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she, her address followed that of ukraine's 1st lady, or lena, alaska. the ukraine house in dub off the horrors of war made visible with photos, videos, installations, and presentations during the international business gathering. ukraine and the russian war of aggression are dominating the summit alongside the major issue of climate change. our generation, her switch for turning point conform to quite poorly existential problems. climate change exploitation of nature, nuclear possible incidence, or even worse, extreme poverty and virus. the ukrainian 1st lady has come to divorce to speak out on behalf of her country and to draw attention to the dramatic situation in ukraine. yes, the thought at this, if the, how does the world expect to reach climate neutrality? if it can't even stop the burning down of how ukrainian cities are you, this is what russia does with its artillery missiles. iranian drones, if you all know that russian aggression was never intended to stop at ukrainian borders scenes, this war copper, grassy, and ignite a wider crisis if ukrai

there she was talking to and referring to the 1st lady of ukraine, alaina's, alaska, who in her speech addressed the crowd here. and of course you've got business leaders, political leaders, millionaires and billionaires and said you are all very influential. but not all of you are using your influence and some of you are using it in a way that divides. let's discuss all this further with another prominent guest here in dallas from ukraine are joined by potentially kitch. go. who's the mayor of keith? and i start mr mat to take his back notes almost now, 11 months since the start of rushes war on ukraine. how are people in your city, the capital city coping with the constant bumper? our little missouri variances information. there will be counted as some more than $600.00. 50 times. we have for air alarms in our hometown is mean every one have to be in the shelter us in the bunkers and the whole time, what the hours it isn't spent. and the ground in bunkers more than one months. and the deals is starting the war. it's a, it's amazing kia, especially right now is less last attack to our

from what she called a dangerous addiction to russian energy dress. follow that of ukraine's 1st lady, alaina's, alaska, the ukraine. how sin diverse, the horrors of war made visible with photos, videos, installations and presentations during the international business gathering. ukraine and the russian war of aggression are dominating the summit alongside the major issue of climate change. our generation has reached patrolling point conform to try truly existential problems. i'm a change expert tradition of neutral nuclear possible incidence or even more extreme poverty and bias. the ukranian 1st lady has come to deb was to speak out on behalf of her country and to draw attention to the dramatic situation in ukraine yet seats, which of the 60, how does the world expect to reach climate neutrality shipper if it can't even stop the burning down of howl ukrainian cities. this is what russia does with its artillery miss isles. iranian drowns. it is. you all know that russian aggression was never intended to stop at ukrainian borders, sees this war, copper, grass, and ignite a wider crisis if ukraine loses

there certainly has been a lot of talk about ukraine in these 1st few days with as you mentioned, orlin as alaska, the 1st lady of ukraine speaking to day to marvel or the mirrors. zalinski speaking via video link at the conference. but i think the ukraine delegation here, which is large, will be wanting more concrete support including from business. and you could see that yesterday i was at the opening at the of the ukraine house here in dallas, which is where the delegation kind of gets together, holds events and their 1st event there was about fundraising. so i think they really want more support, more financial support for ukraine, and there may be some concern as well that ukraine, yes, it's one of the focuses here, but it may be slipping down the agenda after all this forum here is facing a huge amount, a huge array of concerns including the risk of recession this here, rising inflation, a food crisis, a cost of living crisis. so i think that worry may be somewhat justified and you could see that today as well in the address of or zillah on their line. the commission president, she talked a

what she called a dangerous addiction to russian energy or address or follow that of ukraine's 1st lady alaina's alaska basilica called on the international community to continue its support for ukraine. he has more from the commission president. there will be no impunity for these russian crimes. and my friends, there will be no lead up in our steadfast support to ukraine. from helping to we store power heating and water to preparing for the long term effort of reconsider reconstruction. i just want to say my dearest alana, and i think i can speak on behalf of this call and this audience here. we are in it for as long as it takes and stand by our ukranian friends. more than a, from our chief international editor, richard walker. welcome richard. so ukraine, very much at the top of the agenda at a dof us on a focal point for ourself on the line. once again. yeah, absolutely. really, this just pervades so much at the moment as we just heard when talking about the, the next german defense minister, they're going to be really focused on this was the la funder line and making this was opening address at, a

the economic form and downfalls of held a moment's silence for the victims, ukraine's 1st lady elaine, as alaska, and i'll be acquainted officials mourned the death as they attended a dialogue session at the congress center. one will show this was today's, another difficult day for all of us. today we have new losses, and that is why i am even more grateful that you are here with us. thank you for supporting ukraine and our people and for supporting our shared values. in my opinion, is, is really the most important thing, especially that russia has ways to call war against our country, against our people and against humanity. although this form is economical, it seems that we all understand it is fundamentally about values. audit mosque as the james base of m dabbles and james as christ getting a lot of attention there today. yes, absolutely. and very much, i think again, ukraine, the center of attention here are we heard comments just a moment ago from the joe and chancellor or pay his condolences to those who die. we also her earlier on from the nato secretary general yann's sultan burge. he s

but i also want to add that the mandate of prisons. alaska was in part secured on his promise, not of not only giving autonomy to ukraine. russia was never questioning the sovereignty of ukraine, but he also promised peace with the eastern regions which were shalt, for a 7 consecutive years by, by the ukrainian military. i'm in, ah, let's be accurate on the historic for historical front here. mercury. and on sunday, you daddy, 1st in visual golf. o. few cree by russia was, is 17. 83. what, what do you to find as an invasion then? one, you visual isn't visual where you are. next. when you visited courtroom, your forces on price on next, the big needed estates. and if you look at it, you should like back us on the form of derek. cornel user, you know, but that's not quite i'll be, we'll try to big i. so the point of chance will be, if you, you know, what i've seen is that we was also asked the question of why you cree feels didn't need to seek protection, thrown missile against russia. that's a legitimate question to switch gears a little bit. i, i, one i said of bring in african experience here as well because separate s

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alaska last september and russian planes that flew into alaskaen defense zones. president biden flagged russian federalled ships from entering any american port after russia's invasion of ukraineg off the coast of hawaii, they're not doing it very sneakily, they're in plain sight. stuart: got that right, thanks, ash. the governor of florida, ron desantis waging war against covid mandates. he's taking steps to make sure vaccine rules will never be a problem in his state. we're on that story. the white house is punching questions about the biden document situation to the justice department. watch this. >> can you tell us if there's any sort of acespedesment that's been planned -- assessment planned or launched to determine if national security has been jeopardized at all? >> again, that's really the department of justice? let's be clear, it's not your decision to make on why i kansas city chiefs or can't -- can or can't answer. stuart: the media is running out of patience with the white house. bill hammer is on that next. ♪ stuart: you know, i like this song. fly like an eagle has a nice feel. that is philadelphia international airport, rainy, 40 degrees. a lot of grim. nasa and

ukraine yesterday. well, let's talk to alaska onshore rinko, who's a ukrainian member of parliament.ing to you. good to see you as always. look first and foremost on this on the tanks issue, because it's an important development . we an important development. we don't know when ukraine is going to get access to them . but what to get access to them. but what sort of difference do you think thatis sort of difference do you think that is actually going to make to these important figures ? it's to these important figures? it's clear that we need armour of tanks , armoured vehicles to tanks, armoured vehicles to liberate our territories and that means finally to finish the war. but the war will continue to ukraine will liberate all our territories. so nobody will know everything will finish. so for these tanks are absolutely vital and so we're thankful for the decisions made by british government america government and german government . finally, and german government. finally, after many , many months of after many, many months of thinking , after many, many months of thinking, german

yes , hawaiian for example, yes, i think, and alaska again, yes, and i think, why not why would and why would and why would ukraineht? it seems to me, well, taking into account the constant system support , you somehow methodically say, we will never leave them. these are all our guys. and why do you why they travel, and why not the prostate? i'm serious , without any insanity, irony well, of course, this is too much, why? well, come on, not too much, but ukraine too. why because , and we talk all the time, and we believe that ukraine is a sovereign independent state, but it's too late. we are our firm position, therefore, and if there was such an opportunity was necessary. it is already too late to take advantage of this opportunity. it's already late. as for the european union , of course, for e. this is weird. i was very surprised by this, because the eu for zelensky for ukraine is the tenth thing. now they need guns, and i need tanks and fighters. because if they don't get these fighter tanks, there won't be anything left to join e, the european union, that is, ukraine will not be. therefore, ah. it seems to m