and that is absolutely core and central to the aims of this summit, not just a united front, but an expanded front with 2 new members. now, mr. starting back saying the political decision has been made finland and sweden giving up their traditional military neutrality. as i said in the face of the war and ukraine and jonah, this is particularly important at a time when we've just been seeing the leaders of the g 7 leaving economies meeting that net, perhaps a, consign that, that unity on ukraine is starting to fade that it might be stepping away because of the economic costs in the war and the rising inflation in western countries in europe and the u. s. how important is it then for nato to maintain a united front this summit? well, they want to hear none of that sort of talk here at the summit over the next couple of days in madrid. this is all about re configuring the nato alliance in the face of a new threat. 10 years ago, they all decided russia was not a threat at all, that peace reigned supreme across europe. things very different. of course, now, mister starr beg ahead of the summit,

and that is actually the core and central to the aims of this summit, not just the united front, but an expanded front with 2 new members. now, mr. stockton back saying the political decision has been made finland and sweden, giving up their traditional military neutrality. as i said in the face of the war and ukraine. when him courtney is a former us ambassador to catholics down in georgia, he explains what the expansion will mean for the alliance. freedom has a lot of naval power in the baltic fee that will be important. finland has a long border with russia, and so it true will have an strategic importance beyond the size of finland. if you will finish this by 64 us 35 aircraft, the most advanced fighter in the world. both of those countries have been integrated in terms of interoperability of their motors were made for a long time, so it will substantially strengthen the alliance. i think the emphasis sweetness of the issue of p k. k. the opposition movement concern early on so much about sweden essentially trauma to. busy for rules law here, present early on has relented with obj

why has the european union not yet become a united front against putin? olena armovska hello, thank you very much for your time, i think that a lot of ukrainians would like to say something to you in principle thank you for the effort you put into raising money for weapons for ukraine, how did this idea come about, they are raising money for bayraktar, i would definitely like to clarify whether this was somehow related to the fact that you were unhappy with how other countries for ukraine were thrown into weapons, yes , there may be some coincidence, but we are my tv company ласковость tv we help, we try to help ukraine with funds, at the beginning of the war we did such a four-day process at the russian embassy , ​​then we collected money for the purchase of two very new reconnaissance drones with a canopy and technologies, and after that, when we collected uh, this money, there was 330,000 for these drones, that's 16 hours, but we decided to try, uh, with the help of all the people of lithuania, to collect for something even more difficult. well, of cou

not just a united front, but an expanded front with 2 new members. now mister stockton book saying the political decision has been made finland and sweden, giving up their traditional military neutrality. as i said in the face of the war and ukraine. well, at least 5 people have been killed. many others injured and ukraine's 2nd largest city har cave. russian missiles had apartment buildings and a primary school. late on monday, russian troops were driven from the harkey region and may thousands of civilians have been returning to the city until at moscow renewed its ariel attacks in recent days. ukraine says russia is attempting to force fighters to move away from the main battle field in east and don't bass against president o to miss zalinski his address. united nations security council urging delegates to visit the site of monday's deadly missiles strike on a shopping complex. at least 18 people were killed in the central city of crime and choke. but official say the death toll is likely to rise. i suggest the united nations could send a special

and that is absolutely core and central to the aims of this summit, not just a united front, but an expanded front with 2 new members. now, mister stoughton back saying the political decision has been made finland and sweden, giving up their traditional military neutrality. as i said in the face of the war and ukraine, us authorities have opened a criminal investigation after at least 50 margaret's were found dead in an abandoned truck in texas. the bodies were discovered in san antonio about 250 kilometers from the us. mexico border officials were alerted by a pos are by who had cries for help. the white house says humans smugglers are to blame and his vine to crack down in their networks. some people will find a live inside the truck, suffering heat exhaustion. the paces that we saw were hot to the touch. they were suffering from heat stroke heated sauce in no signs of water in the vehicle. it was a refrigerated tractor trailer. but there was no visible working ac unit on that rig as cross now to minute rob blue, who's in san antonio. the details as they've been emerging manuel are have be

and that is actually the core and central to the aims of this summit, not just a united front, but an expanded front with 2 new members. now, mr. stockton back saying the political decision has been made finland and sweden, giving up their traditional military neutrality. as i said in the face of the war and ukraine, a former age of the white house chief staff has been testifying before the january 6th select committee. cassidy hutchinson has said, then you as president, donald trump was told people at his raleigh were armed with guns and knives. she also said john tried to take the steering wheel of the white house limousine. when he was told, it was not taking him to the capital, either jo castro reports and were going to the capital. on january 6th, 2021. president donald trump did not accompany his supporters to the capital to disrupt the certification of his election loss. but he wanted to thank you very much. according to cassidy hutchinson, the 1st former trump white house employee to testify publicly. trump finished his stopped the steel speech board at his limousine and was s

to join a united front against russia in the united states, they even offered to create a kind of coalition . write to shamkhalova for all the details. the west decided to wage a sanctions war, uniting in the united states, they proposed creating a real coalition where your favorite countries are in favor of anti-russian measures, although attempts to shift all attention towards russia are already frankly annoying american citizens at the last briefing, the us secretary of economy was asked to analyze in more detail the causes of inflation in their own country. blamed for mispredictions over the past year, there has not been a spike in unemployment. yes, economic growth in the united states is slow right now. we want to move to stable growth, but the situation is highly dependent on inflation and fuel prices this week, the national average reached $5 per gallon and the recession. prices not yet expected. and this is the reverse side of the sanction. the head of the ministry of finance admits that everything from fuel to food is becoming more expensive, the current inflation rate has caught

the barbarism lead us of the cheese sap and want to show a united front against potent and their common support for ukraine. but the unity is increasingly under pressure. now that the fall out of the war is affecting more and more people worldwide, including and cheese 7 countries. even stopping all g 7 countries are concerned about the crises that we have to deal with. some countries these franken growth rates, increasing inflation shortage of goods sent disruption of supplies. these are not small challenges together. we have to take responsibility, but i'm very confident that we will send a clear signal of unity from the summit that's getting the most urgent signal aid organizations are waiting for is a clear plan on how to tackle food shortages as a consequence of the war column for that, put into the wall, just pop the in visual because he's action is effect and millions of people very far from where he was we are. he thought he was happy that you know he's wall. so that is a call. but beyond that, as well, is to think about how do we come, how do we de escalate? how do we talk abou

here in madrid, after the g7 meetings as well, that they need to do more, they need to put on a united frontven up, and they have not given up, and they are encouraging more support to ukraine. so there have been a lot of messages of unity and potentially some announcements on additional support for ukraine, and somewhat longer term plans about how the alliance will respond to this new reality of russia's posture.— russia's posture. how united reall is russia's posture. how united really is it? _ russia's posture. how united really is it? we _ russia's posture. how united really is it? we know - russia's posture. how united really is it? we know that - russia's posture. how united l really is it? we know that they want to show a united front, that they want that message sent to the kremlin in particular, but where are the fault lines? it is such a difficult challenge, how to respond to the russia threat. that's right, with every month that passes it gets harder to bring everyone together, and i think turkey's last—minute objections on sweden and finland's candidacy, which was seen as almost

what we do know, of course, is that this allows nato to put forward a united front in the face of russian aggression. and that is absolutely core and central to the aims of this summit, not just a united front, but an expanded front with 2 new members. now mr. started back saying the political decision has been made finland and sweden giving up their traditional military neutrality. as i said in the face of the war, new crime, ukraine's president wants the united nations to expel russia. law demands landscape addressed the security council a day after russian missile strike on a shopping center in the ukrainian city of clement choke killed 18 people. lensky presented video, which he says, shows the building was the intended target. mosca says it fired missiles at a nearby weapons, but a subsequent explosion to get a fire at the more or the war ukraine has dominated a summit of the well 7 richest nations, g 7 latest pledged 4 and a half $1000000000.00 to fight growing hunger conflicts pushes our label, feed prices. the commitment was made during the final day of the meeting in southern ger

one, the united front that all of these countries are making to try to show support for ukraine against moscow and second, the global rising of prices that really is so closely connected and actually kind of a result of that exact issue, that united front against vladimir putin and the global effort to try to punish vladimir putin, which is creating just another problem for the world's wealthiest democracies so in the next day we should probably be hearing more about how the g7 is planning on confronting vladimir putin and helping president zelenskyy, helping ukraine. that is the main issue that is being tackled here we've already seen that all of these leaders are coming together to try to ban the sale of new russian gold, new russian gold exports that is yet another effort to try to strangle vladimir putin's war machine, and we've heard this several times from g7 leaders. just yesterday -- again, that was when we saw that brutal attack on kyiv that killed one person and injured several others we heard a lot of signs of support from leaders here in the g7 and that's something we can se

what we do know, of course, is that this allows nato to put forward a united front in the face of russian aggression. and that is absolutely core and central to the aims of this summit, not just a united front, but an expanded front with 2 new members. now, mr. stockton back saying the political decision has been made finland and sweden giving up their traditional military neutrality. as i said in the face of the war and ukraine, while the warren ukraine is dominated the summit of the world 7, which is nations g 70 does place $4500000000.00 to fight growing hunger as a conflict pushes our global food prices. the commitment was made during the final day of the meeting in southern germany stuff austin reports some damaged pot and cushion. it was a summit of strong language amid scenic views. leaders of the 7 highest income country stressed how united they are in the condemnation of russia and ukraine. missile attacks on keys and the crowd is supermarket and common took taking place during the summit, only increase their anger. we have addon fighter, we will continue to hold up and drive up

this are leaders from the group of 7 nations meeting in germany of him trying to show a united front on ukraine announcing further sanctions on russia. they're pushing for solutions to reduce the impact of the war on the global economy. of the meeting opened on the same day that russia fired missiles on the ukrainian capital, getting an apartment block. it was the 1st time keith had been targeted in 3 weeks . the deputy mayor says one person has been killed officials in columbia, so at least 4 people have been killed and dozens have been injured off. so part of an arena collapsed during the bull fight. some bulls escaped and run through the streets, injuring several more people. a funeral has been held for british journalists, don phillips, who was murdered in the brazilian allison this month, along with the leading expert and local cultures. philips and bruno pereira was shot dead while on a research trip. and a part of the rain forest were tribes in conflict with illegal fishermen on an inaccurate reports from rio de janeiro. remembering british journalists, don phillips and indige

i've been trying to show united front and ukraine announcing further sanctions on russia. they're pushing for solutions to reduce the impact of the war on the global economy. the meeting opened in the same day, russia fired missiles on the ukrainian capital, hitting an apartment block. it was the 1st time keep it been targeted in 3 weeks. the deputy mayor says one person was killed. officials in columbia say at least 4 people are being killed and dozens have been injured after part of an arena collapse during the bull fight. some bulls escaped and run through the streets, injure him, several more people. south african authorities are investigating how at least 21 young people died in the side, a popular bar in the eastern cape province in the out, celebrating the end of their exams. and so far, there's no explanation for why they died. or a challenge reports. police forensic teams and onlookers gathered at a south african township pub on sunday. but what killed many young people inside this building in the city of east london is still a mystery. officials said the bodies d

it took all of them to put up this united front in order to stop this from happening. if one of them had caved, who knows what the outcome would have been? >> this use or attempted use of the department of justice, how does this compare to what you saw during the nixon administration? >> i worked in the department of justice initially before i went to the white house, i can tell you one thing, the people who day in and day out have been in that department for years, many of them, and they continue on through presidency after presidency, they're very strong, they're very loyal of the department, there is a spirit, even before the ethics rules were written, they had an ethics in that department that is unlike anything else in the government. didn't surprise me at all they stood up, that these -- some of these men had come out of 14-year careers in the department. so i think they did their colleagues proud. and we never had a day like yesterday where the top of the department of justice leveled the presidency. >> what did you think about how close we came to constitutiona

on the twenty- seventh of may, you said, we are not simply obliged to rally and act as a united front. everyone needs this and nothing else is given if we want to preserve our statehood, our union, and really think about the welfare of our peoples. we must do it. you know, these are absolutely correct words. and in this situation, of course, every region of belarus and russia must do everything possible so that we develop for the benefit of our people and economic and social cultural, of course, showed all the enemies to evil that we can still do it under these conditions, well, sorry for getting harder to work and cooler to give results even more projects . this, including about the construction of the recommendation of belarus on the russian market, is a lot, and the governor of drozdenko is better heard in terms of quality. and then there’s also a reason for the leningrad region, russian leader in the pace of housing construction and one of the forerunners in construction social facilities word demand balance. offers, as you know, the construction of a school for 825 students in th

by joining the eu, but the west decided to act as a united front against russia, the united states even offered to create some kind of coalition, writing chamkhalov in more detail. the west decided to lead the sanctions war, uniting in the united states, they proposed creating a real coalition where your favorite countries are in favor of anti-russian measures, although attempts to shift all attention towards russia are already frankly annoying american citizens at the last briefing, the us secretary of economy was asked to analyze in more detail the causes of inflation in own country. they were accused of incorrect forecasts for the past year and they did not experience spikes in unemployment. yes , united states economic growth is slow right now. we want to move to a stable growth, but the situation is highly dependent on inflation and fuel prices this week, the national average reached $5 per gallon and the recession. prices not yet expected. this is the reverse side of the sanctions, the head of the ministry of finance admits that everything from fuel to food is becoming more expens

outerwear and forgetting his false jaws, his generals caught him arrested and forced to create a united front against an external threat. this event took place at the famous hot springs of huaqinchi, what is happening there today was found out by our correspondent dmitry vozdvizhensky. the episode with the arrest of temchenko and shi went down in history under the name of the xian incident, although the event itself did not occur all of them, but kilometers in 25 to the northeast. from this ancient city, hot springs. huaqingchi were famous in china long before the curious story with the leader of the kuomintang. a true shakespearean tragedy took place here. the source is considered the oldest thermal spring in china, it is already more than 3000 years old and during this time various rulers have visited here from ancient emperors to chiang kai-shek. but of course, in the first place. he is famous for the romantic love story of emperor sianzon and his beautiful lover yanga. to the springs at the foot of the mountain devoid of extremely rich in a variety of minerals and very useful once access

well, his goals are to present a united front of among this sort of loose alliance. am kind of difficult to work out alliance of countries, i think, as you mentioned, am, and also to try and sure of some support for his ally, russia. i think this is russia's 1st appearance since the on a major international stage since the invasion of ukraine. and as we noticed, a very strong friendship between russia and china. so i think that's going to be a major factor in these talks. i think there's going to be a lot of reference to that. and then the next goal is also to try and expand this. this organization. further, they're talking about the bricks plus, which was going to include, which they hope will include countries like they've been speaking to thailand. they've been speaking to senegal, u e, kazakhstan. that it doesn't mean that there's going to happen, but they've been exploring many countries to try and expand this alliance. now those are shaking pings goals, but what are the other countries? goals are any of the goals that she can p wants. realistic and aligns with

leaders at the g7 summit prepared to receive urgent plea from ukraine's resident as they put forth a united front. this comes as ukraine's capital reels from sunday's missile strike. >>> there are victims as young as 13 following is tragedy inside of a tavern in south africa. it is unclear how they died. >>> live from london, this is cnn newsroom. >>> happy monday, we begin this hour in germany where they 2 gets underway soon. it is a meeting that has so far been dominated by russia's war on ukraine. leaders are expected to hear from the ukrainian president in the next hour, he is expected to press for more sanctions on russia and military aid. with the war fueling a surge of energy and food crises, they talk about how to sustain the pressure while also limiting the economic fallout. joe biden also pointed to the rising costs as a reason for nations to fund new developments in clean energy. have a listen. >> the entire world is feeling the impact of russia's brutal war in ukraine and on our energy markets. we need worldwide effort to invest in transformative clean energy projects. >> meanwhile do

is natal really presenting a united front here? well, i think they feel that they all certainly they want to show you that they are supplying as much weapons. but the reality is that most of that, so could unity is coming from the u. s. as you say, there's been a $1000000000.00, new weapons and nice for ukraine that includes coastal defense systems and ammunition for artillery, as well as advanced rocket systems coming from the united states coast. a weapon systems rules important because of the reality of the locked ports in ukraine on the black sea coast, which is causing such a problem for global supply chains as well. and i think that's why why the white house has made that announcement. interestingly, with this visit of the german french and italian leaders to ukraine today, this is all sort of happening at the same time. and one of them is the lens keys. senior advisors did an interview in the german built magazine saying that actually what that concerned about. is the, the leaders will go that and suggest minutes. 3, we had

all of this as g-7 world leaders show united front against russia's war. we are live in germany and austria for the updates. this is cnn center with michael holmes. >>> we begin in germany where day two of the g-7 summit gets underway soon. it is a meeting, so far, of course, not surprisingly, being dominated by russia's war on ukraine. missiles hit kyiv. one person killed, six more wounded after a strike hit an apartment building in the capitol. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy is set to address the nation in few hours. [speaking in foreign language] >> what are these missiles about today? what are yesterday's 62 missiles? for only one saturday? for 24 hours or about? they are about the russian method escalate every time international events take place. they are about determination, about, forexample, the fact that the leaders of the g-7 who gather inside germ no today for a summit have enough common potential to stop russian aggression against ukraine and against europe as a whole. it is possible. >> ukraine might be getting missile defense system

but they're not a united front. are they? absolutely. this was in the electoral alliance. and even when you looked at the fine print, actually, you know, the pages and pages defining what the aligns was about. there were lots of parts where the different members before different parties did not actually agree on the measures. and that's really coming to light now because on the middle, sharon today said we should form a political group in a parliamentary group group in parliament together and the other 3 parties, greens, the communists and the socialists have said, no, we don't want to do that. and also we don't agree with only marshalls way of doing things he just announced without consulting us. seems like he wants to impose us his program. and clearly these other parties want to show that they still exist. so even within that new left when group they can't actually reach an agreement, it seems like it's going to be a rocky road for a mile, cause you just said, but also for the other parties and parliament dw lisa lewis from parents. thank you so much for that update. an

not just a united front, but an expanded front with 2 new members. now mister stillberg saying that political decision has been made finland and sweden, giving up their traditional military neutrality. as i said in the face of the war, new crime or the ukraine conflict is dominated a summit of the well 7 richest nations, g 70. it is pledged, 4 and a half $1000000000.00 to fight growing hunger as a conflict pushes up global food prices. the commitment was made on the final day of the meeting in southern germany. meanwhile, at least 5 civilians have been killed. many others injured in ukraine, 2nd city har, keith, russian. miss halls had apartment buildings and a primary school. late on monday, russian troops were driven from the harkey region in may and thousands of civilians had been returning to the city until russia renewed its ariel attacks. cranes as russia is trying to force defending troops to move away from the main battle field in the east and don bass. us authorities have opened a criminal investigation after at least 50 migrants are found d

unity. leaders have said that uh, vladimir putin, russians, president, was not really expecting a united front coming from g 7 countries and the west in general. and that the fact that these countries have been working together to support ukraine is really a strong sign and something that is actually showing practical effects. for example, with economic sanctions, which leaders your claim are having an effect in russia. and that's why they also are discussing some concrete plans for possible further actions. for example, a ban on a russian gold imports, a gold exports for russia or the 2nd biggest exports after energy. and they are mostly exported to g 7 countries. so that would be quite a strong, a strong show of unity if they were to agree on something like that. but also being considered is a price cap on oil. something that the e u has said needs to be considered, but these are all issues that are going to be discussed also in the next couple of days. what about action on climate change? that, of course, would have been the big topic at this year's summit, had it not been for russia's inva

it's been more about the symbolism of this meeting about the leaders showing that they have a united front when it comes to supporting ukraine or to a rejecting rushes actions in ukraine. we saw that very clearly. and that inaugural bilateral meeting between the president of the united states and the chancellor of germany stressing openly before the press. but also from what we've heard from officials that, that the relationship is very strong. bilateral relationship is indeed in a good moment in a good shape. they haven't, i don't think gone into great detail when it comes to, to why exact is going to be agreed on that. something that's probably in the hands of the negotiate is also caught sherpas. in fact, we heard from, from white house officials that both leaders didn't discuss extensively, one of the key proposals thus on the table when it comes to the war in ukraine. and that is putting the price cap on, on russian oil. and that's something that we'll probably hear more in the next few days. but basically this initial day was about the family photo, the arrivals, the symbolism of it

not just a united front but an expanded front with 2 new members. now, mr. stolen burg, saying the political decision has been made finland and sweden, giving up their traditional military neutrality. as i said in the face of the war and ukraine, a former aid to the white house chief of staff has been testifying before this. january 6th select committee. cassie hutchinson said that then you as president donald trump, was told people at his rally were armed with guns and knives. she also said trump tried to take the steering wheel of the white house. lindsay, when it was told, it was not taking him to the capital, the presence hudson into the fact of, i'm yachting president, taking up to the capital now to which by the responded, sir, we have to go back to the west wing. the present reached up towards the front of the vehicle to grab at the steering wheel. mister angled grabbed his arm, said sir, is to take your head off the steering wheel. we're going back to the west wing. we're not going to the capital. mister trump then used his free hand to lunc

they've been trying to show a united front to the summit in germany announcing further sanctions and working to reduce the impacts of the war on the global economy. shall anchors run out of fuel after several expected shipments were delayed, but harmful of petrol stations are now selling what little they have left. the army is using a token system to prioritize who received the last supplies. when all fernandez as more from a petrol station in columbia, people are milling about, obviously the shed in itself is close. there're a ticker tape across it that you can't have acres, but these are all motorists who have been waiting for days and days in queues. there was one taxi driver who told me that he had been parked for 3 days. if you just look right across in the far corner of the frame towards the back, or you will see the beginning of q is for diesel. now that particular bus is a bus is an outs station, bus of $4.00 to $5.00 eyes are playing 4 to 5 hours outside colombo, but obviously has come to the capital, run out of fuel and needs to queue officials in columbia cert, least 4 peo

includes the european union, which of course is having its very own struggles on actually showing a united front or so on. entity deliveries from russia, just singing out hungary there who really is making it difficult for you to find a common line to have a full fledged embargo. so you always sits at the table when the d 7, who, after all, were those most important economies in the 19 seventy's when they're founded and sit together around the table. yeah, and a at mckayla to thomas was also just her telling us again about her the european union. her struggles very often because our expansion on the one side and but also problems with unanimous decision making which makes the european union very often look as if it's paralyzed and can't really move here nor there. now the, you has awarded ukraine candidate status. can this be more than just a symbolic act a can, but it won't be for a very long time. that's a saw at least years, probably decades. and that's how long a full accessing it could potentially take. there's a lot of ifs and buts because after all, this is a country at war and it is bein

to say there is a united front —— a message. t they really— that was taken as a sign that they really think the ukrainians should be compromising. compromising at a time when _ be compromising. compromising at a time when ukrainians don't want to. they see _ time when ukrainians don't want to. they see themselves as the victims of this— they see themselves as the victims of this aggression. that's why they showed _ of this aggression. that's why they showed up — of this aggression. that's why they showed up here, a place where we've seen those _ showed up here, a place where we've seen those allegations of terrible wortd _ seen those allegations of terrible world crimes —— were crimes. trying to show— world crimes —— were crimes. trying to show the — world crimes —— were crimes. trying to show the european leaders that what ukraine needs now is report. i think— what ukraine needs now is report. i think this _ what ukraine needs now is report. i think this conference will have on a lon- think this conference will have on a tong wa

that there was no longer a united front with the germans at that time was. retary of the unr simon petlyura announced the withdrawal of the southwestern and romanian fronts from the subordination of the russian command and their transformation into the ukrainian front with a center in kiev after this and other hostile actions of the unr, the bolsheviks supported the ukrainian republic of soviets created in kharkov and launched a joint attack on kiev nevertheless trotsky who at that time was leading the talks on behalf of the bolsheviks. in brest , he was forced to recognize the unr delegation as a full participant in the diplomatic meeting. the germans, all this time, were conducting separate negotiations with the ukrainian delegation. their results were to become the main lever of pressure on the soviet republic when signing the treaty of brest about what the berestey peace with the germans became for ukraine in the story of anna efimova kiev march 1918 troops enter the city sedately and without haste, because they enter at the invitation of the central rada

you will join in a united front, it is noteworthy that recently about this said our president, saying goodbye to the allies in the eurasian integration. and today the russian governor will publicly support the main presidential line. so, how will we be friends and when the belarusians have their own port in the russian baltic, the details of this negotiating day in the palace of independence of olga onishchenko, it looks like a tradition already, which thursday the heads of the russian regions are on their way to us. someone will even say there are never too many governors, but seriously, regional replenishment is important for the allies today, perhaps more than ever the head of len drozdenko region can no longer be called a guest in minsk, almost like at home, after all, 10 years at the head of the region. this somehow by itself means that in the palace of independence, the general plans were discussed more than once. so today's meeting is, in fact, a continuation of the projects that have been started. what is the region known for, besides being a major industrial center, one of th

not just a united front, but an expanded front with 2 new members. now, mr. stockton back saying the political decision has been made finland and sweden giving up their traditional military neutrality. as i said in the face of the war and ukraine. well, at least 5 people have been killed. many others injured, and ukraine. second says have har, keith russia, miss alice apartment buildings and a primary school. late on monday, the russian troops were driven from the marquee region in may, and thousands of civilians had been returning to the city until russia recently renewed its aerial attacks. ukraine says russia is trying to force those who are in the main battle field of don bass to move away from the region was famous, calling on nato to do more to counter russia's growing influence and africa, specifically mercenaries believes to be linked to the kremlin. so we're going to group operate across the sy, region surprised russia military contract that says have links with the russian government must resolve. right. and molly, saddam central african re

there may also be geopolitical implications so far usa europe acted as a united front on energy policyn the ability of the us to supply the euro. liquefied natural gas sudden price hikes on the one hand and financial pressure on the other could see this unified policy come to an end. in fact, the west has again played against itself, and meanwhile, stock prices for gas in europe continue to rise sharply, and for the second day in a row, just against the backdrop of news about nord stream for the first time in early april. they topped the $1,500 mark today for 1.000 cubic meters immediately plus 16%. doctors capable of performing a real miracle in moscow will present the vocation award, the country's main award in the field of medicine, among the laureates, employees of the volga research medical university, to put the patient on his feet and return unique operations to a full life without pain. modern technologies, a non-standard approach, but most importantly - a huge talent and an endless desire to help, and outstanding doctors, a report by olga polutovoy, the knee of hope ivanovnost

not just a united front but an expanded front with 2 new members. now, mr. stoughton burg saying the political decision has been made finland and sweden, giving up their traditional military neutrality. as i said in the face of the war, new crime. he claims president wants the united nations to expel russia laws. ms. lensky address the security council a day after russian missile strike on a shopping center in the ukrainian city of clamor, chuck, which killed 18 people. the landscape presented video, which he says shows the building was the intended targets. moscow says it fired missiles at a nearby weapons. debbie, a subsequent explosion triggered a fire at the more a former white house aid has testified before a congressional panel investigating last year storming of the u. s. capital, cassidy hutchinson said former president donald trump wanted to join his supporters and tried to grab the steering wheel of his limousine. when his security agents refused to take him to the capitol. the president said something to the effect of, i'm the up in presi

what we know is that this allows nato to put forward a united front in the face of russian aggression. that is absolutely core to the summit. finland and sweden given up their traditional military neutrality in thehe face of the war in ukraine. maryam: at least five people killed in ukraine's second largest city. missiles hit apartment buildings and a primary school on monday. russian troops were driven from the region in may. thousands of civilians were returning to the city. ukraine says russia is attempting to force fighters to move away from the main battlefield in eastern donbass. ukraine's president has addressed the united nations security council, urging delegates to visit the site of monday's deadly missile strike on a shopping complex. at least 18 people were killed. officials say the death toll is likely to rise. >> i suggest that united nations could send a special representative of the secretary-general to the site of this terrorist attack so the u.n. can find out all of the information and see that this was a russian missile strike. a criminal investigation has been open

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i've been trying to show united front and ukraine announcing further sanctions on russia. they're pushing for solutions to reduce the impact of the war in the global economy. the meeting opened in the same day that russia fired missiles on to the ukrainian capital hitting an apartment block. it was the 1st time kiva been targeted in 3 weeks. officials in columbia say at least 4 people have been killed and dozens have been injured after part of an arena collapse during a bull fight. it's fear the death toll is going to rise. echoes national assembly has restarted a debate on removing president guillermo lasso from office. it comes as indigenous groups promise to continue their nationwide strike into a 3rd week. this year, newman has more for kito. well, despite the very cheerful atmosphere you see behind me, this strike is taking a very, very deep tone, not only on the strikers, but also on the economy of the country and on the political stability of this country at this hour, not far from where we are right now, the legislature, the congress of this country is, are in the

you will enter as a united front. noteworthy that our president recently spoke about this and i appeal to the allies in eurasian integration. and today the russian governor will publicly support the main presidential line. so, how will we be friends and when the belarusians will have their own port in the russian baltic the details of this negotiation day in the palace of independence olga onishchenko, this is similar to the tradition that the heads of the russian regions are on their way to us on thursday. someone will even say there are never too many governors, but seriously, regional replenishment is important for the allies today, perhaps more than ever the head of the len region drozdenko. the guests can no longer be called in minsk almost like at home, after all, 10 years at the head of the region. this somehow by itself means that in the palace of independence, the general plans were discussed more than once. so today's meeting is, in fact, a continuation of the projects that have been started. what is the reg

i must say for the first time in the ninety-seventh year, it was possible to form a united front to comeround of these elections, they have already called themselves the winners of their leader shamlyu holanshon, who is already today. voted. in the first round of the programmer's elections, he does not hide what to count on the chair of the prime minister following the results of today's elections. it is quite possible that macron was emmanaged, who also voted today the first in 20 years with the french president will have to form his own cabinet of ministers from the forces of the opposition parties. moreover, the head of the fifth republic has already announced that those ministers who lose their constituencies in the parliamentary elections will be forced to surrender their portfolios. this has already happened to the best secretary of state shesten, who put up her candidacy in the overseas district, so the results there are already known. she lost, just the same representatives of the united christian baptists. today there are four deputies leftists and one supporter of the manual ma

now, among the bay area counties that put on a united front at the beginning. pandemic alameda county so far is going it alone this time. there is currently not an expiration date on the latest indoor mask mandate. this mandate also applies to transit, meaning ac transit and oakland international airport will also require indoor masking. in alameda, andria borba, kpix 5. >>> the white house says states today can start ordering vaccine doses for kids under 5. shipments are not starting yet. the vaccines still need final approval which could happen in the next few weeks. >> this kind of hurts to say. the warriors are down one game to none in the nba finals but it took incredible play by boston to make that happen. so when it came to clutch time the celtics didn't miss. they hit three after three to win the fourth quarter 40-16 over golden state. the diamondbacubs were in contrf the game. draymond green says they are not panicking. >> pretty much dominated the game for the first 41, 42 minutes. so we'll be fine. >> chase center will be rocking sunday night for gam

and it seems to me that this united front is exactly not enough for the victories of ukraine that you well, i really wanted to, i really wanted to. we need to understand that the european union is 27 different countries, 27 interests, the interests of hungary, they do not at all coincide with the interests of the european union, the interests of portugal or spain. they do not coincide with the interests of the czech republic or lithuania, so of course i am still an optimist, but i will be a realist , understanding that it is necessary to put pressure on the questioning europe with diplomatic talks, so that it still understands that friendship with putin is already the end of everything the truth is, one must forget about peace on this continent, with the reason that if this peace will be based on er- er grabbing of ukrainian territories by russia , it is also necessary to forget about it. the price of the world on the european continent. i know that there are countries in which they think that yes, this is a good price, this is a good deal. no, this is a deal with satan, this is a dea

. >> they are trying to send a message of support to the ukrainians to say that there's a united frontere is a common position amongst european and native countries that they back ukraine's -- and nato countries that they back ukraine's war efforts. the reason for that is there has been criticism in the past. olaf scholz and emmanuel macron had a phone call with president putin a few weeks ago. mccrone said we need to avoid humiliating directions, taken as a sign that they think the ukrainians should be compromising, and compromising at a time when the ukrainians do not want to. they see themselves as the victims of aggression. that is why they have shown up here, where we have seen these allegations of terrible war crimes committed, trying to show the european leaders that really what ukraine needs now is support. i think this whole press conference and meeting will have gone a long way to repair relationships, which had become a little frayed, a little fractured. this will be seen as a diplomatic success from both perspectives. >> is leaders -- these leaders have been criticized for