or there is also just how much to message a by the united l position alliance. how strong wasn't really, if a majority of people, he cast a ballot for fetus and not for this united alliance, various opposition parties from left to right. ok, the opposition candidate peter mark is soya. hers admitted defeat, but seeing to suggest this was not a fair fight, good listening to what he had to say to them actual give adequate appropriate on. we have to acknowledge the fact that this election was one by propaganda and not by honesty but your honor. and because so is marcie sawyer, right funny was this election neither free nor fair? that's will observe us to the side and have a quite a few. observe as the sun around alone, o. c has deployed about 200 circle short to observe us huge a full scale observing mission compared to previous elections, but also have been thousands of volunteers here in hungary. i from the opposition party observing whether everything is going according to the rule of law. did it really go according to the rule of law? they've been various repor

peter, mark his i, who had brought together 6 parties in the united alliance. it was a humiliating loss in his home town and the overall defeat for his alliance. there is no democrats in hungary, there is no free and for action. regardless of the result. only weeks ago, opinion polls showed mark his eyes opposition gaining support. the war in ukraine and all vans close relationship with russia's president vladimir putin appeared to be negative factors that all van toll voters, they were safe with him. he wouldn't get involved in the war. nato and the e u may be giving military support, but they will be non from hungary. and so the ornate national assembly building in budapest remains dominated by all them. it stands as a symbol of defiance to the liberal policies of the e. u. and of all bones cooperation with russia and china for the european union. i think this will be a very heavy dilemma, because if that would be a left side victoria, and apparently it would be a leg tonight. i'm sorry, the question maybe posed better. the existence of semi also retiree and

sovereignty for of hungary, within the european union, or completely different picture will the united opposition alliance actually manage to bring that unity in to the result of develop bucks and will the actually, when the selection, and depending on obviously who is going to have here the ruling and who is going to have that majority of mandates to govern his country starting money into parliament . that supposed to be also the answer of what his country's going to look like in the future. what kind of continuation of policy or change of policies are going to take place? we do not know that yet. exit polls expected though any minute. and from there on, of course, there will be a better picture of really where this country is headed and wat the and the voters have decided today here in hungary. bo funny, the in command to victor, or van is known to be close to russian president vladimir putin. and he apparently even campaigned by saying that we can keep hungry out of the war. and ukraine has this position hurt or helped victor or bon according to pause. he definitely didn't hurt him, at least if you bel

the status quo is being challenged for the 1st time by a united opposition alliance. the tense campaign has been dominated by the war next door with both sides promising voters their version of peace. funny fashion reports . it's plain sailing for hunger is crime. it is to vic to war bon on his home turf in seekers for he had left protect the peace of hungry under security. his mantra now only fit as can protect hungarians from the war. next door conflict, he initially described as a military action or barnacles, friend, an economy. portner fulton now says a vote for fetus is a vote for peace. the government claims the opposition is pro war something the opposition denies. the war and neighboring ukraine has take a center stage in the selection. but just how much is the war influencing? i will turn me a bit get. we're going to vote for peace. that's why we're here and peace will be delivered by the government by feed us. yup. it is sunny. choose peace. choose euro read this campaign slogan from hungary opposition, but their message is being drowned out by orbit fetus

parliamentary election, however, this status quo was being challenged for the 1st time by a united opposition alliance. the tense campaign has been dominated by the war next door with both sides promising voters, their version of peace manufacture reports. it's plain sailing for hunger is crime and is to vic to war bon on his home turf in secret for he had left protect the peace of hungry under security. his mantra now only fitted can protect on gillian's from the war. next door conflict, he initially described as a military action or bon, a close friend. an economic partner, footie now says, a vote for a fetus is a vote for a piece. the government claims the opposition is pro war something the opposition denies the war in neighboring ukraine. has taken center stage in this selection. but just how much is the war influencing? hold her. me a bit, get. we're going to vote for peace. that's why we're here. and peace will be delivered by the government by feed us. it's annie, choose peace, choose 0. where you this campaign slogan from hungary opposition, but their message is being drowned out by orbit fee

adequate deterrence, that there is a lot of nattering by leaders of nato countries thought how united alliances the cannot get the leader of the free world to agree to a transfer of polish makes. he said it would be worth three, which it is not. the west failed. tom: john, that was rude and undiplomatic view you, as you have been called before. what now? are you advocating that the secretary of state needs to take the bolton route and undiplomatic, and be more assertive? or can we have a grace to our diplomacy as we force like america once? amb. bolton: we have been plenty graceful with our allies and are still not eating them to do enough. we are not doing enough either. if you listen to the british, they say we are being dragged along by europeans urging us to do more or pressure from both the house and the senate. as putin retains territory, he has won. his effort to reestablish russian hegemony and maybe sovereignty in the space of the former soviet union -- tom: i do not mean to cut you off, but this is a new domino theory moving from a west. are you suggesting there could be a domino theo

air of the big game today related to the plans of the united states of america regarding the expansion of the system of its military-political alliancesunited states , clearly losing ground under its feet, not achieving the goals that it set by imposing sanctions pressure on russia, decides to expand nato and calls to the extension of the alkos block. nato received an invitation to finland, sweden and sweden, it seems, has already given almost an official application for introduction? as for the aux, this abbreviation hides, australia uk united kingdom great britain and us united states of america great britain australia the united states has now received an invitation from japan e, a new alliance is being created, in which, of course, they wanted to see india, but india does not yet succumb to american calls. i think it will not succumb to entering into some kind of formal alliances with the united states of america. well, as for japan and finland , sweden, the question is actually open, which we just invite our guests to discuss today, but for starters, uh, after all, uh, one video from australia. e australians still can’t refuse a

peter, mark his i, who had brought together 6 parties in the united alliance. it was a humiliating loss in his home town and of over all defeat for his alliance. there is no democrats in hungary, there is no free and for action. regardless of the result. only weeks ago, opinion polls showed mark his eyes opposition gaining support. the war in ukraine and all bombs close relationship with russia's president, vladimir putin appeared to be negative factors. but old man told voters they were safe with him. he wouldn't get involved in the war. nato and the e. u may be giving military support, but they will be known from hungary. and so the national assembly building in budapest remains dominated by albany. it stands as a symbol of defiance to the liberal policies of the e. u. and of all bonds, cooperation with russia and china for the european union. i think this will be a very happy dilemma because if that would be a landslide victory and apparently it would be a leg tonight. i'm sorry, the question, maybe post veteran existence of semi also retiree and members fai

and a deeper alliance with the united states delegation just returned of president hughes just returned from the u. s. and they're seeking to make it a comprehensive and strategic alliance between south korea and the united states. and certainly that will involve participating in u. s. security measures around the world. also. so the grease foreign minister met with nato and also suggested that so cri would participate more and develop a, a stronger relationship with the north atlantic treaty organization. and also you and so, kills spokesperson. just recently, following the recent news of atrocities committed by russian troops called those in book acts against humanity. and unions spell himself spoke with zelinski last week. so we're likely to see you took your administration here. take a stronger efforts to support ukraine, be it with humanitarian aid, or perhaps military 8 as well very quickly. how are global sanctions against russia and particularly the cost of energy impacting south korea? that's a really good question. melissa, south korea import almost a 100 percent of its petrol

the 6 party united for hungary alliance has bound to keep national as prime minister victor alba from serving a 4th consecutive term. recent polls predict a tight race, but give the incumbent a slight lead. flash floods and landslides killed at least 8 people, including 6 children across the brazilian state of rio de janeiro. 13 people are reported to be missing at the latest, and a series of deadly storms to hit the region in the past few months. or earlier we asked more men to, i'll halle see a jamini journalist based and cairo how decisive the cease fire that has been brokered by the un between the warring parties. there is for the country his father was still open, a large national. it being closed since 2017 and also for court and allow change or you'll shoot a cd, especially the state people are facing a not only the mean. you know, this happening around the world. we're about them and you know, facing a really hard time. so, and also a ceasefire. open data center. and also will release prisoners from both sides. and also the roots idea. and you know, if you heard about ties, it

invasion of ukraine and saying that if keeping nato at bay is your goal, you're simply going to unite the alliance. that has turned out to be an accurate warning to a degree that either put -- putin discounted or didn't care about in launching the war. do you think his false pretext for this aggression has been pretty much exposed. clearly this is a war of annihilation against the ukrainian state and against ukrainian nation hood and in butch saw and other places against the ukrainian people and that is not about nato, unfortunately. >> and mark let me get your reaction to some reporting that we got in that ukraine said that russian troops have used a teenager to try to spy on the military, ukrainian security services, two russian soldiers offered a 16-year-old money through the telegram messaging app for information about the position of ukrainian troops. if they're relying on kids to try to find out the positioning of ukrainian troops, what does that tell us about what the troops know and i guess more importantly what me don't. >> right. so one is the immorality of using a teenager to spy. but r

these alliances have already been formed, most likely, it will not be called a military alliance of the country to unitespects, also economically and politically brixes are already a kind. alliance i don't think this will be a new warsaw pact china has made it clear that it will be on the side of russia, i think india will also be with them. that is, it is already about 30% of the world's population. and now pakistan, which has long been at odds with india is also going to join, but this is a cash cow for the us defense department. the us enterprise receives new contracts, the shares of american companies that produce weapons show growth themselves, nato in warsaw in 2016 already then it was noticeable that the alliance's strategy raises questions in europe and no matter how hard the kim union resists, it is necessary to deduct up to 2% of gdp every year for the maintenance of nato, polish journalists found out that warsaw, hosting american troops, takes over, including expenses for heating, waste disposal and security of facilities. if, uh, so to speak, some kind of competitors arise, for example, and

boeing, united launch alliance, northrup launches services but they don't do it at the same cadence,y don't price as competitively as spacex, especially when it comes to transporting human beings to the international space station. around $50 million a seat per astronaut, which is what axiom is charging. if you look at what ula or boeing is offering, it is much higher. we know that because nasa is transparent about its contracting awards. now thatsoyuz has gone away, you have a large body of private satellite creators who are looking at spacex as an alternative because they lost the ride on soyuz. guy: there are russians waiting for the astronauts that have just blasted off. we heard earlier on from nasa suggesting that relations would be cordial. is that what people expect in the long-term? what is the future of the iss? walk us through what is happening on the screen. ed: on the left-hand side is the falcon 9 booster landing on a drone ship in the atlantic. i am giving it a few seconds, but it looks like it successfully landed, which makes it the 86th successfully used booster in s

by logicians, and these rational logicians lead the west into a trap for e, while the united states builds allianceschina, this is an auks - this is quat, and in addition, the united states is actively trying to incite, incite the taiwan conflict, which from the point of view of danger clash of great powers. even more, perhaps more dangerous than the ukrainian conflicts, which also kindled and continue to burn, and the united states with its supplies, and weapons, and most recently taiwan was visited by a delegation of american congressmen, and just the other day after that, negotiations took place between the defense ministers of the united states and china, e, loyd, austin and weinhe, after which the chinese ministry of defense published a very important one. in my opinion, the statement of my minister, who said i will literally quote. and that the chinese military will vigorously defend national sovereignty, security, and territorial integrity from the united states should not be underestimated by china's resolve and capabilities. igor yuryevich i think this is a very strong statement. possibly o

now theyey want to inflame kindf the nato war the united states alliance with what might be an unnecessary provocation so to some degree its self-imposed deterrence on their part. to him it was realized by them and others it wasn't playing according to plan. theyac were distracted and busy. it's hard when you are trying to recover the initiative to then mount a campaign of any sort. we saw that play out certainly on the ground and i think some degree in cyberspace. finally, it's harder than it is to kind of say a campaign of any sort with her on the ground or werecyberspace requires a certan understanding and a certain ability than to understand what the lay of the land of the victims into targets might be and an ability to not simply fire but to do that with a continuous understanding of what the lay of the land is so you can announce into effect the campaign and if you are up against in architecture which clearly exists in cyberspace again it might not be that it's easy to do. .. >> . >> . >> or that it is unpredictable we hadil strategic warning of the possibility and to prepare for tha

alliances and partnerships. as you have heard secretary austin say, that is an advantage the united states has in the region, is alliances and partnerships. the chinese have nothing like that. they don't have a lot of friends. they don't have a lot of people they can draw upon for that kind of support. when you hear the secretary talk about things like integrated deterrence, he's talking a lot about u.s. capabilities, it also talking about how we combine our abilities with those of our allies and partners. again, china has nothing to compare to that and cannot rely on a kind of a network. reporter: japan will hold a meeting with putin tomorrow. what role do you expect japan to play to maintain the child -- the south china sea? 1 i will not -- not -- sec. kirby: i will not get ahead of two plus two. we respect both of them as allies, and they both are, but i will let them speak for their agenda and what they are trying to get out of this discussion. i'm sure it will be fruitful, i'm sure it will be productive, i'm sure it will be constructive to improving mutual security needs in the indo pacific. lucas. reporter

they include united rocket alliance. the third contractor is jeff bezos blue origin it.ocket launches over the next five years. amazon billed the deal as one of the largest such contracts ever made. the financial details are still under wraps. >>> it is 5:46 now. let's check weather and traffic. >> you said today we would see a ten degree increase. >> 15 for many places. tomorrow is still the hottest day. today is the day when you will notice it because we will do the biggest step. by the time sunrise happens at 6:47 this day won't look or feel any different than the last several days have. the temperatures are the same as to what we have been doing. there's no wind, its calm. it's not the morning this -- don't let that give you a head fake. it'll be different and if you do the matthew really see it. if we line up the numbers that middle column shows you how warm it'll be for the six representative spots compared to just yesterday. it'll be 16 degrees warmer in santa rosa today for the daytime high. it'll be 13 address warm anymore the city. it'll be 11 degrees warm amer

they will buy as many as 83 launchers from blue origin and united auto alliance.is required to launch half of the satellites by july 2026. pressures on the supply chain have risen to a record. the logistics managers index for a third straight month found to interlink warehouses facing inventory costs. there try to figure out if they own the board. that is your latest business flash. kailey: thank you. we are hearing from federal reserve speakers in the market is reacting. we heard michael mckee's interview with esther george. she said 50 basis points needs to be considered but we heard from lael brainard talking about may as well. she said the fed will shrink the balance sheet at a rapid pace as soon as may and went on to say we will get the policy neutral this year. that reaction showing up in the treasury market. the 10 year yield up 13 basis points trading at 2.52%. you are seeing a steepening of the yield curve. no longer inverted when it comes to the twos-tens. it is a bigger move on the long and then the short end. we are keeping an eye on geopolitics. in a

alliance at this point in time. that question from the administration's perspective has now been answered that it is. what this has done is really unite and fortify the alliance in a way that putin couldn't have anticipated. >> as you can see, we have our live cameras pointed inside the white house there. we're awaiting president biden to come out any moment now and update the country on the war in ukraine. we'll be waiting for that and we'll be carrying it live right here on msnbc. >>> plus, the supreme court set to release decisions in the next few minutes. msnbc's breaking news coverage continues after a quick break. >>> good morning. 10:00 a.m. eastern, 7:00 a.m. pacific. i'm josÉ dÍaz-balart. any minute now president biden is set to announce a new package of $800 million in military aid for ukraine. there you see our cameras are set up just outside the oval office at the white house where we're expecting the president to come and speak to the country in about a minute. we'll of course bring you that live as soon as it begins. meanwhile on the front lines, russians forces have seized the besieged port city of mariupol in what woul

ari on spaces, united launch alliance, and not surprisingly blue origin to launch majority of the 3236rst two prototypes later this year or early next with a goal by summer of 2026, have half the constellation in space. no guidance on pricing, but stressing the service will be affordable, like aws or within his own segment, fire tv or kindle, it is about getting value to customers and kiper no different. >> 8 or 10 years ago, google and facebook were talking about broadband in the sky, using balloons and drones. but we don't hear a lot about that any more. facebook at least stepped way back from those efforts. does this represent kind of a new front space in that effort in a way that will be more long lasting? >> it is a great question, jon we have seen multiple iterations of this vision of space based broadband service, internet service. the first time we saw a version of this begin to manifest was in the late '90s with the tech boom and that went away with the bust and you've seen other efforts at other types oftechnologies and capabilities, but perhaps most crucially the reason we'r

yes, moreover, military alliances are not protection from the united states. that could be stuck, uh, into the body of russia or the same china. will japan and finland be accepted into nato and sweden, of course, will japan, finland and sweden join nato and the acus? uh, here's the real question. remains open, but i'm more inclined, uh, to give an answer, huh? because japan, of course, does not have any serious strategic autonomy. japan was the unsinkable aircraft carrier of the united states after world war ii. uh, independent foreign policy thought. in japan , of course, there is no valkos membership. it will be extremely unprofitable for japan, and therefore, uh, why alekseevich said they will be isolated in the region. well, because they will become a target, at least for the trinuclear powers of russia north korea and of course, china and this is a very big risk for japan is another matter. will the japanese ruling class be able to say no to the united states so far, they have not been able to do so, and for japan there will be such a very serious downwar

of these countries and they serve the interests of the collective north atlantic alliance under the auspices of the unitedk this is something else for me, if we read political analysis of the last decades, maybe even there a century and a half, then the formation of new military-political development alliances, the expansion of the strengthening of the old ones, is an indicator of preparation for war, and in this case, in relation to japan, why the united states needs it. quite, i see. because, well, australia is too far from russia to be based on it in the plan. here is the aggression against russia a. japan - this is, of course, our closest neighbor. what about the scandinavian ones? sweden and finland, which allegedly show some desire, then in all this analytics, about which i mentioned the countries neutrals at these times always try to stay away from these alliances, so as not to be involved in the coming preparations for war. and here some kind of insanity sets in for them, especially if we talk about the fact that today's world is not a century ago, nor fifty years ago, and the focus is on nuclear

neither did they want to inflame kind of the nato or the united states alliance with what might be an unnecessary provocation. it took some degree of self-imposed on others, they were distracted, busy, it's hard when you're on your back foot trying to recover your initiative that then mount a campaign of any sort and we saw that certainly play out on the ground and i think in some degree in cyber space. >> and it's harder to do than to say to mount a campaign of any kind on the ground or cyber space, certainly ability to understand the lay of the land it and what your victims and targets might be and not just to fire salvos you about to do that with understanding what the lay of the land is so you can announce and effect a campaign. if you're up to a hetero genous architecture in cyber space, it might be it's not easy to do. the last thing is to imagine that cyber is not an independent domain, it's sitting out to the side where cyber plays out all day every day. it's connected it the to the world, and the russians and ukrainians, it's cyber in the world. confusion on one side. use as

unit in accomplish his master. there on me, on the soviet buddha, the nato alliance, led by the united states is gathering their rushes. boda with history teaches us that man learns nothing from history. hegel with o, a with western media outlets, pick up a controversial anthem verified ukrainian claim that a boucher like a month ago has taken place in the don't boss to see of mario poll worsens prime minister trying to woo india toward supporting the western storm on ukraine. with forest johnson pledging a $100000000.00 deal package during his visit to new delhi, he used talk diplomatic met. there's no unity in europe on cutting energy ties with russia. while u. s. president by the in claims nato countries are actually more united than ever love residential neighborhood that was held by you quite a bit. national is being.

unit in accomplish his master. there on me, on the soviet buddha, the nato alliance fled by the united states. is gathering their rushes, boda with a street teaches us that man learns nothing from history. hagar with oh oh, when else so seemed wrong. when all 3, just don't hold any rules yet to see how does the becomes the applicant and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. with alexis, mr. alexis, thank you very much for your time. you are thank you for inviting me. i thought fall cove nick once colonel of the yugoslav air defense myself forces. now you are a retired officer back in 1999 when nato was ruthlessly bowman. bow grade you and asked nick serb, we're part of a unique operation and who each they ask $117.00 ny talks tao fight to jad of america's air forces was shut down. as far as i know, this was the only time when the aircraft of that type was lost in combat. how did that happen with richer? yeah, that might, i was at the command post of the $200.00 and 15th ad defense, michel brigade, which was guarding belgrad

but they would not form a direct alliance with the united states they had an alliance with france that the spanish were more skeptical and then in the case of the spanish also a part of something the french had to consider and that is, maybe we will help the americans now but are we creating a monster? to the spanish this was a big deal because the spanish were happy to see british we can but they didn't want spain to have a lot of territory. and then spain would have to defend the territory with the united states. but basically things are complicated to you have to figure how is this going? >> you mentioned canada. that was in an interesting situation in this and that the american revolution ended the french and indian war otherwise it wasn't the french against the indians you have native americans on both sides. but i had occasion to visit in washington dc they gave the war of 1812 from a canadian perspective. but certainly the factors that the canadians have a different perspective and canada occupied what many of the colonist would have like to make part of the newly independent co

alliances and partnerships. at the strategic advantage the united states has in the region. the chinese have nothing like that they don't have a lot of friends or people they can draw upon for that type of support when you hear the secretary talk about integrated deterrence he's talking about us capabilities and how we combine our capabilities in the integrated fashion with those of allies and partners. china has nothing to compare. >> . >> what part were day play to maintain. >> i will not get ahead between the two sovereign nation states both of the them as allies. i will let them speak for their agenda of this discussion. i'm sure it's fruitful and productive and constructive to improving mutual security needs in the indo pacific. >> 15000 russian show soldiers have been killed fighting ukraine is there any indication they are forcing those laws. >> you know we have stayed away from providing and then take and casualties wounded and killed but i can tell you a two-part answer that as we have seen russian forces moving into belarus and russia we're beginning to see indicat

it is only through demonization that this alliance can unite today, otherwise it is absolutely archaism uh, which has nothing to do with the concept security once. danger and peace - this is what has always been carried throughout history by such a mission, if you like russia, and with this today we continue to go straight. now breaking news comes on a topic that worries all of us without exception. the ministry of defense of the russian federation informs us that the fire on the cruiser moskva, the flagship of the black sea fleet, has been localized, there is no open burning, the explosion of ammunition has stopped the cruiser. moscow keeps its main missile armament buoyant. not damaged the crew of the cruiser was evacuated 500 people. i will remind you of the ships of the black sea fleet located in the area. measures are being taken right now to tow the cruisers. the port of the cause of the fire is established further information will follow in this sense. for now, let's make it clear from any kind of speculation that the ukrainians are dispersing evil there, well, we'll see, we'll s

win more than 2 thirds of the seats in pharma or been so often challenge from an alliance of opposition. forties united against him. serbia's populace president alexander boucher, has won a 2nd term in office. securing around 60 percent of the boat, in his victory speech vouchers said serbia would retain its friendship with russia and remain neutral over the war in ukraine, which was our balkan country has not imposed any sanctions on russia. only for the school. shanghai is testing all of its 126000000 residents for covered 19 in one of china's largest ever public health responses. the city has been placed under restrict locked down to combat. rising toronto virus infections with some 9000 cases reported on sunday. you are watching d. w. news from berlin. world stories is up next with reports on the star chef. and the ukrainian city of libby is cooking gourmet meals for refugees. thanks for joining us. ah ah, what secrets lie behind these walls? discover new adventures in 360 degrees and explore fascinating world heritage sites. d. w world heritage 360. get the app now you agree with you feel worried

united front. we must increase, of course, our aid to ukraine and we must assure that countries make decisions to enter alliances without foreign interference. this is the reason this resolution is so important about our principles and our united pumps. we must never -- purpose. and we must never cede an inch of our freedom or values. i know united we can could this -- do this. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from ohio reserves. the gentleman from virginia is recognized. mr. connolly: reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from virginia reserves. the gentleman from ohio is recognized. mr. turner: i yield a minute to the gentleman from maryland, mr. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from maryland is recognized mr. harris: thank you very much, mr. speaker. i rise with concern about some of the wording in this -- in the preamble. i think this is the reason why we should actually go through a normal process not a suspension process for something as critical as this resolution. clearly i have no argument against the threat that russia has against democracies in europe. my problem is

united states. but it was during his presidency that a military alliance was concluded between the united states andis the 1954 union, which commits the united states to actually participate in the defense of taiwan, and this is really serious. well, today, who surprised me, alekseevna must be marine le pen, which means during the election campaign that is now going on in paris. in france, she spoke on the topic of relations with russia and china, listen to what she said and then comment. i will say that russia is a great power, and i would not want her to finally enter into an alliance with china as said emmanuel macron, the rapprochement between russia and europe is an important condition for ensuring the security of our continent and our country. imagine the biggest country in the world come together. unite was interrupted. well, the meaning of er, the speech was that the largest country in the world is the most populated country in the world, which is also the main factory of the world. after that, they will create such a military-industrial complex and such a military machine that the west has

on the contrary, he has succeeded in uniting europe and the whole transatlantic alliance in support of ukraine and in strong solidarity with each other. putin has steeled, our resolve sharpened our focus, and he has forced europe to begin to rearm together, to guarantee our shed security. britain and germany will work together to ensure that our armed forces are fit for the future, including with our joint effort to manufacture, state of the art, thought sir armored vehicles. we will hold a joint cabinet meeting between our 2 governments. within the next year. our defense ministers will meet before the nato summit in june, and i look forward to joining you oh, laugh at schloss elmo. for the next g 7 summit, we face the new reality crated by putin's invasion. i know that britain and germany will meet this challenge together as passionate advocates of democracy and freedom and both committed friends of ukraine. thank you . every you out. a thank you ladies and gentlemen, dea boris. thank you for having me. in 10 downing street. we both have met quite often the last days and weeks and 2 w

, came to power, this is the opposite of the course that was before this china, the united states building the alliancedeclaring his first statement was, and his main slogan is the great elevation of some great revival of the chinese nation in chinese. this is how 2015 sounds . china has launched a major reform, and the chinese army's military zones have been transformed into military regions. and the reduction of the land army began. china is not a threat to us, and it is understood that russia is not a threat to it either, and they began to rapidly build an aircraft carrier, aircraft carrier fleet groups. now chinese the fleet is comparable to the us navy in itself. this is military building. this is a challenge to the collective west. we must clearly understand that we have very little in common with china, different languages, different cultures. we are far from our capital, but we have a long history of common enemies. this is a story when there were opium wars, firstly during the crimean war, they wanted to suppress us and suppress china there during the opera wars. this coincided with the events

china to use force, urging everyone to prepare for war in the region, for which the united states and new military alliances. right there, and a bite from britain to australia , respectively, and including promoting this military bloc, which in china is called otherwise, as the asian nato, american spacers flew to taiwan well, as the taiwanese media reports, at the same time take those same millions of dollars for weapon. about the report, again, by the taiwanese media , the americans themselves. and they have written off at home for a long time now they are making money on it already in taiwan, now it is reported that the americans have been decommissioned from the american fleet. decommissioned ships. ah, taiwanese, the coast guard will purchase, although the previous batch of weapons. so, by the way, they haven’t yet been delivered to the island in full, while the americans themselves are not going to fight on the island for the taiwanese, judging by the questions, most of the inhabitants of the island. this is well understood, and therefore more and more sound. now on taiwan calls not to follow the lead