies. hello to you. thank you for joining us. just tell us, from your perspective, why this is so important, why potentially this issue over grain could affect not just ukraine and russia but globally. >> this is incredibly important because the black sea grain initiative so far has allowed for the safe transport of ukrainian agricultural products through the black sea during the time of our hostilities since the initiative was put in place last july. we have had ukraine exported screen to 35 countries across three continents. over 1000

the alliance was created to protect europe from russia , well, that is, the ussr at this time, and ukrainectually protects europe from russia. why does it not receive an invitation, mr. colonel, this is a rhetorical question, why ukraine will not receive this invitation, but if nato says that ukraine will not join the north atlantic alliance until the end of the war, does this not mean or encourage putin to continue the endless war against russia of ukraine, given that this is precisely the condition that prevents ukraine from joining nato. but i think that in any case he wants a continuation , he does not want victory, such an argument is very powerful in this case. personally, i think that this will really give putin the desire to do everything in order to continue the war, but we say that this is about economic resources and we understand the current situation of economic resources in russia, in particular, they do not have enough funding to finance all the infrastructure in order to continue the war in such a way the way the west does it, but if the west does not want a war with russia

through lines in all of these fallacies is the sense that we're more concerned about russia, right, than we are about ukraine. and i think another one though, which is that they all think about the war, all of these stories you're doing battle with, think about the war in terms that are limited to russia and ukraine, rather than thinking about the war in terms of the interests of western powers and the system that has allowed western powers to enjoy the greatest prosperity and security. certainly, throughout the post war period is not much longer-- the post cold war period is not longer than that. now, maybe that's because some of that intertuition can be taken as read in london, where, i mean, to be frank about it, the only major n.a.t.o. member where there's a robust cross-party consensus in support of ukraine to russia, but we see on the other side of the atlantic, i think a greater recognition of the core interests that are involved in this war. it's not just a moral argument, it's not just a political argument about why we should be supporting a democracy against an autocracy, or standing up to bullies

ukraine has started using cluster munitions donated by the united states against russia. the washington post, citing ukrainian officials, announced the location of the use of these munitions against russian forces in the southeast of ukraine. on tuesday this week, the president of ukraine, confirming the receipt of cluster bombs, said that his country's army would use these weapons on its soil against the soldiers of the day . was his country has a sufficient amount of cluster munitions and if ukraine uses cluster bombs and uses these weapons, it knows its right. more than 500 days have passed since the war between russia and ukraine. who knows that it was caused by the spirit of russian aggression and occupation, but moscow claims to defend security against the endless advance of nato and also to stop the 8-year genocide of the residents of hans republics without question after the maidan coup in 2014. it has no choice but to start a special operation, whatever the cause of the war may be. today , the crisis in eastern europe is confusing the end is not known. you can see

ukraine as a member of nato, that nato membership, that is russia's security nightmare a scenario that putin desperately wanted to avoid. actually one of the reasons he started his war against ukraine in the first place. now is that fear justified? and how serious is the perceived threat to russia? i get you yeah. in peacetime, ukraine's army is 200,000 strong. those troops would be added to nato's current number of 3.3 million active soldiers. the ukrainian army trained and armed by the west could become one of the best in the defensive active soldiers. the ukrainian army trained and armed by the alliance after the war is over nato territory which expanded significantly to the east after the cold war would continue to grow on the russian border. if ukraine were added it is the second largest european country. after russia, seven nato countries would then be direct neighbors with russia. the common border would be extended by almost 2000 kilometers to around 4500. this would be the worst case scenario from the russian perspective, as nato soldiers could be stationed on ukrainian soil a

side of the axis russia china we must think more comprehensively what is happening between russia and ukrainenot limited to relations between russia and ukraine the influence is felt throughout the russian-chinese perimeter unfortunately mr. ambassador let's talk about donald trump, the 45th president of the united states, i read your book, the room where it happened, memoirs from the white house, and i really liked it. in this book, you talk about president trump and mention that very often , he did not have any plan of action. so he wanted a specific period there. time if we talk about trump and ukraine, recently the 45th president of the usa repeated that he wants to put putin and president zelensky at the negotiating table, that is, he will say something , do something, and in 24 hours peace will come according to your opinion, according to a person who knows very well president trump, will he be able to put an end to the war, no, i think that trump's similar show offs are a demonstration that he doesn't really understand the nature of this conflict and didn't understand its very beginnin

the us, russia and ukraine have not signed up russia and ukraine have not signed up to— russia and ukrainetion banning them. russia uses— up to the convention banning them. russia uses them consistently, ukraine — russia uses them consistently, ukraine uses them sparingly. this is think— ukraine uses them sparingly. this is think a _ ukraine uses them sparingly. this is think a blow— ukraine uses them sparingly. this is think a blow to america's moral authority— think a blow to america's moral authority in this war. david, in the us president biden says ukraine can count— us president biden says ukraine can count on— us president biden says ukraine can count on his — us president biden says ukraine can count on his continued support. what is the current — count on his continued support. what is the current picture _ count on his continued support. what is the current picture of— count on his continued support. twist is the current picture of american support in ukraine, and what is the us public opinion on us involvement in ukraine? ., , .., ., us public opinion on us involvement in ukrain

ukraine and all the things put forward as routes to peace. and the common thing identified by the authors is that all of them display a greater fear of defeat of russia than of defeat of ukraine. and the consensus from all of the authors is that that needs to be reversed. on the basis of the combined decades and in fact centuries or experience of looking at russia that the authors bring to bear and it has to be said consistently right about russia and how to deal with the russia challenge and how not to, they arrive at the conclusion that actually defeat for ukraine is very much more dangerous than ukraine being assisted to victory. >> and another collective conclusion that comes out as a result of that finding, and unanimous, all of these authors that have been brought together for the project, the logical conclusion, is that aid to ukraine needs to be increased by a significant factor and as rapidly as possible. now, this report has often been quoted as saying the time to increase for ukraine is now. the time to increase aid to ukraine was many months ago, but it looks at the effect of the political holdup, not the practical, logistical training, e

more than 500 days have passed since the war between russia and ukraine. who knows that it was caused by the spirit of aggression and occupation of russia, but moscow claims to defend security against the endless advance of nato and stop the 8-year genocide of the residents of the republic. without question , after the maidan coup in 2014, there is no other choice but to start the special operation has no reason for war, whatever it is, today the crisis in eastern europe has confused the crisis, the end of which is clear. the report of azadeh taheri rumi is the national anthem of iran in support of the people who have been targeted by the kiev regime for eight years. for the sake of ukraine, i decided to start a special operation. the war in ukraine began more than 500 days ago with these words of the president of russia . russia's control over the land of this country even days until near the gates of kiev, he was not going to open the gates of the city to the ukrainians so easily. the future of ukraine depends on each and every one of its citizens. the qu

major, before the great war in ukraine, predictions were made about the extent to which russia can fightuffer after it withdraws, what may be the casualties on that side, how many soldiers may die on that side, what will be critical for the russian federation, but we see that so far there is no limit to this, there are more than 200,000 dead and probably somewhere around 700,000 wounded in the russian federation . the russian federation has lost thousands of cars, hundreds of airplanes, helicopters. according to you, is there a limit somewhere? after which putin and russia will say everything we are getting out of ukraine we got everything we wanted from the ukrainians, it is meant that the ukrainians gave such an insult to the russians and that they will simply leave and never come here again i think that there is such a limit because we we understand that despite the weakness of his regime , putin still has the power to stop this invasion and withdraw his troops. many people they do not want to die in ukraine for russia, a lot of people are fleeing, and in order not to be mobilized, th

it is a fundamentally different position that ukraine is in, as compared with russia. difference will these weapons make to ukraine on the ground? well, ukraine, as we have seen, has been able to advance on the battlefield, but only very slowly, and that's because of the minefields and the trenches that have been put in place by the russians as defensive measures to prevent the ukrainians from advancing. using these types of munitions will substitute for single—shot artillery shells. they will cover more ground and they will force the russians to have to withdraw their personnel to avoid these types of weapons, which will make it more feasible for the ukrainians to advance more quickly. there are many americans who, of course, support president biden�*s assisting ukraine in its efforts. one of the things ukraine has asked for is fighterjets. couldn't america have given fighterjets instead? could have and should have and still must do. there's a decision made that f—16s will go to ukraine and a consortium of countries, including the uk and the netherlands and denmark, a

able to play a role with these preventing or at least value monitoring the conflict between russia and ukraine or russian device. the total is the aggressive today i'm authorized with additional strong sites today. russia was the country with the most sanctions imposed against it. a number that is constantly growing. but i think the pitch of the thing is just click on the leasing and we see more in the way we shift for banning all in portion of russian oil and gas in energy suffering the price for another country. hope all's well. we're going to the strip the phone service involved, the little joe by imposing these sanctions on russia has destroyed the american economy. so there is a boomerang, the the ultimate to prospect where all the things are considered on people. this is the home editions remind you were discussing some real news the the, let's go back to george budapest. um, you know, you the all 3 of us on a weekly basis. now i've talked about how this has been in the lead the agenda. ukraine has been in the lead agenda. i'm a very, very little if any of the electoral processes had bee

translation: 2014 is when russia woke up _ ukraine. oke up and - ukraine. translation: 2014 is when russia woke up and i - ukraine. translation: 2014 is when russia woke up and i am | when russia woke up and i am proud to have played a part in this. no country, including the us and britain, has the right to punish me. i am a citizen of russia. western sanctions are a scam, a criminal act, russia. western sanctions are a scam, a criminalact, and criminals should be arrested and jailed. i don't know how long it will take the russian police to get their hands on president biden but when they do i'd like my money back. russians forward, they cry. re—enactment over. the next battle. russian fist fighting. an ancient sport that comes with a message. russians are determined to win. steve rosenberg, bbc news, near moscow. in china, until recently, it was extremely difficult for single women to have children. last year, the government said health insurance should cover the cost of giving birth for single mothers and that they should also get pai

to enforce its eastern frontier and have demonstrated unanimously in his support to help ukraine defeat russia'seven for ukraine this was a step forward. they did not get the invitation that they decide and i believe they should have gotten but if you look beyond the communicate, this summit has seen and precedent to support for ukraine's membership aspirations. ukraine needs to average that as i go to washington.— average that as i go to washington. there was frustration _ washington. there was frustration earlier - washington. there was frustration earlier in . washington. there was | frustration earlier in the washington. there was - frustration earlier in the day by zelensky. it frustration earlier in the day by zelensky-— by zelensky. it is taking a costly and _ by zelensky. it is taking a costly and challenging - costly and challenging counteroffensive and they are doing and in the interest of the alliance territory, security and value so they are fighting for our so they have a right to desire to be in nato but the fact of the matter is, if you compare where ukraine was just a year if you

but the us, russia and ukraine have not. both russia and ukraine have been using them.ce orfrom a missile or dropped from an aircraft. that canister, in midair, shatters or comes apart and 88 — 120, depending on which weapon is used of these tiny little bomblets, cascade down to the ground. many of most of them explode on impact. militarily, it is a very useful but hideous weapon for dislodging troops, infantry who are in trenches for example or for attacking armoured formations. if you haven't got enough artillery then it is the next best thing. but the downside is that the good rate, the percentage which don't go off is pretty high. even one is bad enough, russia has been using these extensively in the ukraine war and they have a dud rate of 30—a0%. that means a huge amount of unexploded ordnance is left on farmland, worst case, on children's playgrounds but on battlefields that will eventually no longer be battlefields but they have to be cleared. that is why they are very contentious. earlier i spoke to daryl kimball, executive director at the arms control associati

still a relevant, given that not only failed to prevent an active kinetic conflict between russia and ukraine and some would argue russian the west. but it also now being used as, as a platform for political culturing and pushing out one of the size. i'm speaking about russia. do you think the or c currently stands for either security or cooperation that i would absolutely estimates that the currently at the always see is in crisis it clearly. i think there is no doubt about it, which is not to say, you know, that the always see what you stated. don't eh, barry bobby's birth beats roots feed nations and the best and balkans in central asia or in parts of east europe. bead stories, institutions where it's the, the park commodity for a coffee to continue it. and, but of course, this is politically not at it, but they tell you relevant the, i think last participated face off the always the without hope the is at the always see being able to play a role in either preventing or at least not even managing it. that the conflict between russia and ukraine or a russian database, by the way, how did yo

be any restrictions everything should be as it was before and sneeze at the fact that russia is waging a war in ukrainelevel of trust in the relationship between china and russia is very high, and this is clearly evidenced by the military exercises of the north interaction of 20-23 , an official representative of the ministry of defense of the people's republic of china and the nkfl stated this during the briefing, according to him , such exercises further strengthen strategic cooperation between the two countries means russia and china, and at the same time the head of the chinese ministry of defense added that the government of his country not only advocates peace in the whole world in general and the region in particular, but is also ready to contribute to the maintenance of peace and stability, well, they want to contribute, but so far their the chinese plan does not work because somehow they seem to be more with russia than with ukraine, well, the story of the disappearance of the ex-minister of foreign affairs of china, the qing dynasty continues, did not shed any light on this history and today

apparently targeting facilities inside russia, across the border in russia. ukrainenowledged responsibility, it did not say it was behind these attacks. vitaly, meanwhile, in st petersburg, we know that the russia—africa summit has been taking place. president putin telling a group of african leaders that he would study a peace proposal that they've put forward. what do you make of that? well, i would be very surprised if the african leaders who visited the summit in st petersburg, if they had effective ways of making vladimir putin change its mind and its plans for his so—called special military operation in ukraine. the summit in st petersburg, i think, should be viewed as part of russia's global stand—off with the west, because expansion of russia's influence in africa comes at the expense of western influence — particularly in countries such as mali and the central african republic. when we speak about those countries, of course, we have to remember that russia's influence there is best represented by the wagner mercenary group. we've seen photographs which appea

ukraine needs the tools to push russia back. kyiv is grateful, but wants more. ants is a seat at nato�*s table, membership of the club, and why? because of nato�*s mutual defence clause, which means an attack against one member is seen as an attack against all of them. after a ceasefire, says kyiv, that is the way to stop moscow ever thinking of invading again, but here, nato allies are divided. baltic states like lithuania, hosting today's summit, border russia and fear it. ukraine should join nato sooner rather than later, they all say. we also owe it to the ukrainians, because they are fighting there so that the british, estonians, americans don't have to fight with russia. but the us and germany are more hesitant. they fear direct conflict with russia, if ukraine joins nato any time soon. this is not a competition, who is at what moment at what point. the most important thing is that we are all increasing our military support for ukraine. tonight, ukraine's president was given a seat at nato�*s table... ..for dinner at least. the spat over membership aside, t

being able to play a role these preventing, or at least not even managing the conflict between russia and ukraine or russian device. the nato has made it clear in teams. it's a queen, proxy war against russia as ex, essential, as such, rushing to cease the conflict as ex, essential, it could not be otherwise, there will be no, it goes straight. at the end of this conflict, one side will lose. the smart money is not on binding coordination to hold on back to where it sits on the nose, on the slope of boat from the sacred mountain. ancient legend has it that the mountain saved temple jim by hiding him from his enemies. and when he became, again, just come, he commanded that it should be on it. and goes, believe that the great funds, arm around weapons hidden somewhere near the mountain peak between hi turner. when you're still in zip code that i'm interested in sitting there. and that's as soon as the drawing of the page was for you folks for the sports near the. so that's kind of something it's going to just since it goes to the most basic adventure like these i have called up the vehicle. i sugge

means that ukraine will be the only one there to plan on all the territories of russiathen we in ukraine should think about what ukraine will get from uh let's say this what reparations can be paid to russia by russia or its successor, some country that will now take care of this today, because it is actually a very important issue and the most important thing that we should care about is how we will develop ukraine already because in the state in which we were before the war, we cannot continue to exist because , in fact, what our western partners accuse us of corruption are very significant risks for ukraine. if it continues like this , we will simply waste the state once again this would be well, we didn't really want to. that's why we need to think about what ukraine will be like after the war, and this will already be a victory. if our country is only er, let's say so, we will come out of this war without territorial dishes if we break the management system that did not happen to us it is a legacy from the soviet union and then the russian agency that ruled ukraine

russia. the goal for it. thank you. welcome to the program. the buyback ministration is expected to announce a new military, a package for ukraine that includes controversial, cluster bombs, keep once the weapons for the war with russia, but the bombs are banned by over $120.00 countries because they kill and maim indiscriminately human rights groups. say both sides have already use them and oppose more being sent to ukraine of a graveyard dismissals and hockey's the remnants of russian munition. to have devastated civilian life in pulse of ukraine. among them, the rockets used to launch cluster bones. a large number of small explosives of packed into these containers and released me to with the potential to close, extensive damage to an area of the size of a city block such as hit in cost, intuitive costs assist. you new credit is done. net screeching, which was his in march this year by cluster bombs. local find, find to is trying to contain the damage undetected cluster munitions that don't explode. can also main will kill people. decades later on thursday, the pentagon press secretary defended the use of the weapons that is pointing the fi

so the come take, what key to ukraine consisting russia's attack. and so this support full of ukraine for the nato aspirations is more of the same policy. but at the same time, all moscow will be probably very unhappy by the statement. code one is seen as a valuable ally, given the fact the 3rd one has refused to enforce western sanctions against russia . that is the very important for russia's economy. so i think this is more of the same of old one uh balancing between the 2 sides and also will help to address criticism the other ones be receiving over the fact that it is not enforcing sanctions about pressure is expect to the growth support of ukraine of the nato is c as an attempt to silence such criticism. i'm pressure. what about to to okay, so add one's position within a 2. does he hope to strengthen his own role? s p a. the one likes to see himself as one of the key players in nato, and this full flight supports of ukraine and say to aspirations will be seen as having him again, him seeking to take center stage. i think one will also be seen a

on russia's navy. and ukraine just continued sending our ships. why on the same route to via the same procedures. and then uh, russia joined in again after a very short period of time. so something in that direction might be planned by ukraine. of course, the main question that to sold then would be the insurances, because insurance companies might withdraw from ensuring these ships. and uh, in that case, last time ukraine has guaranteed the insurance by its state budget. and uh, that might be the case. again, the ukraine has hinted at that they want to keep to be part of this scheme, which would of course, uh hopefully that's what your credit hopes and provide additional security guarantees. because of course, the, the idea is that made the rest of it would not attack these ships if turkey was on board this a scheme. and that's something that's uh, it seems that trying to figure out yet. but um, basically the, the idea is to quote rushes uh, withdrawal a bloss got it. we understand that russia launched overnight

comes down to it, a decision by individual countries to be willing to go to war for ukraine to declare war on russia if it were true, after the war to renew fighting against ukraine is just something that many of the others are just not kind of to shows us as a distraction. the basic thing at this moment is to show unity of purpose and unity of action in terms of what's actually done, not just words, to oppose the russian aggression. how far are what have to be pushed back before the interface as serious negotiations. as a matter of a of a debate, i suspect in the final analysis a rusher will have, if not permanent gains in crimea. shirley, a special relationship there, there will go on a for the indefinite future. that matters. how are you reacting now to what robert was saying? did you want to jump in as well? well, i can agree to a lot of that, and that's what i'm saying to make these declarations. i don't know the way they how dr. can 5 security got these. but i also want the us to emphasize that the massive support that need to has given through your train so far. i'm the new company at times n

how much has the war in ukraine change nato's relevance and has russia's invasion of ukraine, only served to strengthen the lights without thinking many ways the rest and unity over the ukraine and the supporting ukraine. against that suggestion is impressive at the speed, not discussion before on the depletion supposedly than they do within the european union. but so far there has been unimpressive unity. i mean, that sounds, i think it has also started from a to a scene on a after repeatedly blocking sweeties. membership for k now says that it's ready to support it. why? why the change in the decision? what did turkey get in return from demand to the 2 things? one, a, an explicit commitment by sweden to be more discipline regarding the monitoring and prevention, off of the recruitment, fundraising activities off the terrorist lease entities in sweden. and yesterday, d, a. m o u and there was signed, also sets up a by actual mechanism between truck in sweden. so wanted to this. so this is one clear area where things have changed from the practice perspective. and the 2nd model, which wil

the term of the agreement expired the day before and russia refused to extend it . the un and ukraine'ss criticized russia's decision in an interview. on the cbs tv channel, he said that this will lead to an increase in grain prices around the world, and it will first of all hit the countries of africa and asia. the question of the future fate of the grain corridor will be resolved after a telephone conversation between the presidents of ukraine and turkey, the minister of community development and infrastructure oleksandr kubrykov came there with the administrator of the us agency for international development, samantha power, the minister of community development of the territory and infrastructure of odesa port informed about this, details are given in the correspondent of the public and mykhailo kushnir on direct communication mykhailo i welcome you as can the usa help ukraine and did they talk about alternatives to the grain corridor? studio i congratulate you. i will add that the meeting also the us ambassador to ukraine bridgette brought the first answer to your questions from th

ukraine when it comes to saudi arabia and africa. those 2 and i've been trying to play a bigger, more constructive and more practical role in resolving the issue between russia and ukraine by adopting a neutral, a practical and impartial stance towards the issue. and calling on both sides to sit and talk and engage in dialogue. as a series of koran bindings in sweden and denmark is definitely spock outrage in the global muslim community. the organization of ours law meant cooperation has convened to look over the incidence of the secretary general called on both the scandinavian countries to prevent any further desecration of hopefully as long macbook it is unfortunate that the concerned authorities claim in freedom of expression continue to provide licenses to repeat this act contrary to international law. and these leads to a lack of respect for religions. so we want to be showing you the incineration of the book aeronautics a. we'll just basically show you that to be a rocky refugees outside the swedish parliament in stock. i'm on your screen essentially burning the car on the payroll, so called for a ban on the holy book in the norfolk nation or swedish

ukraine when it comes to saudi arabia and africa. those 2 and i've been trying to play a bigger, more constructive and more practical role in resolving the issue between russia and ukraine by adopting a neutral, a practical and impartial stance towards the issue. and calling on both sides to sit and talk and engage in dialogue. the huge top boss was sort of on the land with accusatory rhetoric in the asia pacific region saying that a form in the philippines that china and russia are on a destructive cos, china's show of military force in the south and east china, etc. and in the taiwan strait directly affects philippines and other partners in the region. but it could also have global repercussions because any weakening of region of stability in asia, the fastest growing region in the world, affects global security. the free flow of training and our own interest in the region. so whether we talk about ukraine or about the south china sea, our security is connected with the philippines slip defending our security partnership, particularly a matter of time security on cyber cooperation. and we want to do more ladies and gentlemen, we cannot choose our neighbors

just do it on dw, the business dw, news line from palate, russia blocks ukraine's great exports. the united nation says the withdrawal will affect millions of people already facing hunger. the agreements previously allowed teeth to ship grain from its black sea poles. also coming off moscow condemns what it calls a terrorist attack by ukraine on a bridge link to russia with the offshoot pond crime. you know, and it's about crime that also suggests west the nations of complicit under the northern hemisphere and the grip of a heap way. we'll look at the role climate change phase and fueling these extreme temperature the on grab both as welcome to the pro of russia is pulling out of a deal allowing ukraine to export grain from its black see ports. the kremlin says the agreement is no longer valid, climbing the mountains over its own exports of rain and fed eliza. when not met. the last ship carrying ukrainian grain on the deal has left a desk on the turkey empty. united nations organized the agreement last year to enable shipments, helping to leave us a global food crisis. the un sa

more detail now on what is happening in russia and ukraine. rface on the kerch bridge linking crimea with russia — that's according to a russian news agency. the bridge is currently closed. it's because of an emergency and police and emergency teams are on the scene. our russia editor steve rosenberg says russian officials have not called this an attack, but unconfirmed reports on russian telegram channels suggest explosions were heard in the area of the bridge after 3am local time this morning. also unconfirmed — one section of the road bridge has collapsed and that two people were killed. the bridge was hit last october by suspected truck bombs which destroyed part of the roadway and also damaged the train line. ukraine eventually claimed responsibility for that attack, which was seen as a blow to the authority of vladimir putin, who had personally opened the bridge when it was constructed in 2018. that's the very latest and we will bring you more as and when we get more detail. in the us state of montana, 16 young people between the ages of

ukraine. this will help deter any future aggression from russia after the end of the war, and this complements support provided by nato decisions made here in vilnius mark the beginning of a new chapter in nato-ukraine relations today we meet as equals i look forward to the day when we meet as allies once again my warmest greetings mr. president and dear jensen, mr. general secretary janson, or how many ukraine, dear attendees, dear journalists, i am glad to see such attention to the summit and such anticipation of news of good news, security is something that is currently in an obvious deficit, and our cooperation here in nato with all partners is what will definitely fill the security deficit ukraine already is and always will be a donor of our common security. security is our key task at the nato summit. in my opinion , at all meetings and all our communication , first of all, i want to congratulate general secretary for another year and thank you jens for your support high price and thank you very much second now we talked in detail about the situation about the confrontation with russia w

the, i'm so glad you're welcome to the program, russia and ukraine. they're accusing each other starting to attack your lips, the largest nuclear facility, the separation of power station, the crime inside it's taking measures to account of a fact of sabotage at the plant in southeastern ukraine. warning that such an attack could have catastrophic consequences. but in his overnight address, ukrainian, president of the municipal landscape, accused russian occupying policies of planting explosives that need besides, has provided evidence to back that claims. president savanski boom, that moscow had been emboldened by the timid, international response to last month's destruction of the cutoff cut down for which ukraine blamed russia and outside nimble. unfortunately, they was no timely and a large scale response to the terror attack on the comp go hydro electric help site and the with and this may inspire the criminal and to commit new able annual. everyone in the world hasn't responsibility to stop it, but this friday i should leave no one behind or sta

ukraine. demand something from russia there. they didn't ban anything. they don't ban people who want to speak in russian, and they didn't ban it. so what was the reason that putin came to ukraine with the war ? russian clubs yes, please, do you want to speak russian ? yes, please. right now, i am watching when ukrainian television shows these terrible rocket attacks on ukrainian cities, ukrainian villages , in kherson region, in donetsk region, in zaporizhzhia and people start talking about how it all happened and 90% of these people, even those who live in villages, speak russian , so what does this mean that for 32 years of independence, which ukraine will soon celebrate? nobody forbade them to speak russian. because if they forbade then they would have already learned the ukrainian language. i think so. i think so. this war is possible. it is not as they say that the destruction of other nations cannot be called a holocaust because it was this term that was developed in 1946 and it referred only to destruction . jews who hate me it seems that whatever