u. s. president. he said that article 5 is something the united states takes as a sacred commitment to the other words that the u. s. will, along with its nato partners, it allies be at the defense of poland. should this invasion that has of, by russia to ukraine spreads across the borders. now very quickly, in addition to this meeting, there was a previous meeting where the u. s. president has law as well as the defense minister and the rather the defense secretary and the secretary of state met with their ukranian counterpart just setting up some of the security issues that had come up at nato meetings and brussels. and now the u. s. president is headed to where he will be meeting with refugees. because of course, as we've been discussing and talking about covering for weeks here in al jazeera, the humanitarian crisis from this invasion by russia to ukraine has certainly been felt by poland more than any other country. that is currently taking in refugees. kimberly how come there for us in warsaw? than

he also appealed to u. s. companies to leave russia, as he said they were financing the war, invoking the event that prompted the us to join the 2nd world war. he told congress, remember, co harbor we need you now. and us president joe biden has signed a bill for a new package of military and other 8 for the defense of ukraine, bringing to a $1000000000.00 the amount of security assistance. and honestly, we also want the american public of all could be long, but that the u. s. would remain steadfast in it. support of the nato secretary general mills against sultan book has promised more help for ukraine, but reiterated the alliances position that they would be no, no fly zone. speaking at a summit of defense ministers, he also said courage by progress reported that the peace talks between russia and russia and ukraine because i set you up today more well use of the top of our on d w app or indeed on the website e w. dot com have a good day with ah, with who to the point. strong opinions, clear positions, inte

u. s. congress. today. he also appealed to u. s. companies to leave russia, as he said, they are financing the war and invoking the event that prompted the u. s. to join the 2nd world war, he told congress. remember, pearl harbor we need you. and you as president biden, he has signed a bill for a new package of military and other aid for the defense of ukraine, bringing to a $1000000000.00. the amount of security assistance announced this week alone. he's also warned the american public that the war could be long, but that the u. s. will remain steadfast and in support of ukraine. you want to dw news life from berlin. i'll be back at the top of the hour with more of old news, followed by the day, have to see you that. mm hm. ah, with ah. a with who into the conflict zone with tim sebastian. how quickly the misery of destruction, the war has spread across you cry as russia speaks to impose its brutal will along the country. but if the conflict now entering its most critical phase question to lieutenant general ben hodges, former co

he got an answer just hours later from the u. s. president and an extra $800000000.00 in military aid for ukraine. what do you make of that? as it is certainly a strong signal that present biden wants to the liver. he also especially the timing, as you mentioned right after president zalinski speech in front of congress, just to remind our viewers just last week the u. s. provided 1000000000 u. s. dollar. so now it's 800000000 on top. that money is largely used for defensive weapons. it's always very important to point out for those stinger and javelin rockets for drones, which is new ammunition. and that also reflects what is not on that list and that is a no fly zone. the fear is that it could draw the united states and nato into an armed conflict with russia that could eventually trigger a larger war. and then those make fighter jets from poland. there's also a lot of reluctance here to help facilitate that deal for the same reason. in oliver that we know that the u. s. president will travel to europe next week. he's going to jo

he's previous to being a u. s. president. he was a vice president for 8 years where one of his top sort of policy objectives was foreign policy and really seeing that the world and democracy was advanced throughout the free world and beyond if you will. and then prior to that, the u. s. president has served as a u. s. senator, for decades where he was working to achieve these issues. so for him, it is personal. it is something that is important to him. it's something that he believes as he spoke to us soldiers, the 2nd airborne of the border of poland in ukraine, about 24 hours ago. he said, what you're doing matters it in his consequential because again, he believes that this is a tipping point. and the world needs to decide what direction it wants to go and, and to be clear, very quickly, the u. s. president isn't just talking about russia, but he's also talking about china. he's been very clear that he believes democracy will prevail. he knows he has differences with chinese president, she and vladimir putin, the russian pr

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u. s. and internationally. he says that the u. s. has a history of taking opportunity out of crisis and he says, this is the moment at which the u. s. can up be a rise, increase its energy production at the same time as also introducing new clean energy resources. the aim, he says, to stop producing at least a 1000000 barrels a day within the u. s. domestically this he said, is part of the search to create a country that is energy independent. so certainly this is a why ranging proposal from the president not just the release of the strategic petroleum fund, which will have an impact and has already had an impact on the price of oil. but also looking at this as a long term project at the end of which he says the us should be independent with regards to energy in particular with regards to oil production, which would avoid any such crisis in the future. shelling has continued around the capital key than the city of chevy neve, despite russian assurances of scaling down operations there. nato is warning the russian troops are regrouping

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we have had see he is a conflict consultant and a retired u. s. foreign service officer. and here in moscow we have maxime suits. gov. he is the director of the center for advanced american studies at moscow state institute for international relations. hi gentlemen, crosswalk rules and effect. that means you can jump in any time you want and i will appreciate it. i want to say all 3 of you before we get started. we live in very tragic times. we did, we cannot predict the future, but we saw how it failed international order brought about a catastrophe for just about everybody involved. i just want to say that up frontier daniel, i'm in my inter.

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as he addressed the u. s. congress president biden announced he will send drones and anti aircraft weapons to ukraine from the same bus robbie reports on the day's events on the ground. the 3 weeks of war, of shelling of cities besieged and more shocking reports of attacks which have confirmed could amount to war crimes. 10 people queuing for bread internees, north of the capital, give killed in an alleged russian attack. in the southern city of nikolai, of the cost of conflict, counted and corpses. the brutality of this war is moving faster than peace talks. a father waits to collect the body of a 37 year old son who leaves behind 2 children of his own who didn't really, really, really when he was so friendly, he had a lot of friends and got on valid everyone. if someone needed help, you never refuse, and you always wanted full capacity. foreign minister survey lab ross says russia is open to peace, but it seems will keep waging war to achieve it yourself. michelle, in our mission, aims to defend the people

u. s. he's asked congress for $59000000.00 to fund it and appointed a top new york prosecutor to head it. it indicates this could be a long campaign, both militarily and financially. alan fisher al jazeera at the white house, the bells of knotted arm rang out in the french capital, paris at midday on thursday. ah, it was a show solidarity with the ukrainian people. there was similar scenes across europe, in cathedrals and churches in vienna, rome and color get some other world news now. a former u. s. police officer has been cleared of charges connected to a botched drugs raid. a black one brown, a taylor was killed in the raid in early 2020 brit hankerson was found not guilty of wanton endangerment. for opening fire blindly. taylor's apartment was one of several incidents in recent years, spot protests against racial injustice and to demand police reform. rob reynolds as mona, from washington dc. with a recap, what happened that night in march of 2020 a, to brianna taylor, 3 police officers who

u. s. president biden is right. when he says the u. s. is back. well, uh the us may be back or at least the will, but he certainly is not benefiting or in the numbers or in the polls, or in terms of his, the support that he's getting from the american public. i mean, i think there is there still a lot of doubt about whether he can manage this crisis, i mean, and out as what the americans are saying. and the fact that he's having that kind of a difficult in a us sort of begs the question, what is it going to be like in europe over these next days, as he's meeting with leaders here? and michelle, as, as diplomatic correspondent, how would you describe biden's mission on this trip to europe? what can he accomplish and what does he need to accomplish? well, i think he needs to come up with her with a response together with the europeans, and that is the challenge with a response to the ever more brutal war going on in ukraine and a response also to a possible war crimes or to the expulsion of old parts of big cities in ukraine, m and of course they wil

u. s. congress. he also appealed too ill to american countries to leave russia, as he said, they were financing the war, invoking the events that prompted the u. s. to join the 2nd. whoa, whoa, he told them. remember paul hobb we need, you know, coming up next and d, w, and use asia. ukrainians in bother you try to help that love to, i'm survive. oh boy, hoffer wasn't away. past conflicts launched by moscow might tell us a bunch of brushes, kind of invasion that are spanish. we'll have better stories and more in just a moment. i'll be back at the top of the hour. latest updates around the clock on the web site, d, w dot com on the good news with with who ah, to choose our energy crisis. germany must end it's dependency on fossil fuels. that's what the plan was anyway. solar power has lots of potential group or does nuclear power need to make a comeback? made in germany. in 60 minutes, d, w, and we're interested in the global economy. our portfolio d w business. beyond. here the closer look at the projec

u. s. he said at the united states has joined the you in closing its air space to russian flight and specified that american forces won't participate in the conflict with russia. are inflicting pain on russia and supporting the people of ukraine. prisoners now isolated from world more than he has ever been. i'm announcing that we will join our allies and closing off american aerospace to all russian flies. i did it. let me be clear for 49, engage and will not engage in a conflict with russian forces in ukraine. our forces are not going to europe to fight ukraine, but to defend our nato allies even to put decide to keep moving west. meanwhile, you politicians have called on the block to impose even harsher sanctions against russia over the conflict in ukraine, as you has already approved banning news outlets. r. t on sputnik as well as excluding summit russian banks, the swift international transaction system. the block is also considering restrictions on oil and gas imports or to throw davinsk

u. s. president, politically. still, this is something that the u. s. president underscored in his remarks that he believes is worthy of doing because in his argument, in what the point he's trying to make is, this is all about freedom. and the message has to be sent to the russian president that look, you could take a city, but you're not going to hold the country. and these are about american values and standing up for american values. and those are worth defending. and, and that is why the u. s. president believes this is something that he is willing to do, and he's made the case of the american public. so whether or not the american public is going to be on board is still unclear. yes. will might not even have to wait till the november congressional elections for that. but we should point out that the u. s. president made the argument the both democrats and republicans and capitol hill are behind this. in fact, they had their own legislation going to put in place sanctions on russian energy. so i, it appears that on the heels of that ever by congress, the white house has gone ahead and done th

u. s. and internationally, he says that the u. s. has a history of taking opportunity out of crisis, and he says, this is the moment at which the us can up the a, arise, increase its energy production at the same time as also introducing new, clean energy resources. the aim, he says, to start producing at least a 1000000 barrels a day within the u. s. domestically this he said, is part of the search to create a country that is energy independent. so certainly this is a wide ranging proposal from the president, not just the release of the strategic petroleum fund, which will have an impact and has already had an impact on the price of oil. but also looking at this as a long term project at the end of which he says the us should be an independent with regards to energy in particular with regards to oil production, which would avoid any such crisis in the future. so a multi pronged approach by the president covering a large facets of action, but certainly this release of strategic stockpile. the biggest in the u. s. history i can in, wit

u. s. present terms of what he was to achieve. we know that the u. s. president set to announce new sanctions against hundreds of parliamentarians in the lower house of the duma, as well as oligarchy, in addition to sanctions, already announced by the united states. and then we also expect that there will be a humanitarian package about $1000000000.00 that will be unveiled as well. and this is, in addition to money's already announced by the united states for immediate needs for those millions of refugees leaving ukraine food, shelter, medicine, that clean drinking water. and then we know is, well, there is going to be bit of a discussion about how to deal with the ripple effects of what is likely to be the absence of the contribution of farmers from ukraine who are currently fighting right now and not contributing to the world's food supply, there is an expected shortage and an addition to food insecurity in areas, potentially they're already vulnerable at africa in the middle east. and so there's going to be a discussion about how to mitigate that m

u. s. he's asked congress for $59000000.00 to fund it and appointed a top new york prosecutor to head it. it indicates this could be a long campaign, both militarily and financially. alan fisher al jazeera at the white house, one of the largest populations of ukrainians outside of eastern europe is in new york city. gable is under spoke to members of the community. ola road, the ac is ukrainian american artist who divides her time between kiva new york since rushes invasion. she spent most of her time at local protests and waiting for news of her friends and family back home ukraine, including her husband. he, us citizen who managed to escape to romania. we love ukraine very loyalty ukraine and he doesn't want to desert his people. he wanted to stay as long as possible, but he also knew he could do a lot from being over the border was so good. pretty restaurant in the heart of these village has long been an enclave for the diaspora. the 3rd generation ukrainian american owner, summed up the move

u. s. congress. he reference martin luther king and repeated calls for the us to implement a no fly zone over ukraine. ya, my, you. i have a need both rambles. i need to protect our sky. what i need your decision, your help. which ones exactly the same building, which are the same. you feel when you hear the words. i have a dream of each life that we only choice. i have a dream. while he spoke refugees from mother you, paul were able to reach relative safety. they escaped hell in the besieged city, travelling in a calm voice. everything was fine. well, not fine, but at 1st it wasn't particularly scary. they were exclusions and all that, but it was far away and we sit in our home to school. we hope that it would not reach them, that it would all be solve that somehow they wouldn't negotiate and that it would all end but know every day it got worse. we were left without like, without water, without gas, without food, it was impossible to buy anything. we didn't to when you could. big ukrainian authorities

u. s. he said, washington has joined the you, enclosing its aerospace to russian flights, but specified that american forces won't participate in the conflict with russia or inflicting pain on russia and supporting the people of ukraine. truant is now isolated from world more than he has ever been announcing that we will join our allies in closing off american aerospace to all russian flesh. her i say, adding additional spruce on her. but let me be clear. our forces you are not engaged and will not engage in conflict with russian forces in ukraine. our forces not going to europe to fight ukraine, but to defend our nato allies. the advantage decides to keep moving west joe biden also voiced support for the people of ukraine and said, put in miscalculated the ongoing situation there. but biden seemed confused during his speech mistaking ukrainians for iranians. with more than that story and commentary, here's our chief killer month. joe biden. state of the union address was given last night wher

u. s. congress. he appealed to us companies to leave russia, which he said were financing the war in his country. invoking the turning point that sold us join the 2nd world war. he told congress. remember, pearl harbor we need you now. meanwhile, russia stepping up its attacks across ukraine, more stripes have hit the residential area in the capital p. if ukraine says russian forces have also attacked. second largest city in president modem, zalinski says peace talks with russia have become more constructive. most also says that a compromise could be close and that's it from me at the esteem for now. phil gail an update for you at the top of the hour? don't forget, you can get in depth around the total coverage of the war and you for an on our website, that's d, w dot com. and on all social media channels, that's instagram and twitter handle there is at dw news, i'm be out office. i spoke with every day for us and for our planet. global ideas is on its way to bring you more conservation. how do we make

he's the 1st u. s. president who knows, recruit ukraine very well as a vice president during the obama years. and he was supporting ukraine militarily for the past years, but it was the trumpet ministration that actually started to arm ukraine in 2018. we have to remember that. thank you. very much sariah during the troops build up in january and february, and we heard this mentioned earlier bite and repeatedly warned that the u. s. did believe a full scale invasion was in the office and in fact, they provided intelligence information on that. at the same time president by made it clear that there would be no u. s. boots on the ground and no us planes in the air. was he right to rule that out so firmly in advance and is the u. s. do think doing enough to support ukraine now? well, i think it's a very dangerous dance on a tightrope that, that the president biden, that nato, that the west is having to do here. i mean, i think it was the correct thing to do because i agree to disagree with with roman . bu

u. s. congress. he cited events like pearl harbor, the 911 attacks as part of an appeal for more help in the fight against what he called russian terror and diplomacy introducing him there in his speech diligently renewed his call for a no fly zone and for further sanctions against moscow, my colleague, friends, americans in your great history, you have pages that allow you to understand ukrainians. now we need you right now. remember, pearl harbor that terrible morning of december 7th. 1941. when your skies turned black from planes attacking you. just remember it. remember september, the 11th that terrible day in 2001 when evil tried to turn your cities into battlefields, innocent people were attacked from the air, no unexpected, and you could not stop it. our country is experiencing the same every day, every night for 3 weeks now. analysis of all sides of those speech without to correspondence this our iran con in cave, who will be with shortly. but 1st, she had her times the on capitol hill. you were

u. s. secretary of state antony blinkin will continue to do that consulting on the part of the u. s. president. he will be traveling to belgium, where he will be meeting with foreign ministers. that trip will commence on thursday. thank you for that. kimberly hope that for us at the white house, ukraine's president has delivered another message of defiance from heavily gone and compound in keith. even if they were able to get more ammunition, more man power, everywhere they go, they'll be destroyed. they will not have peace by won't have food. they won't have a single quite minute. the occupants won't only the defense. the struggle that thou remember for ever that we're not giving away what is al's the russian belinda roman but i'm of it has confirmed he will sell the english football club. chelsea off to 18 years of ownership is also promised to donate money from the sale to help victims of ukraine's war a. but i'm of it shoes, alleged to have links with vladimir putin has not been named on the british sanctions list. but his concern about the potential seizure of assets is understood to have spo

u. s. president saying he's not focused on that right now when he focused on the upcoming congressional elections so that he can continue his agenda and can tell you from someone who covers the news in the united states that will be difficult for him. those congressional elections are critical, give it as a co, equal branch of government, right. if he does not have democrats when both the house and senate in november, it will be a challenge for him in the final. kimberly, this is frankie say thank you very much. we'll talk more about this news conference and everything that's happening in brussels in just a few minutes on ology 0. do stay with to stay with us. sorry. we back out to this racial brain. ah. april on al jazeera frontline reporting and in depth analysis. we bring you the latest on the ukraine war and the unfolding humanitarian crisis, immersive personal shorts, documentaries, africa, direct showcase, african stories from african filmmakers. the campaign for the philippines president the anticipate final strength, but with the country facing its worth, especially near which c

u. s. and he, ron, welcome to the deli and mr. it's easy. so iran's revolutionary guard has claimed responsibility for the missile attack in your bill, but there seems to have been some confusion about the intended target. can you tell us more about that? but there was a bit of confusion the beginning or do you see clearly name is riley is because there was also a building that is going to be the american consulate in air bill. there was some confusion, but the united states has clarified with the state and also the state department. and so trying to publish that statement i made clear to the u. s. was not the target, but of course the americans have also strongly condemned that the rocky government had initially also condemned with naming but they just a, an hour ago or so that iraq, you find a ministry salmon be iranian ambassador, my city, to, to condemn and, and name your on as well, but it is clear that it's an iranian attack on iraq. you sovereignty has been con them that such by iraq, by different political leaders in the center and b

u. s. history, he told americans that ukraine needs their help. now. right now, the destiny of our country is being decided. the destiny of our people, whether ukrainians will be free, whether they will be able to preserve their democracy. russia has attacked, not just us, not just our land, not just our cities. it went on a brutal, offensive against our values, basic human, a values. it little tanks and planes against our freedom, against our right to live freely in our own country. choosing our own future, we'll just hours after president announced his appeal. it was the turn of us president joe biden at the white house, though, continuing to resist ukrainian request for a no fly zone. president biden did announce what he called unprecedented assistance for ukraine. an additional $800000000.00 in military aid, including drones, anti tank and air defense weapons, bringing to a $1000000000.00 a military aid announced this week to biden said the u. s. would keep up pressure on flooding or put it in other ways as well. where crippling prudence economy, w

u. s. president joe biden has been closer to the conflict. he visited eastern poland, where he met us troops stationed in joshua before holland. joe biden was in brussels. there the u. s. president announced he struck a deal with you, adding to reduce europe's reliance on russian gas. madam president, i know i know the eliminate russian gas will have cost for europe, but it's not only the right thing to do from a moral standpoint. it's going to put us on a much stronger strategic foot. in other news, the united states will introduce a new un security resolution that will update and strengthen sanctions against north korea. that's after kim jong and says he's preparing for a confrontation with the u. s. after testing its largest ever intercontinental ballistic missile, it flew higher and for longer than in previous tests. miss out would be able to strike us with analyst saying it can reach targets 15000 kilometers away. urine security counseling, meeting right now to discuss young young's at latest launch. washington has imposed new sanctions. hu

when he was talking to the u. s. congress, he was talking about $911.00 to the germans. he was talking about the berlin wall when he spoke to the u. k. parliament. he was talking making references to war time, churchill. now, in his a call for people to come out, he used his nightly address for the 1st time to speak in english at seemingly wanting to get his message to as many western style democracies as possible to asking people to come out in all of this, the russians must be scratching them at their head so on what to do about the global p. r campaign, which they clearly do not seem to be waiting. i think the russians thought in the early days that they could maybe control the narrative where this alleged disinformation campaign, that troll farms and all the rest, perhaps domestically in russia. there is a majority of evil who believe in the righteousness of their cause. it doesn't play internationally and they seem not to be able to know how to handle this ukrainian secret weapon in the shape of la de mer zalinski and all the while of course he is still there and acc

while speaking with israel, he compared russia's offensive to the holocaust. then in an emotional address to the u. s. congress, he referred to 911 and pearl harbor, saying his country experiences the same losses every day. and addressing japan, he vote memories of fukushima and accused germany of allowing russia to recreate the berlin wall. we got reaction from international affairs specialist. richard met hurst. i think it's, it's absurd. and for one's in my life, i actually agree with the israeli on something. i don't think it's right to compare the situation in ukraine to the holocaust, both in nature and scale. that was quite the awkward exchange. and you know, everyone from the foreign minister to the prime minister now after the bennett, are all kind of taken aback for this bizarre comparison. and it really just comes across as crazy because he goes and does this with every country that he speaks to . ironically when he spoke to the japanese, he didn't bring up her or she will not talk to you, which are arguably the biggest tragedies and disasters. and in modern japanese history, probably beca