i expect us congress to agree a package forl us congress to agree a package for ukraine because theretates and spent much time also in the congress, meeting politicians from both sides of the line and they confirm the message that actually there is broad support for ukraine and i expect that this majority in the congress in one way or another will be reflected in the decision. i also met with the speaker of the house, mikejohnson, and we agreed a joint statement where it is clearly stated that president putin must not win in ukraine and that requires support from all nato allies because if president putin wins in ukraine, it is also a challenge for us, it will be a message to authoritarian leaders that when they use military force, they get what they want. what happens in ukraine today can happen in taiwan tomorrow so this matters for our security, in taiwan tomorrow so this matters for oursecurity, it in taiwan tomorrow so this matters for our security, it matters for us security and therefore expect that the majority, which is in the us congress, in one way or another will be reflec

i states congress that we must use everything _ states congress that we must use everythingus. to support — everything that is available to us. to support ukraine _ everything that is available to us. to support ukraine in— everything that is available to us. to support ukraine in its- everything that is available to us. to support ukraine in its fight- everything that is available to us. to support ukraine in its fight toi to support ukraine in its fight to become — to support ukraine in its fight to become and _ to support ukraine in its fight to become and maintain _ to support ukraine in its fight to become and maintain itself- to support ukraine in its fight to become and maintain itself as. to support ukraine in its fight to| become and maintain itself as an independent _ become and maintain itself as an independent and _ become and maintain itself as an independent and democratic - become and maintain itself as an i independent and democratic nation. translation: thank you for the . uestion. translation: thank you for the question- as _ translation: thank you for the

the us congress, or the seaker right. the us congress, or the speaker of _ right.he us congress, or the speaker of the house - right. the us congress, or the speaker of the house will - right. the us congress, or the speaker of the house will not. right. the us congress, or the i speaker of the house will not put forward a bill which we know that the majority of the people in the house of representatives support to give $60 billion of aid to ukraine, and supply more weapons. zelensky said in the press conference, if ukraine doesn't gets the weapons in the next month, the situation could get diet. as we heard from zelensky, they need the long—range missiles and advanced weapons which only the us can supply. they are getting a lot from other european countries, but zelensky is recognising the fact ukraine is in an extremely difficult position. if it doesn't get more assistance, things will get worse during this year.— assistance, things will get worse during this year. how do you think it -la s during this year. how do you think it plays out _ during this year. how d

i about the bill is not being held up in us congress?— in us congress?gress? i have had many conversations about that. - in us congress? i have had many conversations about that. i - in us congress? i have had many conversations about that. i was l in us congress? i have had many| conversations about that. i was in ukraine _ conversations about that. i was in ukraine one — conversations about that. i was in ukraine one week ago. we are finalising — ukraine one week ago. we are finalising our bilateral long—term security— finalising our bilateral long—term security agreement. i was there to bring _ security agreement. i was there to bring it— security agreement. i was there to bring it to — security agreement. i was there to bring it to the finish line. i hope the prime — bring it to the finish line. i hope the prime minister will have good news _ the prime minister will have good news and — the prime minister will have good news and ends very soon. you know, we will _ news and ends very soon. you know, we will always be there to support ukraine _ we will

.— the us congress.congress. yes, that is right. it is something _ the us congress. yes, that is right. it is something for— the us congress. yes, that is right. it is something for everybody - the us congress. yes, that is right. it is something for everybody who l it is something for everybody who wants to ukraine to prevail is a serious concern. every day that the decision is being delayed in washington, someone pays the highest possible price and this is something that the people who have the capacity to take decisions should keepin capacity to take decisions should keep in mind. you capacity to take decisions should keep in mind-— capacity to take decisions should keep in mind. you have expressed our keep in mind. you have expressed your consent _ keep in mind. you have expressed your consent before _ keep in mind. you have expressed your consent before that - keep in mind. you have expressed your consent before that the - your consent before that the european defence industries cannot keep up with

for most cases , the us congress and the senate act as their own police. they were members of the congress and senators who were members of the parliament and were able to work until the end of their term of office while they were accused of financial sexual corruption. indeed, this congress has become a corrupt and isolated organization where representatives have little interaction and interest in defending the interests of the people in the field. of course, maintaining the status quo and controlling and monitoring people is also important for them. martin , thank you for joining us on this show. well expression dear , we have reached the end of this part of the collection of window programs . i leave you to another program and another window. receive a gift for every purchase from the great iranian house. a gift for every iranian at baran sarai irani gift until 2:00 am in tehran, i am your host. for fridge and dishwasher, have a nice trip. what happened when buying from pak shuma is a trip. by buying any pak shuma product, you can win an exciting trip. b

so there's an urgent need for the us congress to decide, and to continue what the us has done for many — and that is to be a leader in providing military support to ukraine. but again, they have assured me from both the republican and the democratic side that they are now working on a way forward to translate the majority which is there into a vote that enables them to continue. if they don't, or if it's delayed, can eu countries step up to fill the gap? i mean, they're already at a point where i think they're providing overall more funding than the united states. but there are notably some countries that are providing much less than others. could they step in to fill the gap? it varies what allies are providing, how much the allies are providing to ukraine. i believe that all allies can do more. the reality is that if you put together what non—us allies — canada, the united kingdom, but also eu members — are doing, in total that is more than the united states, if you add military, economic, and financial aid. but also when you look at military aid, actually, non—us allies — and that i

us congress, but i think overall— in the us congress, but i think overall ukrainians _ in the us congressnato _ overall ukrainians have done very well and nato has _ overall ukrainians have done very well and nato has performed - overall ukrainians have done veryj well and nato has performed well overall ukrainians have done very i well and nato has performed well up to now _ well and nato has performed well up to now. l, �* l, well and nato has performed well up to now. ., �* ., ,, ., well and nato has performed well up to now. ., �* ., ., , ., , to now. you've got your own history with donald — to now. you've got your own history with donald trump. _ to now. you've got your own history with donald trump. that _ to now. you've got your own history with donald trump. that much - to now. you've got your own history with donald trump. that much is i with donald trump. that much is clear. but what he said a few weeks ago which was widely condemned about russia doing what it wants if nato countries don't pay, ijust wonder actually if that has crystallised what is at stake here for the europea

i think it is very important _ ukraine in the us congress? congress? i think it is very important we are - ukraine in the us congress? i think it is very important we are both - ukraine in the us congress? i think it is very important we are both in i it is very important we are both in europe and the united states continue supporting ukraine, it is written investment into our own security. i think it is the time for unity. one thing is also crystal clear, europeans have to step up when it comes to our own defence and our ability to strengthen our armed forces. ., , ., , ., forces. you will be able to meet the requirement — forces. you will be able to meet the requirement of— forces. you will be able to meet the requirement of spending _ forces. you will be able to meet the requirement of spending 296 - forces. you will be able to meet the requirement of spending 296 of - forces. you will be able to meet the requirement of spending 296 of your| requirement of spending 2% of your gdp on defence? irate requirement of spending 296 of your gdp on

however, they cannot fully compensate for the deficit or gap caused by the slowness of the us congressmaking decisions. and despite that, help will come from them. the minister of foreign affairs of poland is already making every effort, and the president. poland's andrzej duda and prime minister donald tusk will visit washington in the first half of march, where they will strongly advocate for ukraine's support. the polish government is very committed. supporters of ukraine, your european friends are doing everything they can, it is up to the united states to do the right thing. i hope we will. at one time you were the ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary of the united states to poland, so you know polish politics you know, and you know ukrainian politics, as if nothing should prevent deepened integration and cooperation, but there are very different things that, in ukraine, we react to... many polish farmers are worried about the consequences of the appearance of ukrainian products on polish markets, they fear that the availability of cheap ukrainian products will drive them

friends of ukraine in the us, including in the biden administration and congress, are aware of this. but the question remains: can we overcome the resistance of some, but not all, republicans? what should we, what should ukrainians do, to help the administration of president joseph biden convince congress. yes, because we were in ukraine was shocked when the american parliamentarians went on vacation, almost a month's vacation, that's a long time. i believe that the deputies of the verkhovna rada of ukraine, who will come to washington and meet with their republican colleagues, can really help. the personal presence of ukrainians would be very appropriate. the ambassador of ukraine to the usa , oksana markarova, is an active and effective personality. people respect her. and they have the right to it. however, the presence of ukrainians here in washington would be very useful. i would hate to consider this bad scenario, but no god forbid, if so, we will not get permission from congress, as our friends must then do, or, for example, the european union will be willing to take on the bu

we wait to see what the us congress does on that funding . congress does on that funding bill.hem, it is on them. bill. it is on them, it is on them- it _ bill. it is on them, it is on them. it is _ bill. it is on them, it is on them. it is a _ bill. it is on them, it is on them. it is a shameful - bill. it is on them, it is on - them. it is a shameful period. we need to take this seriously also but cannot abandon ukraine and abandon our own leadership role —— we cannot abandon. it is as bad now as it was in the late 1930s, when the america first crowd of those days was indifferent to british and french security. how did that and it for you, for the french, for us? for poland? no, been there, done that. don't want to do it again. there, done that. don't want to do it again-— do it again. ok. daniel fried, former us — do it again. ok. daniel fried, former us ambassador- do it again. ok. daniel fried, former us ambassador to - do it again. ok. daniel fried, - former us ambassador to poland and very many other things, thank you forjoining us on bbc news. thank you for “oining us o

the speaker of the chamber is a representative. in the us congress republican mike johnson is not currentlyn a bill on continuing aid to ukraine. he said this in an interview with the punch bowl news portal. he motivated this by the fact that the congressmen in the house of representatives have urgent matters, in particular, the reconciliation of the country's budget, which is the most important thing for him and, as he says, for all republicans, when asked if he plans to vote. the question of aid to ukraine, he answered literally yes, quote, of course not, that's the end of the quote, and that's it thus he effectively rejected the call to put the bill to a vote in the house of representatives. so important to us, which his colleague mitch mcconnell, the leader of the senate republicans, asked him to do, so that you understand again, there are republicans in the senate, there are republicans in the house of representatives, they are the same republicans, but as we see, they cannot come to an agreement among themselves, there is no bicameral agreement between them, some call for the adoption

for most cases, the us congress and the senate act as their own police. t the amount of care. very very little there were members of congress and senators who were members of the parliament and could work until the end of their term. while they were accused of sexual and financial corruption. really this congress to one it has become a corrupt and isolated organization where representatives have little interaction and interest in defending the interests of the people in their constituency. all that is important is the power of the company and the political power of particular zainafans, and of course maintaining the status quo and controlling and monitoring the people is also important to them. one of the most important tools for the development of economic and commercial relations is the signing of trade agreements , including bilateral or multilateral preferential trade between countries. according to statistics, more than 50% of the world's trade is based on one of these types of agreements. for example, china as one of the advanced countries in the fie

and to both parties in the us congress. to pass this package quickly so that ukraine a coach once again, good age, that's very crucial aid. so let's you for his pod said that's here. he to understood that they were domestic, the debates and in the united states. but he felt in the end, the decision would be a pragmatic one, and he was confident that it would arrive again from the united states didn't run a bit. tons on the important role of the us play is over here because as i was counting, johnston's shoals brought it up at least 3 times. i mean, how crucial is you and the europeans would have to find the money somewhere else, their commitments to commitments, like the $1.00 that has been signed between germany a previous one has been signed with the united kingdom. another one is going to be signed this afternoon, most likely in france with friends and powers. so they are committing themselves on paper to this support for um, for your try. and so they would have to find the money somewhere else. can i, can i ask you abou

and we asked him about the deadlock in the us congress and how that effects the united front. the west wants to present to government food. you is undermining it. and that's the problem. i think that mister buddy was talking about when he said it's almost criminal for the us to pull out of the support from the printer at this juncture. so that's a problem, it's basically domestic politics that we're trying to figure out. remember this is last year and it's definitely difficult to extract that from that particular uh environment which mr. barton is in. and i think it's important that mr. schultz was . ready just to say, we stand with you will you share with us? of course i think that basically there's support for europe is increasing. i think that will maintain a level of support for you print to keep going in this for with russia. but the united states isn't a major support of military hardware that begins to, to decline. that's going to make it that much more difficult for us to keep up that side of the support they're supporting in. busy kinds of ways, financially, but the m

friends of ukraine in the us, including the biden administration and congress, are aware of this. but the question remains, can we overcome the resistance of some, but not all, republicans? what should we, ukrainians, do to help the administration of president joseph biden convince congress, yes, because we were shocked in ukraine when american parliamentarians went on vacation, almost a month-long vacation, that's a long time. i believe that the deputies members of the verkhovna rada of ukraine, who will come to washington and meet with their republican colleagues, can really help. the personal presence of ukrainians would be... ambassador of ukraine to the usa oksana markarova is an active and effective personality, people respect her, and they have the right to do so. however, the presence of ukrainians here in... i would not like to consider this bad scenario, but god forbid, if we do, we will not get permission from the congress, as we should do to our friends, or, for example, the european union will be ready to take on himself burden, the financial burden of war, whether th

if we can overcome this, in particular, if the us congress votes to allocate funds for ukraine, ukraine's prospects will only improve. thank you very much, mr. ambassador, for this extremely important conversation on the air of the tv channel, i want to remind our tv viewers that daniel frith, the former coordinator of the united states state department for sanctions policy, an american diplomat with more than forty years of experience, was working for them. there are 10% discounts on bronkhalyk. in pharmacies plantain, pam and oskad. usual tasks become unreal, heavy bags, not for my sick back. for back pain, try dolgit cream. dolgit cream relieves pain, reduces swelling and improves joint mobility. with the cream dolgit, whatever you want, i will lift. dolgiit is the only yellow cream for joint and back pain. the average price is uah 82. predicate.

they are also both stones allies of israel and on both issues and aids package is stuff in the us congress, essentially running the risk of becoming political. i'm unison in the pre election signed off between donald trump and the current us presence. so by trump has essentially told republicans to block list or at least slow it down and that policy is working. and this also highlights how domestic us policies having more than just a ripple effect in the big crises of the world or not sold goes home with homework for the european union. knows that europe must do more. but the us still fall from the kind of unity decisiveness on the euro figures. it requires 2 potentially at least fill cost of a gap that the us runs the risk of leaving over ukraine. that was mikaela cruz now reporting from washington to the guys are conflict malware. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu says he has asked his military to draw plans to evacuate civilians and to feed remaining a most forces in rough. all this comes after the us said it would not back any is really offensive on the city that lacked proper

the speaker of the house of representatives of the us congress , republican mike johnson, is currentlyoing to vote on the bill on the continuation of aid to ukraine. he said this in an interview with the punch bowl news portal. he motivated this by the fact that the congressmen in the house of representatives have immediate business, including the reconciliation of the country's budget, and this... for him, and, as he says, for all republicans, is the most important thing, to the question of whether he plans to put on voting on the issue of aid to ukraine, he answered literally yes, quote of course that... no, that's the end of the quote. and so he effectively rejected the call to put a bill so important to us to a vote in the house of representatives, which his colleague mitch mcconnell, the leader of the republicans in the senate, had asked him to do. so that you once again understand: there are republicans in the senate, there are republicans in the house of representatives, these are the same republicans, but as we see, they cannot come to an agreement among themselves, between thi

so it's not for me to get his advice on how to pos registration to the us congress . but what i can say is the vital an urgency for the us to decide on a package for you. okay? and because they need that support on the habit burner, shooting between the bank and not, not the states. so now it's one of us to deliver what they have problems. and you just took that message in washington last week. and john specials went and you know, he's just broken ground on a new i munition factory. so let me to into again then us senator rick, is you voted against the senate plan? i wonder whether anything you've heard today may maybe stiffened your results to go and convince your colleagues not just in the senate, but in the house. and particularly what president zalinski said that he would, you know, really request all these weapon systems. if he could directly address um and you hud, and also to the questions that he wouldn't even invite a former president donald trump to the front line so he could see the danger and see what's going on. there's anything you hit today, stephanie re

the lower house of the us congress has already promised to block the new proposal of the senate. to allocate funds to kyiv, and ukraine chose its representatives for the eurovision song contest, and again not without a scandal. we talk about all this at svoboda live. my name is sashko shevchenko and we are starting, but first i would like you to like this broadcast. in this way , more viewers will be able to join our broadcast. president of ukraine zelenskyi really is considering the replacement of commander-in-chief valery zaluzhny, but such a decision will not only apply to the position of the head. dsu zelensky also plans to reset the direction of the country's leadership. the president of ukraine said this in an interview with the italian broadcaster rai. he noted that he is thinking about the rotation of a number of state leaders, and among them are not only the military. let's listen. i'm thinking about it, about rebooting. i am in the process of this, because you cannot say: "here is one person, you replaced and everything went." no, no, it's... a serious machine, and it depends on ma

know, a dilemma of a collective action to collect an action problem where there's big threaten us congress ends on the try block, the continued a to you credit in the present back on the same one thing while others are then rushing to say, no, there's going to be no boots on the bottom, which is like white rice. but it's my question, why rush and reassure putting that there's going to be no boots on the ground. there's such a thing as strategic can be do with the russians, are using it all the way and europeans that simply not using it. and i just don't understand why even if they don't dentist and what's on the ground, leaving it as a matter of strategic can be used as a good policy. and on the other hand, we see that, you know, how rushed us. uh, essentially 5th columns such as hungry and slow like you are actually, you know, making life different so difficult both in the you and, and they then when it comes to the consensus on the crate. and finally, the provision of weapons and the one hand you, once again you have this in decisive west you up is only now waking up to the potential rea

us gave israel 1.6 billion us dollars to build the so-called iron dome weapons system, and the us congress recently passed another $1 billion us dollars in funding for the apparently israeli system. us support has been substantial, in the ongoing war on gaza as well, the pentagon has ramped up military aid to israel since the start of the war. it has been sending the israely regime everything from small arms to missiles for the so-called iron dome system. in the latest show of military support for israel's genocide, the us and british militaries backed by series of other western states have been attacking targets inside yemen, and that's because the san az government solidarity with the palestinians, which has seen it sease or... rates on commercial ships with any links to the israeli regime. another form of us assistance for israel has been in the form of diplomatic cover. the us has been blocking resolutions at the united nations security council that would have necessitated a cease fire in gaza. the potential truice would have led to urgent humanitarian aid reaching hundreds of thousand

us congress lawmakers reached an agreement. to temporarily prevent the shutdown of the us government. the deal includes temporary measures on the annual budget to delay the government shutdown deadline that was set for friday. the leaders of the us congress have not yet agreed on the budget for 6 ministries, including internal security and defense. helping ukraine, securing the southern borders and dealing with the movement of illegal immigrants are among the main points of dispute. you are still a viewer of today's world, continue the conversation with mr. moslehzadeh i believe, mr. doctor, we have reached here that the zionist regime with how long can america support this conflict, which you call a battle for the sake of battle, that is, they only want it to be open and continue for the time being, how long can they continue in this style, the important thing is that they have no other way i mentioned how long they can continue, israel cannot retreat because it will lead to its end, the end of israel . and don't reduce israel's crisis to netanyahu's crisis and continue the battle we

presenting the new sanctions package announced today, against the background of the fact that the us congress has not yet approved a large aid package for the us, the ability, for ukraine, the ability of the us to accelerate, to accelerate ukraine, is now limited, and therefore washington focuses on striking the russian war machine. today i spoke with a senior official from the state department, yuriy kim, she said that congress will approve a new aid package for ukraine as soon as the dust settles, as she put it, and she also called for considering these sanctions in the general context that not only the u.s. came up with this largest package for themselves, a package of sanctions against russia, but also this week the european union, canada and great britain announced sanctions. it is important to remember that our coalition is more than 50 countries around the world. not everything rests on the united states, but we recognize that the united states is providing a significant portion of this aid. we are very pleased that the eu recently approved aid to ukraine in the amount of 50 billion eu

of the us congress really is holding the line here on the funding. and i don't know if they, if they look, if it will come through or when it will come through. so because everything else has been pretty much used. uh, it's a problem. mm hm. do you think that the, the, the retreat is by kia from korean key on a gift card? as well as the statement from the pentagon will influence congress in any way in a proving this package for you claim i don't think so, because the reasons that congress is holding line here is because of a domestic policy. and many, many, and kind of apologies, please continue. you know, i mean, many, many in the congress on both sides of the aisle understand that this war is coming to an end, ukraine's ability to, to even utilize what they've been given is coming to an end. well, talking on that, see kevin, what is the significance of russian now? taking updates and cranky, these, these photos that you claim previously had a receipt of 70 points in the world. do you think that you came in lights of the setbacks might have to reass

in around us congress passing the aid package for ukraine?- aid package for ukraine?has _ aid package for ukraine? in my view, it has been _ aid package for ukraine? in my view, it has been essential- aid package for ukraine? in my view, it has been essential andj view, it has been essential and urgent for a long time. the difficulties have not been about russia or ukraine. the difficulties have been about the southern border. what's happened is both parties care greatly about how we handle the southern border and those disagreements have held up all the other pieces of assistance. i do think it is time that we either address the issue of the southern border together, pass a law, get it done and move on or if we cannot do that, move on with these other things that are fundamentally in american interests anyway but there's no reason for these things to be held up the way are today. we will leave _ held up the way are today. we will leave it _ held up the way are today. we will leave it there. kurt volker, thank you so much. we've seen an outpouring of support for mr na

state duma appeal to the us congress. a russian plane with prisoners in the ussr was shot down by ukrainian military formations with an american patriot anti-aircraft missile system from the territory of the kharkov region. us congressmen must understand to whom they are allocating arms money for what. they should hold biden accountable, the state duma chairman noted. the situation with the plane once again shows who is at the head of ukraine. congress must realize its responsibility for. murder, since the exchange of prisoners was agreed upon, including delivery routes, and the ukrainian side was informed in advance and confirmed receipt of information in the person of the main intelligence directorate of the armed forces of ukraine. deputies called on their colleagues from the us congress to abandon their support for neo-nazi ideology and its implementation in ukraine. this only provokes the kiev clique to continue terror and escalate violence, bringing the world closer to a global catastrophe, says the document adopted

us. she's california congress, woman and former speaker of the house of representatives, nancy pelosi and gaza, the us as one that israel has killed 5 to many palestinians, but is jerusalem listening. how will funding for ukraine, clear that kind of block in the us congress. and this presence of 5 and really too old to run for a 2nd time.

in addition to the question why the us congress cannot deliver weapons and financial means to order in which is also associated or in probably the elections in november in the us. thanks very much and we will come back to the stability of nato and also the nuclear issues in a moment. but 1st, i'd like to take a closer look at what the accession of spend, gland, and sweet, sweet, and data is 31st and 32nd members means for the alliance and the region. the strengthening nato. $20000.00 sweeter service men and women on our part of it to the country is giving up a long tradition for most secure seats in the nato alliance. somebody loves reading is leaving 200 years of neutrality. i'm mandatory norman alignment behind. this is a big step spirit. the swedish military is considered efficient, and its navy is equipped with states of the oss equipments. the country has little sir reintroduced compulsory military service and could quickly move like soldiers in the event of war. russia's war of aggression against ukraine changed everything fulfilled and done. sweets. those countries had already a

the us congress approved the aid to ukraine. the decision that brought the regret of the foreign minister of ukraine and said that washington's scenarios for helping ukraine are similar to writing crime novels. a feeling of lack of progress, especially in directions south and the problems in the battles affected the public morale. on the other hand, the russian president said in an interview that it is impossible for russia to fail. despite all the sanctions and restrictions, russia became the first economy in europe last year, and this shows that the american tools are not working. so far , the release of prisoners of war from both sides is their only action for the end. giving war radio now we want to review the developments of the russia-ukraine war, which is on the verge of its second year, with mr. ali iqbali, a former diplomat and asia expert . hello mr. iqbali. greetings and courtesy i respect i congratulate you on the days of rajabiyah and on the dawn of the islamic revolution, i am at your service, thank you, mr. iqbali

state duma to the us congress. with prisoners in the ussr was shot down by a ukrainian military formation with an american patriot anti-aircraft missile system from the territory of kharkov areas. us congressmen must understand to whom they are allocating money and weapons for what. they should call biden to account, the state duma chairman noted. the situation with the plane once again shows who is at the head of ukraine. we appeal to the congress of the united states, to both houses, to the house of representatives to the senate. you represent, gentlemen, the american voters, and not the establishment in washington and the lobbyists of the military-industrial complex of the united states. your voters are overwhelmingly in favor of resumption of normal dialogue. russian federation. in the second part of our program , see: financial pyramids, how not to fall under the influence of scammers. boundless prospects for russia and belarus: tasks and priorities of the union. payments, benefits and compensation. what other

the us congress opposed the senate bill on border security, assistance to ukraine and israel. the document was called dead upon arrival in the chamber and called for to be rejected. in a joint statement , the republicans emphasized that consideration of the project is a waste of time; it itself will only stimulate increased migration. the white house reacted almost instantly, threatening that biden would veto the bill to allocate funding for assistance to israel that does not include support from kiev. but answering for the consequences of such assistance is not washington’s part. the us state debt refused to comment on the data that a russian il-76 plane with ukrainian prisoners of war on board was shot down in the ssu using the american petrit air defense system. during the briefing, deputy head of press. quote: as for the specific incident that you mention, let our partners in ukraine talk about it. let me remind you that earlier the russian emergency services stated that the examination and data of black boxes confirmed the fact of an attack by the ukrainian armed forces o

the us congress plans to provide 14 billion dollars to israel. the money that is supposed to be used to kill the residents of gaza. a crime in which america is also complicit. bernie sanders also criticized the cutoff of aid to the united nations relief and works agency for palestinian refugees. in the midst of this terrible disaster, the us congress is planning to ban funding to unrwa. 2 million people should not be exposed to starvation under the pretext of israel's accusations. a number of western countries including the united states in support from the zionist regime , they cut off their financial aid to androa, the united nations relief agency for palestinian refugees, and a court in england examined 3 girls who support palestine, which investigated the beginning of their accusations, and what accusations the british government made against them. they were accused of supporting the hamas movement in the demonstration that was held in london with the presence of hundreds of thousands of people. the british police have accused these people of

we appeal to the us congress, speaker of the house of representatives mike johnson, with a request toct with funding for ukraine. but no luck, the shop is almost closed until spring. the us house of representatives went ahead without voting on the ukraine aid bill. happy belated valentine's day to everyone, but americans don't feel loved right now, the biden administration doesn't love them, as you know, the white house uses double standards in everything, including hiding data about the president's health. based on the words of the special prosecutor, we believe that his health poses a threat to the country’s national security. but in order for biden to pay attention to the problems within the united states tormented by texas migrants, it is necessary name ukraine, the senators joke. let's take care of our problems, we need to rename texas to ukraine, i'm not kidding, and maybe then the senators will pay attention to the global problem of the security of our border. at the same time , washington is again doing its own thing in deadlock situations in the white house as usual talking a

the upper house of the us congress voted to send $60 billion to ukraine, while the senate ignored the review of spending items on protecting the southern borders. case the point is that, according to american law, both houses of congress can propose a draft law. open the champagne, pop the cork, the leaders of the democrats and republicans in the senate are halfway to kiev, they have 60 billion dollars with them, i don’t know, cash or what, but they are dragging your money to kiev, they have little time, really, no time, no money to deal with our border, we have an invasion, small invasions are taking place along the entire border, 800 thousand illegal immigrants in a month. in the senate they only had time to pack the bills and stuff them planes, cool the sparkling wine and fly to kiev. but it’s too early to clink glasses. house speaker johnson rejected the senate's bipartisan proposal to provide assistance to ukraine. according to him, there is a more important problem on the agenda, one of which is the migration crisis. because of him , the career of the american secretary of homel

as we speak to each other, the biden administration is hoping against hope that the us congress willrise passage of legislation which would deliver $60 billion of new assistance to ukraine. it's in the senate right now. it may emerge from the senate. it may then get to the house and fail, or it may get to the house and some sort of agreement may be found. but it could take weeks. every single day, ukraine is falling short in terms of ammunition, new supplies. i can quote to you a host of republicans in both the senate and the house of representatives who are adamant that the united states should send no more money to ukraine. that's the stance of senators likejosh hawley and rand paul, and some go even further — marjorie taylor greene, an extreme trump supporter within the republican party, has called the idea of spending tens of billions of dollars more to help ukraine as, quote, "sick". when you hear that... so i regret...| regret that, in my opinion, although i'm not ukraine's ambassador in dc, that, in my opinion, those statements go against the intrinsic national and security in

while there are others here at time. ignoring it, adding to the glue is the continuing block by the us congress on a much needed $60000000000.00 military, a package. back at the smouldering apartment complex. and right tells us the us congress should come and see this. this is on that conscience for his he then returns to his task of trying to contact his friend, whose apartment is on the 10th floor, and to still not answering his phone from mcbride. i'll just say era. keith prosecutors in sweden to say that they're going to end or investigation into explosions on the north stream gas pipelines vast amounts and me saying were released when pipelines transporting russian gas to germany were ruptured. in september 2022. the prosecutors say that they do not have jurisdiction to pursue the case. the vicar on was government, has granted asylum to panama, former president ricardo martin nelly. it comes days after panama top court rejected his appeal to a know an 11 year prison sentence on money laundering charges. martin natalie requested protection. if nikolai was embassy in panama city, he says he'

we're recording this at the munich security conference, that big a package is still stuck in the us congress. we heard one said it's a here from the records that can side basically saying, we'll get there in the end. do you believe america will get there in the end if it doesn't, to germany? so the guy broke my meetings with our colleagues from the us senate, and the congress made me very optimistic that there will be a solution in dc and to the the americans will not withdrawal from europe, neither from their support to ukraine. on the other hand, we have to do our homeworks here, and that is correctly said by trump, and this is more friendly and more polite, set by others. by doing that, the europeans have to do more for their own security. and that's the way we are going. we know that there is a lot to do still, but we are on this way and we will go from. and you also choosing the german government at the moment the governing coalition have not doing its homework, particularly on keeping the german economy strong. it has one of the poorest outlooks amongst the major economies in the world

it was approved by the senate in the us congress, and based on that, the goal was that the us would actuallyhave a greater presence in the black sea, because the main discussion before 2000 was actually the euro-atlantic axis to dominate the area. it was kan, but it was enough to reach the black sea, and in fact, the axis that is known today as over asia. he should have sufficient and complete dominance, he should dominate ever asia. thank you, mr. iqbali . yesterday, at the same time as zelensi was in munich, the negotiations and subsequent agreements in paris , we witnessed the fall of another city in the donbast region, namely avdioka, why with all the support that we received this year. especially in the last two years, the western united front could not stop russia in ukraine . first of all, this is the most important development since ardi behsh in 1402 , that is, after that, it is almost the most important development in the so-called military geography of the war. the reality is this. western aid to ukraine. a downward trend did you find out that the us aid package to nato has been s

i expect the us congress to agree a package of for ukraine because there is a broad majority in the congress for supporting ukraine. and i visited to not to the states and spent much time also in the congress meeting the alterations from both sides of the line. and they confirmed the message that's actually there's a broad support for ukraine. and i expect that this majority in the congress in one way and older will be reflected in the decision and also met with the speaker of the house. uh, mike johnson. and we actually agreed the joint state statement where it's clearly stated that the president puts in most northwind in ukraine. and of course, that's a quiet support from old natal allies. because if preston for the reading center crane it's, it's also a challenge for us. it will be a message to also to tell any of this, not only put in but also to the person she, that's when they use military force that they get to what they want. what happens in ukraine today can happen in a long tomorrow. so this matters for our security and not just for us security, and therefore i expect that the majo