blazes and from spain and portugal have already made 2020 to a record year for wildfires in south west europe. where we challenge has more from south west london. this is usually one of london's a lacy, that kind of green islands in the middle of the concrete jungle and look at it at the moment. you can see how dry and parts to is. this isn't ready grass anymore. this is basically straw where i'm standing is usually right on the edge of rush me upon. it is much reduce the moments this water level as it was a couple of months ago. well, you can follow me and i'll show you how far is now have to walk in goods. i think 15 meters also towards the rubber disgruntled ducks and geese. they're not very happy about it. this is happening all over the country basically. ponds like this drawing up resume was drawing up. i was out reporting a month ago or so on the day where he's reco sets in england, where the temperature smashing $340.00 degrees. since that time there's been only this, the barest smattering of rain. there is a drought announced the cross much of this country. what it means is that it gi

ithink, you know, west and not just united states and europe, i too, have to be - committed to this causee's stopped. i and that's a reality. so we have to help ukrainians to stop him or it will- destabilise europe, - destabilise the whole world. because if you think- about what they're doing in the port of odesa, i where they block a lot of grains, and if you know that food and hunger, - it's also a weapon of mass destruction is going - to destabilise middle east, south america, countries i like sri lanka, i think it'si going to be a big problem and the world is. going to be on fire. and there is only way for us to deescalate the crisis, - to help ukrainian army to hold the ground. i we can succeed only, and only if we stay united and if we have the solidarity, because it's also a political aspect. but if we give up now, what do we say? what do we say to ukrainians? we say, "we give up on you" — and we cannot do that. i mean, those guys are fighting for us. they are fighting because they are fed. and with our support, when i speak to then denis schmihal or volodymyr zelensky, you know, w

, it is also obvious that the actions of ukraine are taking place in the west, which have turned off russian tv channels in europe, as well as in america in others in other western countries obviously had their results, but he also admits that outside the west, outside of ukraine, russia has certain successes, for example in the countries of the so-called global south, such as india, and many african countries , for example, did not vote for the resolution condemning the russian attack on ukraine in the organization of the united nations is therefore actually a loser in the russian information war when it comes to the west, europe, ukraine, but there is also, again, room for work, in particular in such countries as india is the ukraine of africa bohdan, thank you very much for your inclusion, i will remind you that it was bohdan tsyupin on the connection of iceland, let's move on to the next stories on thursday, new york welcomed the ukrainian freedom orchestra with a standing ovation, a concert of ukrainian musicians took place within the limits of the world tour, the orchestra founded the world famous kerilis w

people have settled there, they cost 50 thousand dollars, they managed to collect them in the west, europe, the united states of america, canada, australia, they are willing enough a-a will donate similar projects, it will actually have a huge demand, many people do not want to leave saturated places, that's why the project itself is called a nest nest so that people can stay. we would like to install as many such houses as possible before the moment when the cold and frosts hit, etc. this house quite comfortable for life, says the hostess victoria, there are three bedrooms, a kitchen, a bathroom, household appliances are purchased , furniture, only products can be bought and you can live, well, i really like it, you know, it’s small, but very compact, which has everything, i will tell them everything is in the kitchen, the girls have rooms in the bathroom, we have our own bedroom, if we were to move here, we should already really want to move already with things in general, because we were like that yesterday, what were we like and they went there, the charitable foundation begins to coll

because the relationship with the west, europe is much more important for libya than the relationship with moscow. sure. lauren's brand and we've got about a minute left. i can see if you wanted to add something there. please take the full sure. for more than a 100 years, russian and friendly naval forces and work together in the far north at the end of world war 11971918 british us naval forces were at mass and arc angel. and towards the end of the war in later years, us and other naval forces were in what was stock for many reasons. through through world war 2, a lot of goods were transported from the united states to russia via the latter law stuck. and in 19181990 of the western allies were concerned that japan would try to seize what was stuck in the war more works in northern russia. so this is a long term problem with some good historical precedent. well, we're discussing at a conference. all right, well, have to leave it there. as you say, we could have an entire conference just on that for time. no, thank you very much job. i guess my calls will can post die. and lawrence bre

that viola von kramer spoke to me today about how we cooperate with the west as a west europe is helping us to overcome this influx that started february 24 is still going on but i am sure that it will end very soon because we have this support the support of the west about what and said ms. viola von kramer, a member of the european parliament. well, my name is yuri fizer . see you on the 11th in ukraine . news time on the espresso tv channel in the studio of iryna koval . congratulations to the luhansk region. our defenders repelled all enemy assaults, the occupiers had no offensive actions. instead of success, people continue to attack peaceful settlements and our military forces opened fire from tanks and rocket artillery, carried out two missile strikes and one air strike, 16 artillery and three mortar attacks, four dead and two wounded civilians , these are the results of the day in donetsk region, in general, the enemy fired more than 10 populated areas of the region were hit by hail artillery and anti-aircraft missile complexes. in the temporary ravine, the residential sector and

they managed to collect them in the west. europe, the united states of america, canada, australia, they are quite willing to donate to similar projects. in fact, the demand is huge, many people do not want to leave saturated places, that is why the project itself is called carrying a nest so that people can stay. we would like as many of these as possible houses to be installed until the moment when the cold and frosts hit and so on. this house is quite comfortable for life, says the hostess viktoria, there are three bedrooms, a kitchen, a bathroom, household appliances are purchased , furniture, except for groceries, and you can live, well, i really like it, you know, it’s small, but very compact, in which everything yes, i mean, everything is in the kitchen, the girls have their own rooms in the bathroom, we have our own bedroom, if we were to move here, we would have to move. so they were already there, the charity foundation is starting to collect funds for the rest of such houses, their goal is to provide housing for 585 famili

fires in france. spain and portugal have already made 2020 to a record year for wildfires in south west europe. the use satellite monitoring service as fires in france sent carbon pollution there to with the highest level since records began. an extreme rainy season is taking its toll into don, with tens of thousands of people affected. at least 25 people have now died in flash floods and more heavy rain is forecast. former us president donald trump says he would welcome the release of the f. b, i warrant, used to search his florida home. the attorney general has asked a federal court to unseal the document, saying it's in the public interest. so porters of influential, shy leader amongst the southern have observed mass prayers in iraq capital. it's the 2nd week they were held near parliament and baghdad fortified green zone. opponents often southern are holding a counter protest for right now, just outside the green zone in the iraqi capital. com has returned to sierra leone after days of nationwide anti government demonstrations. there has been anger about the rising cost of living. the prot

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occupying one fifth of the country and it being almost completely reliant on weapons from the west? europeon course for its worst drought in at least 500 years. that's the stark warning of a new eu global report. twitter�*s former security chief says users' personal data has been put at risk, along with us national security. the company denies the allegations. and nearly 10 million us viewers watch the game of thrones prequel, because of the dragon, become the most watched show in history. hello and welcome. the united states is expected to announce its largest single military aid package for ukraine later today, as the country marks its independence day, and the war there hits the six—month mark. us officials said the new package, which is worth about $3 billion, is aimed at helping kyiv secure its long—term defence. 0ur washington correspondent, chi chi izundu, has been telling us more about the military aid package. this is the largest military aid package the united states is offering the ukraine, and it's basically similar to other packages that they have handed over to the ukraine, b

northern stream-2 finally closed, let's watch together, welcome, my name is yuriy fizar, the west and ukraine as europe, in particular, supports us during the russian aggression that began on february 24 this year, how does the west help us and our relations with the west and how we, together with europe, will defeat this russian invasion about this and other things, i spoke with my guest today, this is viola von crown and she is a member of the european parliament. well, she used to work as a member of the bundestag. well, she is also a member of the kenya alliance 90 party of the green greatings. greetings, mrs. vonkramon, glad to see you. thank you for joining me today and agreeing answer my questions, my first question sounds like this: in june, the european union granted ukraine the status of a candidate for eu membership stated what what do you think when ukraine can become part of the eu because last year you were very skeptical about such a prospect usa dead juve-verse kepticl first of all i believe that now we are breaking through in a completely different situation secondly ukraine is the lar

napoleonic soldiers and then the second world war, everyone in the west of europe there is an instincteryone who goes to russia will be punished in one way or another, the loser army shows that this is not so. and the ukrainian army shows that this is not so. i think that these two factors with on the one hand, this uncontrollable blind pride of russia, the kremlin, in general, they are perfectly educating the west, step by step, precisely with their arrogance, their cynicism and their nazi guts, there are already many articles about this, and by timothy snyder and oleksandr motyl a lot authors he already talks about the nazi interior of today's russia, yes, the topic, the assessor even talks about 10 points. so why, why, why is russia a fascist state? yaroslav, i want to ask you . regarding the trial of the trial in mariupol over the soldiers of azov, but first i will generally ask you about the human rights organizations and what will happen to them, what is their perspective after our victory in the war. after this war, after your arrest in 1977 year the worldwide human rights organ

come blazes in france, spain and portugal have made 2020 to a record year for wildfires in south west europe, the satellite monitoring service says fires in front of sent carbon pollution. there are 2 with the highest level since records began. emergency crews are battling a fire in the your own region that's destroyed more than 7000. hector is a forest. meanwhile, an extreme rainy season is taking its toll into dawn were tens of thousands of people are effected. at least 25 people have now died in flash floods and more heavy rain is forecast. supporters of influential she, i, leader, most of the southern have gathered in iraq's capital for mass friday prayers. it's the 3rd week they're being held near parliament and baghdad fortified green zone, southern hazards supporters to keep up their demands for political reform. after months of deadlock, the un nuclear watchdog says military action around the ukrainian nuclear plant must stop immediately. russia and ukraine are blaming each other for a shelling of the upper reach a plant. ukraine says it's ready for a possible evacuation. and si, fi

west? no, with the east or perhaps both here and there. i think it's really, it's really a very good question because russia straddle straddles europe and asia. part of you is where the west out of you is in the east. so russia is really in a very unique situation, and i think that kind of explains the kind of complex situation you are in. these are the, the west, or these are the europe. sometimes i, i make mistakes. i say, look, i told my german interviewer, for instance, i said, look, russia is not going away. russia is right out europe, but i say that as a russia is also out of europe. so this relationship love and hate, if you like it, between russia and europe, will very much determine how you get along with each other. but at the end of the day, you are not drifting away from, from each other. russia will all be there. geographically, europe will always be there during graphically you have to find a way to co exist and people are feeling the pain when you, when you start have to, when we are not able to do that. we open here pro western commentators that in a final analysis, china would always with material or even monetary considerat

of belgorod areas where firewood stocks of logs are from as a symbol of the energy crisis of the west europeusing gas from russia is buying up fuel in asia provokes a shortage and there visibility is minimal smoke and cinders from natural fires in the khanty-mansiysk district were felt for many hundreds of kilometers, the flame extinguishes from the ground and from the air . hunting is worse than captivity, why do the chinese in the 40-degree heat do not take off their masks even in sports and, as before, they pass tests en masse, although there are no outbreaks of covid, the ukrainian state, led by zelensky, is engaged in nuclear terrorism. so today, the russian ministry of defense commented on a new attack on the zaporozhye nuclear power plant, the largest in europe, it was delivered by the 44th artillery brigade of the armed forces of ukraine from the area of ​​​​the settlement, manganese. this is the shore of the kakhovka reservoir, opposite the liberated areas, kiev immediately laid all the blame on our military, who, according to this logic , opened fire on their own, and at the same t

while the west continues to blame russia for europe, energy crisis, e. u member, hong gary approved the construction of 2 new nuclear reactors by moscow. the countries foreign minister praises the thanks to these 2 nuclear units, we can insure hungary energy security for the long term and protect the hungarian population with hello from r t. enter national studios in moscow to wherever you may be watching on payroll is about with the top news stories from this. our happy to join us. we start with the latest on the ukraine conflict, rushes air defense system has reportedly gone into action near the city of f, but doria in the crimea. ah, this video posted on social media late on friday evening claims to show explosions in the night air region allegedly found by local residence. russia is yet to confirm that its air defense system went into action. earlier friday, 5 people including 2 children, died after ukraine shell, the settlement a cooper, your shareable in this upper roacha region, which is under russian control. you have the military was using ameri

but i do not think that it will be that the west or europe will pull the rug from them. , ~ the west ommitting to several— announced that he was committing to several billion dollars in aid, that is a lot— several billion dollars in aid, that is a lot of— several billion dollars in aid, that is a lot of aid to throw forward and commit _ is a lot of aid to throw forward and commit the — is a lot of aid to throw forward and commit the next congress in two, when _ commit the next congress in two, when he _ commit the next congress in two, when he is — commit the next congress in two, when he is not sure he is going to have _ when he is not sure he is going to have control— when he is not sure he is going to have control of congress. this is him putting a marker down to the western— him putting a marker down to the western alliance are well —— the western — western alliance are well —— the western alliance are well —— the western alliance as well full stop i doubt _ western alliance as well full stop i doubt very much that the pain reported — doubt very much that the pain reported from uk

i've already made 2020 to a record year for wildfire in south west europe. missouri challenge has more now from southwest london. this is usually one of london's i see that kind of green islands in the middle of the concrete jungle and look at it at the moment. you can see how dry and parts to is. this isn't ready grass anymore. this is basically straw. and where i'm standing is usually right on the edge of rush me a pons. it is much reduce the moments this water level as it was a couple of months ago. well, you can follow me and i'll show you how far is now have to walk a good. i think 15 meters also towards the rubber disgruntled ducks and geese. they're not very happy about it. this is happening all over the country basically. ponds like this drawing up resume was drawing up. i was out reporting a month ago or so on the day where he's reco sets in england, where the temperature smashing $340.00 degrees. since that time, there's been no need of the barest smattering of rain there is a drought announced across much of this country. what it means is that it gives the water company's li

blazes in france, spain and portugal have already made 2022 a record year for wildfires in south west europe. dominant cane is standing by in berlin. but 1st, let's go to laurie chad and choose at wimbledon common in south west london forest, where you can see it looks pretty parched behind you. there are tell us more. yeah, wimbleton common lives. one of these big parks in london, the victorian school days, that the lungs of the city, their green ac, usually in amongst the concrete jungle. but as you can see, it's not very green at the moment. not feeling very wasted like the the grass is old dry. it's barely even grosse anymore. it's more like, well, the powdery straw or essentially where i'm standing at the moment. he's well, usually this is the water line of rush me ponds. and was until then a couple of months ago, but now you can see where the pon says shrunk to, it's a good, i think, 15 meters or so below where it should be from that water line to this one. it's the kind of thing that's happening all over the country. you basically got pardons, shrinking reservoir, shrinking rivers run

glazes and from spain and portugal have already made 2020 to a record year for wildfires in south west europe, the u satellite monitoring service as fires in france have sent carbon pollution there to its highest level since records began. emergency crews are battling a fire and as your own region, which has destroyed more than 7000. hector is a forest. more firefighters and equipment from 60 you nations arrived on thursday to help. bernard smith has more from who owns from authorities here and here on site. the fire has been contained overnight within a 40 kilometer or emitter. 5 factors have come from across europe. these guys have just arrived from romania, but there are also greeks, austrian, germans, and the polish firefighters. here in total, across from this year, 57200 heck. tears of land has been burned in wild 5. it's 6 times the full year average in the last sort of 16 years or so. the authority say that here today a little the fire is contained because extreme temperature is expected again, anything in the high thirty's, maybe even 40 degrees c. i don't know how the weather will a

it probably comes as no surprise that parts of north west europe have had their driest july on record. not too much rain in the forecast over the next couple of days that we could see some wet weather coming in across a northern ireland pushing into scotland, northern areas of england, and was eventually pushing up towards scandinavia. we need the rain in the southeast though. that's where we have seen some record, dry weather along with the low countries, no side of that. if anything, the heat building as we go on for the next couple of days, 31 celsius, they are in paris for tuesday, off no warm a steel as we go on in to where to stay. that warm does grassy not across into where central air is berlin getting up to about 36 guns. the latter part of the way signs of hepatitis easing off a touch as the heat builds across eastern part, se there's that wet or whether we have up towards the north west. they'll be some cloud and rain coming through here you can see southern parts of england down across east anglia. no sound of any rain at all. along with the low countries. some heavy rain

congratulations, my name is yuriy fizar, the west and ukraine as europe in particular, he supports us how we, together with europe , will defeat this russian invasion, about this and other things. i will talk to my guest from today, this is violaphone crown is a member of the european parliament well, she used to work as a member of the bundestag well, she is also a member of the kenya alliance 90 party of the green greatings greetings mrs. von cramon, nice to see you thank you for joining me today and agreeing to answer my questions my first question sounds like uh june european union granted ukraine the status of a candidate for eu membership stated what you a thing what do you think when ukraine can become part of the eu because last year you were very skeptical about such a prospect juve veres in a completely different situation, secondly, ukraine is the largest european state and applying for eu membership is quite logical for it regardless of whether you are at war or not, but on the way to eu membership there are certain conditions to be fulfilled regardless you are the last wa

cheek, am thinking, it's also all rubbing their area from resources as they tend to do from the west, poor europe. what will they do? we know them not these resources, and so they are show our guides. and so i think they have to do any everything they can in their mind to get hands on their resources in the arctic might be a way of helping the west in their sense, made a predicament by being so arrogant and right out stupid. ah. as the pentagon continues to shower, ukraine's military with money and weapons, the u. s. inspector general says he's on high alert for any security issues in the thousands of contracts with care of we have developed a universe of thousands of ukraine related contracts that come in under $2000000.00 each. that's more than $7800.00 contracts valued at a combined $2200000000.00. yet nato officials thought that the trafficking and security system should be tested. concerns have grown over the ukranian arms accounting system and the fidelity of calves government. after some weapons have reportedly found their way onto the dark web, where ukrainian traders offer not only small

city am thinking, it's also all rubbing their area from resources as they tend to do from the west. poor europe. what will they do? we know they have these resources and so they are so i so i think they have to do everything they can in their why to get hands on their sources in there are might be a way of helping the west in their sense, made a predicament by being it, so i ranch and right out stupid, ah, french presidents, micron is in gas, which algeria seeking to men strange diplomatic ties between france and its former colony as europe faces is, was to energy crisis in decades. french officials are the visit, is all about politics and improving relations and any deals. however. micron is a company on the trip by kathy mcgregor, the chief executive of a key french utility company in july, italian prime minister mario druggie, made a similar trip to alger area. to negotiate a gas dale, as you were p in country scout, the globe full not to gas sources as an alternative to russian energy. some economic expert, same across visit, is also a gas trip in disguise. franca, algerian relation sour ov

ivanna, and we are in donbas from the west, from europe to the far east of ukraine, where the fight against the invaders against the russian invaders continues petro kuzyku mandri of the freedom battalion, the captain of the national guard of ukraine, we are in touch with mr. peter. good health. glory to ukraine means as much as the president and commander-in-chief of bakhmunt avdiyivka informed us. well, there are still some areas where heavy battles are going on, how heavy are they, what is the situation today you and i meet quite often on the air, it's different, it's easier than a week ago or two weeks ago, eh. what can you say, how much can we talk there? we can optimistically say that there are already signs that is the enemy suffocating or are there any more such signs, unfortunately , unfortunately, we do not see such signs yet, really , but we are working in this specific direction and, well, the battles are not just difficult, they are too difficult , this is due to the fact that they are going you know, there are such protracted periods when an assault was repulsed, an enemy was

possible for georgia, it will also shift the center of gravity of the eu er, to the east from the west of europe, this is another moment, the third, the third moment, he said that er, european germany will help ukraine as much as it needs, that is, there will be no help from ukraine, because until the victory of ukraine as long as the war lasts, so much will be the help, and germany would like to help ukraine's artillery with means of anti-aircraft defense with drones, it was said. so it was also said that europe should remain united, er, that putin would just like to divide europe, he sees it as not united in order to negotiate only for the big eu countries to spill over the small ones and negotiate then russia will be with the big crimea the european union about the fate of fewer countries it says excluded europe is united and will speak with one voice this is also there was such a key message from the german castro i'm still there with you, i understand that there should be an online speech by volodymyr zelenskyi during this meeting, it's already in my opinion the day after tomorrow, it shoul

with china, now we can actually talk about the change in the nature of relations between the west and europe, in particular with china, just recently. for example, here in great britain during the prime ministership of david do you remember this was the golden era of relations with china , here britain was ready to accept any investment from china, trade, work with the economy and so on, the european union concluded a huge agreement on economic cooperation and investment with china but still the agreement has not been ratified, er, china and europe had a particularly quarrel. you can say so because of the opposite assessments of what is happening with the hungarian minority in china, due to other problems, and in particular, the agreement is very symbolic, very revealing, now it is actually frozen , european relations are now very wary to put it mildly , bohdan, as this week also in ukraine , we see that the statements of the chinese ambassador to russia were discussed, where he essentially put the blame for the war in ukraine on the west, what is beijing's current position regarding of a fu

becoming the next, the theme answer we, we see a lot of area is called dry condition all over at west central europe as well as the u. k. d c. so i think more hosting are more concerned the just the before the coming few days, even in germany in areas that were devastated by flooding in 2021. lack of rain is wreaking havoc on the country's main waterway. the rhine lowering water levels of coal shipping disruptions on the river. a major route for products ranging from grain to chemicals to coal. and it has a knock on effect on the economy which is already bracing itself for recession and energy shortages later in the year. this is the worst drought with hit to europe in decades. some say it's the worst in hundreds of years. the results already full cost to be devastating for the continent and an environmental warning for governments to act now, before it's too late. sunday i go al jazeera on ailing beluga whale. the straight into france says river sen has been euthanized during a last ditch rescue attempt. local officials said the decision was made to put the animal down to prevent it from suffering

she sees europe as more than being geographically close to the west. to her, europe is the future. and she's made it her life's mission to fight for it. >> i think that georgia deserves to be a proud member of european union, but i know that there are a lot of problems, today. and that's why i'm also doing my best and just living for these changes. >> mariam geguchadze says one of the problems is georgia's neighbor, russia. she took us to an area where the issue is quite apparent, at the border with the partially-recognized separatist republic of south ossetia. most of the international community views the territory in the caucasus mountains as part of georgia. it proclaimed independence 30 years ago, but heavily relies on russian aid. russian money controls south ossetia. the russian military is stationed there. and after russia's attack on ukraine, georgians fear they may be next. [dog barking] >> it took two and a half hours to reach the destination. the village of cadueti lies right on the border with south ossetia. and the people complain the border here changes constantly. th

she sees europe as more than being geographically close to the west. to her, europe is the future. and she's made it her life's mission to fight for it. >> i think that georgia deserves to be a proud member of european union, but i know that there are a lot of problems, today. and that's why i'm also doing my best and just living for these changes. >> mariam geguchadze says one of the problems is georgia's neighbor, russia. she took us to an area where the issue is quite apparent, at the border with the partially-recognized separatist republic of south ossetia. most of the international community views the territory in the caucasus mountains as part of georgia. it proclaimed independence 30 years ago, but heavily relies on russian aid. russian money controls south ossetia. the russian military is stationed there. and after russia's attack on ukraine, georgians fear they may be next. [dog barking] >> it took two and a half hours to reach the destination. the village of cadueti lies right on the border with south ossetia. and the people complain the border here changes constantly. th

bloggers, uh, they got some unknown or little-known bloggers who would talk about the fact that the west and europe getting tired of supporting ukraine, this is the maximum, this is the maximum, the russian people, russia is now doing now with us. we will now listen to the president's address of ukraine of volodymyr zelenskyi and let's return to the conversation of ukrainians these days recalling the russian war against georgia in 2008, many conversations about the prerequisites of that war, about its consequences, about how that year's refusal to provide ukraine, georgia's action plan regarding membership in nato increased the audacity of the russian leadership, but still, the war at that time has not yet become history, it has not completely receded into the past, so it is necessary to talk so much about what was and what can be done. the challenges of that time are very relevant now and not only due to the fact that the threat of further russian aggression in this part of the caucasus still exists . bringing to justice any aggressors in 2008, 2014, 22, which began in these years, different scale

the west and europe, look at what i don't have before, for me the example of germany showed me the mostwe didn't talk about the key position of the european university of germany as the largest state as an economic engine as a significantly politically dominant power and despite the fact that germany is changing slowly but not quite radically, this is not the same germany when it is all about ukraine or the attitude towards ukraine, it is based on the data of germany that was before and germany when on february 24 and one march seam in favor of ukraine, the question of whether leader, if we use this, which of our equals will use this? well, that's a good question. we'll use your opinion . post-war ukrainian society will perceive itself, and there are already many options here. it's true that you and i don't know exactly how this war will end, we don't we know and you know i will give an example from history why i am afraid of this one we remember one you once at the beginning of the war talked about taxes among other things the soviet war so i think the analogy is good and we can contin

ukrainians themselves at some point decide to settle but i don't think that it will be that the west or europeug from them. this week, joe biden has been getting some stuff done, announced that he was committing to several billion dollars in aid, that is a lot of aid to throw forward and commit the next congress to when he is not sure he is going to have control of congress. but this is him putting a marker down to the western alliance as well. i agree with you polly. but i very much doubt that the pain reported from ukraine. i have reported from there a couple of times men as a nation being born, which is the amazing thing. i cannot imagine them ever suing. they will have to be dragged, kicking and screaming and that might happen, but the ukrainians themselves want russia out. even russian—speaking people... they don't want this. they don't want the aggression that has visited them and they do not want the destruction of their cities. it has to end sometime, one way or another, whether in five years or, god help us, in a ten years. they will have to end somehow, as you say, it is a stalemate.

yes, alexander arkadyevich is another example of how he negotiates with the west, especially with europems, they agreed not to circumstances. such force majeure did not happen that there was a reason to refuse, well, sometimes, yes, circumstances. they change drastically, nothing has changed. they are simply because of political considerations, and do not want to fulfill them, but it seems to me that the goal is obviously to put pressure on serbia by the navucic so that he is a more compliant threat of a military conflict, a and hmm, due to his position, first of all, a on sanctions on our relationship. but e nato is still nato in europe, the threat of a military conflict was some kind of reaction. and well, as always, the forces for kosoy, which are made up of nato contingents, are reacting, reacting, reacting. uh, very formal. yes , they are present with everything, but uh, in this case, as before, in this case, in general, they, uh, you can say, are serving a number. we have long paid attention to the fact that these forces, which were created on the basis of or within the framework o

g g, m thinking, it's also all rubbing their area from resources as they tend to do from the west, poor europe. what really do we know they have these resources and so they are show our guns. and so i think they have to do everything they can in their minds to get hands on their resources in the r h might be a way of helping the west in their sense, made a predicament by being so arrogant and right out stupid. ah, french president macaroni in gas, which algeria speaking to men, strange diplomatic ties between france and its former colony as your faces. it's worse to energy crisis in decades. french officials that the visit is all about politics and improving relations and not energy deals. however, the crown is accompanied on the trade fight, kathy mcgregor, the chief executive of a key french utility company in july, italian prime minister and maria maria monkey made a similar trip to ontario to negotiate a gas deal in countries. scale the global natural gas sources as no turn it to russian energy. some economic expert, same across visit, is also a gas trip in disguise. franco oh, jerry, in r