he used ramstein air base in germany, the largest u. s. air base outside of the u. s. to bring ne to ministers, but also those from the middle east, africa and asia together to location was significant because especially germany had been reluctant to st. happy weapons to ukraine, not any more. hum guest on. and she does feel we decided on monday to support ukraine with capehart anti aircraft systems, which is exactly what you cry needs right now to security. a space from the ground from this has become clear again today which cover the gay part or cheater anti aircraft systems are not the combat. thanks. ukraine had asked 4 weeks ago, but it is seen as a breakthrough after the german government was worried about being drawn into a war with russia. and chancellor olive shoals warned a few days ago for the possibility of a nuclear war. while many in europe are looking at germany to lead efforts to support your grandeur, united states has now stepped in. with this meeting on german soil, united states has managed to convince countries like germany who were still reluctant

u . s. that meeting of defense and military leaders earlier today. the u. s. air base in ramstein, germany. this is where the united states and its allies pledged new packages of ever heavier weapons for ukraine during meeting on tuesday. that was hosted by us defense secretary, lloyd austin. we don't have any time to waste the briefings left today, laid out clearly why the coming weeks will be so crucial for ukraine. so we gotta move at the speed of war. and i know that all the leaders leave to day more resolved than ever to support ukraine in a fight against russian aggression. the day kicked off with a surprise in a notable policy shift. germany, which had been criticized for refusing to send heavy weapons to ukraine, announced it would now send capehart anti aircraft systems the ambient, i don't good, we've made the decision that it's now important to support. and he, i craft, offends us that can be done with a good part, and is exactly what's on the list of what ukraine needs. and that is what we coordinated with others are now making possible. we'll continue doin

w. political correspondent benjamin alvarez, who is near ramstein air base. benjamin the u. s. secretary of defense is promising to move heaven and earth air to support ukraine. what else stood out for you in the statement? it's right and you put the emphasis not only on helping ukraine when this war, he said that ukraine believes that in that you asked, believes that ukraine will win this war. ukraine believes that as well. and so does everyone else here, referring to this delegation that is taking a port in this meeting. you put the emphasis not only on helping you when this war, but also on the long term, a security assistance that all the u. s. and his law allies want to keep providing he said, we will help ukraine when this fight and build up ukraine's defenses for tomorrow's challenges. referring to what he spoke to with ukranian presidency lensky when at the u. s. m. both minister. so antony, blinking and, and mr. austin visited the ukrainian capital a few days ago. so 40 different nations are invited to take part in this conference . housing. never candace it is highly

u. s. bases in britain, britain had military bases in libya. britain isn't a colonial stage with united states, is that what you mean? because obviously the military base is in libya, not voted for by the libyan people. say off to the un administration, brought libya independence at $951.00. libya wished to begin by having a partnership with egypt, but the price, egypt mandate was too high fast in money. and secondly, in territory. they wanted the large oasis jug, which is the type as a new c, b j rather that than it. and that was to hire products, and therefore the libyans asked chris to help because economic, they, what i mean that i see. and when you mean the libyans, you mean the elite class of libyan, i'm in the british bag, which was nice. the libyan government was drawn from across the country. it was an equal distribution between the sirens in the east because on in the south and the trip all the time to take it to the west. but these were the leads within those different tribal areas. well, the people, per se, who, according to get after participated in counselors under the goo

u. s. based at india, that informs you as policy makers on events in russia and supports the countries democratic development. she joins us from washington. welcome to d. w. a if said the pro democracy russians are in this tragedy together with ukrainians, what did you mean by that? well, i mean that her, this was this song, worst possible nightmares or worst possible scenarios at this happening is a moment. this is not the war only as a war, ha, russia against ukraine. it's actually a war between the dictatorship funds, a democratic world. and we put them on the russians. we are fighting with his dictatorship, from the very like from the beginning and occupied the russia 1st before he started to attack its neighbors before he started to attack the democratic world. and that's why we ought to be other. we do a never thing even in 2008, we were standing together with georgia in 2014. were standing together with ukraine and we're doing a lot of things. one of the main programs of my organization, t

u. s. bases in britain, britain had military bases in libya. britain isn't a colonial stage, it's united states. is that what you mean? because obviously the military base is in libya, not voted for by the libyan people. off to the un administration brought the independence $951.00. libya wished to begin by having a partnership with egypt. but the price, egypt mandate was too high, fast the money. and secondly, in territory they wanted the large oasis jug, which is the type as a new c b j rather that then it. and that was to hire products. and therefore the libyans asked chris to help because economic, they, what i mean that i see. and when you mean the libyans, you mean the elite class of libyan, i'm in the british bag, which was nice. the libyan government was drawn from across the country. it was an equal distribution between the sirens in the east because on in the south and the trip on attack to put a tank in the west. but these were the leads within those different tribal areas. well, the people, per se, who, according to get after participated in counselors under the good effie go

u. s. bases in britain, britain had military bases in libya. britain isn't a colonial stage of united states. is that what you mean? because obviously the military base is in libya, not voted for by the libyan people. say off to the un administration, brought the independence of $951.00. libya wished to begin by having a partnership with egypt. but the price egypt, amanda, it was too high. fast in money. and secondly, in territory. they want to see a large oasis jug, which is the, as a new see that to be junction rather that and then it and that was to higher price. and therefore the libyans asked to help because economic pay. what i mean that i see. and when you mean the libyans, you mean the elite class of libyan, i'm in the british bag, which was nice. the libyan government was drawn from across the country. it was an equal distribution between the sirens in the east because on in the south and the trip on a time to call to change it to the west. but these were the leads within those different tribal areas. well, the people, per se, who, according to get, after you participated in counsel

u. s. air base in germany. after coming under pressure for refusing to provide cube with heavy weapons, the german government has performed a major policy. you turn set vasa reports from ramstein apis. after his surprised visit to kia last weekend, u. s. defense equity lloyd austin told more than 40 defense ministers, an official of countries worldwide that they needed to do more for ukraine to win the war. we don't have any time to waste the briefings. let today, laid out clearly why the coming weeks will be so crucial for ukraine. so we gotta move at a speed of war. and i know that all the leaders leave today more resolve an error to support ukraine in a fight against russian aggression and atrocities. use ramstein, a base in germany, the largest us be outside of the us to bring natal ministers, but also those from the middle east, africa and asia. together. the location was significant because especially germany had been reluctant to send heavy weapons to ukraine, not anymore. guest and she does. we decided

use ramstein air base in germany, the largest u. s. air based outside of the us to bring ne to ministers, but also those from the middle east, africa and asia. together. the location was significant because especially germany had been reluctant to sent happy weapons to ukraine. not any more. we hum guest on and she does fear, do we decided on monday to support ukraine with capehart anti aircraft systems, which is exactly what you cry needs right now to security. a space from the ground from this has become clear again today which google the gay part, or cheater anti aircraft systems are not the combat. thanks. ukraine had asked 4 weeks ago, but it is seen as a breakthrough after the german government was worried about being drawn into a war with russia. and chancellor, all of shoals warned a few days ago for the possibility of a nuclear war. while many in europe, we're looking at germany to lead efforts to support ukraine, the united states has now stepped in with this meeting on german soil, united states as managed to convince count

u. s. base ron paul institute for peace and prosperity. russia has shut the tops on its gas supplies to poland and bulgaria, the energy john gas from cited the country's failure to pay for their imports in roubles on time. i think that's any unauthorized use of trans gas destined for other buyers could result in further cups. the chief has slammed the decision as on justified the answer by guest from that its unilaterally stopping delivery of guess to customers in europe is yet another attempt by russia to use guess as an instrument of blackmail. this is unjustified and unacceptable. and it shows, once again and reliability of russia as a guest supplier, you are was quick, took your moscow black male in the to you countries that are almost completely dependent on russian guys. the president of the european commission now says that the work should be intensified to bring as much director with the union as possible to minimize the negative impact from this decision. and also she says, a very interesting thing that right now, poland and bulgaria are receiving energy from their neighbors. s

u. s. bases and weaponry. yeah, i think that's quite possible actually. yeah, i mean, china does think about taiwan in a civil away to are russia thinks about you cray. i would say, you know, if there's more, like, far more historical precedent for ukrainian independence of the risk, a taiwanese independence, you know, well, it depends how you think about it. you know, try one was independent for many years during the imperial kind of periods in china . as a sort of, you know, it was a not really controlled by beijing or whatever. but i, i do think it's very worrying. yeah. because i think, you know what the chinese see is that nobody is going to really protect, go to protect you crate neck on the sand weapons, but nobody's really going to protect you grain or you know, or do anything militarily, if russia annex is it, and i you know, i suspect they think the same thing would happen in taiwan. but, but i, you know, i think the chinese are perhaps kind of more strategic and long, you know, kind of for cited then put in this, you know, the chinese have an i

u. s. base and russia person, i mean the consequence could be absolutely let us know if we could stumble into nuclear war. and of course we see the situations like north korea testing miss also i to be and again, south korea saying that he wants nuclear weapons. we've seen bella rues say that they could station russian nuclear up on the territory. we've seen poland say, or we could special station american to come up with an us. there's so many variables here and so many uncertainty, tuition, and we have just been so vulnerable for just relying on these people, mainly men to always get about to never make a mistake to always behave rationally and basically putting the faith of our entire humanity in the hands of someone like put in and just hope for the best. it's absolutely unsustainable. escalation has been happening for a while now. in 21900 president. trump also withdrew the u. s. from the intermediate range nuclear forces treaty or the i n f, which mark the 1st time that both the us and russia had agreed to actually reduce their nuclear arsenals. in fact, when this happened, you sta

u. s. based and joe's at the native more than 3 tons of powdered milk to cuba. whether the shortage of dairy products supplies are destined for hospitals. and at least one nursing home is the latest example of chronic food shortages in the country. the u. s. trade embargo against cuba has crippled the islands economy. columbia police have carried out a nationwide operation to rescue more than a 1000 animals from traffickers. wildcat snakes, turtles, m tarantulas worth more than a $1000000.00 in the black market. were recovered in the operations supported by the us, fish and wildlife service. 21 people were arrested. columbia is one of the most bio diverse countries in the world. ah, don't forget check the headlines here on al jazeera ukraine says it expects russia to launch a new offensive in the east of the country. imminently u. s. officials say they believe russia as reinforcing and re supplying its troops in the dumbass region. the you foreign ministers have been discussing a proposal to a mark $544000000.00 for extra weapons for ukraine. the blocks foreign

u. s. air based in germany on tuesday. the change of policy berlin says it will now provide kids with heavy weapons, including tanks with anti aircraft. guns is really air strikes near serious capital, damascus have killed 4 soldiers. at least 3 others were injured. israel has been mounting attacks and what is described as iranian that linked targets in syria. in recent years, the u. s. secretary of state has warned that iran could be in a position to develop a nuclear weapon in weeks and in the blink and says, a return to the 2015 nuclear deal is best way to reduce any threat. news continues hound al jazeera, that's after witness. stay with us. the health of humanity is at stake. a global pandemic requires a global response. w h o is the guardian of global health. delivering life saving tools, supplies, and training to help the world's most vulnerable people, uniting across borders to speed up the development of tests, treatments, and of vaccine keeping you up to date with what's happening on the ground in the world and i

u. s. air base ramstein in germany, where the u. s. and its allies promised to send more heavy weaponry to ukraine. among them was the german government, which in a major policy you turn said it would send anti aircraft tanks all dover says it's stepped up security after 3 explosions in 24 hours in the breakaway region of trans mystery. to soviet era radio antennas and a miniature unit were targeted. the masts were used to broadcast russian radio from the village of my ag. on monday, the ministry of state security, interesting history was also hit over held an urgent security meeting. following the attacks, a female suicide bomber his skill at least 4 people and injured several others in southern pakistan. last ripped through a minibus travelling near the university of karachi lea say 3 chinese nationals employed at the confucius institute were killed. a separatist group known as the by the liberation army has claimed responsibility at all, and beijing is extended its mass testing drive, almost all its 21000000 residents. as the city s

u. s. a dozens of military bases right across the country. and in places they now presented highly toxic threats. as the ice cap, melton, we had it for acre tech. hidden away up a fjord on the east coast made the wonder of the arctic was hard to know what to expect. when we finally made landfall, what we found was jaw dropping, a vast, rusting dump that has been left to slowly decay the 7 decades. ready ready ready ready during the cold war, american command is ordered that military bases should be built across greenland. in fact, more than 50 were built. now any one remains in the rest. like this one were simply abandoned amongst it all. more than 200000 aviation fuel drums. many were full when they were left behind. the rusting orange barrels reportedly called american flowers by the local inuit, but they were flowers at leach toxic contents into the soil and was weighs. no one knows how much environmental damage they caused. code name, bleary east to the base was actually constructed in the 2nd world war, the continued operation into a tim

u. s. military base is in danger of being exposed by the retreating ice cap and explore the debates. obe agreements rich results of rarer metals that a critical for cobb and mutual future a change in add a little more conversation about climate change plays, but nasa scientists who's got a novel approach to getting his message across the door. ah, and we're here on the wild. busy a remote east coast to greenland, to me this is nature at his most imposing. we've knows the way up the johan peterson field is one of thousands of fields and inlets that stretch way beyond the arctic circle. and that is the greenland ice cap. and we're here because the arctic is changing and this year is changing faster than ever. events never seen before, made headlines across the world. the ice cap melted at a record rate, the water a created into for hours enough to entirely cover an area, the size of florida in 5 centimeters of water. great chunks of the icy collapse and drifted off into the open ocean. and it's been so warm. there's been rain, not snow on the summit for the 1st time on record. but what doe

u. s. air base in germany. early on tuesday, in a change of policy, berlin says it will now provide key with heavy weapons like tanks with antiaircraft guns. at least 3 people had been killed in russian air strikes and shilling in the city of car keys. another person was killed in a rocket attack on the city of zap regia, last, southeastern city under ukrainian control. russia says it will turn off a gas to poland and bulgaria on wednesday because they refuse to pay for it. in roubles is the 1st time since the start of the war that russia has made such a move. last month pollutant had warned unfriendly foreign buyers to pay the russians state and gas company in roubles instead of dollars in euro's or gara said it's made alternative arrangements. poland says it's gas storage facilities are 7 to 6 percent. and the u. s. sector of state has warned iran could be in a position to develop a nuclear weapon in a matter of weeks that's down from previous assessments of about a year and in a blink and says, a return to t

u. s. air base in germany. earlier on tuesday, the change of policy berlin says it will now provide here with heavy met her weapons, including tanks with anti aircraft guns, rasa says it will turn off the guest to poland and bulgaria on wednesday, because they refuse to pay for it in roubles. last month, vladimir putin had warned, so called unfriendly foreign buyers to pay in the russian currency. oak area says it has made alternative arrangements or poland says it's gas storage facilities are 76 percent for the rest. the secretary state has warned iran that could be in that position to develop a nuclear weapon in the matter of weeks that's down from previous assessments of about a year and to the bank. and it says a returned to the 2015 nuclear deal is the best way to reduce any threat or so said to rod has accelerated its nuclear program with asian man that found guilty of drug trafficking. singapore has been executed. 34 year old entrance on millennium had been on death row for more than a decade. it was cou