u. s. to ukraine last week. yes, i think that puts in who is, but we know that t t of horse being seen as weak quote unquote, he will retaliate massively against ukrainian use of of cluster munitions. however, this is not new. this happened before both sides of the front. so for him is just a continuation of up what was there before? not maybe as we met before, that that wasn't as massive as probably is going to become no, because it seems that you bring that square to lots on using these munitions to break through russian defense is and it's called at the end, it's called the offensive, but it's definitely, i mean, no big news as the 1st time they're being used. yeah. tell us more about ukraine's counter offensive. where do things stand at the moment? are they making the gains that they have hope for a look. i think that the ukrainians definitely did not deliver yet on any condo, spic tech you la recapture of territories. i was promised that they have managed to liberate, i think up to maybe uh, several uh, sev

to bill. this region was overshadowed by the u. s. decision to supply ukraine with plus the bombs, which a widely band, including by the u. k. this, by this was to, by the said, the relationship between the 2 countries remains rock solid. are you crying is climbing? there's a russian attack on the residential area of a time. is that provision region that has killed 4 people on hospitalized 11 of us . the local you training governors that'd be attacked. you take your monetary and a distribution points near the front line, killing 3 women on the map. you cry and share pictures of the disruption which is fed was caused by a russian guided glide bomb that struck a best school, but residents were collecting aid. russia it denies, deliberately targeting civilians. i correspond to nick connelly in keith told us, no, this was in the categories of which is pretty close. the front lines just south of the regional capital. is that what it is? it's a matter of it doesn't know. so it comes as to the front positions of the credit, the only way a lot of that kind of most inte

to assassinate victor. you shouldn't call the president of ukraine and then blame the u. s. and the west for the stabilizer in victor, yanna coal, which in 2014, when it was in fact the corruption and of that regina to craniums themselves. i know early point one, but you said to solve a nation, we have the phone call a victorian newland deciding on who becomes the leader of ukraine in 2014. don't weigh so. no, no, and i was a u. s. s o n t, who is now in the, by the ministration. who decided i just worry, brainstorming. yes. and in fact, the idea that the u. s. has some puppet master a new trainer for that, frankly, anywhere in the world. people who wants to youtube video of newland decide who's going to run ukraine and as far as over in the nation, are you saying therefore that zalinski is in charge in ukraine? i know his band all opposition parties is the band elections next year. so i don't think it's much about democracy, i'll give me and he said la c a. he knew ukraine would never be able to join nato. but publicly the doors would appear open and to quit bite. and it wou

to ukraine. i asked security analysts to us legal and see if the u. s. as a session that it's close to bones have a low, a failure rate justifies. they use in ukraine or? well, it depends from the point of view you're located. the u. s. claims, they have a so called the rate of 2.35 percent compared to 40 percent for russian cluster munitions. and nobody really knows the outside the us military. how you can exactly find out what the say low rate is. so at this point the, we just have to believe them is of cause minimizes the risk fault civilians, but there still remains the risk. the other problem here, of course, is the indiscriminate nature of these weapons when they 1st go off. yeah, well that's right. but on the other hand, this applies to almost every weapon you fire in a certain direction. ukraine has a rule that they will adhere to 5 principles for the use, among other things, only using this against the russian military installations against russian troops. not again civilian, that's one of the main differences. as we've seen in the past, the ross

to so get off or off. has one kid's allies against upon ukraine, with f. 165 digits. russia, we use the u. s. plans to supply ukraine. some forces with weapon systems such as f, 16 fighter jets, capable of carrying nuclear weapons. aggressive moves by i'm from the state. suppose an existential for russia, we will have to defend no right to free and solve and develop, and by o available means what we're going to, oh, sorry, excuse me, i'm, as nato's ton of threats, narrative grow has allowed us. so does one west to media channels? does humanizing guest on fox news making extraordinary claim? that's blood drinking chinese fights as a secretly entering the us have a listen. hey, there's a western nations and the system of dominance in the world are not generally interested in seeing countries enjoy their great resources and national reserves of oil being independent. they don't want to see these countries adding value to their own resources. yet they're very interested in buying the raw materials from them, processing them, and then selling the final product at an increase straight back to thos

to pray? and what is our purpose? the u. s. and the nato partners and they have summit, right? now, bears this out has made a strategic decision that ukraine's the outcome of this war is the central to the future of security in europe in the united states. and therefore, we must assist ukraine that is now making, making we are more secure. the export of all these weapons to absolutely, because putting one on a course to started with ukraine becoming independent of the stabilizing ukraine in order to bring it back into residency. they don't think that the russians doing things that most of the world by population as their envoy is in the us and said, no, we're not going to give them russia. and you can see the rest of the world forming alliances and like bricks and so on. so i'm not sure how we more weapons to make things more secure. i'm just very quick because you're an expert on these things here. what, what about medical supplies? i mean, obviously medical supply, some would say, would be more useful than any weapons to this conflict at the moment. and peace talks, which you probably would agree with. what about medical supplies as regard

to in the u. s. is running low on tillery to supply ukraine stokes, or rebuild cluster munitions will be shipped to fill the gap. the bite in ministration says the decision came up to much consideration. we recognize that cluster munitions create a risk of civilian harm from unexploded ordnance. this is why we did it for the, for the decision, for as long as we could. but there is also a massive risk of civilian harm if russian troops and tanks roll over ukrainian positions and take more ukrainian territory and subjugate more ukrainian civilians . the pentagon was it pains to point out that it has received reassurance on the weapons use from the lensky governments. we're working with ukraine to minimize the risk associated with the decision. ukrainian government has offered us assurances in writing on the responsible use of dpi, cm's, including that they will not use around in civilian populated urban environments and that they will record where they use these rounds, which will simple 5 later to mining efforts the public and claims of these customizations have a fall of failure rate to those use before

i mean, it is certainly not ukraine, but who is going to pay for? there is no blank check. the u. s. in europe are not going to be in a position to add onto their existing debt to pay for ukraine. all right, the south korea, as they have a $1.00 trillion dollar economy, they're hurting right now. they're not in a position to lend that kind of money in the press conference following the 2 leaders meeting that, that sol plans to provide, quote, a larger scale of military supplies to ukraine. this year that was backed up by law . the mirrors are lensky lights, or is there a sense of perhaps you scratch my back? i'll scratch yours in terms of we give you the weapons now and when the deal is come for rebuilding. well, we want to be top of the cube. yeah. well, good luck, i mean the united states will be the one who will say is always the most amount of money that i've been putting about $5000000000.00 a month in there in direct data. i don't think a $150000000.00 is going this way. uh, ukraine in terms of god choosing the contractor choosing south korea as a contractor, it'll come down t

that'd be, as correspond to, terry shoulds was there is top justice officials from europe, the u. s. and ukraine watched the effort to build cases for trying the crime of aggression. here's a report. the international prosecutors want to see the kremlin pay sooner rather than later. for launching war a new crane planning, initiating and using state military forces to attack another sovereign state is a crime in itself, the crime of aggression. and that's what this international center for the prosecution of the crime of aggression is set up here in the hague to do to eventually try russian decision makers. the crime of aggression is a bit easier to prove than other war crimes. but above all, says ukrainian prosecutor general andre coast in the crime of aggression is what he calls an original sense. commission of which opened the floodgates $400000.00 of all their international crimes. including targeted kidding of civilians, sexual violence, torture for civil displacement of civilians including of children looting and many others. 20 prosecutors including for from ukraine start work today at the

to that question? yes, but it will be published by our hips, heads of states. okay. on cluster munitions. the u. s. is providing them to ukraine . you had, i think, a pretty clear narrative for the public over the, of, of, of the 15 months of the school. and that's, that's, russian is the one the commission will crimes brushes the one that's the address. so it doesn't, this monday, that doesn't make it much more complicated to sell things to the public and nato countries. while it was progression is the most complicated and most horrible thing you can imagine, especially as we have to lift a piece for so long on the european continent. and we never thought that the war progression would come back to you. and therefore, they are many hard decisions which have to be taken in the past. but we took this decisions because we made clear that if you have for the side in a situation between and a dresser and a victim neutrality is 1st of all, not an option. and that we spend by 100 percent on the side of ukraine in the right of self defense. we are defending here, not only ukraine, the peace and liberty of the citizens of ukraine, but

to contribute their reputation of quality and the promotion of sustainable develop. the state of the news log from berlin. b u. s. is set to announce cluster bombs for ukraine. the pentagon, as expected to include thousands of the controversial weapons and a new military aid package. for the fight against russia, the aggression the rights groups are raising concerns. also coming up nato prepares for a key summit with a focus on membership for ukraine and sweden. there are questions, though, over the alliances capabilities are retired. us general tells dw nato is not ready to freeze any friend from russia. the article for i was just going to have you with us. the by mid ministration is expected to announce a new military aid package for ukraine, including controversial cluster of buttons. he wants the weapons for the war with russia, but the bombs are banned by over 120 countries because they kill and maim indiscriminately human rights groups say, both sides have already used them and oppose. more being sent to ukraine is a graveyard dismissals. and hockey's the remnants of russian munition to have devastated civilian life in pulse of ukraine. among them, the

you're just screaming here, the commitment to time and goes beyond that ukraine scenario. however, it's a clear symbol from the u. s. to us alliances in the region, especially to taiwan and especially to japan. they are joining forces in defending time one here. and how do you think the move will impact washington's relations with, with, with beijing as well, let's not be. yeah, i'm realistic here. they are frozen anyway. and so there are many angles where both, let's say super powers are in stress and there are discrepancies on both sides tie one is one part of it, and i think the clear symbol here. so yeah, is, is this a part for tie one, maybe, as you said, also to say, well, we're not going to have another ukraine crisis. please do not move any further on taiwan because we are standing with this alliance and aligned in democracies. and is there any kind of reaction we can expect from china on this? i mean, they're not going to be happy as you've been saying. of course they are not going to be happy, but let's not forget the china is dealing still with a lot of is with themselves the teen young at fed, the yeah.

the arms and munition, ukraine's counter offensive is not going perhaps as fast as some would like in this water is about the addition. with that backdrop, the u. s. has decided to send ukraine costs that munitions. what does this don't you make on that? because the secretary of nato says he has no position on it. but you and i know the public in nato countries have a position on this, and you have been painting, rush are the ones guilty of war crimes and crimes against humanity on you monday, in your message by using constable. i'm really happy that the allies are giving more and stronger weapons because we must have to give we must keep everything what we have is sonya has given everything. what we have really from the 1st day is when the aggression started again last year. so what we have to focus on and that the ukraine is fighting for us as well. and they have to wayne's before and the end the we have to support. and i'm very happy that they're doing the summit as well, that are negotiations and for the long term commitments. much of weight this one contract, our friend citizen from ukraine. they have said that please don't increase this uh uh, stations too

u. s. and ukraine launch. the effort to build cases for trying the crimes of aggression. here's their report. international prosecutors want to see the kremlin pay sooner rather than later for launching war on ukraine planning, initiating and using state military forces to attack another sovereign state is a crime in itself. the crime of aggression, and that's what this international center for the prosecution of the crime of aggression is set up here in the hague to do to eventually try russian decision makers. the crime of aggression is a bit easier to prove than other war crimes. but above all says ukrainian prosecutor general andre coast in the crime of aggression is what he calls and original sin commission, which opened the floodgates $400000.00 of all their international crimes including targeted kidding of civilians, sexual violence, torture for civil displacement of civilians including of children looting and many others. 20 prosecutors including for from ukraine, start work today at the new center, which is supported by the european union, the u. s. the internati

u. s. is set to announce cluster bombs for ukraine. the pensive on is expected to include thousands of the controversial weapons and a new military. a package for the fight against russia with rights groups are raising concerns. also coming up, natal prepares for a key summit with a focus on membership for ukraine and.

u. s. is sent to announce cluster farms for ukraine. the pentagon is expected to include thousands of the controversial weapons and a new military. a package for the fight against russia rights groups are raising concerns . also coming up nato prepares for a.

he is going to land and they're gonna be a whole lot of people who say cluster munitions are really, really bad. and we cannot support the u. s. applying them to ukraineens? >> so ali, you are right. this will be a challenge, but i am not sure that it does an honorable challenge and what we have seen so far is allies who have been muted, understanding even about the issue and the real issue, ali, as you have just said is that ukrainians need our support in order to continue to push the russians out of the country. they need our support with weapons and in particular ammunition and in particular 155 ammunition, which is now very short. ukrainians are short of this ammunition. it turns out, ali, we are short of that ammunition as well. so the only way that we can provide the ukrainians the ammunition they need in the near term, until we can crank up the production line, is to provide these cluster munitions. now, if we had a choice i think we would not do that. for the reasons that others have said. but we do not have a choice, we do need the ukrainians to have that kind of support and that kind of ammunition. >> we have found reason the united states t

the other announcement we are expecting tomorrow when it comes to the front lines of ukraine, is that the u. sctually going to start providing ukraine with cluster munition. something kyiv has been pushing for for a long time and for people who are watching at home, they are controversial weapons, they are deadly, washington has resisted sending them, russia has used them, and you can kind of see just what it looks like. this is what actually makes of the cluster munition. do you think that something that is the right idea? what is your sense of what is behind that decision? >> it clearly was a hard decision. however, it sounds like the ammunition shortage, the shortage of 155 millimeter artillery rounds that the ukrainians need for this counteroffensive getting very low. this cluster munition is good against troops on the ground. they are aerial weapons that are not as precise as the single shot. in order to keep the ukrainians in the fight, this decision sounds like it is going to provide some ammunition that they need for this counteroffensive. >> what does it say to you about how the u. s.

to emphasize that reed was not acting on behalf of the u. s. government. >> since the beginning of this war, we have warned that u. s. citizens who travel to ukraine, especially with the purpose of participating in fighting their, that they face significant risks including the risk of capture or death of physical harm as well. so i want to be explicitly clear about something. mr. reed was not engaged in any activities on behalf of the u. s. government. >> joining me now is the former trump state department spokesperson, morgan ortega's. thanks for joining us. this trevor reed situation is so strange and so unusual. you have been and that position, basically. you hear the sensitivity the biden administration has to distancing itself from what happened here. why do you think that is? >> there is a few things going on behind the scenes for the spokesperson. first of all, anytime it comes to cases of u. s. persons, the state department has to be incredibly careful with the language and what they say because they can't run a file of laws and regulations related to that person's privacy. that is often, it can be incredibly frustrating for the american p

to the u. s. president joe biden. i don't think there is, you're the name of the nato, about whether or not to bring ukraine into the nato family. now, at this moment in the middle of a war, it's a war is going on, then we're all and or, you know, we're, one of the russians never the case. the delay of the membership list delayed as much as we can. of course, more money and more what things are going to be sent to you point any way. but what we're about to see is quite funny because this is an amazing slip of the tongue from the u. s. states department spokesperson, we believe the war has been a strategic failure for ukraine. the secretary spoke to the us and a speech he gave in helsinki last month. i believe it was what that is. i'm sorry, sir. excuse me. a strategic failure for, for ukraine. thank you. for the direction of which is old. so he meant russia, obviously we take, we yeah, you know, for sure the you said a twice the name saying you're creating twice is really very telling and especially considering the games that they've been playing with the crane. you know, like, oh, you're going to become a member of nato

to supply nations most in need for free. while the u. s. has a 9 spend other aid to ukraine in order to compensate. you have for the loss of a tech support, but economist and political commentator, i can't. hummer believes washington itself benefits from the disruption to the a one of north price, the countries to price the people in those countries and to make a huge migrant flows into europe. they want to change the society in europe for a chance for them to do so. but the big problem, the big r a is an economic game. black rock is one of the big supporters of the, the administration of dividing the thing with these. they are invested in the west, some companies, so that's a benefit thing from this cheap ukrainian grain. and they are benefiting some speculations of costs by spike hikes due to the disruptions in the ukranian deals. so these people are heavy gainers of this, and this is why they do these jobs on the people on the ground. neither in europe, neither in north africa to size clear look set to play a major role in ukraine's post conflict reconstruction, potentially elbowing audits, regi

and american journalist, in contrast to the biden administration stated support for ukraine, the f. b i on behalf of the s b u flagged americans, accounts, and posts that were critical of lodging, airports in and russia's invasion of ukraine. the report also exposes how the f, b i offered facebook and instagram legal cover to remove the s p use slides accounts the f b i appears. i've been so eager to silence content on social media in the name of russian. just information that it told the companies involved, it would take the blame legally for the censorship and things to the twitter files . we know that similar actions were carried out across central media platforms. but the same f b i that claimed it would take the blame has been awfully quiet. i mean, the latest revelations, legal media analyst line also is unprecedented. that some of the country would be able to restrict free speech and america. this is boy, and this is another government contacting our government to to choir she to squelch that, to silence the voice and the expression and the opinion of citizens. and doing so, this is cool, elastic textb

u. s. is reportedly sent to announce cluster bombs for ukraine. the pentagon is expected to include thousands of the controversial weapons and new military aid package for the fight against russia. rights groups are raising concerns, also coming up nato prepared for a key summit with a focus on membership for your grain and sweden are, are questions. however, over the alliance's capabilities us general tells dw nato is not ready to face any threat from russia. the goal for it. thank you. welcome to the program. the buyback ministration is expected to announce a new military, a package for ukraine that includes controversial, cluster bombs, keep once the weapons for the war with russia, but the bombs are banned by over $120.00 countries because they kill and maim indiscriminately human rights groups. say both sides have already use them and oppose more being sent to ukraine of a graveyard dismissals and hockey's the remnants of russian munition. to have devastated civilian life in pulse of ukraine. among them, the rockets used to launch cluster bon

u. s. is sent to announce the cluster bombs for ukraine. the pensive on is expected to include thousands of the controversial weapons and a new military. a package for the fight against russia. rights groups are raising concerns, also coming up nato prepared for a key summit with a focus on membership for ukraine and sweden. there are questions over the alliances capabilities. us general tells dw nato is not ready to face any threat from russia. and police and canyon fire tear gas ad opposition. supporters. protesting tax increases. dozens are arrested, responded as the latest from nairobi. the article fairly. it's good to have you with us. the by ministration is expected to announce a new military aid package for ukraine. that includes controversial, cluster bombs, keefe, once the weapons for the war with russia. but the bombs are banned by over 120 countries because they kill and maim indiscriminately human rights groups. say both sides have already used them and oppose. more being sent to you. cree, a graveyard dismiss aisles and hockey'

ukraine if it's since cluster munitions to kid. that's the beloved to assessment of the russian embassy in washington to the u. s. and nights last week, it would be a quick thing, ukraine with the widely buttons and indiscriminate weapons. i don't kind of a has the fact to confess to committing bull crimes by the united states during the crating complex. the ugly stated that civilians would die from american costs to type munitions and the perverse of view of the white house employee. this brings less home, then rushes actions. if there is any logic to the administration's decision to transfer the cost of munitions, it boils down to the fact that it won't get any worse. united states has ready destroy my fall from its own borders with the hands of ukrainians, or washington association to supply kia with cluster munitions comes just days before president biden is to attend the nato summit, which kicks off on tuesday tomorrow. in lithuania, with her take on the timing. here's our t contributor ritual morrison. it seems like a pretty straightforward mission. us president joe biden just had to get onto air force one a

i would, one also said he hopes to extend the black sea greenville and the anchor ovals support rebuilding assets in ukraine. the u. s. has confirmed that it was and why the bond cost of munitions to ukraine. on friday, the us extra general's office said it was against the continued use of cost of munitions. and germany's governors also said the post opposed to sending to you in albany years. batteries says that tens have been set out for members of russia's wagner group in the southeast of the capital minutes. but the less than res haven't visited the facility at present. alexander lucas shank agreed to relocate voc in a fight as off of the groups and use any against russian forces. but smith has visited the camp of the kremlin is all for those who took part in the sales mutiny . the opportunity to set a base here. this is a battle russian military training camp about 2 miles drive outside of the capitol minsk. but there's no sign of wagner fight as yet as far as when it's done. they haven't been here easily. but he goes and is getting a precaution and his commanders accept the proposal. if they decide to come to bu

to consumers for ukraine, europe, and the world along war would also have consequences for u. s. foreign policy. the ability to focus on it's all the global priorities, particularly competition was china, will remain constrained as long as the war is absorbed in senior policy makers time and us military sources. we have the democratic presidential candidate, robert f. kennedy, who has said that this is no longer about humanitarian aid for the united states, but instead the united states has turned this into a proxy war with the roster up we have neglected many, many opportunities to settle this work peacefully. the way that we have conducted the war is bad for the granted is terrible for the granting people. even among the current administration bite and administration, the us national security advisor jake sullivan, has also said that the by the end of his ration has taken with him sending advanced weapons to claim one caricature is that the by the ministration is sitting around, you know, unwilling to provide things because we're worried about the russians, i think that is bel

to nothing ball, but he's joining us from downing street and the u. k. among those who voice concerns about the u. s. providing the widely bad cluster bombs to ukraine. that announcement comes a few days ago, intervene and you can and will be high on the agenda on the to lead as meeting wanted. absolutely. uh this is the 6th meeting between the 2 men since 5 minutes a. so you're not actually 2 copies last october and just a few days before a couple of days before president biden arrived here in for it to the us, announced that it would be supplying ukraine with those costs the munitions. and they say that they've received assurances from ukraine that they wouldn't be used in russia or in civilian areas about some not enough to stop criticism from some countries, including nature. members like canada criticizing the us the news. now, britain has simply repeated that it's one of more than a $120.00 countries which have signed a convention binding the production and use of those costs. the bottom is because the bum lips, the smallest bones that they leave on the ground, can remain there with danger. for decades. the other thing going into that nature o

to go in before the inevitable. russia, u. s. summit that divides the country of ukraine. i can answer that question because it, it's really, really part just a, it's really part of the spirit. good to look into the future. i didn't tell you this, but this western resolve brakes. um that will encourage and then to the war if the united states ministration changes and trunk becomes president when the war. uh, if americans don't vote for drum and the binding becomes, this is return to the present and shape. uh, and that he made to the more concerted and attempt to explain what the states are here, not only in ukraine and russia, but for the rest of the world of losing your train to the russians. then i think things will go well. but just briefly, either way, the war on china begins. then i think that the perception that the west has has cracked on uh on your brain, leading to a pay you granted the fee leads directly drawer in the, in the far east interest specific. yes. dr. south clumsy, thank you. thank you. ok. and that's it for the show will be back on saturday with a bran

u. s. decision to supply cluster bombs to ukraine. thank you very much for watching the hi. there were in the thick of a cold spell for southern africa. let me show you, you know, it's not good when the colors are on dark, the blue and the purple. the lower the temperature, all of botswana, is under a weather alert for just how cold it is. its capital habit are only just 70 rays cooler still. and how saying province in south africa, joe berg just that one. so yeah, it's cold enough for a snow northern eastern cape, providence improvement longer and likely to see some freezing rain for limpopo profits in south africa. but different story, top end of africa, we've got heats alerts and play for the northwest slice of mauritania that he blowing through this a hara steady bouts of rain through west africa that could trigger some flooding. also the threat of flooding through turkey as ne black sea coast getting strength with solid bands of rain here pushing into the caucuses. this area is prone to flooding, so keep tabs on that. central, your son's out temperatures are up from 36

u. s. u billions of dollars in homes being sent to frank russia through ukraine. the black sea green initiative is dead for now terminated by moscow with questions august of last week's rush, your advocate summit in st. petersburg included why only 3 percent of the black sea green initiative exports in any case found their way to poor countries. and why would they do a belligerent spain, holland? it's only bread and then others grabbing grain. and what are the real mechanisms of play when it comes to the neo liberal global food system? well, this is the un secretary general and nature of nation leaders. so silent on us, okay, patient of syria's wheat fields claim, the black sea green initiative was crucial to saving the poor of africa and rather mentors the founder and executive director of the oakland institute, which is just reported when i am f. will bank collusion in the coughing up of ukraine's global food supply system? she's previously testified before, but the us congress and the u. n. g joins me now from nairobi. can you thank you so much for coming on. i

to work in germany. you don't just say, well, it looks like the u. s. is stuffing it's pockets for ukraine, so i guess we'll stuff america's pockets to how nice of berlin to use billions of its own tax, their cash to prop up the american military industrial complex. maybe after berlin is done with that. they can go over there and ask you on mosque or just fees those if they could use some cash from the germ in treasury to when this german defends, executive says that her country has, quote, no political compass for the defense industry. it basically means that they have 0 survival instincts. now, even the dumbest animal in the jungle knows that if you have resources, you know, it just gives them a way to your competition, which is exactly how the us views, germany as your economic engine, a competitor on the global playing fields. and you, especially don't do this if you're in a week position as germany now is economically with its energy and inflation problems. and those problems are also a result of berlin's total lack of any basic sense of self preservation. even more ridiculous is the

to have a timeline for joining the alliance. but here, once again, the u. s. president's address to that to even though they were not ready to extend this invitation, there was still determined to support ukraine with weapons, with equipment, with anything they might need to prevail as an independent states. thank you, alex, on to another question to you, richard. when off the bite and said that we will not waver out support within a week. and as long as it takes he and went on to say that this war must end on stead terms and refer to territorial integrity and software and take a how north is that possible? well, in the west and supporters of ukraine and trying to make that possible by providing ukraine, but with the means and the weapons and the support to, to try to push back it as much as possible. but i think that that messaging is messaging that we hear from us, but also from other european supporters of ukraine, which is partly aimed at the kind of messaging that we get from china. and where the you is, the chinese, i think you get the impression that they would simply like to have lucy's father. pretty much sort of puts the, puts the conflict debate and allows the return back to sort of

u. s. has defended plans to supply customs to ukraine, both the un secretary general and rights groups oppose defending of the controversial weapons and bonds by more than a $120.00 countries. but not the us. the americans say they couldn't leave ukrainian troops defenseless, and is with the risks of civilian casualties. the monsoon rains across park hassan have triggered floods and land size which have destroyed homes. and these 56 people of them killed and dozens injured in the past. 2 weeks. most of the fatalities are in punjab, adults prime minister mach right to has handled in his resignation to king william alexander. move comes off to his coalition. government fails to agree on a new migration package, which i have subbed almost 13 years as head of government. is the headlines as far as the next the the relationship between humans and animals has always been one with elements of conflict. but as the number of people on the planet is continues to grow, it's becoming increasingly strains and buttons with a wealth human population approaching an extraordinary age. 1000000000. scrolling sa

apparently ukraine even signed at least a draft outline of a deal and the u. s. and u. k. through bush johnson told zelinski not to honor it and not to go through with it. i do hope it will end with some sort of negotiated solution between russia and ukraine, but also between the west and russia. i mean, i think part of the negotiations will have to be to give russia it's very reasonable security demands that frank could have been prevented this conflict from starting to begin with. that is my hope how it will. and i'm a little reluctant to predict. i certainly hope it does not end in a major conflagration in your record and in that or um, god help us that that would happen. i hope that there will be a negotiated solution. but i do think it's up to the u. s. and the u. k. to be willing for that to happen, and that's up to us as citizens of those countries to demand that the you and human rights council has approved a controversial resolution in the wake of last month koran. burning incident in sweden. the motion introduced by pakistan requires states to review their laws in close any gaps that would limit the prev

to my next question with you. and that's the fact that ukraine is received various forms of military assistance from nato allies. i think up to tens of billions of dollars the u. s is by far the largest village, redone to, to ukraine, providing mold and $42000000000.00 worth of military assistance. germany has next to $7500000000.00. the u. k is provided $6600000000.00 of military aid. the european union has provided over $5000000000.00 worth of military equipment to ukraine. so richard, i mean, we've seen progress ready on the training now with the next few months of ukrainian pilots about to try it on the 16 us jet. how is a support superior over to you go to effect you craze efforts and how will brush account to this but that's one component that the brain ends have less then they would like on like western military's, or these rarely, when they succeeded in their offensive ukrainians, to not have parents every or a in for offering seen their make limited breakthroughs only to the face time or strikes from russian doctors and other and other means. so getting them more in bands, air defense systems, and at some point a more advanced spider airplanes is, would

u. s. is set to announce cluster bombs for ukraine. the pentagon is expected to include thousands of the controversial weapons in new military. a package for the fight against russia. rights groups are raising concerns also coming up. nato prepares for a key summit with a focus on membership for ukraine and sweden. there are questions, though, over the alliances capabilities are retired us general health d. w. nato is not ready to freeze any threats from russia. and nearly a year since the anti government protests broke out across around the balloon minority in the southeast, is keeping up the pressure on the virginia monteros. plus we meet the south to the national basketball team that is making history and this year's world cup that's and the rest of the days for is coming up later in the conference. it's good to have you with us. the by minute ministration is expected to announce a new military aid package for ukraine, including controversial cluster bombs. he wants the weapons for the war with russia, but the bombs are banned by ov

remembers the events of 2014, when to fighting in se ukraine, listening to a human organs, black markets targeting your, of the us and israel. the traffic was controlled by s b u officers. the issue still some of the field of this the cause. but it was really, it was mentioned here at the reading level, easily forget to come up with you. and a lot of the new language, the legendary somalia battalion come on to me file toasty co signed dv phones on the front lines from the start of war. in don't bass the, the lease what was happening on the ukrainian side of the border in real time. he was killed by ukrainian death squads in 2017. what else? what became you should listen. it was a typical example to step into the a little come when you had them, but the but the blowing is total 50 diesel come up on it. and he over the summer. so a couple of them pretty busy. well, schedule a new folder, a couple of doors on, but it's also it's a beautiful system both in the monthly or yearly is next place with emma costs around units pulling where we use those consults for new customers, for much. pretty genuine. from what i mean. yeah, so i'm not really with us and as well the

to break that result? my gut tells me that rising populism in the u. s. during a presidential election is going to make for ukraine conflict, something to run against and not run for. that's the big challenge. and that's the bottom line, the on our vladimir boots in won't be attending a summit in south africa with an international warrant out for the rest for suspected war. fine. can you travel anywhere? so i'm told stories from across asia in the pacific $1.00 oh $1.00 east. explain the issues affecting the slaves, most populous region. the rates for the white house keeps up with donald trump take pump in the republic and policies. first debates or holds its own private riley. people impala investigates the topic impacts on ukraine's fragile environment. and that's the temperature of solar and biodiversity plummets the global environmental facility to coordinate financing for international action. assembled in canada focused on l. g 0. the fiduciary self leader who fought in a brutal 21 years civil war and which on to become so dense, 1st vice president a news release global knowledge to which we would identify w

remembers the events of 2014, when to financing is se ukraine, listening to a human organs, black markets targeting viewer of the us and israel. the traffic was controlled by s b u offices. the issue still some level field of this the close. but that was really, it was mentioned here, the reason well it is only gonna come up with here and a lot of things in your language. the legendary somalia battalion come on to me file toasty co signed the the phones on the front lines from the start of war in don't bass, the diesel and what was happening on the ukrainian side of the border in real time. he was killed by ukrainian death squads in 2017. and what else? what became you should listen. it was a typical level factual step, but also be a little come when you had them but to get a couple of but the below in your store. so if it is or come up on it and you know as much as a couple of them. anyways, you will schedule a new folder, a couple of doors on, but it's also, it's a people system built in the monthly or yearly use left place with him. a costs are running and it's fully aware. we just want to get something really quick customer for much, pretty genuine, from wha

to break that result? my gut tells me that rising populism in the u. s. during a presidential election is going to make the ukraine conflict something to run against and not run for. that's the big challenge. and that's the bottom line, the i revolutionary selves to this easy who fought in a brutal 21 years civil war. and switch on to become so dense 1st vice president news. so good news, global knowledge to which we or identified what happens next is still a mystery. which is the real world, tells the story of john graham and mysterious death on al jazeera since its inception, in 1961, the quaint fund has been supporting people's livelihoods, and over 100 countries, by funding projects in an array of sectors ranging from infrastructure to health and education. these initiatives ultimately help to eradicate poverty and promote sustainable development. the hello, i'm elizabeth cronum and don't have a detox. stories on the algebra focused on the prime minister has described the killing of 44 people at a political conference as an attack on democracy. so the suicide bombing targeted religious party and by jo near the

analyzed some of the former tv host is planes that if washington wanted to, it could end the war and ukraine overnight. the u. s. president biden issued a multi $1000000000.00 credit pledge to persuade your cue to approve sweden's a session to nato. that's the latest claim from pulitzer prize winning american journalist seymour hersh, citing anonymous officials. the button promised that i'm much needed $11.00 to $13000000000.00 line of credit would be extended to turkey, a by the international monetary fund. biden have to have a victory and turkey a is an acute financial stress, and official with direct knowledge of the transaction told me. turkey lost a 100000 people in the earthquake last february and asked for 1000000 buildings to rebuild what could be better than 3100 biden's to pledge the official asked. finally, having seen the lights and realizing he is better off with nato and western europe, the allegations made by seymour hersh are of course important need. and the number of ways he claims that the us has offered are due on monday and that the charges side has accepted this. of course, there is no off

u. s. is confirmed. cost of munitions given to ukraine are now being used on the battlefield . more than a 100 countries banned the weapon because of the risk to civilians. russia says it also has cost to munitions and is threatening to use them. european union is moving to restrict a you made pots being used in a rainy and drones. in response to radian brands being used by russia in ukraine before last year showed they were being manufactured with components originated in europe. the size of the headlines and use continues of the people impel. when the news breaks, the story of this village is the same as many of us spread across the eastern front line. no electricity, no running water. when people need to be hot. and the story needs to be told this children are unable to go outside, inside is extreme. you hook with exclusive interviews and in depth reports, lowest people expect to be wiped out together by now i would just say right, has teams on the ground to bring you more award winning document trees and life news the, the war and ukraine has seen the proliferation of trend