he went secretary of state antony blank and says mounting evidence of russian atrocities in ukraine. i've given extra urgency to efforts to aid keith and i can say unequivocally from my discussions with many colleagues here in recent days, collies from around the globe. the revulsion at what the russian government is doing is probably there's a greater determination than ever to stand with ukraine to shore up and revitalize the international order that mosque i was trying to append to bring to bear even greater course on the russian government to ensure the people are held accountable for their crimes. yours, your secretary says speaking their moments are going. we can take it now to nato headquarters to dw correspondent terry shows. she is covering that meeting and the conclusion of terry. i'm the secretary of state doubling down on his support. any the u. s. a support for ukraine? that's right, said dimitra kula and antony lincoln hadn't had a meeting just before the secretary of state came out and spoke. and you know, before their meeting, they said we get along well and clever sa

s. secretary of state antony blank and speaking at moments ago, let's take her now to nato headquarters. should he w's a correspondent, thera terry shows a terry very strikingly, the secretary of state was very empathetic and expressed great empathy for the victims of this war at the start of his address. will that now translate into more weapons for keep so he can defend itself. your right layla. it was a very unusual monologue from secretary blink. and as he started this press conference where he actually told personal stories that ukrainian citizens had suffered there at the hands of russian troops, multiple anecdotes, he told us. and so i will not be surprised if after this meeting that allies do commit to send more weapons cranium, foreign minister to meet your cool about as he left the meeting said that he was cautiously optimistic. that more assistance would be on the way. but the issue isn't as cool, eva said that more weapons would come. it's whether they would come in time and that's still going to be a problem. now terry, you had a very interesting exchange with the secretary

s. secretary of state antony blank and warns it's likely russian forces are committing further.

s. secretary of state antony blank and said in a tweet, we are monitoring their situation closely and urged his immediate release. european union, foreign ministers have been meeting in luxembourg to discuss ways to expand their support for ukraine. they proved additional weapons for keith, but the $27.00 member block still remains divided on the sanctions that would hurt moscow. the most. a boycott of russian oil and gas. time is of the essence. that was the mood of the e. u foreign minister, summit rushes thought to be planning a military offensive in ukraine's east. the eas response. a pledge of more arms deliveries worth an additional $500000000.00 euros. he okay, enough ukraine needs more military supplies, especially heavy weapons. now is not the time for excuses kind of now is the time for creative solutions. c i t v t. that includes german weapons. after initial doubt about sending arms to ukraine, talks are under way about how to possibly provide keep with equipment such as lay apart tanks. berlin has already sent patriot missiles to slovakia, which is agreed and turned to pr

zalinski says you'll be meeting face to face in the coming hours with united states secretary of state antony, blank in and us defense secretary lloyd austin. so lensky says, you will use the meeting to ask the americans for more weaponry to stop rushers onslaught in ukraine's east and south. this, after the president visited, keeps st. sophia cathedral hill to record an easter message on the holiest day of the orthodox christian calendar. at makeshift prayer venues in churches around the country, ukrainians prayed for those fighting on the front lines. and for those trapped in places like the besieged city of murray, opal. i asked d. w correspondent rebecca readers in chief. what zalinski could expect? again, from his meeting with the leaders of the pentagon and us state department. ah, well, this is the highest little mating from the us since the war began. i don't have a list of talking points. this is obviously a very confidential mating. one thing he can definitely expect is a guarantee from the americans of continued support in this conflict and certainly one, the one thing he wants can really

s. secretary of state antony blank and says, washington will provide an additional $100000000.00 and assistance to ukraine, including anti armor systems as lincoln made the announcement ahead of wednesdays, meeting of native and g 7, ministers in brussels, where they'll be discussing the conflict. meanwhile, western leaders are set to impose tough new sanctions on moscow over the atrocities in boucher, the e. u is expected to include a ban on russian coal in ports with commission president or slip on their line warning. oil could be next and u. s. says it'll target members of hooton's inner circle and banned all new investments in russia. the besieged city of murray, who ball in ukraine has been under constant russian bombardment since the beginning of the war. more than half the population has fled well up to a 170000. others remain trapped without food, water or electricity. the w correspondent, rebecca ritters met one doctor who spent 25 days and nights helping the injured until she too took the chance to flee on through almost 4 weeks of war and the most unspeakable conditions. a

the sunday visit by secretary of state antony blank and defense secretary lloyd austin, comes on the heels of a deadly missiles strike on the port city of odessa. zelinski says an infant was among 8 people killed. he says he'll ask the americans for new weapons to stop a renewed russian onslaught in ukraine, south and east.

s. secretary of state antony blank and travel to anterior and morocco this week. and there's a question of course of opening up the gas pipeline from algeria how, you know, how do you see that going forward? is, is that a shoe likely to be resolved? can the us, how bring these 2 countries together, either to position or of what we see reality of global politics is when the western nations have a problem, they always die and they always find a way in getting things resolved. so you will see that situation in between moral jerry a will resolve itself, the kettle, it necessitates flow of gas into the european market to elevate the potential problems we're seeing today. russia explored over 300000000 cubic meters a day into europe, india. that's about 150000000000 cubic meters a year. that huge is an example. the largest economy in europe, germany last 55 percent of the glass in watts. if you disrupt your dish, locked in the economy of the strongest european nations, it is not going to be an easy task. and emergency position is what has been put in place in finding ad

s. secretary of state antony blank and 2 address reporters momentarily after an urgent plea from ukraine's foreign minister, nato chief un stoughton, berks, at the alliance with strengthen its support. for keith. take a lesson alice. i've been doing a lot and are determined to do more now on for the medium on to longer term to help the brave ukrainians defend their homes on their country. on pushback, the invading forces are, is also supporting on stepping or permanent aid on financial support. we discussed a lot more we will do including cyber security assistance and provide the equipment to help you crane protect against the chemical and biological. and there was nato's the secretary general speaking just moments ago. and i'd like to take you now to nato to r. terry schultz who is covering the foreign m, a foreign ministers meeting their terry ukraine has been pressing nato, a for more weapons, our nato allies prepared to deliver arms to ukraine. secretary generals dolton burg says they are. he said that in these meetings, they assured a foreign minister to meet your kula from ukraine, t

hope you are a secretary of state antony blank and has highlighted alleged atrocities. the russia has carried out in ukraine in the countries latest human rights report. the yearly review looks at abuses by governments around the world. for many years running, we have seen an alarming recession of democracy. the rule of law, respect for human rights in many parts of the world. in the time since releasing our previous report, that backsliding has unfortunately continued. it's, you places have the human consequences, this decline in a stark as they are in the russian governance, brutal war on ukraine. that's especially true in recent wish. as russian forces have been pushed back from towns and cities they occupied or surrounded and evidence, mouse of their widespread atrocities. while trade organisation says russia's war in ukraine has damaged the world's economy at a critical point in its recovery from the pandemic is warned of a food crisis because of surging prices is revised down it's forecast wiggle will tree growth this year from 4.7 percent to 3 percent. well the w

s. secretary state antony blank and has promised ukraine's forces continued support from the white house. he met the ukrainian president in chief on sunday along with the u. s. defense secretary lloyd austin. russia is failing. ukraine is succeeding. russia has sought as its principal way to totally subjugate ukraine to take away its sovereignty, to take away its independence. that has fail. it sought to assert the power of its military and its economy. we're forcing just the opposite military that is dramatically under performing an economy as a result of sanctions as a result of a mass exodus from russia that is in shambles. i sure would mean of key via the good doing good movie dining. we're happy to see you and keep that in this important moment for our country. we're grateful that the united states is truly helping ukraine's. i want to say thank you personally to president biden with a, his support for ukraine's ebony and the support of the american people by them. an opportunity at their sam was the priority of this meeting is weaponry. roosevelt support from the united states and

s. secretary of state antony blank and travel to anterior and morocco this week. and there's a question of course, of opening up the gas pipeline from algeria to europe via morocco, which had been shut down last year after algeria suspended ties with morocco because of the issue of, of western sahara. how, you know, how do you see that going forward is, is that a shoe likely to be result? can the u. s. how bring these 2 countries together? either to position of what we see algio global politics is when the western nations have a problem. they always try and they always find a way in getting things resolved. so you will see the situation in between morocco anal jerry a will resolve itself. busy because of it necessitates flow of gas into the european market to elevate the potential problems we're seeing today. russia explored over 300000000 cubic meters a day into europe, india. that's about 150000000000 cubic meters a year. that huge is an example. the largest economy in europe, germany that 55 percent of their gas in board. if you disrupt you to shopped in the ec

department correspondent roseman join. us senators had a lot of questions for the secretary of state antony blank and about ukraine. and while they generally are pleased with the administration's efforts to get more weapons and more money into the ukranian government's hands to fight russia, there is growing concern around washington and here on capitol hill that the coalition, the u. s. has put together, could be in danger of fracturing, and that's because many european countries still purchase energy from russia. there was the question, is the u. s. willing to sanction those countries, unless they give up their energy purchases? the secretary of state said that the u. s. is working hard to replace russian energy with other sources that the europeans can count on. but he also said it's a balancing act. we have to do it, not only effectively, we have to be as smart as possible about how we do it. and when we do it, and so for example, we want to make sure that we are not taking actions in the near term that may have the result of spiking energy prices and thus lining putin's pockets, instead of t

s. secretary of state antony blank in has promised ukraine's forces continued support from the white house. he met the ukrainian present in cave on sunday, along with us defense secretary lloyd austin. old men praised ukraine's efforts to defend itself and said, rushes efforts were failing. russia is failing. ukraine has succeeded. russia has sought as its principal way to totally subjugate ukraine to take.

s. secretary of state antony blank in has promised ukraine's forces continued support from the white house. he met the ukrainian present in cave on sunday, along with us defense secretary lloyd austin. old men praised ukraine's efforts to defend itself and said, rushes efforts were failing. russia is failing. ukraine is succeeding. russia has sought, as his principal aim, to totally subjugate ukraine to take away its sovereignty, to take away its independence. that has fail. it sought to assert the power of its military and its economy. we are forcing just the opposite. military that is dramatically under performing an economy as a result of sanctions, as a result of a mass exodus from russia, that is in shambles. meanwhile, russia's prize invited me put in claims that moscow's enemies had trying to cause unrest in the country in a bit to limit its territorial gains in ukraine, but put in tears. it's not working. roscoe, which crises great options. the other task is coming forward to break russia from we're vin, but he can't do it because our society showing its unity and support our

s. secretary of state antony blank and his indian counterpart, mr. john car and the defense secretary lloyd austin and his counterpart mr. sing big will be here at the state department later on monday to walk through the discussions that they have had. as you noted, ukraine is at the top of the list because the u. s. has been trying valiantly since february 24th, and even before then to try to log garner international condemnation against russia . india has been unwilling to provide it a try to take a neutral stance, something which concerns the united states very much. right rather than jordan. thank you for that on thanks. a funeral has been held for a palestinian teenager who died from his injuries a day after being shot by is by the forces dozens gathered to pay tribute to the 17 year old. and the all kind. westbank town of janine soldiers have carried out rates in the area after a palestinian man shot and killed 3 is re these and 10 of even thursday, at least for palestinians have died in the operations on china is standing firm and it's handling

s. secretary of state antony blank and says, says department can't yet confirm the reports. but he did highlight alleged atrocities. russia has carried out in ukraine in the annual us human rights review . for many years running, we have seen an alarming recession of democracy. the rule of law, respect for human rights in many parts of the world. ah, in the time since releasing our previous report, that backsliding has unfortunately continued. in few places have the human consequences of this decline been as stark as they are in the russian government's brutal war on ukraine. that's especially true in recent weeks, as russian forces have been pushed back from towns and cities they occupy, it are surrounded and evidence mouse of their widespread atrocities. while russia's president says, it isn't possible to isolate his country and mosca will work with partners who want to cooperate. he made the comments after missing one of those allies in joseph jabari has more now from moscow. a day to celebrate to past russian successes with old allies. president vladimir putin arrived at

for nato secretary general in stolen burger to deliver remarks along with usaa secretary of state to antony blank. and do expect mister blinking to press the members of the alliance to take an even stronger stands when it comes to russia. i think that does very important to the united states that the european union uphold the sanctions. but you know, we have seen the, you put forth a very strong and very quick sanctions packages. the 5th one currently under discussion as we speak. so i think that the united states is, is, is pretty satisfied with its european partners in this respect. and they will continue looking for ways to try to press moscow to try to, to make the price even higher for what it's doing in ukraine to try to convince president putin that he has no way out but to withdraw his troops. if he wants his country to survive economically, do we expect nato leaders to consider supplying ukraine with more military aid? this is something that doesn't go through nato. it is done by allies individually and we have seen, even in recent days, the united states announced more money for ukraine

s. secretary of state has said that washington and its allies well continued to provide ukraine with military aids, antony blank, and tell the senate foreign relations committee that the us and ukrainian governments are in agreement about what's needed. their success is primarily because of their incredible courage. and determination, but it's also because we were able to equip them with what they needed for every tank that the russians have had in ukraine. we've managed with 30 allies and partners in one way or another to provide about 10 anti armor systems for every plane that the russians have flown in the skies. there been about 10 anti aircraft, munitions, of 100, another. but we're doing this very quickly. and in the past, it's taken from the time a president made a draw down decision to getting equipment into the hands of the people who needed it weeks. now often it's 72 hours come on this life. so our job here is roseanne jordan on capitol hill. so ross, just how much money is still being your mom to help with aden weapons? well, the latest to draw dale, which is a supplemental announced over the weeken