that he is also important and possibly more important than sholtz, and this is the statement: we will nato troops to ukraine, then a number of countries said that no, no, this will not happen, never at this time, this is a political moment, can really something will happen that is not within the framework of cooperation with nato, but simply that each individual country will be able to support. for example, on the 20th , it seems that the military, peter pavel allowed to join the war in ukraine, i am talking about the czech military, can something like this become a more common phenomenon in europe, which could strengthen our front, and do we need it, we understand that first of all, we are waiting for weapons, you are absolutely right, first of all we are talking about the fact that we do not so much need help with manpower from our partners, but help with equipment and weapons, it is not the same thing... one time said president volodymyr zelenskyi, and this initiative by macron, in my opinion, had rather the opposite effect, because all the nato countries that were there at this me

which is now announced, at least to provide ukraine, including long-range weapons , she will convince sholtzdo it, maybe they will find some option, they will find it there some way to create some fund, some... there is a common conditional bank where all long-range weapons will be deposited, and then by a joint decision, not only by the decision of scholz himself, they will be transferred to ukraine, technology allows you to find a lot of options when you transfer, but it seems you, it's not you, so i guess it's only a matter of time, but it's too bad that this one... is costing us more and more victims. this is scary. mr. volodymyr, let's talk about our closest neighbors, because the self-proclaimed president of belarus , oleksandr lukashenko, has already announced that he will to run in the next presidential elections in the republic of belarus, which will be held in 2025. lukashenko has been in power for 30 years. and we will hear how he talks about his prospects in the following. strain you, me and society, the sooner i go to these elections. in 2020, he already went to the elections, a

difficult times, difficult days await, i would even say, how could it be weeks, now about chancellor olaf sholtz, whom vasyl already mentioned z... mentioned: ukraine defends itself with everything it has, but what has been promised in europe so far, as well as the decisions of the american congress , are not enough. this is a quote. german chancellor olaf scholz said this before leaving for washington today. by the way, he is going to the usa firstly to meet with president joe biden, and secondly, he will try to convince congressmen to unblock aid to ukraine. before departure, the bundeschancellor called on the leaders of the free world to consolidate support for ukraine, and at the same time , olaf scholz emphasized that putin it is necessary to send a signal that the aid to ukraine from the west will not simply decrease, it will last long enough and will be big enough. well, by the way, the americans really cooperated, when it comes to weapons, specifically with general zaluzhny, they have many years of trust and confidence in the fact that these weapons will get where they need to be, right?

and so this afternoon's meeting, with key ally and german chancellor 0laf sholtz, was attracting particularit should anyway — there is a crisis in the middle east, a new israeli assault on rafah, and that ongoing stalemate in washington over ukraine funding. germany has a major stake in all of it. this is what they said to the press. i want to thank you for your leadership and you have doubled german military aid to ukraine. it's very important, we've got to step up. very important, we've got to step u, , ., , very important, we've got to step u . _ , ., , ., very important, we've got to step up. germany and the united states have to play _ up. germany and the united states have to play a _ up. germany and the united states have to play a role. _ up. germany and the united states have to play a role. especially - up. germany and the united states have to play a role. especially so i have to play a role. especially so looking _ have to play a role. especially so looking at — have to play a role. especially so looking at the russian aggression against _ looking at the russian aggression again