u. k. he's the actual high level. so a, with the highest officials, in fact, in the country, he's meeting with the prime minister as well as his account of thoughts as a foreign minister of the u. k. so while he was talking about probing extremism, this is what the allowed to have for through college sony separatists. and by the way, many of these organizations i'm banned in india, unable the standards organizations, they allow them to see photographs. and one of these filters the course of wide outside the when you test them house, where the engine for minnesota was engaged in tools in those new things. sure. we see that one of these 2 testers come really close out to the issue on guard and tmj, 16 deal flag. they're not going to be easily seen the suspect to dignity that the u. k. is hosting, but also the display of how not security by the united kingdom. there in the all schools is extremely angry. the indian i'm going to see a fix on the fans has reacted and they will be very, very shocky. we condemn the provocativ

u. k. he's there to avoid high level thoughts a with the highest officials, in fact, in the country he's meeting with the prime minister as well as his counterparts as a foreign minister of the u. k. now, while the talks are really about a wide range of issues, some tweed out to call being nice as it is um we condemn the provocative activities of this small group of separatists in extremis. we deployed the misuse of democratic freedoms. by such elements. we expect a host of government in such cases to fully live up to their diplomatic obligations . as soon as he has v, i said in india as we acted shopping in the reactive mazda full times before, because the problem really is not pertaining to u. k. on the, when it's on the western countries as well. so there's, you can't stand up as a swim. yeah, i'm several times in the fall as well. we see the protocol is sony elements stage. he's full chance of opening india, indian leadership in fact, only in january the c o b, a saw a similar pull test whic

u. k. he's the actual high level. so a, with the highest officials, in fact, in the country, he's meeting with the prime minister as well as his account of thoughts as a foreign minister of the u. k. so why don't you give was talking about colby extremism. this is what be allowed to happen through college sony separatists. and by the way, many of these organizations i'm banned in india, unable the standard organizations, they allow them to see for task. and one of these filters the force of why the outside, when you test them how square into 4 minutes so was engaged in tools in those new things. sure. we see that one of these testers come really close out to the issue on the score and t on 60.

zalinski is looking for now is a alternative, not alternative could come in london now he's just landed in the u. k. capital, he's there to meet with europe in status. this was a meeting that was scheduled for a few days for setting before the press conference with donald trump. it's now taken on a much more different meaning that you currently in president really needs to find an alternative to the us and the you and the european leaders also need to figure out what that relationship with the us might mean. so this me think so much more important now that it was perhaps 24 hours ago and well, thank you very much for that. and ron khan with the latest live in came roches official reaction to the whitehouse exchange has been to uphold the us president. the foreign ministry spokesman says the us president showed restrained by not punching, but not him. is a lensky and wash is full. i'm a president dmitri med vetted, wrote on x, saying the insolent pig finally golf provo slapped down a bit of an office. and donald trump is rice, the key, racing is gambling with world war 3. andre codes and all of his

u. k. and he said he can play an important role in breach building the day. yeah. so you know that being also proposing a meeting between us and your european leaders, the promises to stand was walton's commerce italy itself, ruffles with significant data issues. miss maloney's government has projected defense spending to rise by 2027. the way to fall short of nato's target of 2 percent of g. d. p. local italian officials are sending the alarm with one of the most populous regions. benito, worrying about an industrial, some one regional council member there. blaine's the european union's political decisions, especially functions on russia that close the door on crucial markets for it. tell you next, what do we need to to, to establish a family, cheaper route for us because most of the young people want to do moving on these ways. but that for the water, we need the for our economy in know, and now we are our gross and domestic abroad. although it is a decreasing more and more we have in many program a in our many 2nd row i want economy and a we need to do this that

u. k. and he said he didn't play an important role in breach building the day. yeah . so you know that being also proposing a meeting between us and your european leaders, it promises to stay united calm is italy is in grappling with a significant that alone is government, has projected defense spending to rise by 2027. so following sorts of nato's 2 percent of g d. p. target. local italian officials are selling alarms with one of the most populous regions. in vanessa worrying about an industrial swamp, regional council member blames the european union's of political decisions, especially sanctions on russia that closed the door on crucial markets for autonomy and exports. to establish a family cheaper route for us because most of the young people want to do moving on these ways. but that for the we need that for our economies in. busy and now we are our and they're all set and domestic and for all those and is a decreasing more and more we have in many program an outlier, been the 2nd row. i want to call them me and they, we need to do this that be sure and relational

u. k. and he said he can play an important role in breach building the day. yeah. so you know that being also proposing a meeting between us and your european leaders, promises to stay united come as italy is grappling with a significant that maloney is government, has projected defense spending to rise by 2027. the following sort of nato's 2 percent of g d. p. target local autonomy and officials are sounding the alarm. a regional council member of one of the most populous italian regions says veneta is facing an industrial slum. he blames the your opinions of political decisions, especially sanctions on russia that have slammed at the door on crucial markets for a tell you in the export. we can cross now to stefano vault again. marie from the been at the regional council and the friends of the crimea member stefano. i know that you have called for relations with russia to be restored. can you tell us why you think that's important? but is it very important for us because we need to, to, to establish a family super work for us because most of the young people want

u. k. and he said he can play an important role in breach building the day. yeah. so you know that being also proposing a meeting between us and your, your pin leaders. a promise is the son of wally come, however, it lea, itself, brussels with significant death issues. despite that miss maloney's government has projected defense spending to rise by 2027. the little falls short of nato's target of 2 percent of g. d. p. local. i tell you, and officials are sending the alarm with one of the most populous regions. benito fearing industrial spun one council member. there names the european union's political decisions, especially functions on russia that close the door a crucial markets for italian exports. so we need to, to, to establish a family super work for us, you know, because most of the young people want to do moving on his way. but that for the we need that for our economies in. busy and now we are our and they're all set and domestic and proud of and is increasing more and more. we haven't made any program at in our many 2nd row, i want to call them me and the

he's got the u. k. recently to commit to increasing defense spending. france basically the same thing. the european commission president are to live on the land saying we need to re arm europe and increase or defend spending. all of those are things that donald trump wants. he's got ukraine to offer essentially the us to repay it's more time a with minimal wealth. all of these are things that are in donald trump's interests, and he got them by, you know, just his, his public statements and the way he's acted talk to put and talk to the lensky. is it all just a bargaining tool? well, that's the great question. sure. who it is, whether there's a strategy behind the uh, the catastrophe and the oval office on friday i'm. i'm not sure whether there is a realistic one. i mean it, on the one hand it, so the version of the madman theory that emerged during the nixon administration. on the other hand, when you have to map down in part of the equation trumping the one hand, putting on the other, you know, how do

u. k. prime minister. he said this and the last new cycle, russia is a menace in our waters in our air space. and on our streets. obviously, he's trying to imitate churchill in some form or another very badly i would say. so patrick, you're in plymouth right now. right. right now, yes. that's okay. uh, can you look out the window, are there any rushing troops on the streets? no, i the i'm, if i, if i'm listening to the u. k. prime minister that that's the assumption that you draw patrick, i hate to disappoint you. peter, yeah there's, there's no sign at all of, of the red army, you know, patrolling the streets of plymouth. know this, and this is of the fetish size ation of, of history the, the, hitler eyes ation of the russian president. these are all problems that are emblematic of everything that has gotten europe into this mindset right now, which is a very dangerous mindset and they can't pull themselves out, is just quite extraordinary that is curious storm or is that i think political called him the, th

so in afghanistan, mr. vance is saying he didn't mean to refer to the u. k. well, friends, when he referred that to that some random country, i didn't even mention that you tail or fonts and the clip he said on ex boats, the thing fault bravely alongside the us over the last 20 years and beyond. but people here ask people who were you referring to given there were only 2 countries who put their hands up so far to say that they would be part of such a force. james, thank you very much. indeed, that's a different magic. that is a james base in london. and it's time for the why there he was caught on a tele, that is more unsettled, where the expected across the middle east and live and will head that in a moment. the 1st to southern africa and this some improvement to come from that a gas car. as a tropical psycho pushes its way for the south leaving some big bus of rain across small central areas. but it is an improving picture as we had towards the end of the week, the thunder storms, it continued to affect eastern parts of south africa. it's a little bit dry o

u. k. sorry, is prepared to deliver and he said we should be prepared to leave. i think we should just stop for a moment that we talked about the u. k, leading the u. k. as a military of just over a 100 seat styles and strong that says almost half the size. it was some 40 years ago, the us, the u. k. maybe within nato, a reasonably big military pilot, and nothing like the us or turkey, but it's still some would question whether it has the capability to lead this sort of operation. we understand the from is also offering to help the other countries that are much less willing. i may not be part of the condition of the winning. what will be the attitude of germany? we have a shots, the chancellor here at the meeting today representing jeremy of course he is not going to be the johnson for much longer as the coalition negotiations continue here . so i'm gonna plan from the u. k. a plan, the other countries now and as we go through all of the different countries of the 10 digit listen to them. all the leaders speaking to that price. because each of these leaders is acc

u. k. in fact, he's going to be meeting the king as he's a state in east of england. and sandra and as well as attending the summit is taking place in london. 15 european leaders will be here trying to shop away for now, i think the way for the is preferred by the u. k. host. and they always like to try and play this bridging role between the us and the repeated. this is to try and get things back on track. remember, you had present my calls from and 5 minutes to stop both in the office before that meeting that when so badly wrong. on friday nights with president trump and president was an escape. i think what they were planning then the minerals deal security guarantee use in exchange for them in roseville. that is what they want to go back to that certainly what the u. k. would like things to get back to. but i think there are some that are questioning whether it really is any future of the month in the trans atlantic airlines. and i suspect they'll be questions to and discussions behind closed doors with all of these leaders may not here at downing street, but not

u. k. and he said he can play an important role in breach building the day. yeah. so you know that being also proposing a meeting between us and your european leaders, it promises the stand of wally come, however, it lea, itself, brussels with significant death issues. despite that, miss maloney's government has projected defense spending to rise by 2027. the little falls short of nato's target of 2 percent of g. d. p. local italian officials are sending the alarm with one of the most populous regions. benito fearing industrial spun one council member. there names the european union's political decisions, especially sanctions on russia that close the door and crucial markets for italian exports. so we need to, to establish a family cheaper route for us because most of the young people want to do moving on these ways. but that for the water, we need that for our economy and know, and now we are our and they're all set and domestic in front, although and is increasing more and more. we have in many program an hour, maybe 6 total. oh, i want economy and a we need to d

from washington as well the secretary of state's market. rubio says that he's been in contact with the foreign ministers of the u. k. and france in the last 24 hours and a parent indication that he is talking to them about the embry on a piece plan that they are drawing on. they saying that they will do so in consultation with the united states and will present it to the united states. so that appears to be a process. and the way the trump administration signaling that it has not completely comfortable ties or discussions on negotiations with ukraine despite what happens in the white house on friday. but this is what market. rubio has to say, and we're trying to end the war. you cannot end the war unless both sides come to the table starting with the russians. and that, that is the point the president has made. and we have to do whatever we can to try to bring them to the table to see if it's even possible. i'm not promising you, it's possible. i'm not telling you it's 90 percent likely. i'm saying it's 0 percent likely if we don't get them, don't negotiate in table and the sooner everyone grows up around here and

and what help is he going to get from you in the u. k. to do so, i think because he asked about for an all the bunch saying that meeting with you yesterday present from went horribly wrong. but i am and still interested in a piece deal, provided it's piece with justice. and it's about point that the meets the grantee of a piece deal might be finalized the fighters. you know, you can kind of go on indefinitely, trying to withhold russian advances in that country. your training is already compromised. it's offered the united states, access to is middle result is all be a is a payback to the extent of a the united states is already given, i think. but the, the big pressure now will be upon zalinski on $22.00 areas. one is acceptance to the fact that ukraine cannot join nato. and secondly, watched what extent is best for compromise over the territories, real games that russia, as already made. that i think will be that tricky as bit by the fall. and we haven't had a clear indication from the russian side yet as to whether it's prepared to give

he said that all initiatives are on a good way. maybe just a quick reminder. so right now the u. k and friends have said that they would work together on a piece plan add together with the training that they would then go to united to the united states and proposes and discuss it there. he didn't give any more details except for what you mentioned. at the, the, the year from shapes that might be forcibly center. this is since has been an idea that has been sitting around here for awhile, but she didn't get give any more way of just a note that he says that he wants to persuade donald trump to stay engaged with your how much leverage does he really have to do that at this point. well, he has been in washington last week and when he has been there, there has been quite a good atmosphere. but this has also been before the fallout. the public followed officer lansky and donald trump. sir, this is of course difficult to say, what is keir and in some way is fed this idea of your, of becoming more independent and becoming stronger has always been one of emanuel. i'm across favorite projec

u. k. prime minister castanan has described as once in a generation. he's met with your pen leaders and defense upon this double down on support for ukraine. i'm commit to spend more on defense. emotionally just spoke about the development of a so called coalition of the willing, which would defend your claim, the events of a peace deal with russia. you also refused to cool the united states and unreliable allied, stressing that any time for peace and ukraine would 1st go through washington. so we agreed some important steps today. first, we will keep the military slowing and keep increasing the economic pressure on russia to strength and ukraine. now, 2nd, we're treat any last thing face must it shows you cried silver and say on security, do crating must be up the table. so in the event of a peace deal, we will keep boosting ukraine's own defensive capabilities to detect any future invasion falls. we will go further to develop a coalition of the willing to defend a deal and you try to guarantee the piece of thomas. being clear that has coalition of the wil

going forward, we just come for the one piece, but we have, you are driving that he, it was, we have kia sedona and the u. k. signing a 100 year deal with ukraine. he seems very keen to put bridge boots on the ground and ukraine. so this is going to hold things up. i expect. i don't know how much it will holds it up because the u. k. public is very much against that. they don't want to send their sons and daughters, you know, their sons to ukraine to die. right? i mean, you have members of labor party against it. you have members of other major political parties in the u. k. against it. not to mention ireland is against that and as well as you know, when you look at europe in general, the only other country that's, that's even lining up with him is france. so there is a coalition of willingness. it's 2 countries. it's the pay in france, and of course they were the most gains profit wise. i mean, remember, there are so many weapons manufacturers in england decides in the us. so they were benefiting from this proxy war, financially, you know, but let's try to hope that we'll find more benefit from peace and o

he's a pool. busy the veteran of the administrative manners here in the u. k. there's a lot of anger and anger and don't recognize her. so there's a lot of parts that somebody would say about. and also somebody that was in the us thing for inside of even the losses and the fact that many of us both died blended with the us marines. and then when i us allies in the voice that, oh yeah, perfect. do you okay, as long as the scene itself is a bridge between the us and europe, and despite the recent crisis and transatlantic relations, it was hoping it could play that role again and find a joint way forward on ukraine. instead, the chasm between the 2 sides is growing and the difference is increasingly appearing in. so mountable james bay's out to 0, london plus gloves and heavy rains, have swarmed. indonesia is capital to call to axle as they move, which reports. torrential rains have turned your card into a city. a waterways with floods engulfing it. the easiest capital, any surrounding regions. in because the just east of jakarta, entire neighborhood slice submerg

he has confirmed that he has spoken to the foreign ministers off the u. k. and upfront, in the past 24 hours and apparent indication that they are talking about the plan that is being floated a by the us as european allies, the secretary of state indicating too that relations have not been controlled with ukraine at this particular stage. that, that is a willingness, it would appear to continue to engage with ukraine. but at the same time, he insist that people best face up as he puts it to the reality of the situation. this is what he have to say. we're trying to end the war. you cannot end the war unless both sides come to the table starting with the russians. and that, that is the point the president is made and we have to do whatever we can to try to bring them to the table to see if it's even possible. i'm not promising you as possible. i'm not telling you it's 90 percent likely. i'm saying it's 0 percent likely if we don't get them to want to go shading table and the sooner everyone grows up around here and figures out that this is a bad war that's hea

u. k. and phones with the british prime minister announcing what he called a coalition of the willing to guarantee peace. but you pay is prepared to practice with boots on the ground of planes. and yet, together with all this, europe must do the heavy lifting, put to support peace and i'm fortunate to succeed. this efforts must have strong us back. we are at a crossroads in history today. this is not a moment for multiple. it's time to at time to step up and lead on to unite around a new plan for a just enjoying face. a new sense of urgency prompted by shifting alliance, while the european need a meeting here in london will have to consider is an issue even bigger than piecing you great. and that is how to face with each uh, in which america may no longer be an ally, that your can always rely on to pass was that the chief says defense need to boost urgency. have to re, i'm jewel, and told that i will present a comprehensive plan how to read on 0 on the 6 of much of when we have, i was your opinion, positive to the all i've understood that after a long time of i'm the investment isn't all of that's

said that was going to be security guarantees, and he talked with some stain about the idea of that force, which was going to be provided by the u. k. and prompts along with all the nations he said, this is that we describe that 20000 troops from some random country that hasn't sold a war in 30 to 40 years. i can tell you that will provoke real and go in from some certainly here in the u. k. of course the u. k was on the us side both in the rock and i've got to some of the u. k. last, a 179 soldiers in iraq, 457 enough kind of stop diplomatic editor james base. james. thank you. yeah, that's the motor of you is an associate professor of national security and strategic studies i've taught to university explain the outcome of the ukraine. warnock hinges on what that suspension of us military aid will look like, as if it's a reference to the ongoing for these. and i'll be your nation's military equipment . it won't be as critical as, for example, so spanish on all information on an intelligent sharon billy that would make a huge difference with regards to ukraine. situational awareness and will provide the russians an advantage on the

he's also meeting the king of the, the, of the u. k. that the british king as his estate and sandra goodman, the east of england does, i think, is symbolic. because remember, the big fuss that was made in washington dc when to stop by the u. k. prime minister went to washington inside to be able office and extend the pulled out a laptop, extending an invite to president trump, what it's actually present zalinski right now. who gets the 1st meeting with the king ahead of president trump? and of course, that is something that we know pleasant. trump feels reflected by that invitation presence. and let's keep missing the king 1st. i think part of the landscape will be pleased by the support he's got here, but i suspect there are some doubts whether york is really going to pull through what whether europe has the capabilities, whether europe has the unity because they're all along with your pin countries. at least to slovakia and hungry. this and the pos of not being as, as keen on supporting ukraine as the others and have often taken a som

me is that in ski, he's saying that there was a group of volunteers working for a humanitarian organization. volunteer is coming from ukraine. the us and the u. k . that had checked into that, i'd tell, not long before the strike, he says that they all survive. they managed to evacuate the building, and you can see the pictures that, that, that the impact seems to have been literally directly in the center of the hotels taking out the roof. the inside facade destroyed. that was one of a number of attacks. another attack on the using a drone we understand, according to local storage, is on the city of shoot me at least one, the person killed in that the tax. there was another drug and strike on the eastern city of car cube ukraine. second largest city, a residential building that hit by john, according to local authorities. 2 people injured in that attack. there was also another attack on or desk in the south of the country, local authorities reporting that it was damaging infrastructure that seems to have been targeted in that attack. at least 2 people injured in a private home. we understand just close to the target site. the big, the ministry

well, he also talked about this idea of the french and u. k. lead reassurance force on the ground in ukraine, and the quote i think is causing real concern here in london, then probably empowers to 20000 troops from some brandon country that hasn't for to will. and 30 to 40 years is how he referred to this peacekeeping force. now that i think is going to cause relying good and prompts and certainly here in the u . k, where the u. k. was very, very close with the us enough kind of song and iraq and in iraq, the u. k. last a 179 soldiers, enough kind of stuff. 457. you can understand why they're angry. a change based or diplomatic edits are reporting from london today. thank you very much. trans alexi me arrive u f. as an associate professor of national security and strategic studies at christian university. he explained that the outcome of the ukraine war now hinges on what that suspension of u. s. military aid will actually look like if it's a reference to the ongoing provision of the nation's military equipment. it won't be as critical as, fo

i thought he was being over dramatic, but in fact, the people's items. i was wrong. but we not have the situation with the u. k. is doing this. it's the militaristic safer that thanks. i think you have to see this in pop in terms of kissed alma's political position to, to, because domestic political position. he, uh, his popularity ratings are as low as any prime ministers put that a big, you know, he's, he's being extremely unpopular and sadly, history to be submitted to visit us and buying the drum for the, you know, rolls of gold. but generally speaking, best as a section of the busiest population that responds well to that, to it's a cheap way of gaining popularity to set them difficult to well with the, i mean, what would you say would go to what with the, with the idea of the business tommy is a by 70 percent of besides the video clinton unami, let me let him know besides progressing on it. uh so, uh this, this is all not starting plan the, the autonomy of my time then not going to will that be 1 pm. the defense pulling back to me idea of putting troops and u. k. so all is the same thing and belligerents