u. s. and germany who are very skeptical when we talk about the usage of the west and made weapons and ukraine. yeah, we, we have heard that from the us president from the german chancellor. the that we don't want to do anything that would escalate this conflict. so what about that risk? i mean russia has made it clear how it views arms that strike gets territory as a toto escalation. that is what the kremlin is saying. the kremlin is threatening the west and that the conflict could escalate. and of course, there is a real risk for germany, but also for other allies, especially for the you ask, they don't want to be direct into a direct conflict with russia. however, we also have to say that over the course of this war in the last 2 years, we have seen that the individual life change their strategy and kind of a did, they were willing to provide it to ukraine. we had the discussion about western mates, tangs, they were then provided to ukraine. we had the discussion about whether it is okay to provide ukraine with ab $165.00 to jets. know you to a and the pilots are being trained on those of f

u. s. and germany for example, which are supplying as well, with weapons? so, i mean, i, i not, it doesn't affect them directly, but certainly they could be domestic feel, litigation in both countries because they are, by far the largest arm suppliers, the israel's, you mention to try to go to the courts in each country. not to say that there is complicity in, in germany's actions. uh, you know, offensive that the, both the, both the world court has what one of condemning and has been condemned to the general assembly of united nations as well. so this may well open up domestic challenges that will build upon what the court has said. yeah, definitely be interesting to see how that pans out. but this ruling is just one part of a broader complaint that side offical filed late last year, accusing israel's committing genocide and gaza will impact as today's decision house on that. well, it probably continues to hurt in the court with respect to israel's conduct. could you had a visual view of what the, what the audience in the court booked like today. there wer

u. s. and germany who are very skeptical, when we talk about the usage of the west and made weapons senior queen are going to take the story now from prague to washington. i'm joined now by douglas lutes. he's a former lieutenant general of the us army, and a former us ambassador to nato and faster it's good to have you on the program to the united states so far is banned to ukraine from using us made weapons inside russian territory. we're getting reports now that the us may partially lift, that ban. what do you think has changed? i really think the most immediate change is the russian massing of ground forces. just across the border inside russia, but opposite the 2nd largest city in ukraine parties. and from the mass forces, russia has been showing car key, showing the civilian infrastructure, endangering just simply an occupation. and this, i think, is the proximate reason for this apparent shift in us policy. the bigger story, however, is that for more than 2 years, russia has been launching attacks from russian territory on of ukrainian civilian population, civilian infrastructure, a

u. s. and germany, where they came to an agreement now who followed who i wouldn't even say masses that much. the fact is that the left. so it's can go out to the german public and say, i am not going to go it alone. he's repeated this an every discussion about every new weapon system that ukraine was asking for. over the last 2 and a half years, germany doesn't want to be seen as an attack by russia. and you have to add that in the notes, the stresses that ukraine has, the right, according to international load, to carry out those attacks on military infrastructure. because attacks on foreign territory are colors by international law. that's how the general government sees that if they serve the purpose on self defense. and one last thoughts on this latest decision, it appears to show that germany does trust the ukrainian leadership so far they've always had head to the limits they've been given by the allies. but the could this cause of re think on germany's decision not to deliver those towards a long range. it caused me signs that ukraine has been asking for lots of deadman sounds like k

u. s. and germany? and so i, i think the answer is, is yes. the, the, the bind for united states is not new, which existed has been the case that various levels and was of intense frustration the higher or lower. but for decades for longer than my career and my career goes back to the early 19 eighties. the us is committed to losing israel's sovereignty, survival and, and the success is the state and also committed to a 2 state solution. and then domestically has a challenge challenge because no government and no society ever speaks in one voice . and so the us pulled in conflicting directions. so ultimately it is can consistently decided and it will continue to, i'm sure, does that. whatever the frustrations that we have with israel united states does for a, for anger, of the us may feel at errors that israel is making. that if it has to come down to a binary solution of support israel so that it can, it can survive. so that's what will happen. all right, thanks so much glen, call the one of central garza's main hospitals along so has been ha

the, the, this is the doubling news of life from germany, foreigners, the u. s. and changes its policy on ukrainian weapons father and says it will now alive keith, to use german weapons to hit certain targets inside russia. moscow wants to move quickly to own. i was also on the program. donald trump becomes the 1st us president to be convicted of a crime. a jewelry in new york finds him guilty of falsifying documents to cover up a sexual encounter with an adult film stuff in order to influence the outcome. the 2016 an extra the time. feel welcome to the program. we begin hearing jem and a with today's announcement that the german government has authorized ukraine to use weapons supplied by button to strikes the military targets inside russia. but only in defense of the eastern hockey region, the move monks, a shift in abundance policy and follows us present job items are the decision to allow you trying to use american weapons to strikes certain targets on russian sought. so these loosens restrictions are intended to help ukraine be back rushes, latest advances hock

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world war 2 and here in germany trying to whitewash this by the, you know, sponsoring this resolution. and, you know, here's these people who are, by the way, obviously working with the u. s. and the u. k. and the rest of nato trying to impose this agenda on to you when on the 20, the, even, not even, not even on the 29th and over 3. because that apparently is somewhat significant of a date for them. but you know, months before that. and so what clearly because something else is happening that they wanted to distract from and they wanted to throw a bone to most one countries which are, they're currently feuding with because of this event that everybody's avoiding dimension. and, and we're supposed to just ignore this and go along. and again, regrettably, some of the countries from the organization of islamic conference went along with this plan and even admitted that they were going along with it. but they voted for it anyway. and again, that's there she the best news for this our stick around for more than just about 30 minutes here on our, to international the, by the, by the ministration. many of its close as allies continue to shield israel with the politic cover, the

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