so soleski could expect him more support or more military support button. i have just heard this more. yeah. that at the end of the meeting, on some certain political leaders, what i would be cautious like of breath in wrong was, had be more cautious than that. you know, yesterday, for example. so this may, we can say that in principle that you may be likely to have then more than in the past because this meeting can make a difference. but at the same time, we always have to remember that the inter governmental they mention the ease of it is a single strain to for european countries. i thought is they hard to predict. a sim, russia has said that if countries were to send fighter jets to ukraine, that, that would have ramifications for the whole world. this is rhetoric that we've heard in the past from president putin and members of his administration. but in this scenario, if that were to actually happen, if countries were to consider sending jets or were to actually send jets going forward, what would it mean when it comes to russia and what would russia b

but in some way with me, it was a little bit more because soleski was here for expecting a bit more. and apparently it was a, it was using a more strategic approach cautious approach once. well, sir, he or we only have a couple minutes left, or i want to ask you when it comes to present zalinski, trying to ensure that ukraine can join you. do you think that ukraine will be able to join you in an expedited manner and also more importantly, what can you membership offer ukraine that you members cheaper is a long term advantage for you. great. and it will allow your brain to restore after the, after all, the devastations made by russia. and this was, this will also help to make our country better. because in order to become a new member state, your brain needs to make reforms, or otherwise your brain doesn't become a member of state. and such reforms. ah, they will not allow such scenes like corruption or mismanagement, that the war widespread in your grain before. i think that membership will allow us to become better internally and to in future we will leave without such and such, suc

with the buy in distress is they've essentially subcontracted usaa russell policy to you. trade in soleski is not a rational actor. he sees me comments about his desire to have us occasion preemptive nuclear strike against russia doesn't we're going to happen by this last year attended president we are perhaps on so it was no risk of new to the were on on our end. but um yeah, that's so it, we just need to get a return to sanity, you know, in a commitment to piece. and i think i do think a cease fire is the way to do that. what i see happening in the near future is a rush's quarterly on the verge of a massive winter spread offensive involving press, an additional half 1000000 troops on you crazy border that's likely to occur in the next couple of weeks. and i think there's going to be a massive success on, on the russian military's part in a, you know, a concrete, a wide swath of ukrainian territory, as well as capture large number of ukrainian troops. that will essentially brain western leaders to, to our senses will. and will be forced to admit that ukraine has just been defeated and has

well, it is a very, very important and relevant meeting because for the 1st time in president and soleski, add the trends to me to the european leaders. let me remind that. so there is a year long, and it's published between you and the ukraine, that for the kind of being part of the european network policy and offer us a try to play an important role. ready in 20142017. about. let's get old. we always looked at the you and the european countries, but we also have to remind and to remind, remember that you will be on countries have different preferences when it comes to foreign policy, bilateral relations, defense policies. so this means that the, the president of ski was looking at the you, but the also that is relevant bilateral relations with formal the european country . so these can make the difference, obviously meeting do you as a whole or his time. can that be different? think but a thin time because more for molly, due to my zation, and it is clear that the president of period ties and those countries which i've always supported more than others. ukraine, obviously, france and yo

so the, the calculation that you credit commanders have to make journals, alice ne, soleski, of course, and some of the subordinate commanders is whether it's worth holding on as long as possible and measure enough against the huge cost. at the moment, clearly zalinski indicates they'll be hanging on and just for the bigger picture, if i may know, i know you're not in jo biden's head, but is it fair to assume that washington calculated that? that losing back would've been yes. is a bigger risk than escalating tensions with, with, with russia in terms of providing that extra new weaponry. yeah, i don't see escalation is a real risky. i don't think it's part of your calculations except in so far as the getting the sort of compromise rocket system run ask for much longer range attack box itself is only important strategic in the last of don't ask because of the resources that both sides are put into it, and it's a perfect example of military sunk cost. in other words, it's important says it derives after the losses that both sides i've taken so far and that they're willing to expend, to h

off the cranes military facility, initially planned as a portrait of actor, turn president vladimir soleski. the film took an unexpected turn when russia invaded, filming in ukraine, clearly had a deep impact on pen who calls his film, unapologetically, biased, bring in medicine to give her personally the actually like to apply that daily concern to everywhere and my life. and not forget that life is fragile and the people we love in the and the dreams we have should be pursued vigorously. as long as we're here. the actor is now vigorously drumming up support for ukraine. a mission shared by a string of films at this year's belly. now let's take a look now at some other stories making news around the world. former us president jimmy carter has entered hospice care at his home in georgia. the 98 year old has survived a series of health scares in recent years, including cancer and repeated falls. after leaving office and 1981, he gained renown for his public service achievements and diplomacy ending him a nobel peace prize in 2002. a couple and his son were rescued from under the rebel in the

an ukraine becomes a full member of the block. soleski, also called on e allies to keep military and economic aid flowing to ukraine. images for the history books. president zalinski and the parliaments president met sola, standing side by side to demonstrate that ukraine is part of the european family. it is this family and its value. cilenzo emphasized in his address that the people of ukraine defend every day on the battlefield. sir massey of rabo. this is our europe match. these are our rules. this is our way of life. it o gray limb for ukraine, it's away wholly away to its home. sla, those whole dormer, zelinski priest, the chamber for its early backing of you. kennedy status will ukraine, pointing out that this support motivated his country to be strong and to stay the course. president to lensky speech was her powerful, and it was moving the fact that he spoke with such a character and passion for joining our family. here in the european union, we have been walking this path for the past year, and there is only so much you can add on except for solidarity and our feeling that

headlines around the world. authorities of rated the home of one of ukraine's richest men and former soleski ally your color. my ski green security service said it is uncovered embezzlement to the tune of $1000000000.00. a 2 all companies owned until november by the billionaire turkish president, reggie type erd. one says anchor will look positively on finland's application to join nato. but he repeated his opposition to sweden's bid. recent qur'an burning in stockholm, angered turkish officials. i got a letter in the u. s. president. jo biden's lawyer says an f b. i search of the president beach house in delaware. i stand up with no documents, with classified markings, some documents had been found in a number of other locations linked to biden. his lawyer says the president has been cooperating with all the searches a missing radioactive capsule that sponsor regional alert in western australia has finally been found. according to officials, the device which contains a harmful amount of the radioactive substance. cesium 137 went missing more than 2 weeks ago while being transported along a

your grades military facility, initially planned as a portrait of actor turned president vladimir soleski. the film took an unexpected turn. wind russia invaded filming in ukraine. clearly had a deep impact on pen who calls his film unapologetically, biased, pregnant medicine. but think of her personally, but i'd certainly like to apply that daily concerned who everywhere and my life and not forget that life is fragile and the people we love and the, and the dreams we have should be pursued vigorously. as long as we're here, the actor is now vigorously drumming up support for ukraine. a mission shared by a string of films at this year's berliner. here are some other stories making headlines around the world. and israeli missiles strike on damascus. the capital of syria killed at least 5 people early on sunday morning. according to a syrian state media, a building was destroyed in an area known for syrian security installations. israel has repeatedly targeted syrian and iranian forces, as well as has balop militants in syria. former us president jimmy carter has entered hospice care at his

probably i think there was a really interesting question that was asked of soleski that he swerved, which is would he want a european union of advocates, a union, which means that brussels has a lot more power or one where the member states have a lot more power which is favored by countries like poland and hungary because that is the other question. ukraine sees itself in line with you values, and we've heard that quite a lot a lot today in the speech is european way of life. you and you, you and ukraine values aligned, but what does that mean? what kind of a country would ukraine be in the european union? and certainly in the capitals of the european union, that is a question that they want the answer to before ukraine joins. ok, so sort of wrapping this up a jack beyond. lots of warm woods. what do you think presidents lansky will be able to take with him back to ukraine? this is, this is it. he even said himself that he will. he has to go back and show his people that he has managed to take something back. the moment promises of swifty you accession, he will probably try and play up b

before the summit, mister soleski addressed the european parliament. you, graham, you are a piano we aff lives. somehow, as the shipping to russians are trying to destroy the ukraine in european way of life, o gains with total war will suggest not for what you were a place to destroy the ukrainian in european way of life. yeah, of course, no, not allowed us. but for each of all, 27 elements of the european way of life, 27 countries of the european union. this total waterfall, which rushes unleashed is not only for territory and one that we're another partner or a he, one it's threat lies only in the fact that there's a dictator with a massive stock pile of soviet weapons, iraq, and supporting weapons, or from other dictatorship each other was alicia donna's in particular data from the reigning machine or against was lloyd that did we had good was boy to be able to waged this war or the kremlin? absolutely. and cynically, what is consistently no step by step said year by year, mostly destroy what we see many asked the basis nisha far europe leash with y

including the country's capital keith, ahead of a summit of the ear when ukrainian leaders, president soleski, is pushing hard for you membership tools like this here ah, i've been for sale and woke up. china says it's looking into reports of a spy balloon over the united states, adding that it has no intention of violating the territory and air space of any sovereign country. the u. s. is tracking the suspected chinese surveillance balloon that's been spotted high over the state of montana. defense officials say it's flown over sensitive military sites, but they've chosen not to shoot it down to avoid potential harm to people on the ground. canada says it is also tracking the balloon and monitoring what it says is a potential 2nd incident. china has warned against speculation and corporate calm as it looks into the situation. it's awkward timing for beijing with he where secretary of state entity lincoln set to visit next week. across my meetings was an air raid sirens have been sounding across ukraine, including in the capital cave. as a joint, a you ukraine summit is about to get underway.

me to present ukrainian president for lat, amir soleski voice. his gratitude to the huge moment, supporting william gray and ah, what can i say, i really appreciate that president water america, society being from the where and when you know all this tragedy from the world, you know, this poor kid wore on being together with us. feels hold support it was from winehouse to you, graham, and thank you for your leadership. thanks. bye boxes. or thanks, congress. i think that is historical moment for all, for all comes from the 2 presidents paid tribute at the wall of remembrance to the thousands of ukrainian soldiers who have lost their lives since 2014 biden's visit comes at a crucial moment in the war as the us needs to keep allies unified in their support for ukraine is ukraine is to send off russian offensives in the spring. an important day, an important week for you, chris, to talk about that. i'm joined now by alexander chevrolet. he is a former ambassador to austria from ukraine. he's also the author of ukraine versus darkness, a collection o

guest: solesky said the biggest thing is to keep -- so, like you said the biggest thing is to keep the door closed. keep in mind every time you let the door open you are letting more cold air out and since the power is out, your refrigerator is no longer actively making more cold air. if you are getting up to the four hour timeframe and you need to start transferring food, transfer your food. but if you're power is out, don't open the freezer door to transfer stuff, try to do that beforehand if you can. kristen: regarding perishable foods, are there some that perish faster than others? guest: not necessarily. things like raw meat and poultry, cooked foods, dairy products those will generally follow the two-hour rule, once thtemperure r you, want to make sure they are getting back to a quote temperature within two hours. they will be in that same category of being perishable and needing to stay at a safe temperature. of course there are things like fruits and vegetables that should stay refrigerated but they will not go bad as quickly as raw meat or poultry would. kristen: and after you

it's a little bit as you soleski so that mitchell, i didn't, i didn't believe we needed. ah, no battle with that. we now do. i need be. so what we've done for a jewish educator, leak alumni. one thought that jen and that equal that to and we sent them with a dealer. they used to be even that as you have a she muggy bit by the way, a truck i need to money. i better support if they don't quit the over the democracy. if our base get got thought in itself by less and less you were doing your job or you we school a social school counselors group on our gym. marla, nashik little commissioner, let the women, i mean nice of him, new bully, look and manage those chicks. pentateuch to 22. i usually b r for the whole job reference exam we should be at moody do might enjoy, but i'm usually done and all my life i come to i believe what i see. your point is still a minute tom. las vegas will need our son to wake participating upper linux. elite melanie and i was short after kosky stern, so missed something last year. nik i'm danny. me. can you hear a little confused sir william? awfull

it's a little bit su soleski, so that a simulated ah, i thought a funny to what he was with, i know, maybe sell weather down for a georgia id number on that one thought that jen and that equal that. and we said them, we have fina, i need to do a deal. they used to be a financial issue, ugly bit a, i need more money. i better support if they don't quit levied democracy. even a biscuit got dorian is off by less and less. you were to meet you jennifer, you we school a social school counselors group went to our gym. mo nashik little commissioner. read them in. i mean, nice of him, new bully, look and manage those cicily duck foot planet. or i guess maybe or, or the whole job reference them would be a little too much like him job and i'm usually done and all my life i company, i believe what i see your point is still a minute tom. las vegas will need our standard way participating oper, linux elite melanie and i was short after caskey strand. so mr. sometimes her last year nick, i'm danny ne, currently 0. get home to continue. so share president. i actually got more than a premise he just

your cause to present ukrainian president followed amir soleski voice his gratitude to the huge moment, supporting lee gray. and ah, what can i say? i really appreciate that president water america, society being from the where we, you know, this tragedy from the world. you know, this poor kid war on being together with feels full of supportive was from. why now to you, graham, and thank you for your leadership, thanks by boxes or thanks, congress. i think that is historical moment for all, for all concert the 2 presidents paid tribute at the wall of remembrance to the thousands of ukrainian soldiers who have lost their lives since 2014 biden's visit comes at a crucial moment in the war. as the us needs to keep allies unified in their support for ukraine is ukraine is to send off russian offensives in the spring lately. schooner dwi ibrahim, she is in that keep it force to night or you as president biden's, surprise, unannounced visit to keep it came at quite a significant time. did absolutely right. we're just a few days away from that one year mark from when i rushes warren ukraine s

instead of sinking a piece to soleski has been making the rounds, begging for more weapons, one more to say about peace. how many of his own people was the conscript and feed into the carriage before he sits down to negotiations. and many of the people of europe was lose their jobs and order homes before nato would allow these no graces negotiations to happen. lastly, what i'd like to know what has happened to germany, the june of europe just told us that would be no peace in russia. no peace in europe without russia forced to send helmets. no, you're certain times to kill russians have been numerous reports of ukrainians being violently detained on the fees and in their homes to be sent on the front lines. those kids forces have reportedly suffered massive losses in recent fighting in dom bus. we heard from him international attorney, klein, preston, who says the opposition in the parliament is unlikely to change the current situation. the western countries have ignored common sense and prudent thought in the support they've given to ukraine to this date. and i don't see this change

already devastated by civil war, also coming up on the show in a rare trip abroad ukraine's president soleski tells you case, parliament at russia must be defeated when no, russia will lose. and we really know that weak tore their weak dirty will change their wall. lensky tells british lawmakers, a victory over moscow will deter future aggressors, anti renews, as appeal or more western weapons. pos, international investigators are pointing the finger at vladimir hoops and over at the downing of malaysia airlines flight 70. they say there is strong evidence that the russian president provided moscow back separate tests with the missile that brought down the plane in 2014, killing 300 people. ah, ah. hello, i'm claire richardson by one. welcome to the show. more than 11000 people are now known to have been killed in the earthquakes that struck turkey and syria. the death toll is expected to rise as more victims are found in remote areas. the 1st quake struck near the turkish city of ghazi, untapped, and the destruction stretches along turkeys. southern border and parts of northern syria. intern

as the west agreed to supply heavy about, done ukraine started to demand for mo, desdun, soleski mel by the jets and stuff. money u, as in germany, have the fuse. others wonder if diplomacy could be the way to end to walk? to the point a, d. w. a ready? no, with hackers, paralyzing to your societies. computers that outs where you and governments that go crazy for your data. we explain how these technologies work, how they can go in for, and that's how they can also go terribly. watch it now on you too. many of them what i am lana c. i was cayenne. yeah. i am running for president of the republic of bell or rosie of a small leaky ah. here she is a wife of an upcoming petitioning the dictatorship and then in a moment where she tries to stand up for her husbands, who destiny changes. and she herself becomes a politician, john dunder, searches for the truth again. this time the exiled turkish journalist meets svetlana tihano, sky, exiled leader of the opposition and bellow. reuss, huge. because i'm tired and tired. physically untied, morally. is too much on my shoulders, but i have to ho

for more weaponry, instead of seeking a peace deal, soleski has been american grounds begging for more weapons. but now, one more to say about peace, how many of his own people was the conscript and feed into the carnage before he sits down to negotiations. and many of the people of europe was lose our jobs and our homes before natal with allowed these no graces. no, no, she has to happen. lastly, what i'd like to know what has happened to germany? the jewel of europe shows told us that would be no peace in russia, but no apiece in europe without russia forced to send had mas, now you're certain tanks to kill russians, that they, numerous and poor credit is being violently detained on the seas. and in the homes we sent on the front lines, keys forces, but the use of suffered massive losses in reason of fighting in dom bus. we heard from international and certainly claim, preston says the quinn conference is big business for many western officials. and that's what making them want to prolong the conflict as much as possible. you know, i've heard tale of conscription now of 15 and 16 yea

part of germany, there's a lot of people who are against this war, what he is proclaiming shoals and soleski. so he has to be careful. but anyhow, he will follow up the agenda and april as what i have heard. he will them differently off, i think. yeah, we see what will emerge from not when not happens as well. so you, thanks very much for coming in the program today. we've been speaking to sonia funding in the independent dutch journalist benefits thing. now south africa is present several run reports or has declared a states of disaster in the nation after a crippling energy crisis that he hopes to overcome. he said today by invoking emergency powers the no show disaster management center has consequently classified the energy crisis and its impact as a disaster. we are therefore declaring a national state of disaster to respond to the electricity crisis and suicide. while from war on today's speech, we can speak to our t correspondent, co rabble, let us a trouble. hello there. i was listening to the majority of that speech. a lot of problems laid out a lot of possible solutions given as we

or i can coach contract or can move effectively support you, your ukranian president for lat, amir soleski voice his gratitude a li ah, what can i say? i really appreciated president water america ban on the word with the word you know, this is war with feel whole support from why, how do you re and they for your leadership day, my boss or gongora's as stories are all for all the 2 presidents paid tribute at the wall of remembrance, to the thousands of ukrainian soldiers who have lost their lives since 2014 biden's visit comes at a crucial moment in the war. as the us needs to keep allies unified in their support for ukraine. if ukraine is to fend off russian offensives in the spring and the timing of years president biden's surprise visit to keep was particularly significant. as d w's apr him, who's in the ukranian capital, told me earlier. absolutely, we're just a few days away from the one year anniversary of the war and for a u. s. president to make it here physically, to show a support for ukraine and it's, it's effort to defend its territory is really quite extraordinary. and it's de

as the european parliament and was said, lensky should be asking for peace and not more weapons. soleski has been making the rounds, begging for more weapons, without one word to say about peace. how many of his own people was the conscript and feed into the carriage before he sits down to negotiations. and many of the people of europe was lose our jobs and our, our homes before natal with allowed these no grades is not, or she asians to happen. and lastly, what i'd like to know what has happened to germany de june of europe. should've told us that to be no peace in russia, but no apiece in europe without russia forced to st. had moves. now you're sound tanks to kill russians. well, me time to have been on numerous reports and countless online videos of ukrainians being typically violently detained on the streets or even inside their homes to be sent off to the front line. that's as he has forces of believe to have suffered enormous losses in recent fighting. and we heard from international attorney kline preston, besides the ukraine conflict is an officials. and that's at least why the

mr. soleski has just a fired a bunch of officials for that very reason. so a lot of republicans and a growing number of democrats even are saying, hey, we need to be more cautious. there are scrutinized what we give to the ukrainians in terms of money help aids. i'm a little bit more otherwise we can justify this, this amount of expense to the american taxpayer anymore. that was the w 7 simons reporting for us from washington. d. c. 7. thank you. will you a secretary of state antony blank? n is warning that china may soon provide russia with lethal assistance in the form of weapons and ammunition for its war in ukraine. for its part, beijing has lashed out of what it calls false claims by the u. s. lincoln's warning came after meeting with his chinese counterpart wang, he at the munich security conference. and again, while on a visit to nita member turkey, we are concerned that china is considering us of supporting russia's war effort in ukraine with lethal assistance. something that we're watching a very, very close, as i also said, and as president bide

trip outside his country since the sound of russia's full scale invasion before the summit, mister soleski addressed the european parliament. i bring you more details of that when we get them 1st. let's go to a correspondence, brussels, alexander and marvin to bring in her inside your thoughts. first of all, on that speech by the ukranian president the speaker of the ukrainian president and president and the for the european parliament was of course at taylor made speech for the european lawmakers that have been and the strongest among the strongest supporters for keith. and in this speech, a ukrainian president praise and their support saying that that is what has motivated, he's the people and the armed forces of ukraine to keep up their fight. and he also praised the european union and what the blocker stands for, mentioning the rule, rule of law peace, the european way of life. and a he stressed that this is the right to home. this is homecoming for ukraine to one day become member of the european parliament. and of course, and that was what the european lawmakers wanted to hear. there

instead of seeking a peace deal, soleski has been making the rounds, begging for more weapons, without one word to say about peace. how many of his own people was the conscript and feed into the carriage before he sits down to negotiations. and many of the people of europe was lose our jobs and our homes before natal with allowed these no graces negotiations to happen. last the what i'd like to know what has happened to germany, the jewel of europe. george told us that would be no peace in russia, but no peace in europe without russia forced to sentiments. now you're 7 times to kill russians have numerous full. so the courteous being violently contained on the streets and in the homes to be said on the front lines of kids forces, or believe the massive losses in recent fighting in dom bus. we heard from the international tourney, klein preston says, the crane covert is big business for many western official. and that's what's making them want to prolong the conflict as much as possible. you know, i've heard tale of conscription now of 15 and 16 year old boy's people were drafted in the

instead of sinking a peace deal, soleski has been making the rounds, begging for more weapons, without one more to say about peace. how many of his own people was the conscript and feed into the carriage before he sits down to negotiations. and many of the people of europe was lose our jobs and our homes before natal, with a loud noise is negotiations to happen. and lastly, what i'd like to know what has happened to germany, the june of europe, should've told us that to be no peace in russia, but no apiece in europe without russia forced to st helmets. no, you're sound tanks to kill russians. have then numerous, also visa and being violently detained on the streets and in their homes to be sent to the front lines. but those que forces are believed to have suffered massive losses in recent fighting. and then on by so we heard from international the climb, preston, who says, the clean conflict is big business for many less than officials. and that's what's making them want to put on the conflict as much as possible. you know, i've heard tale of conscription now of 15 and 16 year old boys

if even younger sister, marianne boy gary hat nominate her brother soleski, we know that there are many 8 organizations in bosnia. but this one focuses on babies on what they're the most helpless of all, and on other children of course for solid yet. so last year we got in touch with them all about. osmond looked off today over a doin nickaligha regularly assists over $250.00 families. i'd acidic of ich says the state is simply not able to provide the aid so urgently needed if not for private initiatives like hers. the situation of bus news children would be even more desperate. since the breakup of yugoslavia and the bosnian war nearly 30 years ago, the country's economy has been in crisis back to the amount of its family. the joy on the faces of maurice as children make all the effort worth while the pan of brings more than a ray of sunshine into a gloomy winter's day. and says, ida, that's what counts right. german ban ramstein are known for making as flash with their cinematic videos. special effects and samsung choreograph to create a visual feast for the viewer. so how do they fil

one for me is the panic that we've seen between biden's come and landscape just a few years ago. soleski was in washington. what was it doing there? well, i think it was being brief, bye bye to telling him to get move on to certain things. i don't think it to that very seriously. it seemed the bible was affected by this and felt the need to send a few key officials just landscape. and namely, burns c, i a director to a firm a point which took a credit. and this really pains me submit this. the washington post actually did report. they did actually write in a rather new and hybrid article, which probably few people read. they actually didn't make the point the, the burden administration is delivering. the message is landscape, which is that you haven't got too much time. and the reason why you haven't got too much time to go ahead and achieve any other gains of the american. so to make on the battlefield is because i believe the republicans in america are given by an a coded message that you are spending spree now with, with, with ukraine. but it can't continue. we're not saying we're goi

thus, despite divisions between members stayed, so for what the cap should be. soleski says the block is moving too slowly to speedily. you've replaced gazelle dang, as when she does thank. just the common to ask for. the european union is to reduce russia's ability to bypass sanctions. the sooner this is achieved, the closer we will get to the defeat of russia's aggression. we have noticed that the pace of sanctions has slowed down a bit while the terrorist state has speeded, adapting to sanctions. it is worth to catch up and fix it east. we believe we can do it today. russia is paying a heavy price as our sanctions. are you eroding its economy, throwing it back by a generation. the price cap on crude oil already costs russia around $160000000.00 euros a day. and we will keep on turning up the pressure further. we will introduce with our g 7 partners and additional price cap on russian petroleum products. and by the 24th of february, exactly one year since the invasion started, we aim to have the 10th package of sanctions in place. meanwhile, russian president vladimir putin has worn

the us and you can especially and then it was never in reporting even when soleski was saying, we're not gonna follow this anymore. there are the media still reports that while rushes to one, not implementing it in the end of the texas, they're black and white. so, so nonsense, and even now, after russia they did, you have, you know, the israel prime minister going out former prime minister bennett's actually saying listen, a, the ukrainians wanted to say the peace agreement that the russians wanted it. this is early march or we, we could have done that, but the, the west said no, especially us in u. k. they wanted to continue this to smash potent, did it for so an opportune to fight approx a war against them. so, you know, no matter what does matter what the ukrainians wanted, that's, that's why they put the block down then they, they, sir ellis, i pushed out us, negotiated the turks take over. the turkish foreign minister says the same thing that we were close a deal both sides wanted it. and then the west stepped in. the said, no, we want to fight rashana with this ukranian so. so

so it's not the case of soleski is the case of the madness of the people in the western hemisphere, a lunatics in the united states. if this is the problem alley alexander, you know, one of the things i think that's mentioned a lot now coming out of the gun current administration is that give the ukrainians enough arms to another offensive to claw back as much land as possible. so they can sit down and make some kind of deal. it's kind of, it's kind of hazy, it's very inaccurate, but it doesn't address the real problem here. now, something i have to keep bringing up on this program isn't, you know, russia is not interested in geography. it's interested in security and only one. the west starts talking to them about the security guarantees that were demanded before. the conflict started publicly known around the world. we're not going to get anywhere, you know, calling back this district. this village here is not going to make a difference. that's why. again, it's very dangerous because they can only see their own interest as they define them. nobody else has an interest here. that's w