u. s. a. if you look at the conflict on the war in the ukraine at, they are totally different perspective. it's obvious that even if the union scales up, it's a help for ukraine. it can't replace the military aid from the u. s. the that chunk is just too big. so the perspective of this war is totally different without the funding from the us. what about the perspective for the european security as a whole, as well? i think further, you can say it security as a whole. uh, that's the same thing. if a trump, basically a trump is not president at the moment, but basically him saying things like this already on their minds at this point, the european security because from the perspective of a fresher, it means, uh, that's the article 5 of the nato may be, is not bit serious effect is not that see us as a team or talk, meaning that if one country has an aggression all the other countries will defended, mitchell, susan may as well, let's just say donald trump is not president yet. we've been here before, haven't we? fearing what could happen, political leaders insecure about what he's saying, but don't from was already president ones. and i would say most of

for ukraine. if can't replace the military aid from the u. s. the that chunk is just too big. so the perspective of this war is totally different without a funding from the us. what about the perspective for the european security as a whole? well, i think further, you can say it security as a whole. uh, that's the same thing. if a trump, basically a trump is not president at the moment, but basically at him saying things like this already undermines at this point a european security because from the perspective of, of prussia, which means uh, that's the article 5 of the natal maybe is not bit serious effect is not that see, i guess as a team articles, meaning that if one country has an expression, all the other countries will defend it. michel susan may as well. let's just say, donald trump is not president yet. we've been here before, haven't we? fearing what could happen, political leaders insecure about what he's saying, but don't from was already president ones. and i would say most of those scenarios and it didn't really happen. do you think it changes this time around wi

for the effect of the sanctions to be felt. and time is just one of the things that ukraine is lacking at the moment, along with i munition and along with billions in u. s. military assistance for ukraine. thanks so much janelle, janelle, the mile on who's in washington dc. here's look at some other stuff, res. making headlines around the world. spanish prime minister pedro sanchez has visited the sites of a fire that killed at least 9 people after swept through to residential buildings in valencia. others are still missing and firefighters are searching and buildings remains for victims. in the us, the national rifle association, this former c e o has been fined liable in a law suit centered on the organizations lavish spending. and you're in new york, said wayne lapierre. corruptly mismanaged the gun lobby, which he led for 3 decades before resigning last month. he must repay nearly $4400000.00. australian police have charged one of their own officers with murder after he allegedly killed his former partner and his new boyfriend, the couples, bloody belongings were fined in have been in a beach side so far above sidney. their bodies are still missing,

for the effect of the sanctions to be felt. and time is just one of the things that ukraine is lacking at the moment, along with munition and along with billions in u. s. military assistance for ukraine. thanks so much janelle, oh janelle, the mile on who's in washington dc. i say, cliff now, some other stories making headlines around the world. spanish prime minister, a petro sanchez, has visited the site of a fire that killed at least 10 people after it swept through 2 residential buildings in valencia, and others are still missing, and firefighters are searching and buildings remains for victims. a court in australia has given farmer chancellor sebastian courts and 8 months suspended sentence for making false statements to be an original court ruled that the former leader misled a parliamentary committee looking into corruption allegations. prosecutors say kurtz lied about his role in the establishment of a holding company. nearly 4 years ago. australian police have charged one of their own officers with murder after he allegedly killed his former partner and his new boyfriend. the couple his bloody belongings were fined and have been in a beach si

u. s. military assistance for ukraine. thanks so much janelle, oh, janelle jamal on who's in washington dc. let's take a look now at some other stories making headlines around the world. spanish prime minister petro sanchez, has visited the site of a fire that killed at least 10 people after swept through 2 residential buildings in valencia. others are still missing, and firefighters are searching and buildings remains for victims. a court and australia has given former chancellor sebastian courts an 8 months suspended sentence for making false statements. viviana regional court ruled that the former leader misled a parliamentary committee, looking into corruption allegations. prosecutors say quotes tried to bite his role in the establishment of a holding company nearly 4 years ago. most opposition candidates in senegal say they refused to join presidential talks on scheduling a new election. president mackey south sparked the crisis by pushing off sundays vote. but he made promises to step dine when his term ends. april 2

u. s. reduces its support for ukraine. will also have a kind of development in europe. you know, where's different starts stuff, say ok without the us. we kind of really enjoy that. as you know, it doesn't really make sense supporting ukraine without the ask because we kind of supply enough. so maybe like lesson for piece talk while that's, that's for us to crate into a position where they have to, you know, get into a position that is really on favorable for them. so i think we're really also have to, you know, make sure that the, your pin consensus to support. you can stay strong no matter what actually in the last happens. christ off. do you agree? i where the us goes of the you follows in terms of support for ukraine. yes, that was the situation. what was the last 2? yes. a tons of sites always waited for us. decision was up to deliver better tanks or whatever. it was always, he looked what is president find doing, and then i'm trying to, to move the drum and a behavior behind him. and when it's now comes to the next year, and what europe could do was out says leade

u. s. v if um, to best support for ukraine as well as for israel security and get our land back and dw t for political editor. these are in a cruise that is covering the security conference for us to joins us now from unique. a good to see you missed that, you know, so today is the fed and final day of the munich security conference. what's been dominating the agenda so far, of the wireless, those big crises that threaten to de stabilized european security, but potentially also level security. that's the rule in ukraine and the rule in gaza where israel is known to repeated the tax after that october 7th terrorist attack by hamas. it has been criticized to you'll also open the on stage for the loss of civilian lives. and we've also heard it from israel's presence, isaac had so forth. israel's division right now is so the next step ahead is seeking to have agreements with arab states. most importantly of course, saudi arabia, but without a 2 state solution. and that is a precondition, even for the closest allies, germany and israel. so what we've gotten so far is most of all a looking at the

u. s. equivocating about further support for ukraine and presumed republican presidential candidate donald trump, casting doubt on whether the us would even defend all of its fellow nato allies. under those circumstances, doesn't that dyed lute the effects of this expansion by undermining trust in the notion of collective defense as a whole i just made in the think your question is called correct. i'm should not forget that sweden and finland joined nature. also that could also have unblocked on or relied on the you defense commitments which are enshrined in the you create a but the big difference between the, you and i to is us. the u. s. provides a nuclear umbrella, or at least look, you're going to use the ridges in portland for finland and sweden and all that does, of course, since russia is the 2nd one of the 2 big nuclear countries undergo. and this comes as a contradiction as a, on the one side of the line or later with us going to use on these other side to us . at least the trunk cost out. where the, this guarantee is really, really be complied with. and this makes sure it makes c

ukraine since october. today, house republicans rejected any possibility of voting for the senate bipartisan compromise bill that would have provided funding for ukraine, israel, and the u. s as a reminder, they themselves have demanded. and as national security adviser jake sullivan said back in december, a vote against funding for ukraine is a vote to help putin. >> do you think that any member of congress who votes against aid to ukraine is voting for putin? >> i believe that any member of congress who does not support funding for ukraine's voting for an outcome that will make it easier for putin to prevail. that is a vote against supporting ukraine's a vote to approve putin's strategic position. that is just an inescapable reality. >> that is just an inescapable reality. and unfortunately, it's the reality we are currently living in. ben rhodes was a deputy national security adviser for president obama. i can't wait to ask him about all of this. that's next after a very quick break. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ only sleep number smart beds let you each choose your individual firmness and comfort. your sleep number setting. and actively cools and warms up to 13 degrees on either side. s

u. s. military aid? now, how crucial is us aid for ukraine's counter offensive? so obviously we've seen the, the freezing or the drawing down of us i, there is still all the aid going in from european countries. the u. k. recently signed those 2 and a half 1000000000 pounds of 8 over the next year, also and said, there is other right, but the reality is, and this is true within nature, it has been true for decades. that the us is the in dispensable partner and part of that psychological. so when you are paying country, see the us putting his hand in his pocket or delivering alternately, they feel, yes, actually we can do this because we're backed up by the americans. and then part of it is just roll industrial power. the us is able to turn out things like artillery shells, and antioch of missiles as a much greater rate than you are paying countries. so it is very important. mike will have to leave at that. i think so much so it's mike moss and military analysts from kings collision and key or not. and denisia is controversial defense. minnesota is i'm close to be

u. s. foreign policy and continued funding for ukraine escalates. many of the united states just don't feel we should be spending lots of money on for and wars around the world piling weapons into foreign countries, while the situation at home deteriorates particularly on the us border. so that's what's just occurred on capital hill. the senate has passed, the bill will be waiting to see what happens next. all right, let's cross now live to john list and that and also data alonzo. a donald is good to have you join us right now. so in a don't jump show might describe this late as bill also wanting to president's puts in n g. what sort of a method defending premiums of dollars in for an a, to ease wells, you create an anti wan it so its thing, both sides or just absolutely crazy. i mean this, this chest something with regard to russia and china is very dangerous. it's going to lead to more conflict. the democrats are a poor or a war party at this point. they're always looking for a, for a, for a conflict. they are how nation as they are really out of

u. s. force for more aides to ukraine. chancellor off shot meets with president joe biden and washington to urge us lawmakers to approve more military aid for keep the us presidents is not doing so would be criminal also on the program. a deadly attack on ukraine. official say 3 children are among the dead. after a russian drone strike on har keith, this comes in leadership, jacob, and p for as of the military struggles on the battlefield. and the year of the dragon has arrived at china.

for ukraine. after hungry as prime minister victor or bon finally dropped weeks of opposition. ukraine has faced increasing uncertainty over 8 funding because of political in finding in the u and the u. s. hon gary and prime minister of victor. all done once again in the spotlight in brussels, which he again block then you a package for ukraine as he did last december. he did not or he did. so when we got the 27 heads of state and government to reach political agreement, which will allow us to mobilize safety, exits revealing due risk as part of the ukraine facility, return. the packages intended to help you create incurs bunch of gaps and pay salaries and services. in the years 2024 to 2027. the relief at reaching the necessary unanimity is palpable. that's a sudden, this is of course, a good message for the citizens of ukraine who are so challenged by the russian war of aggression. but of course also for us is the european union, which has shown that it can stand together. v you is withholding funding from hungary because of concerns about the root of little hungary has block you decisions on separate issues. some of you need us make clear what they think of people all bunch tactics.

for the funds. and, you know, without the support of the united states, you can have lots a chance that the country the u. s. is the largest supplier of military assistance to ukraine. the white house has been warning for months. that of lawmakers failed to resolve the deadlock on sending aid. it would hurt to have the ability to fight off brushes nearly 2 year old invasion for failure. united states congress not to support this close to criminal justice outrages the us senate is making progress on a bill that includes some $60000000000.00 in a to ukraine and funds for other us allies do things in senators hope to pass it within days. but it's unclear if the legislation will be approved by the us house, where some republicans are strongly opposed to connecticut is the effects of the soul funds already being felt on ukraine's front lines or us and european officials say the delay is contributing to critical shortages of weapons and ammunition needed on the battlefield. a table of not some of the other stories making headlines. it's a russian drone, a tax on the brand new city of crowd seats has killed at least 7 people, including speech of the regional gulf. and it

u . s. congress, for example. is that an impasse on providing more a to ukraine? where does this leave germany? i mean, do you, are you feeling the pressure right now to really step it up? yes, of course we are feeding this because you'll see the minutes are read at the bottom says the russia is now performing. and uh, because the us has stopped delivery and the russians know this, and this is not go then we in europe, have to step up with our support for ukraine. gemini, does the, the, with, by far the most uh for delivering weapons uh to ukraine. but the other girls have to step up. we do our shell also transfer shell to said the germany will back ukraine for as long as it takes. i just like to ask you, i mean there, there have been, um, there has been much reporting on the budget issues in germany. um, you know, also much reporting on, on germany just changing it strategy generally speaking with regard to defense spending. and it's a general place in the world. i would like to ask you how high is that resolve not only among the government, but also among the populace in the country. are you

u. s. military aid. now, how crucial is us aid for ukraine's counter offensive? it's so obviously we seen the, the freezing or the drawing down of us i, there is still all the aids going in from european countries. the u. k. recently signed those 2 and a half 1000000000 pounds of 8 over the next year also. and so there is other right, but the reality is, and this is true within nature, it has been true for decades that the us is the indispensable partner and part of that psychological. so when you are paying country, see the us putting his hand in his pocket or delivering alternately, they feel yes, actually we can do this because we're backed up by the americans. and then part of it is just roll industrial power. the us is able to turn out things like artillery shells, and antioch of missiles as a much greater rate than you are paying countries. so it is very important. mike will have to leave at that. i think so much. so it's mike moss and military analysts from kings police lane, keep defense minister pro. so the answer is claiming victory in indonesia is the

u. s. military aid. now how crucial is us aid for ukraine's counter offensive us? so obviously we seen the, the freezing or the drawing down of us i, there is still all the aid going in from european countries. the u. k. recently signed those 2 and a half 1000000000 pounds of 8 over the next year also. and so there is not the right, but the reality is, and this is true within nature, it has been true for decades that the us is the indispensable partner and part of that psychological. so when you are paying country, see the us putting his hand in his pocket or delivering alternately, they feel yes, actually we can do this because we backed up by the americans. and then part of it is just roll industrial power. the us is able to turn out things like artillery shells, and antioch of missiles as a much greater rate than you are paying countries. so it is very important. mike will have to leave it that i think so much. so it's mike moss and military analysts from king's college when he remarks by us presidential hopeful donald trump last week have been widely interprete

support for ukraine's defense against russia has had a wall house. republican lawmakers have blocked, efforts to get fresh funding for, keep demanding stricter controls for immigration via the u. s. southern border would have thus far projected any deal for his part bite and is hoping to use the lack of cooperation from republicans as a campaign point, saying that nothing can get done here or abroad. if folders don't vote. democrats, you will have jo by now. they're saying we have a do, nothing, congress. i tried to get everything i could out of them. send me back, but send me back with some democrats so i can get some things done. but the heart of his pitch to the american people is a reminder of the perils associated with bringing donald trump back to the white house. here, not america, not you. donald trump campaign is obsessed with the past. not the future is willing to sacrifice our department or what is the power? our campaign is the $1000000.00 question is whether that message will resonate. joe biden has several more months in which anything can happen to make his case to voters thus far. they haven't been easy to convince now to some of the other stories making news aro

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ukraine a neutral state. let us go back to the fact that nato and u. s. military base has started to appear on the territory of ukraine, creating threats for us. let us go back to q data in ukraine in 2014. it is pointless though, isn't it? we may go back and forth endlessly, but they stop negotiations. is it a mistake? yes. correct. that we are ready. what else is needed? judy gets to humiliating at this point for nato to accept russian control of just what was it 2 years ago? ukrainian territory. yeah, yeah, just because of i said, let them think how to do it with dignity. there are options if there is a will. up until now that has been the approval in screaming about inflicting a strategic defeat on russia on the battlefield. now they are apparently coming to realize that it is difficult to achieve if possible at all. in my opinion, it is impossible, by definition, it is never going to happen. it seems to me that now those who are in power in the west have come to realize this as well. if so, if the realization has set in, they have to think what to do next. we are ready for this dialogue. would you be willing to say, congratulations, nato,

europeans to agree on this huge financial aid for ukraine. 50000000000 years in the next 4 years will help you asked presidents joe biden, who has problems convincing u. s. congress into the end, and specifically their republicans, that it is that they support and still needed that father age for ukraine should be agreed upon. and the thinking behind that is that many republicans say what, why should we support ukraine, the country like europe? why cannot the europeans morris and share to you opinions are showing we are stepping up our efforts. we are doing more. we are committed to continuing with our support, so that to joe biden would have a good argument to say, look at them doing what they can we needs to do. it's to and hopefully that message is received. thanks so much for joining us today in need of those brussels. we're to take advantage of a naaman in brussels. thank you. so why progress was being made inside the european union headquarters in brussels. outside things came to a standstill for testing farmers blocked the streets with the tractors and through fire crackers, pigs, and buckles that police. they were demanding more help with the ri

u. s. senate as positive for an a bill that includes some $60000000000.00 and additional funding for ukraine. it now goes to the republican controlled house of representatives by faces an uncertain future of next saving africa's icon excel bump traits. my bank as well and on your christmas begin and we'll have your own use. next balance by the depot africa have some good ideas for sustainability. cape, i'm coming. come around on down the latest innovation. he travels across the country for deep do you need to celebrate or live? to talk to inventors and promote sustainable development. africa. next on d, w. tackling the task with passion, maneuvering biggie loves everything about head jones behind the wheel with a truck at each. she is seen all of us. she wishes that one more women and have profession the in 60 minutes on d w. the news of the truth, this time excel jim, is turned into our meet the voices of a free turkey alter as the ad $160.00 into exile. i knew the police would search my house. courageous people are trying to stem the turkish governments and sort of gibs, but only if the cr

there in the exit polls, no funding for ukraine, they say has in a majority 5050 on whether the u. s. should have the aggressive intervention is rolled. nikki haley in the near comes a spouse x real loss for nikki haley on the wing of the policy you tonight. she have her time see the south carolina. thank. i am still to come on l g 0. 2 years off the war and ukraine began. wives of russian soldiers arrested outside the kremlin at a rear protest and more demonstrations incentive postponement of presidential elections that the, a wild animal tone from its habitat to satisfy the legal was life trade loses its survival skills that re discovering them is possible with the little house a park ranger facing retirements, grapples with the prospect freest, simulating himself to city life. monkey man, a witness documentary on a jersey to hod, hitting in to be used as a un ambassador position given to you by or does have both. you've described that is better than is better than anything thought provoking on my question to you. all that good cooks, i think, is the most difficult press than our p

for each security, but u. s. role is still wide. so at this point, both us definition deputy prime minister for the european and euro atlantic integration of ukraine. thank you very much for talking with us here today. thank you. this india has recently announced plans to fence its border with myanmar to enhance security and hold the entry of refugees the moves paulo, an escalation of fighting inside me on mar, between various rebel groups and the military. since the 23 years ago, the u. n says over 75000 people have crossed into india to escape the conflict. just one state miss around in the northeast is playing host 2, nearly 19000 refugees from you on march in state. the sudden arrival of so many people has put the remote states medical infrastructure under pressure dw audio, but traveled to 0 co op tax district in these around state where he met a refugee doctor doing what he can to help others who flat on the edge of the india i'm in more bought uh, in the northeastern state. the music from dr. mout is making his re rounds in this makes shift. yeah. today he's checking on an incident suffering from a cold, but it's not the cold that what he's

and i'm deeply offended by that. resentment at home about the amount of usaid for israel and ukraine seems to be rising. the u. s. presidential candidate, robert kennedy junior claims that the white house is just using those conflicts to make money. mitch mcconnell was as and we really afford the $70.13 as you can easily, don't worry. it's not really going to be strong to americans. defense manufacturer, so we just submit it as a money laundering. and who do you think all is every one of those companies? i've lived rock. jim scott, during the republic into bass said, don't worry. it's not a gift to you, right? it's a long raise your hand if you think that that last ever getting paid back. of course it's hard. so why do they call? what is it they call it alone? they can impose loan conditions and what is the long conditions of impose on number one of extreme austerity program. so if your report, you great and you're going to be port forever. number 2, most important ukraine has to put all of its own assets up for sale to multinational corporations including all of its agricultural land. the biggest single asset i

ukraine. at almost 2 years to the day later, the u. s. slot, the even more sanctions on russia, as it stands for more than 2000 individuals and entities and all branded by the block as quote, threats to ukraine's independence. the new measures that make up the philistine sanctions package against russia, right? his name is added to the list of ice asset freezes, trouble bands, trade restrictions, but they're not just targeting russian firms. get this other companies being targeted come from india ser lanka, china. so be catholics, don, thailand, even nato. i like to talk to you in response must go with band several new representatives from the or your opinion continues its fruitless attempts to put pressure on russia to a unilateral restrictive mattress on february 23rd. you countries adopted the next 13 sections package we consider such actions of the european union, illegal, undermine the international legal prerogatives of the united nations security council. so you might be asking why this 13th anti rushing sanctions package from the well, because queen ursula borderline, i mean elected european commission president isn't here this

and right now you're seeing ukraine completely fall apart because this was never war that was going to win. this was a tragic experiment for the u. s. has destroyed 500000 the british have destroyed 500000 ukrainians that never had a chance against russia. so i think russia is going in and liberating the people of ukraine. where is the west is only sought to destroy them. you know, you have the announcements of the bradleys and any abrams tanks, these are all supposed to be game changes the these weapons was suppose to change it all the. all right, we hard games where in your are though, if well, nothing happened. a just saying we're going to send f sixteens, we're going to said, you know what, send the 16 to see how quickly they wind up on the black market. because so many of the weapons that are being sent to ukraine have just been sold off onto the buy market. that's why you found all these western weapons being used in gaza back in october. that how much attack, i mean, i mean it's got, you know, being an american union for many of the, the us many treat yourself. i mean, can i just ask you for one person to another how, how ba