u. s. president joe biden, but it is also very important for climate change and for prices and are for consumers that have been some divisions though in the e. u. the $27.00 leaders will be discussing energy today. some though, have talked about whether or not they need to be imposing sanctions on russian energy supplies on oil, on gas that something the united states has done, but much harder to do here in the ear because it is so reliant on moscow. but there is obviously the sense that the you does not want to continue to fuel moscow's a war chest, or if you like, and it wants to win itself off. russian energy supplies. natasha, thank you very much. indeed. obviously those talks are going to be going on, we're going to be coming back to you and that she was just to give us a breakdown of what's happening. but now thank you very much indeed. want to go across to ukraine. same cassava is in the view of, obviously as in the war is continuing in ukraine. and recently there was a russian strike on our theater in the port city of mario poll. we have some updates on that more. can you tell us well, w

u. s. present joe biden. very critical of president vladimir putting a, created a black backlash here, or russian nurse spokesperson of the kremlin mitre pasco, of said that those remarks won't be conducive to narrow differences between the 2 countries. and it won't help to mend the fences of russia has over the last few days and summoned the u. s. ambassador to moscow and express the same concern about similar remarks made by her president joe biden, or from a russian perspective. those remarks, along with the herd was military support provided for the ukrainians. the sanctions imposed on the financial institutions works of art in russia. r y d interpreted here as an attempt to silence her and further isolate a russia. this explains why most of the officials are talking to the media are saying that this is something which will only ultimately help consolidate our identity and bring the russians united. and they say that there is a western narrative which is misleading. according to russia, which does not a characterize the conflict, t

u. s. president biden travels to poland and meets with american nato troops station near the border with ukraine. he's coming off a trip to brussels, where he sealed an energy deal with e u. and the fridays for future movement takes to the streets with protests across the globe. we'll look at the link between the climate crisis and the war in ukraine. ah, i'm nicole fairly who welcome to the program. rush, us military claims. it has successfully completed what it calls the 1st stage of its military operation in ukraine. the army says it will now focus on gaining control of ukraine's eastern don bass region where it has besieged cities like har . keith and mario poll, leaving them in russia has based major resistance in the 1st month of its invasion, which western officials say was aimed at toppling ukraine's electric government and installing a puppet regime. graham says 15000 russian soldiers have died in the war. though the figure released by moscow is much lower our corresponding economy is in cave and send us this analysis on the russian military briefing. i think they're putting a b

u. s. president jo biden's, message of unity in warsaw. god say this meant to not rain. the white house clarified biden, is not calling for regime change in russia. after the u. s. president least the blame for the war in ukraine squarely at the feet of vladimir putin. but he says a russian people are not the enemy. also coming up on the shout strikes on the west of ukraine. officials there say 5 people have been injured by multiple rockets strikes on. a fuel depot in the city of living is comp, just white signals from moscow, indicating a shift in focus to the eastern gone bass. richard. ah, hello, i'm clear. richardson, thanks so much for joining us. on his 2nd day in poland, u. s. president joe biden has delivered a speech on the war in ukraine. in the speech wide and strength, united states continued support for you crank, he said, the world must prepare for what would be a long fight ahead. the worst referring to russian president vladimir putin bite and suggested that he could not remain in power or the white house later stress, however, that president biden was not

u. s. president joe biden forcefully declared, russian president vladimir putin must go for god's sake. this man cannot remain power. it sounded like a major shifting u. s. policy. previously, u. s. officials, including the secretary of state antony blinking, have denied the united states is seeking regime change in russia. from this location on nato's eastern flank, biden also addressed the russian leader direct late calling his invasion as strategic failure and warning him not to expand the conflict. don't even think about one single inch of nato territory. we have a 2nd obligation of article far to defend each and every inch of nato territory. a full force more collective power. earlier in the day as biden met with poland, president, he reiterated as a member of nato, the u. s. and his partners will defend poland if it's attacked. poland shares a more than 500 kilometer border with ukraine already. more than 4000000 people have fled ukraine, with more than half seeking refuge in poland. as bitin met with mothers at a makeshift refugee center set up in warsaw national stadium, he reite

u. s. president joe biden has announced that they on, on importing russian oil and retaliation for the invasion of ukraine. by this move comes as the u. s. is already struggling with rising fuel prices and inflation. and that's all for me and the business team here in berlin for more from us, check out our website, w dot com slash business. until next time. take care ah, [000:00:00;00] with you to the point in strong opinions with clear positions, international perspectives, the humanitarian crisis in new crazy, intensifying food, eating rules are and medicines rolling desperately short supply. still russian forces continue that pounding of civilian targets. how much pain will the people of ukraine face find out to the point? the point a, d, w. a with russia has undermined arrangements many bearing for the worse talk to more with abandon importing the oil with not just another day with so much is happening all at once. we take time to understand this is the day in depth look at current news, events analyzed by experts and critical thinkers. not just another new show. this is the weekdays. on d,

u. s. will not break the use reliance on the russian supplies. visiting allies, u. s. president biden travels to poland and meet with american nato troops station near the border with ukraine. he's coming off a trip to brussels, where he sealed and energy deal with the youth. and running the race of her life, ukrainian athlete wins the jerusalem marathon after being her water on country. ah, hello, i'm told me all logic well, welcome to the program. after a month of fighting that has left thousands dead and sent millions on the run, the war in ukraine might be entering a new phase care of and its allies believe that while russian president vladimir putin a to overthrow the ukrainian government in a lightning offensive his actually failed to achieve that goal. the russian army claims it will now focus on gaining control of ukraine's east and don bass region. but president vladimir lensky says he will not give up ukrainian territory for the sake of peace. russia says the 1st phase of its war in ukraine is over. its military leaders claim the invasion has been a success so far. and its t

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 join in extraordinary nato summit. he's also going to participate in the european council, submits me, this is true transit when it ties at work or what can we expect fro

u. s. president jo biden's remarks that russian president vladimir putin cannot remain in power, were quote, a personal insult. on monday biden said he would make no apologies for the comments which he made during a speech in poland. on saturday, he insisted that he was not calling for regime change in moscow. i want to make it clear. i wasn't then nora my now or to clue to policy choose as are expressing more outreach that i feel and i make no apologies for this is just stating a simple fact that this kind of behavior is totally unacceptable. so for more on let's, let's get straight across to stuff and simon's in washington, dc, a stuff on the white house almost immediately try to walk back biden's comments that putin coat cannot remain in power. now we're hearing from the president himself 2 days later, is he going to be able to turn the page on this controversy? i think so. i think he already has. this is a typical white house playbook. as you mentioned, he made the comment it reynolds a few people really badly. apparently the white house walked it back and now the president gave it whil

u. s. president joe biden says nato is more united than ever. meeting with western leaders and brussels fights and promises more help to ukrainians and campaigns for russia to be kicked out of the g. 20. also coming up on the counter attack, ukraine's navy says it has destroyed a large russian landing ship off the port city of baird. yard the vessel had been used to supply russian troops with armored vehicles and the invisible scars of war. the un warren's, that the conflict has already left over half a 1000000 refugees with mental health issues. ah, i may go further. it's good to have you with us. it's a summit marathon and brussels with an over arching message united. we stand as the war in ukraine enters its 2nd month, the e u, the g 7 and nato all meet to ramp up pressure on moscow. he was, president biden pushes for russia to be kicked out of the g 20 and promises more aid to the ukranian people. christine, while reports from a busy day in the belgian capital the day began at nato headquarters way beyond the handshakes photo ops and display of unity that bessy lead is of the trans

u. s. president joe biden has imposed a ban on russian oil and gas, and the u. k announced that it will phase out in ports of russian oil by the end of the year before those measures would arts russia ward of catastrophic consequences for the global economy. a white house correspondent, kimberly how could reports it's a major escalation of u. s. economic sanctions against russia for its invasion of ukraine. on tuesday, u. s. president joe biden went after president vladimir putin's most lucrative industry. we're banning all in ports of russian oil and gas in energy and means russian oil no longer be accessible us porch to the american people will deal another powerful blow to prudence war machine. the decision by president biden to bad russian energy imports into the united states, follows pressure by the us congress, and pleased by ukrainian president vladimir zalinski biden acknowledged. the latest sanctions could cause a spike in us gas praises consumers are already paying on average more than $4.00 a gallon up from $2.77 just a year ago, due to high inflatio

u. s. president jo biden's, message of unity in warsaw gods. the sped cannot remain for the white houses, already clarified that that was not meant as a call for regime change in russia. but the u. s. president, laying the blame for the war in ukraine squarely at the feet of vladimir putin. but biden says, the russian people are not the enemy. also coming up on the show, it strikes on the west of ukraine. officials there say 5 people have been injured by multiple rockets strikes on a fuel depot in the city of with this company. despite signals from moscow, indicating a shift in focus to the eastern don bass region and with millions displaced due to the war in ukraine. many people are arriving in foreign countries. deeply traumatized will go to fall in to take a look at what is being done to help those most indeed. ah hello, i'm claire richards and thank you so much for joining us. officials in the western ukrainian city of levine, say russian missile strikes have injured several people. the strikes hit a fuel storage facility on the outskirts of

u. s. president joe biden is in europe for emergency talks with nato allies. alliance has pledged more support to protect you. crime against the threat of chemical warfare by russia and madeline albright dies of cancer. at the age of 84. she was a trailblazer in a luminary and she was the 1st woman to serve as secretary of state. albright arrived in the us as a child of the flame from the nazis eventually becoming america's top diplomat. ah, i'm rebecca richard's. welcome to the program. in his latest video address, ukrainian president for laudermill zalinski has urged people around the world to show their support for the people of ukraine. speaking in english, the lensky called on people to rally for freedom and pace from today. the one month anniversary of russia's full scale invasion. come to your squares, your street, make yourselves winnable and short. see the people matter, freedom matters. peace matters, your grain madness, rushes, trying to defeat the freedom of all people in europe. of all the people in the world, it tries to show that only crude and cruel force matters. one month int

u. s. president jo biden's, message of unity in warsaw. for god's sake, this man did not remain to the white house clarified bite in his nar, calling for regime change in russia. after the u. s. president lays the blame for the war in ukraine, squarely at the feet of vladimir putin by he says, be russian. people are not the enemy. also coming up on the shout strikes on the west of ukraine officials, they're say 5 people have been injured by multiple rocket strikes on a fuel depot in a city of living. this company, despite signals from moscow, indicating a shift in focus, eastern don bass region, and with the millions displaced due to the war in ukraine. many people are arriving in foreign countries, deeply traumatized. well, had to pull in to take a look at what's being done to help those most in need. ah, hello, i'm claire richards and thanks so much for joining us. on his 2nd day in poland, u. s. president joe biden has delivered a speech on the crisis in ukraine. in the speech biden's stress, the united states continued support for ukrai

u. s. president joe biden is to deliver a speech on the crisis in ukraine. the white house says the president will call on the free world to stand against vladimir putin. president biden has arrived at the presidential palace in war, so where he is holding talks with his polish counterpart on trade to them. the 2 are set to discuss the situation in ukraine with the west's military, humanitarian and economic response to the war on the agenda. biden has also just met the ukrainian foreign minister and defense minister in his 1st face to face talks with top ukrainian officials. since the war began. well for more, let's go to our correspondent tablet, diesel, who's outside the presidential palace in warsaw. hi barbara. good to see you. now. president biden is meeting with the polish president. what can we expect from of course we can expect to that some of the things he talked about too is the ukrainian ministers, particularly the request for more and stronger and further reaching weapons. it will be also on the table here behind me, but which will take a little

u. s. president joe biden, that should start shortly. we will go life that press conference when it begins. but for now, we're going to return to our top story developments on the ground in ukraine, and some signs of ukrainian forces. gaining ground and pushing back russian forces, intelligence report, se ukraine as retaken ground west of care of, and destroyed a ship in russian, held a territory. when russia launched its invasion, a month ago, it expected to take ukraine in a lightning offensive against all odds. ukrainian forces continue to keep one of the world's biggest armies at bay. but that resistance has come at a terrible price. flames and smoke billowing from a russian transport ship in the harbor of russian occupied bared young. ask lines for humanitarian aid. stretching in front of bombed out apartment blocks in the heavily struck city of mar, you pull a month into russia's war and ukraine. every days, full of images that only weeks ago were difficult, if not impossible, to imagine in modern europe. the sun was shining in key

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.

u. s. did believe a full scale invasion was in the offing, and in fact, they provided intelligence information on that. at the same time, president biden 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 . but i do think that that basically the landscape was set for, you know, by the way, by the softness of western actions for prudent to do what he did. i mean, i, i don't think he would have invaded no matter what. so i don't think that you know, and you have to be careful. the man has his hand on the button. i mean what if he were to launch chemical or biological or nuclear weapons in response because he feels he has no way out. you can't corner him, you know, to that extent because we just don't know what he's capable of. and so i think that that was necessa

u. s. president joe biden arrives in europe where he'll meet you leaders to push for more sanctions against russia and boost to unity and the 1st woman to serve. as u. s. secretary of state has died. madeline albright was 84. the family says she had cancer. welcome to the program. it's been 4 weeks as russia launch, an invasion of ukraine, with no end in sight. the conflict present laudermill zalinski is calling for global demonstrations against the war. it's kill thousands displaced. millions of devastated cities. and despite that ukrainian troops have kept up their resistance . they say they recaptured territory near the capital. keith, robert bright begins, are coverage amid reports of counter attacks against russian forces on different fronts. ukrainian troops around the capital keep say they've retaken territory even threatening to cut off stranded units of russians. there is sort of big battle and from official sources. we're soon information. right now, there are small city markers ampere, almost whole it been already in the control is ukrainian soldier. russia are increasingly seems

u. s. president, jo biden's in brussels. we're talks with european and nato leaders to push for more sanctions against russia. ah, i'm all about this and this is all just to rely from doha also coming out the battle for survival in an intensive care unit, doctors and khaki struggle to treat the wounded in a city under constant bombardment. this boy is the most strong will from all of them because most of them are crying, asking for saving their legs and arms. but he was the only one to said, just do what you think you need to do. the greatest president calls for global protests to mock one months, instructions invasion began and demands an end to the military action. and us political leaders pay tribute to one of the most influential states women of her generation. madeline albright who's dies aged 84. i suppose it enjoy bivens in brussels. we're talks with other world leaders a month since russia's military invaded ukraine. endorse 4 weeks. millions of people have been displaced. thousands have been killed, and cities have

u. s. president joe biden has travelled and has now arrived in poland. near the border with ukraine biden is in the city of g. u y u. s. troops are based, he'll be brief. bear on the humanitarian response to the refugee in flux, and we'll meet with us service members who serve alongside polish troops on saturday. biden will fly to walsall for talks with punish president andre judah. and joining us now from his youth and poland as a correspondent, max under the next president biden has just arrived. tell us what his priorities on his trip to poland. right on. yeah, so for dividing, just for when the moment to go here with your chunk of your base and started his 2nd leg of his trip to europe. um, which is all about showing up supports for nato. uh, but also this particular leg of his trip. his visit to poland as, as the white house put it's a show of solidarity, a show of support. so to a, an ally and a frontline country, namely poland, which is in a vulnerable position right now. a country that has taken in or has taken the lion's share of refugees fleeing from ukraine. close to 4000000 pe

u. s. president biden is right. when he says the u. s. is back. well, 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 in 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 and, and of course they will a

biden in poland. the u. s. president visits the nato ally and meets with american troops station near the border with ukraine is coming off a trip to brussels, where he announced an energy deal with the e. u. and fridays for future movement takes to the streets with protests across the globe will look at the link between the climate crisis and the war and ukraine. and fighting for your brain by feeding those spleen war in his country. if i take the gun, i will delay just for one of the worst soldiers in the world. but if i take a knife and go to the kitchen, i can be one of the best in the world. one of ukraine's best known shafts tells us how he is quite literally serving his country. ah, i am abby courthouse and welcome to the program. as russia says, it's completed 1st phase of this war, the ukraine military pushing moscow's troops back and retaking territory around the capital. the united kingdom says ukraine has reclaimed several towns near keith. still more civilian deaths have been confirmed. local officials and m

biden in poland. the u. s. president visits the nato ally and meet with american troops station near the border with ukraine. he's coming off a trip to brussels, where he announced an energy deal with the european union. and the friday for future movement takes to the streets with protests across the globe. look at the link between the crime in crisis and the war and ukraine. ah, am abby cor boss and welcome to the program. as russia says it's completed its 1st phase of this war. the ukrainian military is pushing moscow's troops back and retaking territory around the capital. the united kingdom says ukraine has reclaimed several towns or keep still more civilian deaths. have been confirmed. local officials and mary o bull say 300 people died in the russian attack on a theater. last week, the russian worked for children, appeared outside the theatre in hopes of preventing an attack. the city has been among the hardest hit so far. matter you fall in eastern ukraine has come to symbolize the devastation russian bombardment

president unacceptable. an unforgivable of to joe biden cooled vladimir putin, a war criminal by didn't use the terms. hours after ukraine's president gave an impassioned plea to the u. s. congress, asking for more help against deadly russian warplanes. a white house correspondent, kimberly how could report after weeks of violent attacks by russia on ukrainian civilians, u. s. president joe biden, for the 1st time called russia's vladimir putin, a label that until now, the white house has been hesitant to use. oh, it is war from you. even the president initially avoided the term, given its legal implications, and an official review of put into actions by the state department is still incomplete. biden's remarks followed a morning of high drama, beginning with an emotional video shared with the u. s. congress by ukraine's president vladimir zalinski. ah, it featured images designed to evoke a response of what ukraine looks like just weeks ago before it was attacked by russia. it was part of the ukrainian president's virtual plea to u. s. law makers to do more to help his country resist russia's military invasion. remember, pearl harbor that terrible morning of december,

president vulgar means the landscape directly appealed to the u. s. frontier systems to protect its ass base against russian warplanes and missiles u. s. president joe biden is due to visit poland this week following a meeting of nato leaders in brussels. the alliance is likely to consider further aid for you, crime of they'll have longer term issues to discuss. rosalind jordan has more from washington d. c. the nato meeting convened by the secretary general. this coming thursday in brussels will include the world leaders of the military alliance. and certainly they're going to be discussing the best ways to improve security assistance to the ukrainian military. but the world leaders, including the u. s. president joe biden, and the british prime minister boris johnson, are also going to have an opportunity to talk about ways of trying to keep diplomacy on track. russian and ukrainian diplomats are supposed to meet on monday to try once again to find a way to get to a cease fire. but the bigger question of how to reach a lasting peace between the 2 countries is certainly already top of mind in world capitals. there's also the question of trying to make ce

u. s. president biden is urging american companies to protect themselves against potential cyber attacks from russia. he also repeated us warnings that moscow was planning to use chemical weapons against ukraine, mostly vitamins called president vladimir putin. a war, criminal predominantly ukrainian school in chicago has welcomed 8 you students who fled the war. teachers organized the vigil to remember those who died and in the hope for an end to the invasion. this school says it's preparing to welcome another 50 ukrainian refugees. dozens of ukrainian orphans on their way to the u. k. a stuck in poland because of missing paperwork. british authorities say they're working to accept the children who've been waiting to travel for 2 weeks. the government has come under criticism for its slow or lack of response to refugees. finger ball. the united nation says $10000000.00 people have fled their homes in ukraine since russia's invasion began, almost a month ago. the majority are internally displaced of a 3000000. i fled the country and what's become the biggest refugee crisis in modern euro

u. s. government essentially offering to donate the fleet to ukraine. a u. s. president joe biden has announced a ban on russian oil and gas in ports to move follows, please, by ukranian president followed amuse lensky to cut off moscow's energy exports white house correspondent, kimberly out how kit reports. it's a major escalation of u. s. economic sanctions against russia. for its invasion of ukraine. on tuesday, u. s. president joe biden went after president vladimir putin's most lucrative industry. we're banning all in ports of russian oil and gas in energy and means russian oil will no longer be acceptable us porch and american people will deal another powerful blow to prudence warmish. the decision by president biden to bad russian energy imports into the united states, follows pressure by the us congress, and pleased by ukrainian president vladimir zalinski biden acknowledged. the latest sanctions could cause a spike in us gas praises consumers are already paying on average more than $4.00 a gallon up from $2.77 just a year ago, due to high inflation. as the economy recove

u. s. president joe biden travel to poland is now in the capital warsaw after spending time. here the border with ukraine. there he met with polish president on j duda. the south eastern city of joshua is where the u. s. military serves alongside polish troops as part of nato biden. we'll have more talk to do that this weekend on the military, humanitarian and economic response to russia's war on you crank. and speaking at a briefing with president duda and military officials, biden was clear about what he thinks is the way forward. the single most important thing that we can do is keep democracy. united in our opposition effort to devastation occur in quite frankly. ready with well w barbara hazel explains what signal the american president is hoping to send it with his visit to europe. the message is absolutely clear, he has particularly by traveling to the border region, was ukraine as sent the message to president putin. and that is, the nato alliance is ready to defend every foot off their territory. and that was something that the major leaders retreated when they met i

u. s. is opposed to it. and so the expectation is that the u. s. president joe biden will say to was chinese counterpart cesium pang that he expects a more robust effort to pressure moscow to stop its invasion, to recall its troops and to try to broker some sort of these fire with the government and cave and ross, the divided administration has been keeping up its strong rhetoric against president putin was have listened to the secretary of state yesterday. president biden said that in his opinion, war crimes had been committed in ukraine. personally, i agree intentionally targeting civilians is a war crime. after all the destruction of the past 3 weeks, i find it difficult to conclude that the russians are doing otherwise. so we have the u. s. president and his secretary of state. now using that word, war criminal, more pressure being applied to on, on the russian president rhetorically. now just of that, but you also heard antony blank in the u. s. secretary of state, say on thursday that child the u. s. i believes that tar russia might be planning some sort of a bi

u. s. president joe biden is urging american companies to protect themselves against potential cyber attacks from russia. he also repeated us warnings that moscow is planning to use. chemical weapons against ukraine biden has previously called president latimer put in a war criminal jailed russian opposition leader alike. siena only has been sentenced to 9 more years in prison after a court found him guilty on charges of large scale fraud. volley was already serving a 2 and a half year sentence for alleged parole violations. he has been a local critic of russian president vladimir putin, and there are substantial evidence that the kremlin was responsible for poisoning him in 2020, an incident that nearly killed him after recovering. and berlin of only was arrested upon his return to russia. his team has been posting his messages, calling on the russian people to protest their country's invasion of ukraine. now, bella ruth has played a key role in that invasion. men's permitted moscow to launch an invasion from within barouche's borders within striking distance of the ukrainian capital. keith

u. s. president, son hunter biden, may have helped finance an allegedly u. s. military bio weapons research program in ukraine. earlier, the russian defense ministry said it's obtained documents, allegedly proving the u. s. provided biological weapons research to 30 labs in ukraine. washington denied that, however it's did i acknowledge there are research consisted in ukraine and the u. s . is working towards preventing materials from falling into rushes hands. moscow, on the other hand, said the documents show hunter biden's evolvement, which the males now potentially support. thus, despite western media, being quick to dismiss the claim as our teeth kelly moping explains. we understand that there was an email that was obtained from hunter biden's laptop, showing that the firm he worked with rosemont, seneca, and it contracted and apparently worked with the company of meta by oda. to set up these labs, these controversial labs. this is what is from an email that was obtained from hunter biden's laptop. as promised, i've prepared the attached memo, which prov

u. s. president biden. travels to poland and meet with american nato troops. station near the border with ukraine is coming off a trip to brussels, where he.

u foreign ministers meeting in brussels made an appeal very similar to president landscape. and german officials are undoubtedly bracing for similar calls when u. s. president biden meets thursday here in europe with nato, you and group a 7 member countries. so berlin could look increasingly isolated as it did earlier in the crisis before it took the momentous decision to suspend operation of the nord stream to gas pipeline. german officials have repeatedly warned that cutting off gas could shave several percentage points off of g d p growth, and that that would have ripple effect for the entire e u economy. but the fact is that germany in europe have weathered such shocks, both during the financial crisis and during the pandemic. and we are seeing cautious support both from some economic experts and also from citizens for stronger action. in fact, about half of german say, in public opinion surveys that they would be in favor of an import embargo on russian gas. so as the pressure rises, as germany looks increasingly isolated, we may see german officials start to move on this melinda, i will remind our viewers at 12 years ago in the wake of the fukushima nuclear

u foreign ministers meeting made an appeal similar to president zalinski. german officials window will undoubtedly be bracing for more such calls. when u. s. president biden comes to europe on thursday and meets with nato e u and group the 7 members. so berlin could look increasingly isolated in its resistance to an energy import embargo, as it did earlier in the crisis before it took the momentous decision to suspend operation of the north stream to gas pipeline. german officials have repeatedly warned that cutting off gas could save several percentage points off of g d p growth. that would have ripple effects, not only here, but also across the u, but the fact is germany in europe have weathered such shocks during the financial crisis. during the pandemic, and i'm hearing cautious support for stronger action both amongst some economics experts. and we're seeing it in opinion polls where 50 percent of germans say that they would be in favor of a german embargo on gas ain't worth just a few words. we've run out of time, what's more important for germany in the short term, prioritizing stability of energy supply or energy transition. i'm sure that minister

u. s. economic sanctions against russia for its invasion of ukraine. on tuesday, u. s. president joe biden went after president vladimir putin's most lucrative industry. we're banning all in ports of russian oil and gas in energy and means russian oil no longer be accessible us porch to the american people will deal another powerful blow to put his war machine. the decision by president biden to bad russian energy imports into the united states, follows pressure by the us congress, and pleased by ukrainian president vladimir zalinski biden acknowledged. the latest sanctions could cause a spike in us gas praises consumers are already paying on average more than $4.00 a gallon up from $2.77 just a year ago, due to high inflation. as the economy recovers from, the coven pandemic says: prune began is military build of ukrainian borders just since then. the price of the gas, the pump, an american, up to $0.75. and with this action is going to go up further. the white house is directing the release of some of the us strategic petroleum reserves to contain prices and compensate for last supply. b