u. k, u s, and e u for an edge, and the escalation acts as a growing. so yeah, that, that piece, dale will sort of cost you just on that is that the see now we, we doesn't leave the why, the security and stability of the country of the piece. they also included the d, mobilize ation plan. many of the jobs forces forces that, well, there's a allied with him like the whites on me meant to be incorporated into the army trained, enrolled on the formal control that plan has sold. so there was still significant numbers of fighters in various parts of the country who could, if, if tensions that are up 10 against the government sources. but the situation is different this time around as far as the governance forces in particular, the presidential god a much more heavy um now then that the series having spent the last 2 years as significant be increasing their weaponry and trading. okay, thanks so much and welcome to come with for us in nairobi as far as any is top cold has temporarily suspended a series of controversial assigned by both need and so of later wit

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u. k u. s. relationship. and the something most you need is running behind ukraine, of course. tell us what they've been saying and, and it just, i'm pulling at the meeting of everybody else tomorrow. it's been pretty universal support when it comes to european leaders for ukraine. the french president, my calling saying that it is important to remember who the aggressor in this conflict is, and that, that is russia, stimulus statements coming from the leaders of austria, poland, and the tech republic, one outlier, that was the hunger and prime minister, victor o button. who sang donald trump for what he called his bravery and standing for peace. but really he was the old voice that and what is universe? so pretty much unity in supporting ukraine. now the me saying all of these european need us here in london was already in the books before this disasters pulled out between us trump zalinski. however, now it's taking on and even more heightened importance because these european leaders are now facing a real prospect of america no longer supporting ukraine militarily. and they h

u. s. u. k. are protection bed is currently in place in the european union, might not be there forever. and the other point is that my chrome was making bus about the so called a possible european troops that might go into trying to secure a possible peace deal. and there he said that he will call for a meeting of the military's chief of stops next week. off the states that are willing to participate in such a possible troop in paris for next week. so early to talk about peacekeepers when there is no peace to keep, didn't a kron offer any new ideas for peace talks for ukraine as well. 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. thi

u. s. has and provides 2 u k. at so you kind of close the stalling cause, well, which is a commercial thing, but it's run by, you know, most and ukraine has built a formidable force of drones over the last 3 years. but without that stalling internet capacity to control them, it'd be in real trouble though, suggesting that it's going to be cut off right now. but of course we know how close you know mosque is a key part of the decision making. now in the white house and you were talking about that brussel, the summit, of course, has just been a summit in london. and the us move seems to be completely contrary to what the europeans were trying to decide at that summit to. yeah, absolutely. i think everything that was a 5 point plan, i think that's pretty much in taxes now because of the plan was building up ukraine, making it as strong as possible a piece through strikes. well, that is be totally on the mind by these, this us decision. but in the 2nd part of the plan, that minerals deal that is being pushed up by the

u. s. u k. europe and you probably to working together, but we must not choose between the us and your 1st. and then from say, you or pain troops could be deployed to ukraine to keep a future peace. but not everyone's convinced reporting you calls him. i can let pressik one of the problem with a peacekeeping force. it's not something for 3 years or 6 months. it could be 30 years. nothing will happen without the agreement. the russians in the us and without us support to the e. u isn't only back to the external host entities. i'm greece pro mosca leda. victor open a poses. you create a new date for the you to tackle the security emergency. it must insurance plans and all the rail from within before it's too late. natasha butler. i'll do 0. brussels still ahead on the island is a tough tool called tire of canada is just some treat a holes, a phone call with them from the us decides to postpone levies on some also makes the the knowledge in team football as a way of life. local clubs, so the count

u. s. u k. europe and you probably to working together, but we must not choose between the us and europe 1st and then for all. so you are paying troops could be deployed to ukraine to keep a future peace, but not everyone's convinced the requirement you called him, i can let pressik one of the problem with a peacekeeping force. it's not something for 3 years or 6 months. it could be 30 years, nothing will happen without the agreement, the russians in the us, and without us support the e. u isn't only back to the external hostilities. i'm greece probably most good leader fix to open a poses. you create a new date for the you to tackle the security emergency in most insurance plans and not the rail from within before. it's too late. this actually, butler, i'll choose 0 brussels. well, pressure from some of the world's largest call makers has fullest us president donald trump, to delay a portion of his tariff package on canada and white house as agreed to suspend 25 percent tires by month to some

u. s. u. k. your when you prior to working together, but we must not choose between the us and your we never have historically, and we know codes do so now. earlier london and paris seemed to present a united front while discussing plans to send peacekeeping troops to crane after the complex end. but that unity only extends so far with the u. k. backing away from french president microns proposed one month, a truce. this rift has surfaced after a london summit aimed at projecting european unified support for ukraine following latimer zalinski is disastrous meeting with trump. earlier we spoke with you parliament member lou bush, blah, the vice president of slovakia. smear party versus take on europe's apparent disunity and more that everybody knows in the past that ukraine the last and the best. the most advice has no power of continuing this war need help and maybe you guys up some of the possible. so the only the situation that you're just some are waiting for for some, some turning point. and

u. s. u k. europe and you probably to working together, but we must not choose between the us and europe 1st and then for all. so you are p intrigues, could be deployed to ukraine to keep a future peace, but not everyone's convinced the requirement you called him. i can let pressik one of the problem with a peacekeeping force. it's not something for 3 years or 6 months. it could be 30 years. nothing will happen without the agreement, the russians in the us. and without us support the e. u isn't only back to the external hostilities. i'm greece probably most good leader, i think to open a poses you create a new date for the you to tackle is security, emergency it most insurance plans and all the rail from within before it's too late . latasha butler, i'll just sarah brussels said i had all that i'll just say, or germany looks at increasing as defense budget of 2 years of on the spending audit faces some challenges in china on sales. it's plans to help it's sluggish economy, which is now facing a

u. s. u k. europe when you prior to working together, but we must not choose between the us and your person and from so you or intrigues, could be deployed to ukraine to keep a future peace. but not everyone's convinced require me to call them. i can let pressik one of the problem with a peacekeeping force. it's not something for 3 years or 6 months. it could be 30 years, nothing will happen without the agreement, the russians, and the us. and without us support the you isn't only battling external hostilities . i'm greece probably most of lead to fix to open a poses ukraine. you. the aid for the you to tackle is security, emergency it most insurance plans and not the rail from within before. it's too late. this actually, butler, i'll choose 0 brussels. we're not going to speak to fixer upper, i'm a veterans of defense and security specialist and principal, a story, a consulting joining us from darwin in australia. we thank you for your time with the fact of do you believe the re arm you're app

u. k, but it was their lives in the u. k. so this pull the degrees are specifically in the u. s. i believe it was a trunk lee link to the point that the dispute is nominated. so let's narrow the chances it could have for, for like the best documentary endorsed. so now that it has one meal schedule, you think it will be distribution, it hopefully yes, but it's not in the us a go uh, independent a really screenings here and there and some sensors, independent theatres, etc. hopefully it will be a different distribution, be good in and publicly like, widely, and actually even, even if you're talking about like in the mentality or the district distributions or like economic slides or whatever. it's um, let's forget about palestine. yeah, i mean let's forget about so number it's, it's good center, but it's the investment, it's good investments for this abusers who like after this history of prizes and no munitions issue. forget our book of palestine is if you forget about to send them out. so it's good, send them all the same, it will be a good investment for, for this to be with us a

u. s. and u. k. they want share information with us about russia. they won't trust us. i mean, some a single is being reported. but this is pos of the trump administration's effort to get russia into tools on ukraine. the 1st will, do you agree with that to the 2nd level, how likely is it that russia is going to hold it's operation is against the u. s. and return? no, they want because it's mainly a large, a lot of private sector actors that has some state banking or the status. so just don't bother anyone and russian will leave you alone. but it will hurt because if you recall, we had a big advantage in earlier a tags. when russia went into ukraine, we were billed intelligence and said ahead of time here's wasn't going to do. and that sort of foiled the plan. well, if we don't have any of that intelligence, then we're going to to not be for warning ukraine or be responsible as a global actor for calling out russian saying, don't do that. and how concerning is it? but perhaps all the threats act as might come with flowers themselves to look like they are russian. so ind

u. k. and friends have suggested, if the u. s. was going to act as a back stop, potentially sending troops to monitor any c spot. that's an idea that's firmly opposed. in most cases, these are recent comments from the russian from and as a 2nd level. as most of the social cost of the end of biden's term in office, there's a new team now that guided by common sense the, the direct in saying we want to stop or was we wants peace before the and who wants to want to continue europe with just putting the thoughts of i'm gonna go through right now, they're saying, let's have peacekeepers, we want you to as many thousands of them, we will give them a cover. but that's also bracing of them because nobody's asking us what we think. trump understands every thing trump says it is too early when there is a settlement, you can discuss this issue, but it will require the agreement of the parties post most of those. but while i think so much to be discussed in this meeting, which comes, i think at the lowest point in transatlantic relations rele

u. s. has and provides 2 u. k. at ukraine. and of course, the stalling cause, well, which is a commercial thing. but it's run by, you know, most and ukraine has built a formidable force of drones over the last 3 years. but without that stalling internet capacity to control them, it'd be in real trouble. no suggestion that's going to be cut off right now. but of course we know how close a little mosque is a key part of the decision making. now in the white house, children quotesoft incidence conflicts have been suffering sexual violence. that's according to you and children's agency. it's you're quoted more than 200 cases since 2024 and says the title number is likely to be much higher than the will between the sudanese on me. and the permanent track of support forces is now nearing its the ga morgan has this report when slicing between this is denise army and the baron military rapids support forces started in april 2023. millions were displaced from their homes in search of safety. some left all their belongings behind, other

u. k. probably just closer lives at the. okay. so this political reason specifically in the u. s. i believe it was a strongly linked to the point that the dispute is no mean here to. so let's narrow the chassis it could have for, for like the best documentary in the oscars as well. so the head on al jazeera, we're closing up so huge game in the spanish capital, as tompkins makes it for tons, cups on the way in sports, the right, well, it's time for sport and his for his smile. thank you so much, sar. india's cricket captain ro, hey sean, that has dismissed criticisms, that they have an unfair advantage by being allowed to play. all of their champions . trophy matches and by india refuse to travel to tournament host box fund, due to long standing tensions between the nations. it means that they've been able to set up camp and dubai. well, other teams have moved between different cities and their phase australia in the 1st time, the final on tuesday and a repeat of the 2023 woke up final. is that what you mean? if you hung up there are different things happening on every surface. so

u. k. but as far as their lives at the. okay. so this political reasons, specifically in the u. s. i believe it was a strongly linked to the point that the dispute is nominated. so let's narrow the chances it could have for, for like the best documentary in the oscars. all right, well that's it for me. it's not a hide us. you'll be able to find more information on one of us today. stories on our websites onto 0 dot com, but doesn't go away because the news does continue here. offer a program called the stream. the us president donald trump, is set to address congress and the american people with a flurry of executive orders. a departure from convention on challenges to has a government, which one is transforming politics at home and abroad with his 2nd time on the way . what's next? until i'm suggest to stay with all just the for the latest from the white house. have you ever wondered about how the police were born and raised shape your life and to now, how much easier with some of your life choices have been had you come from a different neighborhood, city or country? i'm on? are

u. k is a close 2nd. on $78.00, ukraine is trusted by 44 percent of germans. while the u. s. has slumped to a trust rating of just 16 percent. no trust in the us as a reliable partner at a very low at a low. now. how likely is it? is that to affect germans? germany's international relations as absolutely terry i mean 16 percent. the us is still considered a crew, so i lie by everyone you ask invalid, but trust in this current administration is definitely at a very, very low point. and you do see the consequences. it's not just violating as the rest of europe as well. you just look at that summit in brussels, that meeting of you leaders. what leaders said, it was time that a europe had come together and decided to re on the ready to take of that race. they say they're ready to win the race and to be ready to defend the continent in the planning to increase defense spending. some of the other to talk again about an old idea of setting up a european army in that pole that you mentioned. and the vast majority of demons, so 71 percent of them actually said that they are now in fav

u. k is a close 2nd on 78. ukraine is trusted by 44 percent of germans there. while the u. s. has slumped to a trust rating of just 16 percent. so the trust in the us is add a new low even below the values from terms 1st term in office. how do you expect all this to affect trans national relations of the but i think you could see some very specific consequences already in brussels when you were watching the meeting of e u leaders and how they talked about re um in europe and entering the race and potentially trying to win this race. so that is a very, very specific consequence of and the signs that we're hearing from washington. so you're seeing countries are planning to increase defense spending. so low styles that to talk about an old i dear. again, to set up the european army, and that's also interesting because opinion on that has changed here on the continent. and also here in germany and a poll that was published on thursday, the vast majority of demons, so 71 percent and said that they are now in favor of establishing a european army that's up 12 percent. so the support for european army over the past 2 years has been shooting up. the trend was downwards until mid 2023. but since then it has top please. so top and germans, on the other end of, of that spectrum, trust the french, the most. where do bi lateral ties stand right now and where do you see them going under the leadership of flourish mo

u. k. push their chair side and pitcher planned who puts boots on the ground in ukraine, while admitting big tubs. do the with i. p u. s. and washington isn't exactly rushing to get on board. i've asked every foreign minister i meet with. tell me your idea of how this turns out most don't have a plan. a few have said, well, let's give them another you are fighting a year from now a year later after another year of death, another year of destruction. essentially, ukraine is on live support. if the european union and the americans do not provide funding, then the ukrainians will not be able to find. and more over the ukrainian state will not be able to survive. on gary and p. m warrens about the times are tied, does not american wednesdays push park again. peace efforts continues us as members of the new us administration point dollar to a ukrainian leader must actually be against continuing the conflict plus israel reaffirm that's 5 to defend. that group is minority in serious cutting out the idea of is ready to face any threats coming from a nation to new discipline. this government news basically is our teacher national. my name's you didn't know meal in 30 minutes of news into starts. not dozens of cursed residents who are taken and find you printing armed forces from temporarily occupied areas in the russian border region . or on the way as we checked, the ambulances, which today, unfortunately, will be needed by at least 10 returning coolest presidents. each boss has a dry russian toys for children and everything you need to keep warm. that will be a short stop so that everyone can have a hot meal. we are very worried about the psychological and physical condition of the people, but we are fully prepared. we have checked every ambulance, now it is equipped with everything necessary. all transport safety rules will be followed. we hope that the road will be successful, and the coolest residents will be met by their relatives and friends. but the most important thing is that everyone returns alive and well. 33 russian civilians from the course creature in the order kidnapped by the militants of the key of regime since august of last year, across the border between bella roost and you crate on monday. now, according to the russian human rights commissioners, i, c and i must kind of go over the return of the course. residents was facilitated. along with her, you create in counterpart and the international red cross hole. this time after being taken from their homes since august of 2020, for the russian civilian prisoners were held in the ukrainian city of assuming the majority of the people of war. now finally, making their way home are elderly with one woman who will actually be celebrating her 90 of birthday inmates according to that to you. and i most kind call by at least 9 people require urgent medical help. and some of those returning home are in wheelchairs and at least fits and ambulances were on standby. when they crossed into bella rows, there were also at least the 4 children age, the one through 10 among those returning home. now the people that will be taken back home to the cursed creech in on tuesday where they will be reunited with their families and a loved ones. sign the lease. now the total number of russian civilians who are returned whole since the ukraine's incursion. intercourse is $7.00 to $9.00 people back in october of last year, the russians human rights commissioner, the general moscato gomez said that something more than a 1000 civilians in the cursed region where it still unaccounted for. the of course uh their relatives and loved ones are all the so wasting for them at home in cost. no coalition of the willing, you'll remember was a popular term during the us led invasion of iraq 2 decades ago. but it's making a resurgence with the u. k, and from taking the lead, they proposed a strategy to deploy your pin troops in ukraine with plans reported to show it to us president trump. another move would cross a red line for most school. there appears no american appetite for it either even britain, this leader admits it's a non starter with all the washington support. we agree that any offended by p steel, we will continue to pace the trains, defenses, new trains to terra. and finally, we agree to develop a coalition of willy, ready to defend a deal, any pride on down see a piece person will play a leading role with if necessary, together with others boots on the ground and planes for the space. it is right that you're up to the heavy lifting to support piece on confidence, a thought to succeed. this effort must also helps from u. s. packet. i would ask everybody, this is, are known associations. what is the alternative and other 4 years of war and other 3 years of war in which the united states and europe continues to po

u. k. so to see the point that you all of this is a problem that india has been jan and again ringing off with the u. s. canada as well as the same. yeah. but also happened in the prime minister level. india hasn't been minded these western countries that when i was the 6 separatist elements, to solve all to a piece of land from india, from the state, it's been job as a said. whenever these elements has the have to be to the office. it's not only been a problem for india, but it's also been a problem. uh, the respective countries where in our suite, the most stage, many of these countries are allowing these extreme, this elements to one their source. i let me point out to all that india is extremely upset. we've seen that shop reactions coming in from the indian administrative external fads. what we need to see now, however, is whether or not the new q. yes, also is be taking action in many things for the updates done. sante south asia corresponded richard shawna in new delhi. thank you. but it's always a pleasure to have you with us here on all the international vessel from me for today. rachel verbal

u. k, had been banned from sharing washington's knowledge through the limiting us support alongside pausing. it's military aid to tease previous lifelines from its biggest military backup. the u. s. has provided more than $64000000000.00 topping europe's spend. but what was that was this for donald trump took office, it's and before his dramatic whitehouse route with follow to me as the leading skate, the waste provides about the cheapest seem to of ukraine's weapons, including many of its most powerful among them in defenses like the national advance surface to air missile system on that sums, hook missiles and patriot missiles, old volume, so and shooting down russian drone and messiah tax. the patriots as the us, as most advanced a defense system and is key and protecting ukraine's energy infrastructure. but it's not cheap and into sick to miss all costs around $3800000.00 euros to around the launch. it's cost about $9400000.00. h crane will now have to carefully ration it's remaining supplies. the waste also provides keen ground defense equipment such as abrams tanks, bradley vehicles, how it says and hime us real quick launches hyman's rockets have been particularly effecti

u. k, have been banned from sharing washington's knowledge through the limiting us support alongside pausing. it's military aid to tease previous lifelines from its biggest military backup. the u. s. has provided more than $64000000000.00 topping europe's spend. but of all of that was before donald trump took office it's and before his dramatic whitehouse route with follow to me as the landscape, the always provides about the cheapest seem to of ukraine's weapons, including many of its most powerful among them in defenses. like the national advance surface to air missile system or nasa, them's hook missiles and patriot missiles, old volume, so and shooting down russian drone and messiah tax. the patriots as the us, as most advanced a defense system and is key and protecting ukraine's energy infrastructure. but it's not cheap and into sick to miss all costs. around 3800000 euro used to round the launch. it's cost about $9400000.00 h the crane will now have to carefully ration its remaining supplies. the us also provides keen ground defense equipment such as abrams tanks, bradley vehicles, how it says and high must rocket launches high. must rockets have been particularly effective

u. k had been banned from sharing washington's knowledge through the limiting us support alongside pausing its military aid to tease previous lifelines from its biggest military backup. the u. s. has provided more than $64000000000.00 topping europe's spend. but what was that was this for donald trump took office it's and before his dramatic whitehouse route with follow to me is the landscape. the always provides about the cheapest seem to of ukraine's weapons, including many of its most powerful among them in defenses, like the national advance surface to air missile system or nation's hook missiles and patriot missiles, old volume. so and shooting down russian drone and messiah tax. the patriots, as the us, as most advanced a defense system and is key and protecting ukraine's energy infrastructure. but it's not cheap and into safe to miss all costs. around $3800000.00 euro is to around the launch. it's cost about $9400000.00. h crane will now have to carefully ration it's remaining supplies. thank you. with also provides king ground defense equipment, such as abrams tanks, bradley vehicles, how it says and hime us real quick launches. hi mas rockets have been particularly effective in allowing ukraine to sit munitions depos behind russian lines. the waste also supplies smaller weekends and munitions like javelin, empty tank muscles considered crucial and stopping rushes advance. it's not just the lack of new width and sick to stymie you. cranes fight many pots required to fix damage, equipment and specialists. munitions are only available from the us. ukraine can keep slicing for now with military expense estimation. current supplies will last until summer. this let's look at mass is arising them with the major al petrovich, who is co founder and chairman of the silverado policy, accelerate the think tank is a geo political lot and the less to with specialism in china and russia. welcome to d. w. how quickly do you think the us pause and intelligence assessments to ukraine will make itself felt? well, for certain things that they will feel it right away because they will have less intelligence on the launches of missiles at christmas cells and drowns. and guess that territory to help with their air defense, they'll have less ability to do deep stripe missions against our depot command, post and targets within potentially russia itself. but none of this is completely recoverable from and certainly others can step in the brett's, the dodge and others have a fantastic capabilities on collection inside russia. and can a step in and filled some of that void. ukraine's themselves have a lot of intelligence collections. options as well, using that drones and other capabilities they how, how does the need to do so because of us was doing it all for them, but now they'll have to rely on some of those capabilities. ok, so not that bad. no yet. which is good. i suppose i'm that what, surely the slightest move from the united states expressed as to the idea that the us is no longer to be relied on doing spotless in every state. now i have to check back contracts and start searching for new friends. well i think this is already happening, you're, you're hearing from the incoming likely transfer parts and, and the present back on another saying that your cost to wake up, we have to provide for our own defense. we can no longer rely in the united states . so some of those conversations are starting to happen when the early stages of that the key question will be, will the united states prevent the supply of weapons that the europeans have bought? american weapons to credit as well. obviously they can enforce uh, export controls on that weapon rate and prevent license the through licenses. prevent, prevent that those transfer. so how far will the trump administration go and trying to curtail us defense is just about we are out of this fight. we will no longer provide aid ourselves, right? intelligence and military. others can do it for them. and what do we know about a lot of it food ends at times for peace as well. i think i radically, all of these actions are actually in bold input and because he, i think got very clearly believes that he can achieve more on the battlefield. he thinks that the, the stoppages of aid and intelligence will help him achieve more in terms of catherine territory and that his maximus, demands which have been maximized even before uh the slightest spot has occurred. i have probably only solidifies and he is requesting not just the territory that he's got to day and some sort of ceasefire. i don't think he has any interest in that. he wants at least the falls full for and excelled last year that he doesn't fully control today. but i want to be given over to him. he wants to recognition of that territory as part of russia, which is a red line for your claim. and depending on society, he probably will insist on political changes within ukraine. i think you'll want the president's landscape to step down. you'll want ability to, we can interfere and you can't and politics to make it eventually closer and closer, politically tied to russia. so all of those things will be very right for golf for . so brain leaders as well. just just to, i'm was on china's position in this chaos. on the one hand, we might think it would relish the disruption in the west. but today, it's embassy in the us at basing is ready for what it called any type of boil with america. after being hit with these new trump towers, what do you make of that as well? the chinese are actually nervous. on one hand, they see some positive, they see that maybe there's an opening with europe by, with europeans increasingly being distraught and concerned about their relationship with america. i saw this at the munich story conference just a couple of weeks ago with the chinese trying to expand and to add to the opinions by the, on the other hand, the us and russia relationship is a great concern to them. because they know that the united states wants to pull russia away from china. the chinese don't want to see that happen. and of course, they're very concerned about the economic measures are being taken against them, particularly on the tower front. okay, now you need is made in brussels on 1st night to discuss an 800000000000 your defense plan. i had in fact, jeremy's chancellor in white and cousin ounce plans to boost germany's defense capabilities. well here moved from frederick, met speaking yesterday, and then get your view on your response device. so given the growing threat situation, we are fully aware that europe and with the german need, must now make very launch efforts very quickly to strengthen the defense of the country. and a few roughly some continents to demetria outside of it's from the silverado policy x i to, we mentioned the fact that the europe now has gotten the message. but how do you assess yours ability to get its act together sufficiently to follow through on a plan, to win itself off dependence on the us? that is the question, isn't that and look so far, both the germans, the british, the french, are making the right moves their step. they're saying that they will step up defense spending. europe has the capacity to do so. it can replace most of the weapons that the us as provides ukraine, except for the patriots missiles for ballistic defense. although the franchise of have a version of that that they can ramp up production for. so their answers to everything . the question is, is you're going to be willing to spend and spend significant quantities of a funds to make sure that, that you can, can continue in this fight. it's not just the spending, though, is a, it's getting everyone pointing in the same direction. we have a meeting at today between a manual maximum gary and a prime minister because he's ready to put a spot in the words when it comes to increase your pin of spending on defense it's, it's just difficult to get the old 27 leaders to agree yeah, i mean, it depends on what they agreed obviously if jeremy wants to ramp up whats defense brand new france wants to do, so they don't need victoria bonds permission to do so. so a lot of this stuff they can do on their around germany, france, u. k. poland, to some extent and italy are key to all of this. the other countries matter considerably less. but when it comes to, for example, the sanctions, the sanctions against restaurants coming up for renewal in a few months. and a victor or bond is going to veto that. that's of course, gonna relieve some of the pressure from food and we'll see what donald trump does with the rush of sanctions as well. the planning is desperately want the sanctions on russia to continue to keep up that pressure. all right, let's look ahead. the, the fear of so many countries in europe is it, if the will, ukraine will get settled in a rush on what appeared to be russian terms. it's only a matter of time before russia looks elsewhere. the baltics perhaps for more territory is that do you believe credible, and what sort of time scale are we looking at? or? i think there is a certainly a problem. the baltics with a little face, i think less so for poland, slovakia, and certainly much, much less for ge

u. k, had been banned from sharing washington's knowledge through the limiting us support alongside pausing its military aid to tease previous lifelines from its biggest military backup. the u. s. has provided more than $64000000000.00 topping europe's spend. but of all of that was before donald trump took office it's and before his dramatic whitehouse route with follow to me as the landscape, the waste provides about the cheapest seem to of ukraine's weapons, including many of its most powerful among them in defenses. like the national advance surface to air missile system, on essence hook missiles and patriot missiles, old volume, so and shooting down russian drone and messiah tax. the patriots has the us, as most advanced a defense system, and is key and protecting ukraine's energy infrastructure. but it's not cheap and into sick to miss all costs. around 3800000 euro used to round the launch. it's cost about $9400000.00 h. the crane will now have to carefully ration its remaining supplies. that you wish also provides keen ground defense equipment, such as abrams tanks, bradley vehicles, how it says and high must rocket launches high. must rockets have been particularly effective and allowing ukraine to sit munitions depos behind russian lines? the us also supplies smaller weekends and munitions like javelin, empty tank. missiles considered crucial and stopping russians advance. it's not just the lack of new width and sick to stymie you, cranes fight. many pots required to fix damage, equipment, and specialist munitions are only available from the us. ukraine can keep slicing for now with military expense estimation. current supplies will last until summer when they're in a mirror on as administrator analyst at the king's college in london as to how the last of us military and intelligence support would affect the way you train fights . well, i think the most critical right now is the lack of intelligence support because it is not something that the europeans can supplement in a sense that the us military satellites or satellite capabilities across a period through what the europe has and what the u. k. has therefore, even if you're creating hassle weapons, but it will not be able to determine where the targets are. it will greatly affect and intelligent surveillance and reconnaissance capabilities. so even if you crate in forces, i'm not going to run out of weapons just now or, and they munition of course as well. it is not something that you can provide and, and also really important thing. all logistics for 8 to ukraine and i went up just talking us a but also european aids, the united states has been providing logistical support for that. so that will have an effect. so i assume that the immediate effect will see when it comes to the lack of intelligence that the ukrainian truth see. an only leader on of course, um, bearing in mind that the enemy also has to say is that is to say, depends on how the russians designs their operations. and they might try to push even harder and all knowing that the ukrainians will lose this capability. when the ukrainians will run out of amunit

u. k. and french leaders push their chess sites on pitcher plans about boots on the ground in ukraine, but admit they can't do it with it. the u. s. washington isn't exactly rushing to get on board. i've asked every foreign minister i meet with tommy your idea of how this turns out. most don't have a plan. a few have said, well, let's give them another you are fighting a year from now. a year later, after another year of death, another year of destruction, the loss of on and seems in these really parliament as guards use force to belong to the families of october, 7th victims from entering the visitors gallery. the . this is your r t international. my name's una neil in 30 minutes of news and use starts. not it doesn't suff kursk residents who are taken by ukrainian armed forces from temporarily occupied areas in the russian border region are on their way as he checked the ambulances, which today unfortunately, will be needed by at least 10 returning crew residents. each boss has a dry russian toys for children and everything you need to keep me. that will be a short stop so that everyone can have a hot meals. we are very worried about the psychological and physical condition of the people, but we are fully prepared. we have checked every ambulance, now. it is equipped with everything necessary or transport safety rules will be followed before we hope that the road will be successful and our cook residents will be met by their relatives and friends. but the most important thing is that everyone returns alive and well. 33 russians civilly is from the course creature in the order kidnapped by the militants of the key of regime since august of last year, across the border between bella roost and you crate on monday. now, according to the russian human rights commissioners, i see, and i must kind of go over the return of the course. residents was facilitated along with her you create in counterparts and the international red cross all this time after being taken from their homes since august of 2020, for the russian civilian prisoners were held in the crating and city of assuming the majority of the people of more now finally, making their way home are elderly with one woman who will actually be celebrating her 90 a birthday in may. according to that to yanna, most kind of call me please. 9 people require urgent medical help and some of those that returning home are in wheelchairs and at least fits and ambulances were on standby. when they crossed into bella rows, there were also at least 4 children age, the one through 10 among those returning home. now the people that will be taken back home to the cursed region on tuesday where they will be reunited with their families and a loved ones, sign the lease. now the total number of russian civilians who are returned home since the ukraine's incursion intercourse is $7.00 to $9.00 people. back in october of last year, the russians human rights commissioner, the general moscato gomez said that something more than a 1000 civilians in a curse region where it still unaccounted for. of course, their relatives and loved ones are all the so waiting for them at home. and course . now ukraine's growing force has come under his volume to hold account of all those responsible for security failings. after russian forces had the military size in the countries, then the pro patrol screech and i will demand the strictest punishment. those who continue to perform their duties negligently and formally during years of war. those who drag the military into outdated procedures neglecting their safety, asserting themselves not in battle, but by or pressing their subordinates. all of them are a disgrace to the armed forces of ukraine. strikes took place on saturday and down as the training grown gra, hundreds of soldiers were stationed. the russian defense ministry sites that up to $150.00 military personnel were killed, including a run 30 foreign instructors head of the republicans. strips got union of journalists, daniel's image saves the fiasco in washington. what impact the morale of ukrainian troops on thoughts as a field crane? c. r. now in real problems, a live tv coral that the president trump spends the last he had in the oval office, made more significant, significant damage to fighting spearing spirits of the world cranium. soldiers, then to bear started just of ammunition. but the main problem now in your brain, an army a to is meant follow really? so all we also do is that the guy, the how they colon b a d c k, a k, the recruitment also the ukraine and uh, state it's, it's, it's crime. they are, they are driving people on the street and etc, etc. but this trump, the new era, as we get really cool, it's in this, in this war. it's a using um you as a, as a turning point. everybody in, in your grade now are, are preparing and even in europe preparing new political positions. and i think of this one is the describe the thing, the last even more and, and all the, all of his stuff, including seriously now coalition of the willing that was a popular term during the us led invasion of iraq 2 decades ago. but it's making a resurgence with the u. k and friends taking the lead there propose this strategy to deploy european troops in ukraine with plans reported to show it to president trump, the move across a red line from moscow. and there appears no american appetite for it either. britton's leader even admits it's a non starter with a live washington support. we agree that any event by piece steel, we will continue to boost the trains defenses. a new trains to terrance. and finally for that, we agree to develop a coalition of the willing ready to defend a deal, any price guarantee the piece person will play a leading role with if necessary, together with others, boots on the ground and planes from the let's just because it is right the europe do the heavy lifting to support peace on confidence, ought to succeed. this effort must also helps from u. s. packet. i would ask everybody, this is, there are no negotiations. what is the alternative and other 4 years of war and other 3 years of war? 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u. k. had been banned from sharing washington's knowledge through the limiting us support alongside pausing its military aid to tease previous lifelines from its biggest military backup. the u. s. has provided more than $64000000000.00 topping europe's spend. but of all of that was before donald trump took office and before his dramatic whitehouse route with the load of me is the landscape. the waste provides about the cheapest seem to have ukraine's weapons, including many of its most powerful among them in defenses, like the national advance surface to air missile system on that sums. hook missiles and patriot missiles, old volume shall and shooting down russian drone and messiah tax. the patriots as the us, as most advanced a defense system and is key and protecting ukraine's energy infrastructure. but it's not cheap and into sick to miss all costs. around 3800000 euro used to round the launch. it's cost about $9400000.00. h crane will now have to carefully ration it's remaining supplies. the waste also provides keen ground defense equipment, such as abrams tanks, bradley vehicles, how it says and hime, us rocket launches, a hi mas rockets have been particularly effective in allowing ukraine to sit munitions depos behind russian lines. the us also supplies smaller weekends and munitions like javelin, empty tank massage considered crucial, and stopping russians advance. it's not just the lack of new width and sick to stymie you. cranes fight. many cars required to fix damage, equipment and specialists. munitions are only available from the us. ukraine can keep slicing for now with military expense estimation. current supplies will last until summer at brussels bureau, cheapest deal with is alexander making up for the withdrawal of u. s. military support is a monumental task. can you repeat countries build a graph as well? it's will be, is difficult. we should not be no age about that. of course we have seen in recent days of more and more countries within the block, but also outside the repeating union. come forward and promise a to increase their support for ukraine. sweden, for instance, has promised to deliver the air defense systems directly to ukraine. other countries like no way or the u. k. for instance, countries outside the block. they're also saying that the ones to approve a mess of packages for ukraine, but it's not only about the amount of military age that to you as provided to kids . it's also a ball. it's a certain capabilities that you do not does not have at their disposal. so that is a big problem. and also decision by that from administration to stop sharing intelligence at least up high extends. which key if is a, it's a very concerning decision for you create and also for the european union.

u. k is a close 2nd on 78. ukraine is trusted by 44 percent of germans there. we can see the graph coming up on the screen while the u. s. has slumped to a trust rating of just 16 percent. so the trust in the us is add a new low even below the values from trump's 1st term in the office. how do you expect all this to affect trans national relations? but i think you could see some very specific consequences already in brussels when you were watching the meeting of you leaders and how they talked about re um in europe and entering the race and potentially trying to win this race. so that is a very, very specific consequence of and the signs that we're hearing from washington. so you're seeing countries are planning to increase defense spending, some of the us and to talk about an old idea again to set up the european army. and that's also interesting because opinion on that has changed here on the continent. and also here in germany and a poll that was published on thursday, the vast majority of demons, so 71 percent and said that they are now in favor of establishing a european army that's up 12 percent. so the support fo

u. k. and french leaders push their chess sites and pitcher plans about boots on the ground and you train but admit they can't do it without the u. s. and washington isn't exactly rushing to get on board. i've asked every foreign minister and meet with tell me your idea of how this turns out. most don't have a plan. a few have said, well, let's give them another you are fighting a year from now a year later after another year of death, another year of destruction. the.

u. s. interest. and donald trump issued a warning to palestinians and gaza with death. if the captives are not released from ministers of germany from the u. k of cold and israel to allow food fuel to medicines because this trip and the joint statement, they said israel's government must abide by its international obligations and french president emanuel my phone says his country needs to be ready in case the united states is no longer on this side, he says friends will continue to support and crane until they can negotiate peace with russia. any other us said it would pause, sharing intelligence would ukraine? just a is often suspending or ministry age to key. if police were cool to intervene at columbia university after protest to stage assisted in support of posting its recording for the reinstatement of 3 students who expelled from distribution flyers during a lecture on is really history. the university's president has placed disciplinary measures against the protest as or pressure from some of the world's largest comic is this force us present, donald trump, to delay a portion of his power package on canada. the white house has agreed