we've heard in recent weeks from the foreign secretary in the u. kayla's trust repeatedly say we have to keep something in the locker, but we see these images in boucher. we see these images and board younger. we see the devastation being deployed by russian forces in variable, most of which we haven't seen because we don't have access. why is rolling sanctions seen as the best strategy by the west right now? it will, you know, fundamentally there's always a discussion when sanctions are imposed about their purpose. are we expecting sanctions to work immediately and lead protein to pull his forces back or even lead to some form of internal change in russia? know all experts who watch sanctions in play say that they do not ever work right away. they always take time. there are cases where sanctions certainly have made a difference on iran, for example, getting iran to the table to talk about its nuclear program. but it took a long, long time for that to happen. which is one reason why the e u foreign policy, a spokesman who called this meeting a foreign ministers today, joseph burrell,

u. s. government is launched, a program for ukrainian refugees, allowing them to bypass the refugee programs that usually take years to complete the migrants with all his arts. he's kayla bolton. the u. s. government seems very happy to open its arms to refugees were fleeing the ongoing conflict in ukraine. however, they don't seem very excited about paying for it. joe biden has come up with a way to pay for it by passing on the cost to us citizens and community organizations. by way of a new sponsorship program, we've already welcome tens of thousands of ukrainians to the united states. today i'm announcing uniting for ukraine, a new program to enable ukrainian seeking refuge to come directly from europe to the united states. refugees from ukraine don't get held at the border in detention facility. no kids in cages or children at the facilities for them. instead, they get directly processed and brought through as long as they have an american sponsor. uniting for ukraine is a streamlined process for ukrainian citizens who have been displaced by russia's aggression to apply for humanitarian parole in the united states to be eligible. ukrainians must have been residence

u. s. media voices is becoming very apparent kayla bobbin art a new york. you're watching r t international stick around for more news in just about 30 minutes. ah ah. with . oh is your media a reflection of reality? ah, in the world transformed what will make you feel safe, isolation, whole community? are you going the right way or are you being that some with direct? what is true? what is great? in the world corrupted, you need to descend a join us in the depths. or remain in the shallows. ah, fee you started the war against the dumbass republics in 2014. but the authorities didn't take civilian casualties into consideration. ukrainian armed forces moved remorselessly towards that goal. taking control of the rebel regions capital was done as a new gun.

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u. s. senate select committee sent a letter requesting for more information to be shared with keith is ortiz at kayla moulton. with more essentially, you have the senate intelligence committee requesting that intelligence from the united states be shared with you crane. and they give a unintended purpose what they are helping ukraine to do with that intelligence. and this is the words of the letter. as we watch russia turn its focus to southern and eastern ukraine, we urge you to ensure that our intelligence agencies proactively share intelligence with the ukrainians to help them protect, defend and retake every inch of ukraine sovereign territory, which includes crimea and the don bass. these stated goal was just sensually, you know, our effort to help you crane retake, don bass and crimea flies in the face of peace talks. as these are one of the main points of negotiations with russia. and we also have gen saki, the white house spokesperson, claiming that the united states supports the beast talks, peace talks of something, we're always going to support the president, secretary of state, or nationa

kayla. thank ah. now the i pay group of oil exporting countries have warned the european union of a potentially was that a supply shock. if the e u intensify that sanctions against russia, we could potentially see the loss of more than $7000000.00 barrels per day of russian oil. and other liquids exports resulting from current and future sanctions or other voluntary actions. considering the current demand outlook, it would be nearly impossible to replace a loss in volumes of this magnitude. meanwhile, a member luxembourg has warned that the new package of sanctions currently being discussed within the union would heavily impact germany's industry and later spread across europe. and the you can, you study from the santa fe economics and business research says the cost of living crisis has well and truly a rise in the country. a sense of predicts the biggest ever fall in living standards since the 1st data was recorded 70 years ago. well, let's now close life to dr. man solomon international oil economists. many thanks for joining us on the program. it's good to see you. now it's ok. i'll make some european leaders say the sanction