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last year the congress considered judy shelton as someone who publicly cast out on whether or not wehould have deposit insurance that ensures everybody who has a full bank account if the bank goes belly up that you don't lose your life savings. that is the type of nominee we had. democrats did not agree with her and her views but they did not stop theut committee on voting on her that they came and unanimously voted against her. but thes.s. process continued. so at the end of the day, it is so alarming we have come to the point in which our colleagues will use any attempt to stop the process whether in committee, on the floor to grind the wheels of government to a halt as a political tactic and at the end of the day that only hurts the american people. we should be voting on the nominees to the fed so alternately we can have a full said board to make the monetary policy decisions to improve the lives of americans to reign in inflation and their absence here today speaks loudly about that hypocrisy to say we care about inflation but yet you will not allow those entities to make a diff

also part of the three-day lineup machine gun kelly called z miley cyrus newlyweds, blake shelton andute sent and some of my favorite songs of minute you have ever been me. >> i met and talked to place shelton once i have been in the same area is was defining. that was too scared to say nothing. you shooter shot this time. you can not be too scared to say anything. we need a mickey guyton. the collaboration, honey, we yeah. >> haha. >> and tonight on a 2 year with j lo and ben as they walk down the aisle. >> sorry, i i meant red carpet for gyms. new movie marry me. she given that since that she's basically playing herself in the phil for entertainment tonight. i'm shelter. >> it's time for the annual animals pick to win the super bowl manatees. hugh and buffett made their picks saturn aquarium in florida. and unfortunately for the rams but wasted no time went right into the cincinnati bengals sign he was a bit more decisive. but he also ended up going over the bengals, picking the bengals over the rams. and just for context, buffett correctly picked the tampa bay buccaneers to win las

i googled judy shelton gold bug.t about 570,000 replies to that and i had to bring it up because golden has been holding up pretty good, you took a lot of hits your theories were miss characterized but what does this say, to those who tried to, who actually were sub full in keeping you away from the federal reserve. >> well, i always thought i showed a certain amount of ignorance because if you talk to the most important central bankers that we've had, paul volcker, oral an alan greenspan i've had numerous conversations with both of them and to talk about gold is to talk about prior international monetary systems and how they have worked or not worked, and it turns out that alan greenspan is fairly recently, in the last few years, said that he considers gold a primary global currency. charles: yeah. >> so i think it just shows a lack of understanding of what one seeks to accomplish through an international monetary system and we need to grow lessons from what has worked in the past and we had numerous versions. charl

w. charlotte shelton pill in london. just how rare it is for a monarch to celebrate a platinum jubilee. that's why and just take a step back to really consider exactly what that means. she has been on the throwed throne with 7 decades now during that time overseeing a period of extraordinary change. your britain just just think about at the end of the british empire, for example, massive technical, technological change, more recently as well. rex it, because bid throughout that she's been room, she's remainder a stable figure, a dignified, figuring for so many. in fact, the vast majority of the public here, they don't know another monica, this is m, i meant to, to reflect on that time. of course, we do know that that will be biggest celebrations in june. they'll be a 4 day weekend when you can expect people really enjoying the sunny a weather st. posses, for example, all expected to mock. what is this extraordinary achievement for the monic? ah, some sports now senegal have won the africa cup of nations for the 1st time

. >> in the middle of the glenn diamond case, robert shelton, at that time the most powerful klan membermerica, came down to meet with the police commissioner for the sole purpose to show the police that the klan has their back. >> did robert shelton's family come down and get a photo from somebody at the station after the mob lynching was in the paper? >> that strictly -- that never happened. >> there were five officers that were indicted. well, i was suspended on april the 15th of 1976, and i was off work until november 29th. the charges against me were thrown out because i wasn't even there. >> webber wasn't one of the main culprits that night. but overall, when it came down to the relationship with the police department and the black community, he was always hostile. >> ida b. wells once said "the ones who write the report commits the murders." even when other officers know that something someone is doing within the department is wrong, there is such a wall of silence. the blue wall is what we call it. >> michael was the lawyer for glenn diamond, and later michael donald. and he just

let's listen to all our shelton. his own words. 14 but, and was imperial, put in, wants to create a russian empire. and he wants to reconfigure europe, according to his own ideas. and he does not hesitate to use military violence into what we see this to day in ukraine. so we must ask ourselves what capabilities putin's russia has. and what capabilities do we need to meet this threat to day and in the future? later on in that so called emerson douglas mia? and that we must invest more in the security of our country to defend our freedom and democracy to set that up for new from now on year for year. more than 2 percent of our g d. p will be invested in defense for most of the postwar period, germany has essentially been her pacifist country. there's been a very strong streak of, of pacifism, in german politics. the that has now apparently all changed virtually overnight. yes, and it's done by a coalition of social democrats and green party are, which are one of the most pacifists oriented thought of parties in german

last year, congress considered judy shelton someone who had publicly cast doubt on whether or not we should have the deposit insurances that they would ultimately ensure ones who had a bank account if the bank goes belly up that you do not lose your life savings that was a type of nominees we had. democrats did in degree with her, but we voted for her and unanimously voted against it. the process continues. the end of the day, it is so alarming that we have come to the point in which our colleagues would use any attempt to stop the process, whether it is in committee to stop the committee -- on the floor to grind the wheels of government to a halt as a political tactic. the political tactic at the end of the day only hurts the american people. we should be voting on these nominees, particularly to the fed so that we can ultimately have a full fed award that can make the monetary policy decisions that can improve the lives of americans and rein in inflation. they are absent here today and it speaks loudly. >> i am disappointed with my republican friends. i made upset a lot of members

let's listen to all our shelton. his own words, 14 but analysis. imperial shootin wants to create a russian empire, and he wants to reconfigure europe according to his own ideas. and he does not hesitate to use military violence. what we see this to day in ukraine. so we must ask ourselves what capabilities putin's russia has. and what capabilities do we need to meet this threat to day and in the future? later on in that so called emerson douglas mia? and that we must invest more in the security of our country to defend our freedom. and democracy says that if and from now on year for year, more than 2 percent of our g d. p will be invested in defense for most of the postwar period, germany has essentially been a, a pacifist country. there's been a very strong streak of, of pacifism in german politics the that has now apparently all changed virtually overnight. yes, and it's done by a coalition of social democrats and green party are, which are one of the most pacifists oriented thought of parties in germany. ah, so i

yes, shelton, bug at you commission president ursula founder line. and as we mentioned there, german transfer all of shells in about an hour from now let's move on and take a look at some of these stories making headlines around the world. canadian police say they've arrested more than 100 protesters who've been blocking traffic in the capital ottawa for 3 weeks demonstrators angry about coven 19 restrictions of paralyzed parts of the city. the crisis prompted prime minister just intruder to enact emergency powers. dozens of migrants were turned away at the border between chile and bolivia, should. he has tightened its controls and you migration law has come into force. among others, it allows the return of migrants without documents. shitty has experienced a growing number of people from neighboring countries entering the country in the past year. at least 9 people have been killed as a 2nd. major storm swept through northern europe. on friday. strong winds have uprooted trees, damaged buildings, and wreaked havoc with transportation across the cont

the miss shelton, brazil. nathan, i'm convinced that our unit is you can leave my unit, the guys with whom i serve. we're ready for any scenario. the company we have the skills not ready and very motivated. we know who were defending was ukrainian. people are behind us, our home. we're ready to stand our ground until the end. the dorm vast region though, may not be the main prize for russia. as d. w heard from a sure of the european council on foreign relations. i mean, it's good that sort of burly in paris is now is road accelerating efforts on don boss on to be processed. we should understand that the russian game at the moment is much bigger. don barzyk sees a side show, i have to say the russian gave me for listen to mr. poo, didn't see the documents that they put on the table. it's about ukraine's own and is about sort of a shame she'd been tardy. european security order as the u. s moves troops into romania to bolster nato's border along the black sea. karl build says it is in fact the us and nato that r

and i keep hearing that chancellor shelton's visit is being seen as one of the last opportunities for a diplomatic solution. but president putin has made it clear that the person he most wants to hear from is the u. s. president joe biden. that's true. so this is actually what i'm waiting for, a new summit between president putin and president biden. just the one like we've seen in geneva in june last year. i think this is coming probably in spring. and only after that, we will know if there is any chance for peace or the escalation. ok, thank you for that roman contractor from d. w is that russia, ukraine, and the eastern europe service just to bring you some breaking news on that. russian media reporting that some russian troops and are returning to their basis after completing military drills close to ukraine. and the country's defense minister is quoted as saying that some units have completed the exercises and the loading equipment on the trains to return. however, other drills are continuing or should military units have been carrying out large scale exercises near its board wit

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let's start actually with the dance shelton bird. interesting what he said there about the transatlantic relationship and how important it is that how europe has this need to be united with the united states even in this post trump era? absolutely. and you know, i think until now we haven't seen a full recovery from the strains that were imposed by many of president trump's decisions. in fact, the last time that the security conference met live in the beginning of 2020, those strains were very, very much apparent with real doubts about the degree to which the transit atlantic alliance could return to its former strength. and i think when he says if russia seeks to divide us, it will find that actually it has only achieved the opposite. it has united us, i must say, that really does appear to be the case where we are seeing a level of unity and alignment. and clear professions of what nato must and can do to maintain peace instability. and that's, that's quite fascinating because i think even a year ago, many of us were not sure wheth

i was only a salinas in his original shelton, it landed croft chuck was born january 10th, 1934. he graduated from the university of chief with a degree and political economy from 1964 to 1989. he climbed the career ladder from that of an ordinary worker to the head of the ideological department, but the central committee of the communist party of ukraine from 990. he was a member of the central committee of the communist party, but the soviet union eventually achieved the position of chairman of the supreme soviet of ukrainian ssr. in 1990 activists from the people's movement visited the usa and met with representatives of the u. s. ministration, including pentagon chief dick cheney, people's movement leafless began appearing in ukraine, stating that the republic was providing food for all of russia, and that secession from the u. s. s. r. would transform ukraine into a country as prosperous as france ah, in the context of the u. s. s. r's, longstanding economic crisis. such claims had a significant effect on society. the peoples movement of ukraine was rapidly moving in a more

so i think this is something also we should bring to mind to mr. shelton . bird. well, that's the rop for now. my name is peter scott, and i'll be back again at the top of the hour, then he'll dates on russia's ongoing military operation. thank you for watching. join me every thursday on the alex simon, sure. that i'll be speaking together in the world politics sport, business. i'm show business, i'll see you then by the way, i am if jenny. yep. of course. the more gunner with the assault section of the 2nd platoon 3rd special forces unit blue, we're always on the alert for an armed conflict. because if we get intelligence about militants in the neighborhood, it's usually reliable with the squadron has played a part in conflict before or but this was the 1st attack of its kind on to rain like this. we would expect from them. we were ready for them at any moment, but it was a very difficult area and they were able to open fire 1st was not with from, with one of the for a special forces soldiers, the thinking is paramount. but with that, how he makes the right decis

let's listen to all our shelton. his own words. 14 but, and was his imperial shootin wants to create a russian empire in all he wants to reconfigure europe according to his own ideas. and he does not hesitate to use military violence in there what we see this to day in ukraine. so we must ask ourselves what capabilities putin's russia has. and what capabilities do we need to meet this threat to day and in the future? later on in that so called emerson douglas mia, and that we must invest more in the security of our country to defend our freedom and democracy to says that if a new from now on year for year, more than 2 percent of our g d p will be invested in defense for most of the postwar period, germany has essentially been her pacifist country. there's been a very strong streak of, of pacifism, in german politics. the that has now, apparently all changed virtually overnight. yes. and it's done by a coalition of social democrats and green party are which are one of the most pacifists oriented thought of parties in

let's get europe ian reaction with dominant cain in berlin. chancellor left shelton's just spoken. i believe what he said. miss chancellor shots has just spoken in the course the last 20 minutes and as again condemned the actions of the, of the russian government in the strongest possible terms. so that this was a better blow for the western world for the world and said that this is putin's war as a direct quote from him that he is going to pay in. so in terms of sanctions, that's something that is foreign minister colleague, elena bell boxer also reiterated speaking earlier than mr. shots when she said that the world would woken up to a different situation. now, because of what the russian government has done in her words, it's also worth pointing out that it's not just in germany that there are strong words going against president putin in the actions of his soldiers in ukraine. we know that in belgium, for instance, the junior minister of the belgian government is said that russians are no longer welcome in, in belgium, and that in this minister's belief, it should not be taboo

there is practical solutions in place, the, you refuse the mean less trust. lot for us before the bar shelton, the prime minister, each and every one of them of tried to find solutions. i swung by solutions of a solution besides my life is always solutions is none of the difficulties of the half dos full around the whole cost. but we have not find the willingness within the a you to at this moment, a difficulty the snow gym with crisis in europe. the cost of living crisis, one, your constituents, the downing state crisis, which you've spoken about so eloquently in the, in the house of commons. the northern irish crisis, the crisis of politics, the resignation of the 1st minister is not getting enough bandwidth because of so many other things. kind of the agenda. it's not really the best timing to focus attention on the problems we did get government on the from september, october of last, but give them almost 2 years to try and sort the spot. right. right. we give the, the government norm for austin and this is supposed to be hard to give him a time scale as well. so we've been very patient.

for joining us here on the show and my guests in the studio include the historian o rica on here. shelton who sees russian tanks invading ukraine, teach us one clear lesson. we need a broad collection of tools if we are to realize our international responsibility. also with us is vendor leaf on brito from the economist magazine who believes vladimir putin as damaged his country. the e u. a still rush has biggest export market and western sanctions will hurt at a warm welcome to to matthew con, each nick chief europe corresponded for politico than matthew argues that russia's latest invasion of ukraine in straits, the failure of european and especially german foreign policy, which for years was focused on trying to placate poor jim. thank you very much for being with me today. i'd like to begin with all rica and her follows me. it's helen sky. the, the credit president has come out and said, put in vladimir putin wants to destroy ukraine. is that going to fall? or is that an accurate description of where we are now? i would say putting wants to destroy ukrainian autonomy, not that crenan n

let's listen to all our shelton. his own words. 14 but, and was his imperial shootin wants to create a russian empire in all he wants to reconfigure europe according to his own ideas. and he does not hesitate to use military violence. what we see this today in ukraine? so we must ask ourselves what capabilities putin's russia has. and what capabilities do we need to meet this threat to day and in the future? later on in that so called emerson douglas mia, and that we must invest more in the security of our country to defend our freedom and democracy to set that up on new from now on year for year. more than 2 percent of our g d. p will be invested in defense for most of the postwar period, germany has essentially been her pacifist country. there's been a very strong streak of, of pacifism, in german policy that has now apparently all changed virtually overnight. yes, and it's done by a coalition of social democrats and green party are, which are one of the most pacifists oriented thought of parties in germany. ah, so

that's no longer an issue with on that topic on would you actually got another reaching shelton soon open. if you see me, it's hump that with the taxes in the city of gama, across the border in the democratic republic of the congo. we also choose these kina for tennessee. a, someone living here in uganda. i can tell you it is definitely a change for the better. and it is also nice to think that some day in the not so distant future, all of the new motorcycle taxes will be met being from the beginning. let's hope so, sandra. what for now? batteries are still probably the most important component of an electric vehicle. unfortunately, the process of producing them is in so environmentally friendly are. that's only part of it. what happens once they're used up? can they be recycled better on that report? considers these issues the automobile has brought comfort and independence to the lives of billions of people. but scuffling ever growing amounts of fossil fuels has also taken its toll on the climate. we have an energy. gra, thanks to lithium ion batteries, we might now be entering a n

and my guests in the studio include the historian o rica on here. shelton who saves russian tanks invading ukraine. teach us one clear lesson, we need a broad collection of tools. if we are to realize our international responsibility . also with us, his vendor leaf on brito from the economist magazine who believes vladimir putin has damaged his country. the e u. a still rush has biggest export market and western sanctions will hurt at a warm welcome to to matthew con, each nick chief europe corresponded for politico, and matthew argues that russia's latest invasion of ukraine ellis traits, the failure of european and especially german foreign policy, which for years was focused on trying to placate poor jim. thank you very much for being with me today. i'd like to begin with all rica and her follow to me it's helen sky. the, the credit president has come out and said, put in bloody me putting, wants to destroy ukraine. is that going to fall? or is that an accurate description of where we are now? i would say putting wants to destroy ukrainian autonomy, not that crenan nation as such. but o

and i keep hearing that chancellor shelton's visit is being seen as one of the last opportunities for a diplomatic solution. but president putin has made it clear that the person he most wants to hear from is the u. s. president joe biden. that's true. so this is actually what i'm waiting for, a new summit between president putin and president biden. just the one like we've seen in geneva in june last year. i think this is coming probably in spring. and only after that, we will know if there is any chance for peace or de escalation. ok, thank you for that roman contractor from the companies that russia ukraine and the eastern europe service. let's take a look at some more stores making headlines around the world. now we'll start in on chum duras where police of surrounded the home of the former president of the united states demanded his extradition. the u. s. accuses one, orlando, hernandez, of corruption and involvement in drug trafficking. mr. hernandez left office last month following 80 years as president and denies all the charges. least 2 people have been killed in clashes betw

and after years of pushing against cars from the us to invest more in natal shelton ounce that's happening too high to national defense spending to more than 2 percent of germany's economic output per year president put in president putin should not under estimate our determination to defend every square meter of our alliances territory together with our allies is laden, we are cutting off russian banks and state companies from financing. if we are preventing the export of future technology to russia, we are focusing on the oligarchs and their assets in the east. germany and its allies hold these tough multilateral sanctions. will force russia to retreat and bring peace. that to you, me. of the war there's, i'm a joint barge if it corresponded. melinda, cried miller, a complete turnaround in german foreign security policy there yesterday. that within the space of just a couple of days. and there's nothing short of a paradigm shift in postwar, germany, at what changes are we looking at? absolutely, it is a complete attack, tonic shift. so concretely, the big changes are what we just heard a

k was fatally shelton, november 19. $63.00 will on a visit to dallas, texas, with the official investigation saying, oswald, a former us marine of 10. we lived in the soviet union, had fired from a nearby building the case a spoke numerous conspiracy theories including government cover ups. what it is, book now the j f. k. assassination dissected what says it was a qu, they tough. the cia and other military people were very unhappy with kennedy and extremely concerned about where he was leaning america. in fact, number one was the warming up a little bit of the relationship with russia and getting rid of a very bitter hostile cold war. you can be sure that the officials in moscow, beijing and havana were contacted directly by our ambassadors and my direct phone calls to make sure that they had not been involved. and once i was asked or change, and that was quite quickly, you can be sure. and then it came to realize very, very fast that this was a domestic price. this was the assassination of president, not by foreign powers, but by people here in america. and it was then the overthrow, the g

and my guess in the studio include the historian o rica on here. shelton who sees russian tanks invading ukraine, teach us one clear lesson. we need a broad collection of tools if we are to realize our international responsibility. also with us is rendalie form burrito from the economist magazine who believes vladimir putin has damaged his country, the e. u. a still rush has biggest export markets, and western sanctions will hurt at a warm welcome to to matthew con, each nick chief europe correspondence for politico than matthew argues that russia's latest invasion of ukraine illustrates the failure of european and especially german foreign policy, which yes is focused on trying to locate today. thank you very much for being with me today. i'd like to begin with on rica and her for letting me it's helen sky. the the credit president has come out and said, put in bloody me, putting wants to destroy ukraine. is that going to fall or is that an accurate description of where we are now? i would say putting wants to destroy ukrainian autonomy, not that crenan nation as such. but of course, wh

let's listen to all our shelton. his own words, 14 but, and was his imperial foot and wants to create a russian empire in all he wants to reconfigure. europe, according to his own ideas, and he does not hesitate to use military violence. what we see this today in ukraine. so we must ask ourselves what capabilities putin's russia has. and what capabilities do we need to meet this threat to day and in the future? later on in that so called emerson douglas mia, and that we must invest more in the security of our country to defend our freedom and democracy to set that up on new from now on year for year. more than 2 percent of our g d. p will be invested in defense for most of the postwar period, germany has essentially been her pacifist country. there's been a very strong streak of, of pacifism, in german politics that has now apparently all changed virtually overnight. yes, and it's done by a coalition of social democrats and green party are, which are one of the most pacifists oriented thought of parties in germany. a

a 2 month old girl died from the cold and it lived province around $2800000.00 people have sought shelton camps after fleeing their homes during serious decade long civil war. while it's a red light in tune is in a group of women hitting the road on motorbike sun, all women, queens bike has crew to attract more drivers to join them in a sport as traditionally male dominated. there are more than $300.00 women antennas here with a motorcycle license, a few ride because it's not widely accepted. we're still not getting lots of most is id is always afraid of a woman who drives a motorcycle or women who drives the car. in general, when a woman approaches anything that has to do with mechanics, she becomes dangerous. but in fact, it is possible to be better than men in driving patches and men in many things. even in raleigh competitions of women can achieve a better ranking than a man. this is not restricted to men. ah, what's out there with me? so rob, the reminder of old hope story. guineas bizarre president has survived a coup attempt and says the situation is under control. present moto cir

and after years of pushing against cars from the us to invest more in natal, shelton out that's happening too high to national defense spending to more than 2 percent of germany's economic output per year. president put in, president putin should not under estimate our determination to defend every square meter of our alliances territory together with our allies. is leyden. we are cutting off russian banks and state companies from financing. if we are preventing the export of future technology to russia, we are focusing on the oligarchs and their assets in the u. z. germany and its allies hold to these tough multi lateral sanctions. will force russia to retreat and bring peace. that to you, me. the united nations refugee agency says more than 300000 people have fled ye grain. more than a 150000 of crossed into neighboring poland. people are still facing enormous cues waiting to get across, arrive, exhausted, and in need of shelter after long journeys. most are women and children, men aged 18 to 60, told to stay behind and fight. well, they doubly corresponded max and a standing by at the

let's listen to all our shelton. his own words, 14 but analysis, imperial a futon wants to create a russian empire in all. he wants to reconfigure europe, according to his own ideas, and he does not hesitate to use military violence in there what we see this to day in ukraine. so we must ask ourselves what capabilities putin's russia has. and what capabilities do we need to meet this threat to day and in the future? later on in that so called emerson douglas, mia and we must invest more in the security of our country to defend our freedom and democracy to set that up for new from now on year for year. more than 2 percent of our g d. p will be invested in defense for most of the postwar period, germany has essentially been her pacifist country. there's been a very strong streak of, of pacifism, in german politics. the that has now apparently all changed virtually overnight. yes, and it's done by a coalition of social democrats and green party are, which are one of the most pacifists oriented thought of parties in germ

political editor, mr. elect, krishna there for us in keith, waiting for the press conference of olaf shelton zalinski. to start the press conference, of course, we'll bring to live as soon as it happens. but 1st, he has some more stories making headlines around the world today. as the situation escalates on russia's border to ukraine, the 1st batch of german troop reinforcements have arrived. lithuania, their presence is meant to bolster security in the baltic region, but in said it was sending $350.00 soldiers in response to moscow, military buildup. hundreds of the world's top scientists are meeting to begin finalizing a major un report of climate change. the report by the intergovernmental panel on climate change is expected to explain how rising temperatures are already impacting our planet and what to expect in the future. thousands of people have rallied in the tennessean capital against moves by president co. he said to give himself sweeping powers over the judiciary is presidential decrease strapped to judicial watchdog, and gave himself the ability to block appointments and dismiss

my daughter also spend the night in being the shelton now people came to their flats, but the eaves there will be they will be in the shelf as again the shelf is around the seat and the subway speech as well. okay, there we are. here we go. let's get a closer look at some more detail on where the fighting has been happening in and around kia with sorta hello. thanks a lot pizza. well, i see i've been monitoring a lot of the russian activity around and in care of in the last couple of days. and interestingly on friday, a lot of the intent fi thing was happening up here. if you take a look, you've got kids, that's the central, that's the capital of ukraine and in areas where there was a lot of intense fighting areas like yvonne came up in the north. and that's where there's been a big bridge that crosses terra river river. now ukrainian forces replete reportedly rather destroyed to stem the advancement of the russian forces on 2 kids through the city of vish corals. other areas of intense fighting also happens in the north of q of in an area called a blown districts as well. but the situati

in other parts of the country, these would allow us to help more vulnerable people get the basics. shelton, food, want that, and they'll scare as soon as possible. seconds, i have a warranty them, you know, why does the, when cries, is coordinated for ukraine's evil? yes, we the government with all relevant actors on the ground, supported by the residences, humanitarian coordinator, and the un country team. at the same time, we are bringing together partner, seen and outside the country, and searching personnel into the country serves. tomorrow we will launch 2 for the 90, the emergency appeals for ukraine and the region. when that the rest is escalating, humanitarian needs inside the country, including rising internal displacement and another response to the needs of people crossing international borders to seek refuge in countries neighboring ukraine. as we ramp up our efforts, it is essential that the safety and security of un and associated but so now he knew crane are protected in accordance with international law. and that you meditate in excess who vulnerable people and communities

well, those who remain sake shelton, the decommissioned 10 novel nuclear power plant is among the target that have now fallen to russian forces.

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let's listen to all of shelton. his own words. 14 but analysis, imperial a futon wants to create a russian empire, and he wants to reconfigure europe according to his own ideas. and he does not hesitate to use military violence. what we see this to day in ukraine. so we must ask ourselves what capabilities putin's russia has. and what capabilities do we need to meet this threat to day and in the future? later on the dental co, emerson douglas mia and that we must invest more in the security of our country to defend our freedom and democracy to says that if and from now on year for year, more than 2 percent of our g d. p will be invested in defense for most of the postwar period, germany has essentially been a, a pacifist country. there's been a very strong streak of, of pacifism in german politics that has now, apparently all changed virtually overnight. yes. and it's done by a coalition of social democrats and green party are, which are one of the most pacifists oriented thought of parties in germany. ah, so it mig

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okay, we're breaking into programming to guy live to brussels now way nato secretary general yearns shelton bag is addressing the media. after meeting at night i defense menaces have been making as tension continue between russia and ukraine. let's as needed to continue. we continue to monitor developments very closely. we call our our shaw to do what assess and withdraw its forces from the borders of ukraine. this will be an important 1st step towards a peaceful, political solution. to they, we met with our close partners, ukraine and georgia. we addressed the continued the 5th of russian aggression, the deteriorating security situation in the black sea region on nate, those so strong political om, practical support for both countries. nato anomalies are helping ukraine boost its ability to defend itself. self defense is the right, enshrined into you and shorter and alice, i helping ukraine to uphold our throats, including with trainers and military equipment for ukraine, an armed forces, cyber and intelligence expertise, and with significant financial support. we also discussed the presen