within nato, every country _ safer. within nato, every country has _ safer.every country has a _ safer. within nato, every country has a veto. - safer. within nato, everyl country has a veto. turkey safer. within nato, every- country has a veto. turkey had some reservations and the beginning of the day the two sides seemed a long way apart. president erdogan, starting to talk about things like opening a doorfor turkey to eu membership before sweden then is allowed to open the door into a nato membership. eu and nato, of course, completely separate organisations. that was the start of the day but at end of the day, jens stoltenberg, making that announcement, and there has been some significant reaction from several politicians who are here. joe biden, welcoming it. the german foreign minister saying it's good news from vilnius. and, of course, the swedish government saying it's a good day for sweden. so that seems to be one issue of membership well and truly settled. there is a little detail, though. just because recep tayyip erdogan has agreed that sweden can

well, effectively, for ukraine, the ultimate security lies within nato.won't happen pretty quickly. that certainly won't happen when there is a conflict going on with russia. this g7 commitment, a group of seven wealthy countries, have come together effectively said, up until and when that nato membership happens, we are going to provide a way to guarantee long—term security of ukraine. through things like providing military support, equipment, training, intelligence, coordination, cyber security. 50 certainly something to be welcomed by president zelensky. but, this isn't the same as a security guarantee in the sense that you get from make nato. any attack on one country is effectively an attack on all. you don't get that from this g7 long—term security commitments. that is why there is stress today from rishi sunak, for example, this is a high point and support for ukraine, yes, but this is not a substitute for ukraine being in nato. it's an important point of emphasis. rishi sunak has been speaking in the last hour or so with phrases like that, but he

and uh, the front is asking and uh, russia is constantly doing some new things we see that even within nato, changes are constantly taking place, we see how the position of the president of turkey, erdoğan, has changed and how he decided to present himself as a politician who is actually a movement of history and unexpectedly said that he will stand on the side of ukraine's membership in nato i.e everything is constantly changing, everyone is constantly trying to mean, on the one hand, to give up responsibility , on the other hand, the understanding that something must be done, it is there, but it is about the understanding that the only thing worth doing is ukraine's membership in nato, but it is not there , that is, i am constantly these days i am talking to my colleagues from various german tech companies, and everyone is saying that and how can we determine and solve this? there is probably such a guarantee. there is probably such a guarantee, or whether there is such a mechanism. in any case, the european expeditionary forces should probably offer you some kind of bilateral agreement o

he pushed back saying there is unity within nato. are moving quickly enough. the long term. support for ukraine is there and undiminished. he used this phrase. rejuvenated nature of nato. he said russia and their actions has rejuvenated nato. i get a sense from that meeting that was held this afternoon that there was held this afternoon that there was a renewed focus and renewed interest and a renewed pressure. one of those pressures, notjust on russia externally, but to raise defence spending within nato countries. to at least 2% of the national gdp. only a third of nato countries also route that. no latvia, given its geography, is spending more to 3%. he looked to germany for example for historical reasons will stop germany spend the on the military has been down. that is now changing as it is such a big economy. once that gets up and running we will feel the difference. thank you for bringing us the latest from that nato summit. around the world and across the uk what you were watching bbc news. one firm, less than half a mile dow

how do you do kind of politics with in your, within nato as a nato member? this is one of the things we'll of course be following in the political and research world is how does finland's natal profile evolve over the coming months and years? charlie sloane, this pastor knack with a finish institute of foreign affairs. thank you so much. thank you. are turning to other news and the united nations human rights office says it has found evidence of a mass grave and suzanne's west star for region. at least 87 people were buried there. last month, the un office says it has credible information that the break away rapids afford forces, parent military and their allies carried out the massacre. as, as many of the bird people belonged to the non air of ethnic mas, solid group, their bodies were dumped into shallow graves. near the city of elgin, 9 a ethnic violence has escalated a recent weeks with rival military factions at war for months. now save them are gone, go as a spokesperson for the u. n. human rights office in nairobi and i asked him for more details abou

and i do know that out of the countries within nato, that's on hesitant, some odd, even though pausing to actually ukraine joining nato. so i don't think this is going to happen, but i expect that we are going to come with the same uh, all the propaganda and support the statements of basically express. and i did this to supply you could and was more weapons of various sorts, which could only for a long to the well, the lord and ukraine. and so that it complicates conditions the and then the child says for a peaceful that a little got a solution to the crisis. so what plato is doing, what by then is doing what the other members of nature are doing is actually putting the legs can do, could in, in the corner force into their own conditions on this board is easy. who has no say in getting what is going and they gain hayes no more than a phone on a chess board being moved by the americans, deputies and others. as far as i know, the united states and jim minneapolis or i guess you'll clean the joining nato at least in the foreseeable future, because the steel clinton is uh, actually in the

it will affect exactly i think it will be affected by whether or not to transfer this decision within the nato country and its owners that it is time to transfer . i think now is a chance for russia to think again about whether it can continue to carry out the war, mr. roman, thank you very much for this activation, roman kostenko, secretary of the parliamentary committee on national security, defense and intelligence , people's deputy of ukraine, colonel of the sbu, was a guest of our broadcast, we are not amazon, the minister of defense of great britain, which was already mentioned by our cosmen zoryana stepanenko today - ben voles advised ukraine to pay more attention to gratitude with the help of the event, recalling how he went to ukraine last year. to quote, to get a list of weapons that should be bought , he said this on the sidelines of the nato summit in the lithuanian capital vilnius, writes gardin. so ben voles commented on president zelensky's sharp reaction to the absence clear deadlines for ukraine's accession to nato, no matter what, but people want to see a little more gratitud

>> again, it's just a subset within the wider nato organization.ifferent level decision-making process and deliberation of the simplest way to put it. >> and we may see some live pictures again, some of the events in this hour of the washington journal. plenty of colors for you gentlemen already. we will go to john force in michigan. independent, good morning. you are on with bryant sadler and ben friedman. >> good morning. yeah, the thing i was thinking about his now with having sweden in their, sweden has got some very nice fighter jets, from what i've heard. as well as also, when it comes to this deal over there in ukraine, they still haven't gotten prigozhin figured out, where he is. i would imagine he's still in there doing some thinking -- happens to go off to the east and still bring some other troops. i still think he's mad at putin, so they might end up being potentially a war sign off to the east and potentially going after moscow. and that might end up bringing some of the fighters away from the ukraine border and potentially give a bett

prime minister, you i foresee ukraine joining nato within a year— foresee ukraine joining nato within you to raise taxes _ economists at urging you to raise taxes to— economists at urging you to raise taxes to help inflation. | economists at urging you to raise taxes to help inflation. ijust taxes to help inflation. i 'ust want to mi taxes to help inflation. i 'ust want to point out i taxes to help inflation. i 'ust want to point out what i taxes to help inflation. i 'ust want to point out what i've h taxes to help inflation. ijust want to point out what i've said | want to point out what i've said about the nato membership, about what this will represent an significant moment on the genitals membership. that is very clear from today's summit, that people's view of ukraine is that it should be a member of nato. that is what you've heard loud and clear out of the summit. you heard what i said about president zelensky pub smack you. with regards to combating inflation, in regards to my comments on public sector pay, the government has a responsibility to approach... all the decisions we

like a lot of other issues within nato's own leadership or leaders. and i think what, what, what we've made me, we shouldn't be so surprised because if you know that all the wars of the u. s. has been leading or fighting, that seems to be something they won't be lost or left to withdrawal. so why do we be surprised that if you agree to chaos enough k as in ukraine, you leave because you might have gotten something else you need it. the problem here is that the, we need some leadership in the western world that does not think of a war as and confrontation and sanctions on demon. i'd say sion and strengthening it'd be easier and worse as the main kind of of foreign policy is totally outdated . as i said, i'm, i knew was an i stated at that time 30 years ago, pulled down. they told me because it was all packed and the soviet union has disappeared. and that was advice on that. but that time i'll be alliance. therefore, the written, the original data today of the lines is only one thing and one word expansion expansion. it has nothing to bring to the world

a little balanced and how we look at this just on the subject of coordination within your open, within nato, or just to go back of the pointers. during the i bought from supposing the opening of anita or liaison office in japan, why is front against this or i think the broader point of the need to engage mandating. we have to look at how the crucial lesson being learned in europe. that the experiences of dealing with an authoritative in russia will be similar to those of china and europe. she didn't make the same mistake of being over dependent on china and critical sectors as it was russia. and so i think in, on that argument, european countries are on the same level, but when it comes to their china for to see this still their relationship with china, how much do they want to push? and therefore somehow more cautious than others. me to do, we are expecting to see that and trying to strategy in germany that could also, you know, need to some clarifications but i think it remains to be seen where the chips would fall on european china policies and china approaches. until that time we would

what does this tell us about unity, all this unity within nato. i think that there were still do they have very different approaches. so our analysis on what could happen if you grade were invited to right away. ready next year, without this conditional precondition of war ending at the purchase in different capitals, we have different strategic cultures. we have different assessments and the baltic states. we view that the membership would actually help to the end will sooner rather than drag, need to enter into a large scale consultation because parents machine does not have this trends, no willingness to come from nato directly. and they are always full when facing the show strength. uh, and then voltage states were convinced that the business summit must become such a show of strength and results by, by whole data allies. now, in washington, in berlin, where the habits so for at the restraint of office collision avoidance, a very deeply entrenched uh, the, of course, the instance off like a different washington in mentor to golf as the to it's

all does unity within nato? i think that there was still do have very different approaches. so our analysis on what could happen if you grade were invited right away. ready next year, without this conditional precondition of war ending as good as in different capitals, we have different strategic cultures. we have different assessments and the baltic states. we view that the membership would actually help to the end will sooner rather than drag, need to enter into a large scale consultation because parents machine does not have this trends, no willingness to can from nato directly. they are always full when facing the show strength. uh, and voltage stays with convinced that the business summit must become such a show of strength and results by old nato allies down in washington in berlin, where the habits saw for at the restraint of office collision avoidance a very deeply entrenched other. of course, the instant saw select a different and washington admitted a golf as the 2 it's, it's the most popular country in the largest and most apart from the top of the ally. and of co

we touched upon the key aspects of our cooperation within nato, particularly regarding preparation for the summit and lithuania. during our conversation, i raised the issue of ukraine's invitation to the blog. i was pleased to hear the president say that you craned deserves to become a member of nato, that all of them would show anchor in moscow have a strong working relationship. but so far, the kremlin hasn't made a public comment on turkey's willingness to work with keith. but that might change once vladimir put and makes his schedule visit to turkey next month. i mean by russia is believed to be finalizing the transport of nuclear weapons to the data, to the office, close allied by levels. the state's leader, alexander lucas shanker, has played down previous comments that he would not hesitate to use nuclear weapons if necessary. but he now says he's confident they will never be new to the mixed messaging been literally gone for to cran, nato, and by the roots as neighbors. fellow roosters leader, alexander lucas shingle, takes possession of the nuclear weapons in miniature form. s

what does this tell us about unity all does unity within nato? i think that there was still do have very different approaches. so our analysis on what could happen if you grade were invited to right away or will next year without this conditional precondition of war ending as good as in different capitals. we have different strategic cultures. we have different assessments and the baltic states. we view that the membership would actually help to the end will sooner rather than drag nate. ready into into a large scale consultation because parents machine does not have this trends, no willingness to come from nato directly. they are always full when facing the show strength. uh and then the baltic states were convinced that the business summit must become such a show strengthened results by old nato allies down in washington in berlin where they had been sold for at the restraint. busy of office collation avoidance, a very deeply entrenched uh though of course, the incident soft like the different and washington in mentor golf as the to it's, it's

my advocate, we interests, and we touched upon the key aspects of our cooperation within nato, particularly regarding preparation for the summit and lithuania. during our conversation, i raised the issue of ukraine's invitation to the blog. i was pleased to hear the president say that ukraine deserves to become a member of nato and are one of them. would show uncle moscow have a strong working relationship. but so far, the kremlin hasn't made a public comment on turkey's willingness to work with keith. but that might change once vladimir putin makes a schedule visit to turkey next month. a ration disability to be finalized on the transfer of nuclear weapons to the territory of its close allied fellers. the state lead. uh, i think so i'm 90 percent who has played down previous comments that he would not hesitate to use nuclear weapons if necessary. he now says he's confident they will never be needed. that mixed messaging brings that's all come forward to ukraine, nato. and but i was just in a best feller who's this leader, alexander lucas. shank go, takes possession of a nuclear weapons in

of countries within nato. and that's on hesitant some odd even though pausing to actually you in joining nato. so i don't think this is going to happen by you expect that's we are going to come with the same uh all the propaganda and support the statements of the basically express. and i didn't this to supply you could and was more of what tens of various sorts which could only for a longer well the lord in ukraine. and so the complicates conditions and then the child says for a peaceful dialogue, a solution to the crisis. so what plato is doing, what to buy than is doing a lot to other members of near to doing is actually putting the zalinski on dual credit in the corner. so for send to the wrong conditions on this for as easy. who has no say indian, what is going in the game is no more than a phone on a chessboard being moved by the americans, that birds and others are to the united nations in new york. now as a un security council meeting, focusing on the node stream pipeline, sabotage is on the way by russi

it will be organized within nato there is no consensus about ukraine's joining this organization. the president of ukraine, who was invited to the meetings of the nato headquarters this week , accused the organization of dishonesty. in recent days, the chancellor of germany said last week that his country is against ukraine's membership in the current situation. the nato summit will be held in lithuania today and tomorrow. the russian ministry of defense has published pictures that show that the ukrainian military convoy has been trapped by the russian military. according to the reports, this military convoy is trying to advance towards the lands controlled by russia in eastern ukraine, which was neutralized by the reaction of the russian army and a number of ukrainian military equipment was destroyed . since last month, the counter-attack in the lands controlled by russia has started. it is not going well for this country either, but robert kennedy jr. said that ukraine has no way to defeat russia in the next year's presidential election in the united states, and added that europe

there are deep splits over this within nato, but europeans in particular cannot be too critical of thed states because there are such problems in the supply of arms to the front line at the moment. >> you are exactly right. what adds complexity to this quandary is that it is a ukrainian request to use these weapons. you will have the unintended consequences of ukrainian casualties. that is the bad part about these balm -- bombs. this is a tough one. i think all the countries respect thu.s. opinion. they are going to criticize it, but it is not going to change. >> obviously, it is a two day eting in lithuania. 31 narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. and by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: pediatric surgeon. volunteer. topiary artist. a raymond james financial advisor tailors advice to help you

it looks like zelensky's dissatisfaction within nato is increasingly carballing his political statements influence is now nothing more than an attempt to push the closed door for him to insist on this public gesture of joining nato . it seems reckless to play into the hands of russia. . and it's not good for ukraine to reassure the guests from kiev, the entire alliance tried . so the head of the pentagon in an interview explains lilnichek. did each nato member assured the president of ukraine that his country would join the bloc? asian analysts have a different opinion on this matter , it is quite clear that nato has closed the door for ukraine's entry into the alliance in the near future. this is further evidence that nato only wants to use ukraine to confront russia and not provide it with real protection, so kiev needs to think about when to fight a sustainable peace and end the terrible conflict with russia in other more effective ways of an alliance similar to the ukraine conflict. on and plans, namely to continue pumping up the kiev amendments to the budget of cuts or the terminati

procedural problems that need to be solved , there are a number of weaknesses and bureaucratic, etc. within natoo be reformed in order for it to be effective. nato at the end of the russian-ukrainian war on the third component on which ukraine talks about security guarantees that at the moment before joining nato there must be a certain transit stage in which ukraine has additional security guarantees and whether either of an allied nature, or an ally outside nato of the united states, or a coalition within a part of nato countries. but in order not to create a security vacuum, so that ukraine does not fall back into the situation of alya, a buffer between the east and the north atlantic bloc, these are the statements of volodymyr zelenskyi about the fact that he will not go to the nato summit in vilnius if the alliance lacks the possibility to invite ukraine to the block and how much they can realize these things i don't know what russia is like and what threats the warning is dangerous defiantly but brave tactics of almost blackmail or tough negotiations with nato countries regarding the desir

it there are concerns within nato that military strikes within russia might lead to further escalationat is the solution? in the last hour, the u.s. confirmed it will be sending cluster munitions to ukraine, not a palpable situation to many observers. while these weapons to carry a risk to civilians, they are less of a risk to bystanders because u.s. bombs have a lower failure rate than those used by russia. jake sullivan said there would be a much greater rest of the country if russia is allowed to advance. >> artillery is at the core of this conflict. ukraine is firing thousands of rounds a day to defend against russia and to support its own efforts to retake its sovereign territory. we have provided ukraine with a historic amount of artillery rounds. we are ramping up domesc production of these rounds. we have seen increases in production. this will continue to ke time. it will be critical to provide a bridge of supplies while our production has ramped up. we will not leave ukraine defenseless. russia has been using clustered munitions is the start of the war to attack ukraine. russ

lots of strategic, military issues within nato, quite separate from ukraine but certainly focused towardsre, clearly it is made up of lots of european countries, canada, the us as well, but it's about global global democracies puzzle banding together and trying to send signals of unity and that is exact what ursula von der leyen was doing early amid a everybody has understood that this is more than the war that russia unleashed against ukraine, it is the question of who we are what the rules are globally. we do never want to accept that might makes right. we are determined to defend the international law, the un charter, and this is what unites us here in vilnius. let's bring my colleague zhanna bezpiatchuk back in. i want to talk about how this summit is going to be viewed in russia, because i've been reading a little bit of the reporting about how the russian media have been covering this, one angle that than they have been pointing towards is that all the attention on ukraine and talking about other issues, they are saying, is a way of not talking about the failure of ukraine's counter

how do you do kind of politics with in your, within nato as a nato member? this is one of the things will, of course, be following in the poll. political and research world is how does finland's natal profile evolve over the coming months in years or at least along his pastor and act with the finish institute of foreign affairs. thank you so much. thank you for now, the other news and the united nations human rights office says it has found evidence of a mass grave and so don's west star for region. at least $87.00 people were buried there last month. and you and office says it has credible information that the break away rapids support forces paramilitary under allies carried out the massacre . as, as many of the bird people belong to, the non air of ethnic, most solid group, for bodies were dumped into shallow graves, near the city of elgin 9. now, i think violence has escalated in recent weeks with rival military factions at war for months now. safe not gone. go as a spokesperson for the you and human rights office in nairobi and i asked him a short while

all countries within nato across the board to support ukraine joining nato across the board to supportnato. the question is the timing. there is no chance of ukrainejoining whilst is the timing. there is no chance of ukraine joining whilst the war with russia is ongoing, but president zelensky once a firm commitment to a timeline, a speedy process when the work finishes. there are some hesitancy to commit to exactly what president zelensky is asking for. that will be discussed at the formal and informal meetings around the summit. ukraine clearly a dominating issue. i want to pick through exactly why it is so crucial and important and we can speak now to sir adam thompson, former british diplomat. so what do you make, then, of these demands by president zelensky, using the word absurd, saying it would demands by president zelensky, using the wo not )surd, saying it would demands by president zelensky, using the wo not to rd, saying it would demands by president zelensky, using the wo not to have aying it would demands by president zelensky, using the wo not to have a ing it would deman

borders to join nato actually from many people's point of view within nator those treading carefully, having ukraine in a live war situation with the invasion of russia on the el sadoppl borders of nato,a the rules regarding the membership what the lithuanian president is saying with the war time with ukraine and what it looks like post-war time. i want to state article v of the nato charter says attack on one is an attack on all. if you took it to the natural conclusion, of course, if, indeed, we saw nato allowing ukraine to join while at war, in fact, that would mean that nato was in conflict directly with the russians as well i can hear the lithuanian president talking about the geographical situation on the borders. this is being held on the border of belarus which shares a border with lithuania it is 30 kilometers here from vilnus it looks like a couple of wagner fighters have found safe haven within the belarusian borders. now do we feel safer now no the security situation has potentially deteriorated let's listen to a couple questions. >> how close co

it should be noted that there is no consensus within nato about ukraine joining this organization . ident of ukraine, who was invited to the nato summit week, has made this organization dishonest . ukraine made its official request last year. i made a proposal to join nato, and the differences between members of this organization have increased in recent days. the chancellor of germany said last week that his country is against ukraine's membership in the current situation. the summit of nato leaders will be held tomorrow and the day after tomorrow in lithuania. russian ministry of defense pictures publish which shows that the ukrainian military convoy was trapped by the russian soldiers and according to the reports of the military convoy was trying to advance to the lands controlled by russia in the east of ukraine, the reaction of the russian army destroyed all these houses and a number of military equipment and minerals. in the past, the counter-offensive has started in the territories controlled by russia, the president of ukraine recently stated that the country's attack is not

although, of course, nato standards must be achieved within the country, that's what's important.thank you, mr. volodymyr. on the youtube platform for those who are currently watching us and on social networks , please like this video, subscribe to our social pages, and read our news on the espresso tv website the most up-to-date news from ukraine in the world front chronicle everything is on our website espresso tv further we are in touch yevgenia kravchuk - people's deputy of ukraine from the servant of the people deputy head of the committee on humanitarian and information policy ms. evgenia glad to see you on our air thank you for joining let's let's start with the results of the first day of the free site, quite dramatic, such was the beginning of it, the leaders of the north atlantic alliance were going to agree on the resolution of the representatives of ukraine, at that moment, president zelenskyy was not there in at that time he was just moving to vilnius and made a statement that it is not possible to decide the future of ukraine without ukraine , what do you think, cons

breakthrough that would exceed all expectations, but considering the situation that has developed within nato when such decisions are made there about inviting ukraine, they are made by full consensus . this is, by the way, a question for many organizations about a full concert ukraine, of course, you can say, to a certain extent , it is disappointed with such a slowness of the alliance . that it is official, and it is already in the document and in stondberg's statements, we can officially forget about the bureaucracy of the membership action plan, because what is the membership action plan , this is the plan for the membership plan well, it is clear that the criteria are still there for membership, but the excess bureaucracy will go away, and from this process, it is definitely important to create this council that will work directly between ukraine and nato . additional aid packages, because this is what is needed, as they say underground, yes, on the battlefield, macron has already announced the supply of long-range missiles, this is actually an analogue of storm shadow , which we receive

it is likely that the current strife within nato is nothing more than a theater of a military bloc simplyeficial to everyone, except for kiev, of course, from its allies, as usual, just an illusion. win. now a short advertisement of him, what will happen next on our air? ukraine even assembles their drones by itself lead, who is already hiding dollars in his pocket under the guise of breaking the grain deal.

you are absolutely right, but made such a mini revolution within nato because traditionally nato worksato is acting in the interest of erdogan. in addition, he illustrates really. here is the monstrous scale of double standards within the european union , which positions itself as ector's standard, since it means a normative entity that acts only in accordance with erdogan's rules and values. now everyone is called authoritarian leader, especially in the european union, but by the decree of joe biden the european union, agrees to grant a visa-free regime to authoritarian turkey to expand with it and deepen the free trade area and so on. this is how decisions are made in the collective west. well, another important decision of today's summit, and in this vilnius , is the approval of three military action plans of regional military action plans. and as for their own conduct of a large conflict, primarily with russia and these plans, as jens stoltenberg wrote in their article in forino face relates to the deployment of the armed forces of the nato countries , the creation of the appropria

after the end of the russian war, the times wrote that there is another category of people who say within natoders who say that it is better to tell ukraine that in the event that there is a military threat against it, a military invasion, then nato countries will either jointly or somehow separately provide it with military support that is, they will fight for her, and we will now discuss precisely these military issues with you. i would like to hear your opinion regarding the political aspect of these two decisions for us, which perhaps we can hear in vilnius, that is, for us, what is more important after all, it was in order to send such a message to russia that he will never come to us again in his life, in fact the first does not exclude the second, on the contrary, to give us the means to defend ourselves, this is one side, and it is very important to get a commitment about the fact that this will not be the subject of further negotiations, but let's now talk about tanks and now about airplanes. and what we actually need is that sometimes this model is called israeli, but it is not very

what is nato so afraid of, and who within nato is afraid? >> i completely agree with konstantin.irst of all, it's about the position of the american leader. we were extremely thankful and grateful to joe biden for providing all the support and basically taking a direct position. but on this particular one it sounded like a continuation of an absolutely failed obama policy. tomorrow during the inaugural meeting of the ukraine nato council, there will be quite an open conversation about knowing the temperament of our president. nicole: some argue it is not in nato's best interest to grant membership to ukraine. what would ukraine bring to the table in exchange for the alliance potentially risking all at war with russia? -- all-out war with russia? olexander: we are speaking about opening a door and finding something more tangible or clear than all these mantras from the past that turned out to be shallow and empty. nicole: but why should you become a member? sorry to interrupt you there. olexander: excuse me? nicole: why should ukraine become a member? what would they bring into th

it is likely that this time within nato, nothing more than a theater , the military bloc is simply implementing a scheme that is beneficial to everyone, except, of course, kiev , as usual, has been deprived of an illusion by its allies. help now short commercial it that will be on our air? now kiev is collecting marine drones for the fleet. ukraine is even going to produce itself and who is already hiding dollars in his pocket under the guise of breaking the grain deal. the french wanted to do everything possible to prevent a war. my grandfather always considered an alliance with russia as the main condition for more than 20,000 people on biblo day during the great patriotic war. we are at a very dangerous moment in human history, what is happening in ukraine now, then the lessons of goebbels textbook 2018, edition june 22 marked as the beginning of the german-soviet war. well , ukraine has nothing to do with the lessons of the past. otherwise, we will repeat it politicians who use speculators from history understand the decision on the basis. lenfilm launched the african film festival in the h

at all what ukrainian president zelenskyy has been demanding and it reveals lingering divisions within nato, with the u.s. and germany among those blocking ukraine from joining the alliance now, where all nato members need to be in agreement. earlier today, zelenskyy made his frustrations clear, calling nato's position absurd he's going to be face-to-face with president biden here tomorrow still, the white house, tom, is already touting this summit as a success, with turkey's president dropping his opposition to sweden's bid to join nato another example, president biden's advisers say, that russia's invasion of ukraine has backfired. tom? >> all right, peter alexander with a lot of new reporting for us peter, we appreciate it >>> back here at home, to washington, executives of the pga tour were grilled today at a u.s. senate hearing. they defended their controversial plan to merge with saudi arabia's liv golf here's ryan nobles >> reporter: tonight, the pga tour under pressure. >> today's hearing is about much more than the game of golf, it's about how a brutal, repressive regime can buy in

us today showed a huge a threat to the existence of russia as a f—ing state as for the partners within natoy that there is only one, where there is a real joint action there, one of the smoothest in fact in recent times and the pros of ukraine did not make a single such joint decision that would really affect you, so poland is oriented towards those allies whose security is the best image related to security in poland plus support before of the entire united states, it is necessary to understand that the united states well, how would you show the midnight military and 30 billion dollars and the united states 850 germany 50 so that the proportions here are huge and in fact this is me and the solution today in them the state determines uh 90% uh what we call without piotr, we are now talking about the statements of the first persons, yes poland , we understand that they care about their country and their citizens, i want to talk about the citizens of ukraine, like no one else, they know what putin is capable of, what his troops are not capable of stops if the dictator says something about som

and who within nato is afraid is, 1st of all, it's about the position whole, the american leader. and so we were extremely saffel and grateful to jo by them of so was providing the supports and all the necessary, you know, uh uh, to basically taking the right position on, on how to be player nations. but in this particular point, it sounds a little bit like continuation over absolutely failed obama policy and the st. tomorrow during the um, you know, role meeting will the credit and they to the council. they will do is wide open conversation about it and knowing the temperaments of our president, the, till bases of discussion tomorrow. and then some argue that it's not in nato's best interest to grant membership to ukraine. one ukraine bring to the table in exchange for the alliance, potentially risking an all out war with russia. but nobody's speaking about bringing you cream right now because of the war with russell. we're speaking about so opening a door and opening and finding some something more tangible and clear that all these, you know monstrous from the bass. that turns o

and who within nato is afraid? spell i completely agree, wisconsin team. i think the depaulo, 1st of all, it's about the position who american leader and so we were extremely saffel and grateful to jo by them. uh, uh, who was providing the supports and all the necessary, you know, uh uh, basically taking the right position on, on how to be player nations. but in this particular point, it sounds, it's a little bit like continuation over absolutely failed to obama policy and the st. tomorrow, during the um, no roll meeting. will the claim nature council, they will do is wide open conversation about it and knowing the temperaments of our president the til basically is a discussion tomorrow. and there's some argue that it's not in nato's best interest to grant membership to ukraine. what one ukraine bring to the table in exchange for the alliance, potentially risking an all out war with russia. but nobody's speaking about bringing new cream right now because of the war with russia. we're speaking about so opening a door and opening and finding some something m