s. c. e. within the next 48 hours camp once direct ounces from moscow, about why more than a 100000 russian troops have surrounded ukraine. from nearly every side, the kremlin insists it is not planning an invasion. most western governments, though all convinced that it is gem and chancellor of schultz, is the latest leader to launch a diplomatic mission he'll be in care of today and moscow on tuesday. meanwhile, u. s. president joe biden has also been invited to ukraine. bytes lead of a law to me as the lensky the past spoke over the phone on sunday. hottie jo castro's in washington dc. i'm says it's unclear where the white house stands on the invitation. what's telling is that this detail out of that call came not from the white house, but from the office of the ukrainian president the lensky. now, in his read out of the call and his offices read out. it says that the loan ski invited biden to go to keith in the coming days, quote, unquote, because the u. s. presidents present there in the ukraine

s. e. within the next 48 hours, he won't start dances from moscow about why more than a 100000 russian troops. house surrounded ukraine from nearly every side. the criminal insist it is not planning an invasion. u. s. president joe biden, meanwhile, has been invited to ukraine by it's lead of a law to me is lensky. the past spoke on the phone on sunday. howdy, j. castro has moved from washington. zalinski invited biden to go to cave in the coming days, quote unquote, because the u. s. presidents presents there in the ukraine and capital would be crucial for de escalation again, there's no mention of this in the official read out that came from the white house and we are waiting for a response to that invitation. what we do know from the white house is that this call lasted about an hour, and that biden said to zalinski that he affirmed that the u. s. allies are ready to respond, he said swiftly and decisively. if russia furthers it's a good aggression against ukraine, the russian speakers gazer ca

s. e. within 48 hours. kid once direct answers from moscow about the russian troop build up on its borders. a palestinian teenager has been shot dead by israeli security forces during unrest. the city of janine and the occupied westbank. no good. 11 other people were injured when troops opened fire on people who are protesting against the demolition of a home which belong to a palestinian prisoner who's accused of killing an israeli settler. in december. at least 4 people have been killed and others injured in an exclusion in somalia. it happened near the city of jo harp about a 100 kilometers north of the capitol. mogadishu, witnesses say a roadside bomb went off as a talk talk. carrying passengers was passing by another trial has begun against me on last, opposed to the lead on sans who chief. this one is centered on allegations of election fraud. said she was arrested by the army when it ceased palm more than a year ago. she is accused of influencing the 2020 votes to win a 2nd term in office a

s. e. within 48 hours. he have wants direct answers from moscow about why more than a 100000 russian soldiers all surrounding ukraine. from nearly every side. the kremlin insists it's not planning an invasion. meanwhile, you as president joe biden has been invited to ukraine bod slade of a law to me and, and ski the past bike on the phone on sunday. hottie. j. castro has more from washington dc. zalinski invited biden to go to keep in the coming days. quote unquote, because the u. s. presidents present there in the ukraine and capital would be crucial for de escalation again, there's no mention of this and the official read out that came from the white house and we are waiting for a response to that invitation. what we do know from the white house is that this call lasted about an hour, and that biden's said to zalinski that he affirmed that the you, as an allies are ready to respond. he said swiftly and decisively. if russia at further is it aggression against ukraine, the russian fixed gaze at camilla val

s. c. e. within the next 48 hours. keith says at once, direct answers from moscow about why more than a 100000 russian soldiers have surrounded ukraine from nearly every side. the equivalent insists it is not planning and invasion. most western governments, though all convinced that at ease the german channels that will have sholtes is the latest leader to launch a diplomatic mission. he'll be in kiev on monday and moscow on tuesday. meanwhile, u. s. president joe biden has also been invited to ukraine. bide slate of a lot of me as the lensky the past, by over the phone on sunday. how did you cast stories in washington dc? she says it's unclear where the white house sounds on the invitation. what's telling is that this detail out of that call came not from the white house, but from the office of the ukrainian president lensky. now, in his read out of the call and his offices read out, it says that the loan ski invited biden to go to keys in the coming days, quote unquote, because the u. s. presidents present there in t

s. c. e. within 48 hours. camp once direct ounces from moscow about why more than a 100000 russian soldiers have surrounded ukraine from nearly every site. the kremlin insists it is not planning and invasion. most western governments, though all convinced it is now the german chancellor of shoals is the latest leader to launch a diplomatic mission. he's due in kiev shortly. and we'll be in moscow on tuesday. ask alive to kevin alger. zera's. natasha butler is there. so the german chancellor is in here. what are we likely to hear from him? yes, so laughed sholtes in cave at a time that berlin has called critical shoulds, though, of course, believes that diplomacy is still possible to avert a war on european soil will shone, will be meeting the ukrainian president followed him. is lensky hearing a key? the 2 will talk, of course, about the situation, which is very a tense indeed. they will also discuss the possibility of germany offering more financial aid to ukraine. but there's been some frustration

s. c. e. within 48 hours. kiev wants direct answers from moscow about why more than 100000 russian soldiers have taken up position on ukraine's eastern board up. the kremlin insists that it's not planning an invasion. first, at western governments though, are convinced that it is germany's chancellor. olaf schultz is the latest leader to launch a diplomatic mission. he's during care of shortly and will be in moscow on tuesday . u. s. president joe biden has also been advised to ukraine by president of lot in his landscape the to spoke by phone on sunday. we have correspondence in russia and ukraine. monitoring developments will be live with dawson jabari and moscow in just a moment. but 1st let's go to natasha butler, who's in ukraine's capital kia. so germany's chancellor earl of schultz will be there to day. what are we expecting from him? yes. oh la sholtes and keep it a time that berlin is cooling critical are the german chancellor clearly feels that there is still room for diplomacy. germany ada

united states has sir declared willing to do this in bilateral discussions with russia and within the u. s. e. the polish chair has also initiated a new high ranking dialogue process. it's a dialogue that will follow a sense of mutuality, recognition, of principles such as of all agreed within the cd to the to mean the territorial integrity last article in vile ability of borders. and that also applies to ukraine. this is not to be negotiated. wilson, my urgent request is that we should continue to explore these matters by dialogue. we should not end in the cul de sac, that would be a disaster to fall every was law. as the german government is aware that further military aggression visally ukraine would have like serious political and strategic consequences. but in my opinion, if that is something we all know very well if any such escalation, therefore, needs to be avoided, who grew up in a determined and resolute way allotted. finding a diplomatic resolution was one of the main reasons why i traveled to care of yesterday. in moscow to day president putin and i agree that the norman dave form

full use of the information and consultation mechanisms provided for by the vienna document within the o. s. e framework, together with but with its partners and allies, germany remains open to discussing with russia 6 you, she would g concerns of mutual interest. mister president, if a sovereign member states of this organization adopts an aggressive poster towards another sovereign member states of this organization, this is not something the united nations and its member states should be casual about. it is good that the un bodies stay abreast of the situation around ukraine, and we will have a debate in the general assembly on 23rd of february. germany certainly remains strongly committed to finding a diplomatic solution and to be hope others would to thank you. you'll be looking for, i'm grateful to the representative of germany for his statement. i now would like to make a further statement in my capacity as deputy foreign minister of russian federation . and this is what i would like to saying. we have heard to heritage to day words such as war aggression. most interesting here. thing i

has the right to move troops within its own territory, although it does have certain obligations under the u. s. e to, to, to notify it. western corporate partners about that, i suppose, you know, maybe what has no other space within which it could move these troops around. but this is, this is the largest military build up in europe since the end of world war 2 by, by most count for. and so it, it rightly is going to have people very, very nervous and frankly is only because those troops are along the border that fujen is having, you know, with daily conversations with western readers. canadian police have begun dispensing truckers blocking traffic at a vital bridge to the us. now the angry about coded 19 restrictions when the police say the standard has been peaceful. the blockade of the ambassador bridge has full some auto factories across the border to shut down because of the lack of part from canada. independent journalist damn the competitive joke, says that as police moved in to disperse the blockade, many demonstrators began leaving without resistance. a lot of the protesters did leave, t

has the right to move troops within its own territory, although it does have certain obligations under the u. s. e to, to, to notify if it was from corporate partners. about that, i suppose, you know, maybe what has no other space within which it could move these troops around. but this is, this is the largest military build up in europe since the end of world war 2 by, by most count for. and so it, it rightly is going to have people very, very nervous. and frankly, is only because those troops are along the border that fujen is having, you know, with daily conversations with western readers. effective state, anthony lincoln's as washington is open to dialogue with north korea. but he hasn't ruled out the possibility of further provocative actions from young young lincoln. this meeting is japanese and south korean counterparts in hawaii talks are focusing on north korea as recent flurry of missile tests from brian as the latest from sol . these tests have certainly raised the stakes here in asia pacific and i think it's been important to from and to be lincoln's point of view. and also from his co

yes, washer has the right to move troops within its own territory, although it does have certain obligations under the u. s. e to, to, to notify it. western corporate partners about that. i suppose, you know, maybe what has no other space within which it, it could move the troops around. but this is, this is the largest military build up in europe since the end of world war 2 by, by most count for. and so it, it rightly is going to have people very, very nervous and frankly, is only because the troops are along the border that fujen is having, you know, almost daily conversations with western leaders, whether it's fighting or my cronies or shoot coming to moscow in the near future, the truck was in moscow the other day, right? that would not be happening if those troops were not station where they are. and what is interesting is that despite the military presence of russia car has around ukraine, it's actually the, the remarks from washington. and the one is coming from washington that a much more robust because it seems to be a very different time coming from the ukranian president. roger is lensky. he is ca

within the normandy form of. mister president, old signatories of the minsk agreements agreed on the need for the o. s. c. e. special monitoring mission safe and secure access to the entire territory of ukraine. the mandate of the s m. n. was agreed by old, 57, o s. c e participation states. at the sensitive time, it is imperative that the s m. m, be given the full access, agreed and at the mandate we commend those who have engaged in dialogue and to urge them to redouble their efforts to seek a peaceful resolution. to this perilous situation. we owe nothing less to the people of ukraine. we call on all parties to ensure the protection of civilians as well as refraining from any actions that would to escalate the situation. mister president, ukraine has already endured 8 years of bitter conflict with over 14000 lives lost the people of eastern ukraine in particular have suffered from years of insecurity, humanitarian crisis, and human rights violations and abuses. this council and its members have the responsibility to work, to resolve this conflict, rather than yield to a grim new chapter, which will infli

s, c, e, it's san bull, and astonished declarations. now what those things, what those declarations do are basically describe the boundaries within which a country a sovereign nation can choose what military alliance is going to be a part of. and the documents clearly state that any sovereign nation, of course, has the right to join any military alliance and wants that clause. the united states loves, of course, as we know. but russia's foreign minister is actually pointing to the fact that washington is ignoring another point. another equally as important point, and that is that a country's choice of military alliances cannot impede on the national security of another sovereignly. that's something that even last week live. rob also said that he mentioned this double standards during negotiations in geneva with the us secretary of state. so let's take a listen to what he said back then. me on the so so. so at the, so think it's your mac, though the principle of indivisibility is not something we will give up on. if we insist on an honest conversation, and on an honest explanation of why the west does not want to fulfill its obligations

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