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u. e. has announced 40 days of mourning for shakily for bins. i had a lucky man. he was 73 years old. public and private white places will close for 3 days. now how long his main opposition party has refused to join a government under the new prime minister run. it'll become a single. this went in on thursday, his appoint and say he has no credibility. after his defeat and the last election, he replace the president's brother may hinder roger puck, sir, who resigned as the country deals with its west economic crisis and decades. opposition, members and protested, according on the president to author, step down from 11 on goes to the polls on sunday, in the 1st election since it's economic meltdown began in 2019 despite protest, the powerful political establishment has held on to power. and that's raised concerns about possible violations of the electoral process. russell said a reports now from barriers. these people are working to safeguard democracy in the head of the elections on sunday. they are making the final preparations to ensure that the electoral proces

e u. and it could be argued that actually the reverse has been true. the e u has seen record breaking inflation in several countries. food prices are only up in energy prices are going through the roof if you take the u. k, which is see outside of the you now. but it was a warning in the last few days that millions of homes could be at risk of not having any heating over this winter. so really the sanctions are having massive repercussions in the e. u as well. and we look at what's happened in the last few hours after that announcement by the e. we've already seen that the price of crude oil has shot up. once again. it's now at a $123.00 almost a barrel. and this is going to cause a lot of worry in an industry that at the moment feels this in a very precarious situation. people are very tightly wind up, particularly when those prices will drip down to consumers householders, and they'll end up paying much, much more for a reaction as an equal and opposite reaction. we're going to see how those reactions play out. and we know that you'll stay on top of i

e d. u has its own foreign policy and the e. u has carried out various military missions, for example, one they've had to move forward at the moment. that training mission in molly, because of the molly and government really turning against the west, turning against france, telling against the e u. that's not now operating, but not just an example of the you doing things on its own separate from nato. and sometimes there's been some tension between the 2 organizations. but as the memberships get more unified, the countries, because they're all nato and you become almost the same, i suspect they'll be even more unity can say 20 from from the same now the biden administration says it will appeal against a recent court decision that allowed us border authorities to carry out nearly 2000000 deportations. human rights advocates will in the truck. the error policy is harming tens of thousands of asylum seekers on a rapid reports from the mexican border city of tatiana. ah, the look of disappointment on the faces of migrants near mexico

and they come in the direction that the e u has prohibited has prohibited the e u citizens 2 to listen to the other side, to listen to russia today, to listen to what other countries are saying. and here in europe, we only hear the propaganda coming from the west. so the e u is slowly becoming more and more undemocratic. and i think that we might end up, i hope not, of course, that even speaking against the e. u by e you citizens, it would become a criminal offense. i hope we don't be sure that that state. but that's the way that, that, that we are adding. i totally unacceptable. a former chancellor of germany to be treated into such a way. i mean, the shredder did a good job for, for, for germany when he was a chancellor. i, he did everything possible to resolve the energy problems of germany. and he is asked to pay for that because he does not agree with the policies of the german government. i mean, every person has the right to has his own to has to have his own opinion and it is totally accepted. won't be forced to do things that are against your opinion. it's totally democratic a

e u countries. i've also donated large amounts of arms and heavy weaponry such as tanks and artillery. e. u has also passed its harshest ever sanctions against russia. ukraine has also pushed forward its bid to join the e. u, but france has warned fat could take decades. what france has demanded an investigation after a french journalist was killed in easton ukraine. 32 year old frederick let him have was faintly hit by shrapnel while covering a ukrainian evacuation operation. it happened, as francis knew, foreign minister wasn't a visit to keep with a promise of weapons to help in the war with russia. st. buzz, rob reports from keith, the france. his new foreign minister, catherine calona, began her visit to ukraine by paying her respects to the dead in boucher ukrainians . describe what happened to civilians at the hands of russian forces. as war crimes suggest. this interest we must have felt that they should never have happened here . and it shouldn't happen again from stand with it friend and its allies to do what ever possible to bring back peace, support and solidarity, likely to help pa

u. k and the e. u, and has led to the breakdown of power sharing government in northern ireland. i'm announcing our intention to introduce legislation in the coming weeks to make changes in the protocol or preference remains the negotiated solution with the e u. suddenly that was, the british government announcing its intention to take unilateral action if changes to the protocol can't be negotiated by promising to enact legislation. the hope is to encourage the e. u to compromise and also to repair devolved government of stormont by enticing the democratic unionist party back into power sharing with the nationalist she in fain. the d u. p who's cautiously welcomed to move, say the protocol undermines northern islands, right to equal treatment as part of the u. k. p warned about the consequences of this protocol. and that's why we oppose to from the beginning because we recognized the political and economic instability. it would cause on the harm it would create for the union itself. european union is likely to see this move by the british government as a threat. and it has warne

home country. turkey has taken in more than 3 and a half 1000000 syrians who fled to civil war opposition. parties have been pressuring air to want to start. we patriot them. the e u has announced. meanwhile, that it will contribute one and a half 1000000000 euros, and a 2 syrian refugees that use foreign policy chief warned that russia's invasion of ukraine is having drastic effects on many poverty stricken syrians. the war is contributing to the global rise and food prices worsening. the plate of millions of syrians displaced by the open ended conflict in their country. and earlier had the chance to speak to philipo or grande, the united nations high commissioner for refugees, and asked him about how he can focus donors. attention on display syrians in the midst of the russian invasion of ukraine. you raise a very serious issue. and no way i'm speaking to you from brussels, i'm participating in this important conference is good that the european union has decided this year again to convene the conference and to call the attention of the donors on the need of all these millions of people. you know, i'm, and it's, it's a complete coincidence. but today the number

e. u has announced a tentative agreement for a fixed round of sanctions against russia. it is to include and embargo, unimportant russia whale, except by pipeline. there is a temporary exception for the oil that comes through the pipeline to, to, to the decision is taken tonight. you start edition 400. so this isn't you know, to take into account the situation of the lent looked countries and small. then hunter is there is in place in the pipeline that where we can increase the prime minister explained to us tonight, the capacity so that it will over time deliver other oil than the russian oil and be able to deliver that to hungary. hungary was the main opponent against the essential package long blocking a potential deal because it is so highly dependent on russian oil imports being supplied by pipeline. the head of the commission, ursula of underlying, has pledged to cut 90 percent of oil imports from russia to the block. by the end of this year, the russian senior official has said moscow can find other buyers for its oil and pointed out that longer land has been cont

e. u has already sent 1500000000 euros of military supplies to ukraine. i recently allocated another 500000000 euros of additional provisions. most of the aid is in equipments including weaponry. a massive flow of weapons to ukraine, along with entrenched corruption, was cited in a 2018 report as enabling the rise of neo nazi groups in the country. such as the as of battalion perceived corruption and mismanagement in ukraine's armed forces provided a fertile environment for the formation of independent armed groups. these groups, which often labeled themselves battalions. the number of high level state officials have facilitated massive arms flows to embargoed 3rd parties. often states under international embargo, even the u. s. a stablish went media, which is usually gung ho in it. support for ukraine has the guns, a question where weapons sent to the country will eventually end up independent journalists, thomas roper, who has visited dumbass territories once occupied by ukrainian troops, says, is obvious, the uncontrolled supply of weapons. the key of

u p says the e u and u. k. governments must resolve problems with the post breaks at the trading agreement. to lancaster main opposition party has refused to join the government under the new prime minister, renelle with remy singer, protests continued in columbia on friday, demonstrate to say whit remy singer has no credibility. after his defeat in the last election, he also want to present or to biometric access to step down. he's being blamed for should anchors worst economic crisis decades. at least 27 people have died in a fire that broke out in a building in india's capital city. police in new delhi say more than 40 people are in hospital, and dozens of others have been rescued. the place started on the 1st floor of the building, which mostly contains offices returning now to our coverage of the funeral of our colleague sharika, of ugly, for many palestinians, sharina and her reports and something profound. they watched the palestinian woman pioneer of her generation, telling the stories and writing the 1st draft of their history for the world to the noise, no ordinary journalist, no ordinary human being to a close friend.

it also has thousands of jobs tied to it. the e u has made it a top priority to stop using russian oil. it's a sweeping policy yet to be fully sanctioned by you members. it's controversial, not least because a sudden shift could ru livelihoods. this refinery on the border with poland, supplies, berlin with 90 percent of the oil. it needs including for the capitals airport. the trouble is it's owned in part by a russian firm. not only would a sudden withdrawal push inflation even higher, but the community of sheet is anxious with the refinery, could be closed and jobs lost dancer stock. it's about the whole city to the infrastructure. i'm afraid it might collapse. it's is only the cultural center, the restaurants, eyes in the business community to feel of it will be very hard for many of us. yeah, it will be terrible. fragment of germany's economy minister attempt to lay those fears during a recent visit with mr. sina withdrawal of russian oil would be gradual on a bitter pill to swallow, for those demanding immediate action to suppor

e. u has evolved from a constructive economic union. we work into an aggressive militant actor who's sure you'd work with ambitions far beyond the european continent that it was a big deal in the european school continually. ukrainian president vladimir zalinski also said he was ready for direct talks with the russian president. but he stressed the ukrainians would not like the idea as things stand. earlier i spoke to our correspondent ami in essex. she is in the western ukrainian city of leave. and i asked about that 1st war crimes trial happening in ukraine and just how significant it is. well as significant because it is so unusual. now, as you know, the war crimes trials that we've all heard of, like nazi advisement and jerusalem happened after a war in order in order to hold the architects of atrocities accountable for what they did during the war. and this is often after the war is over against the losing side of that war, but this one is happening during the war. you might ask why they're doing it now, especially since this soldi

u. k. and the e. u. a prospect that has been dismissed by the british prime minister barak johnson. i don't think that is likely, but what we have to fix is the, the problems with the northern argument political situation where you can't get the executive up and running right now in the past we've done all sorts of things to, to fix that. we need to address the problems with, with the protocol. what actually evolves is getting rid of some relatively minor barriers to trade. and i think very good common sensical, pragmatic solutions. we do work with our e friends to achieve. so maybe this is all shouting and the deal will be done in the end. let's talk to anton speed jack, who's a senior fellow, they tony blair institute where he specializes in u k. u relations. he joins us from london. welcome to d. w. explain to was why it would matter if the u. k. a chose to walk away from this deal unilaterally. thanks for having me. i think it's really important to take a step back here and go back to the autumn of 2019. when we were in agreement between the u. k and the after a long period of t

e. u ban on russian oil imports has intensified off the hungary prime minister match with the e. u. leaders who according to hungary and officials have no idea on how to deal with the effects of the rising oil prices. hungary, hesitation has now still be due move as the union cannot proceed without the unanimous decision. some other members, including greece, are also faring for their economies. we discussed the crisis with austria as former foreign minister carrying can i? so there are several voices claiming that an oil embargo can be imposed assessment post alibaba jury by the end of this week because you asked about the other countries here. there are they refuse their warning? voices are hungary slop achia check republic and also by guerria increased to a certain extent. ah, what might most probably happen is that they will receive exemptions phasing out clauses. there were some carrot and stick treatment, but so far to hunger and position has been a very blunt one. hungary is definitely the key country in order to reach a consensus for for such an island. barbara. so we are

u. e. has announced 40 days of mourning for shakily, for ben zion, i'll love him. he was 73 years old. cut all of his whole young takes a look back at his life. he'd been president of the united arab emirates since 2004 . but j khalifa been cited as he was rarely seen in public. his rule became mostly ceremonial. after he suffered a stroke 10 years into his presidency. the country has begun. 40 days of mourning, flags will fly at half staff and ministries will close for 3 days. the law made the nation's beloved deceased leda be covered by god's mercy and may he be admitted into the wide heavens. may god grant his patience in serenity with his gradual retreat from public life, his brother of darby's, crown prince mohammed ben sigh, it became the de facto leader managing day to day affairs. but che khalifa was widely credited with helping modernize the u. s. e. he over thought economic reforms and backed the purchase of english premier league soccer club, manchester city shakily for also served as the ruler of abu dhabi, the oil ridge capital of the countries 7 emera

it turns to the exports of oil and gas up in the bunker. russia has demanded that e u. countries now pay for rushing gas in variables. and hungary has that that 9 e u countries have agreed, although the government has not publicly declared back compliance. in contrast, poland hon guerria have taken a strong stones against russia, and moscow has halted gas supplies to them off easy coastal of investigates. the west's attempt to weaponized its energy resources. weaponized gas, no, not an unconventional is fixed, and the one you might use to cook or keep the house warm. now, it's in the percentage of the road between russia, europe and the u. s. the u says moscow is shaking down the block. gus problems announcement that it is unilaterally stopping gas deliveries to certain your member states is another publication from the kremlin. but it comes as no surprise that the kremlin use us fossil fuels to try to blackmail lots back in march. in response to the use aggressive sanctions, russia announced a key change in how the blog will have to start paying for gas in short, in rubles in detail.

and he's making a case for a european embargo that has been well politically charged. cutting off energy supplies from russia to the e. u. rafael glickman, french member of the european parliament, has a clear gender wherever he speaks, these one of ukraine's most vocal advocates looks man, is calling for the you to stand behind ukraine and against russia. 100 percent russian president putin cannot be allowed to when he says a bucket. i won't take part in this war directly. for the lease we can do is to stop financing vladimir putin's death machinery. lag on this is the eas. great feeling a yeah. even after the war began billions of euro's report into that war machine. and we can't seem to reach a consensus and how to stop that financing. it gets lots of support and social media. hundreds of thousands are following him. his speeches to the european parliament get thousands of lakes. grandma, i think, how could we tolerate our ministers and heads of government on working for the interests of russia or china? is she walked in with that? in an interview with deutsch avella, he emphasized how important it is to realize that

the e u has been explicit in saying this is a temporary exemption. this is not for the long term and stepping back back. this is round of sanctions. is the 6 round of sanctions and the next 7 months are going to be really critical. because a president ursula vonda lion has said that by the end of the year, they're expecting any kind of band to include up to 90 percent of russian oil coming into the or really not coming into the u. i invest because partially the actions of individual members state so, so what are they doing as well as they see wider, there's different appetites for this depending which a member state you're looking at. right? so looking specifically at point, for example, they've, in many ways been at the vanguard they said back in march, that, that by the end of this year, they wanted to completely, we in themselves, off of russian oil, gas and coal. so that's been a big move, part of the reason that they could do that is because they have a liquefied natural gas terminal. it's about 5 kilometers from the german border, which i found

heard of the belgian prime minister, of course, in that report saying that from his perspective, the e u has temporarily reached its limits regarding energy sanctions. what other sanctions could the you agree on? well, i think we, 1st of all should have a look at her this a sanctions package, as we saw in the report, a sanctioning sanctioning dead largest russian bank. the spare bank. this is very significant. there are going to blacklist military officials that are held responsible for war crimes, 40 atrocities committed in butch and albert ukrainian towns. so this is also very important. and officials here have already announced are starting to work on another sanctions package. however, you right? it will be very difficult to extend those sanctions to ban russian gas, for instance, because many member states are so dependent on it. but of course, the european union could also have a look, an existing fl pulls that. so d w. russell's bureau chief, alexander von nomine. many, thanks. alexandra. russian forces have entered the city of c everwood and that skin eastern ukraine. keith says its

has more from the summit in brussels. what was achieved at the summit as the e u has finally passed its 6th round of sanctions, which had been stalled for over a month, but they've had to water down the proposals to get them past. the original plan was for a total ban on oil imports from russia. now they've decided on a compromise to keep hungary and hunger is prime minister victor alba, and who been blocking this to keep him happy. they've decided that oil that comes in on a ship from russia must be banned all coming in on a pipeline from russia for now has a temporary exemption. now 2 countries, poland and germany say, even though they get their all by pipeline, they will voluntarily decide not to have that all any more to stop those imports. but that temporary exemption, particularly for hungary. how long does that last for no time scale has been given, and it's interesting that the hungarian prime minister victor, or burn has been on facebook. you posted on facebook. a boastful post hungry is exempt from the oil embargo, so questions still on that issue. they also discussed food security and the problem of getting the gr

e u. well, 20 years ago, they would not have been justified. today's completely justified why this is because the e u has transmogrified from nico nomic and social union into, as you said, an appendage of nato. why is all this many reasons? first, remember that the united states and the united kingdom have always done the utmost to prevent a european army, which actually would be more in moscow's interest. because this european army would have been completely independent of the united states. that was not to be allowed. that's why how they got germany into nato 955 when the europe project crashed. now, it remember that this is all very much about who controls europe and who controls german russian relations. because the, the british, particularly for a 130 years have always fought hard against german russian corporation. and this came up recently again with the nor stream not stream pipeline. and big german businessman. and as a result of you know, stream stopped, which must have made the americans and british very happy. and that shows exactly what the whole thing has been about. europe and germany must

oil and gas up in the bunker. russia has demanded that e u. countries now pay for rushing gas in variables. and hungary has said that 9 e u countries have agreed, although they governments have not publicly declared that compliance. in contrast, poland hon guerria have taken a strong stones against russia and moscow has wholesale gas applies to them. awesome, because don't investigate the west attempts to weapon eyes. it's energy resources. weaponized gas, no, not an unconventional a fixed end, but the one you might use to cook or keep the house warm. now it's in the episode until the row between russia, europe, and the u. s. the u says moscow is shaking down the block dust crumbs announcement that it is unilaterally stopping gas deliveries. to certain your member states is another provocation from the kremlin. but it comes as no surprise that the criminal use is fossil fuels to try to black. my last back in march, in response to the use aggressive sanctions, russia announced a key change in how the book will have to start paying for gas in short, in rubles in detail. the customer now has

u. k and the e. u, and has led to the breakdown of power sharing government in northern ireland. i'm announcing our intention to introduce legislation in the coming weeks to make changes in the protocol. all preference remains the negotiated solution with the e u. suddenly that was the british government announcing its intention to take you to a lateral action if changes to the protocol can't be negotiated by promising to enact legislation, the hope is to encourage the e. u to compromise and also to repair devolved government at stormont by enticing the democratic unionist party back into power sharing with the nationalist she in fain. the d u. p who's cautiously welcomed to move, say the protocol undermines northern islands, right to equal treatment as part of the u. k. be warned about the consequences of this protocol. and that's why we oppose to from the beginning because we recognize the political, economic instability. it would cause on the harm it would create for the union itself. the european union is likely to see this move by the british government as a threat. and it h

the e u high representative for foreign policy has been meeting candidates, foreign minister. when i interviewed him last week, he was confident the new sanctions could be agreed with, but he doesn't seem so hopeful. now, we'll do our best in order to do blog. this situation. i cannot ensure that this is going to happen because the positions are quite strong. later, the ukrainian foreign minister dmitri caliber joined the meeting. he greeted his hungarian counterpart, peter c auto, but had some tough words about his country's position. it's clear what's happening . it's clear who is holding the issue, but the time is running out because every day russia keeps making money and investing this money in it to into the war. but it's not for me to engage in a restore it better with gary and we can get an authorities. this is the issue that the european union itself has to fix because this is their family business. it's now not clear when or whether the issue of the sanctions package can be resolved. leaders of european countries will be gathering here for some meeting in 2 weeks tim

those economies that are most at risk from cutting back on that oil. meanwhile, we've seen the e u, which has similar plans to hold all inputs of rational. so to come under ice this weekend, we know that ministers have been talking for the last few days trying to reach agreement on this package. but so far that seems to have eluded them. we understand that the big hold out remains hungry with when one department saying, you know what they want is a crazy total opt out of this span, which is not going to work. we do know that victor open the countries leader has previously described the idea of stopping in ports of russian oil is being akin to dropping a nuclear bomb on his country's economy. something he says that it couldn't withstand . and we know that that concern about economies in europe is now getting much wider . we heard from an italian minister over the weekend saying his country is now in a war economy. and that is something that could spread to other countries as the sanctions seem to not just hit russia, but they're biting back here in europe to inflation rate in euro's own has ha

the decision has been taken not the 2nd e, u, u. s. trade and technology council summit taking place near paris. the 2 sides say though each aim to boost domestic production and provide the maximum possible subsidies to the industry. officials are also planning joint measures against cyber attacks, especially from russia and china. and i corresponded in paris on your found the car has been speaking to you, competition commission and migrate of a stair. she asked about the new plans to shore up semiconductor supplies. the work we do on semi conductors to fully understand why did we have the shortage to work together for the future to make sure that we remain strong. because i think that's a main task in the politics of today. that like minded partners, that we were much closer together than what we have done before. i go to the stair is speaking to our correspondence, sonton. sonya found the car or let's get more from sonya, i asked her why the meeting in paris had particular importance this year. the u. s . u. treat and technology c

those economies that are most at risk from cutting back on that oil. meanwhile, we've seen the e u, which has similar plans to hold all in ports of russian also to come under ice this weekend. we know that ministers have been talking for the last few days trying to reach agreement on this package. but so far that seems to have alluded that we heard from an italian minister over the weekend saying his country is now in a war economy. and that is something that could spread to other countries as the sanctions seem to not just hit russia, but they're biting back here in europe to. inflation rate in euro's own has hit a new high of 7.5 percent since 1997 us sanctions against russia hurt allies. another reminder of what henry kissinger said, it may be dangerous to be america's enemy, but to be america's friend is fatal. well soaring prices have been hitting the pockets of consumers across the common food goods, such as wheat, vegetable oils and even sugar have seen price increases. in some places, you just simply cannot buy these products at any longer. now there is no sense of any food insecurity

the e u commission has updated a guidance on how member states can pay for russian gas as the blog pushes forward with its economic blockade against moscow. warning that opening rural accounts could violate sanctions. it suggests making the payments in hard currency and letting russian entities convert them to roubles on the members. bulgaria and poland were earlier cut off from russian gas supplies because they refused to pay in roubles, thus violating the band by moscow, france, germany, and slovak, you have reportedly agreed to pay in euro's with subsequent conversion to roubles. meanwhile, italian energy company any has said its opening accounts with russia's gas prom bank to keep the supplies flowing as deadlines for the payment of gas supplies are scheduled for the next few days. any has begun the process of opening to current accounts. i guess prom bank the decision has been shared with the italian institutions. it was taken in compliance with the current international sanctions framework that has italy's prime minister has emphasized that the country's trade with russia remains in

but the relationship between the e u and russia has unraveled since putin's forces invaded ukraine. the use latest move to sever ties is the plan to ban russian oil imports. that would just deprive moscow of a key source of revenue and ads. the economic gloom cast over russia's economy as it's cut off from the west. marian hooter reports pollutants won't. chest is supposed to shrink under the current sanctions. but there's a problem. the i non revenues are higher than they've been for ages in. that's because of the rise in oil and gas prices. but if you take a closer look, you will see not oh, is equal as immune season with russian oil is a political hot potato right now under skipped us on demand for oil from other sources is growing rapidly because people are worried about getting burned by russian oil smith up in british many countries want to drop prussian oil. germany plans to stop in ports by the end of the year. the e u is negotiating for that too. and the u. s. as pulling out as western democracies withdraw as bullies. what does that mean for russia? come to just sell its oi

e. u has been unable to agree in a 6 package of sanctions against russia, which includes asset freezes and travel bonds along with an ide, right bar on oil from the country. grief and cyprus have already oppose the drop plan to bonnie, you ships from transporting russian oil. the block by the way, needs all member states to agree to the proposal for it to go ahead. but the news foreign policy chief has admitted he is unsure, the situation can be resolved. it is an objective situation to from member to stage phase more difficulties because you have more dependent because the land lock because they don't have the ability receiving directory tankers. they only have 45 lines and coming from russia. so certainly we will discuss about it and we'll do our best in order to do blogs issued to ation. i cannot ensure that this is going to happen because a physicians are quite strong. the spied hungry opposition, germany is nevertheless, reportedly planning to ditch russian oil imports. by the end of the year, berlin was already cut the use of russian or by just over 20 percent since the beginning of

whole world sitting at our table, yet, it was an incredible opportunity of her, where the e u parliamentarian has been ratcheting up the pressure on companies that are still doing business with russia, including total, the french oil and gas giant has stopped importing russian oil which continues to buy russian gas is called wowza over seen to day with multi nationals like total for example would be is that political authority, me set a limit, but this private power then decides it doesn't agree with that limit that it's private interests. take priority rather total must be forced out of russia. total must be obliged to be political authority. you were pretty criticism directed at economic interests is not always well received in france. the government is ignore inducement, while total keeps quiet and hasn't responded to a request for an interview. sylvie mccully says, looks man's demands are too idealistic. searching pleasant disposition follows the spirit of the times he left all civil societies expect their companies to take responsibility for their actions. papers that would be a wonderful an

washington also has a hungary prime minister saying brussels is abusing its power as an e. u. official accuses hungary of open europe hostage with itself, physician to a proposed embargo on russian global. we prices search to record high is after india bombs exports to tackle domestic market problems and stuff. western countries from pushing delhi to continue sending supplies abroad and also with me or corresponding reports exclusively from the territory of the besieged as off steel plants where bottles between russian and done. yet for public joint forces and local, ultra and nationalist battalions continued to ring with around the clock across the world. this is our take, great to have your company today. my name's unit of the week began in moscow with a collective security treaty organization or c. s t o summit. some leaders of the member countries once again stated who they believe is responsible for prolonging the conflict in ukraine. that the consequence of the expansion of the north atlantic alliance is a problem that it's created completely artificially work. or since

they're saying that russia's invasion of ukraine has strengthened nato and the e. u. we've been hearing that all along and all of short say anything to suggest that germany is strengthening its own role in deterring russian aggression. because germany so far has been seen as one of the weaker links in the chain, at least militarily. and at least until about a week ago when germany did decide to send heavy weapons after repeated requests from ukraine and a lot of pressure, both within this country, even from some of the other coalition partners on the chancellor. as well as pressure from abroad, as you know, on april 28th, there was a decision that heavy weapons, including anti aircraft tanks, will be sent to ukraine. the chancellor here made only a very indirect reference to that, saying that germany would continue to support ukraine in the ways that seem appropriate or in a way, an indirect explanation of that movement. first from saying a no heavy weapons and then changing that position. clearly part as a result of the circumstances, the continued disastrous images t