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and it requires countries, it recognizes including lithuania to back, this one china policy. now one of europe, smallest member states, is experiencing the repercussions of its decision in the form of sanctions and blocked import. the european union says that's economic bullying, measures or threats to the integrity of that you single market, self exit interview, trade, you supply change and say hello, negative effect on you industry. this is why we are stepping forward to the front of you. you should rights now today we are bringing the case of the w tool. china's imports from lithuania have dropped by around 90 percent products like pharmaceuticals, lasers, electronics, and food are being blocked at the docks. brussels is also looking into claims that china has pressured other european companies to remove lithuanian commodities from their own supply chains. and they've started drafting new regulations, ones that would allow them to retaliate against foreign governments attempting to undermine europe's economy. now purch portugal has been a major destination for remote worke

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member lithuania. it agreed, the taiwanese diplomatic office in the capital vilios would bear the name taiwan and not chinese taipei. beijing considers taiwan to be part of its territory. now the e. u is accusing china of holding up exports from lithuania at its border. these measures are a threat to the integrity of the eel, single market sale. fix that enter, you trade and you supply chains and say, hell, a negative effect on your industry. this is why we are stepping forward to defend a use rights. and to date, we are bringing the case of to the w t o julie today and the when he should come true. and he, the issue between china and lithuania is a political one not. and he cannot make one when the situation is the result of lithuania acting in bad faith. that hurts chinese interests. it's not a matter of china exerting pressure. on lithuania, it's a bilateral issue between the 2 countries and not something between china and the again, the shoppers in turkey can't look forward to lower prices anytime

this is a case that relates to the distortion of history in lithuania. and in particular, the glorification of certain nazi collaborators or agents in lithuania. so what we are doing now on behalf of the applicant who took the law suits in lithuania, is making a petition to the united nations human rights committee. and in deals with issues about their right to truth and about the protection against what we might called forms of defamation that are related to the denial of historical fact. they have tried very hard to change the narrative of world war 2 in the house was and i went to why only in eastern europe, that collaboration with the nazis include participation, a systematic mass market. you take a contract with when you get 220000 jews live there. under that, jackie patient, 212000 were murdered. there were less than a 1000 germans in lithuania during the that's the occupation. and in 90 percent of those jews was shot near their homes and it was a very labor intensive operation. so how on earth could they murder 212000 jews? it's a if they didn't h

of certain nazi collaborators or agents in lithuania. so what we are doing now on behalf of the applicant who took the law suits in lithuania, is making a petition to the united nations human rights committee. and in deals with issues about their right to truths and about the protection against what we might call forms of defamation that are related to the denial of historical fact. they have tried very hard to change the narrative of world war 2 in the house was and i went to why only in eastern europe, that collaboration with the nazis include participation, a systematic mass market. you take a contract with wayne, you get 220000 jews, live there under. that's the occupation. 2 112000 were murdered, still less than a 1000 germans in lithuania during the that the occupation and in 90 percent of those jews were shacked. mere their homes and it was a very labor intensive operation. so how on earth could they murder 212000 jews if they didn't have help? such falsification of history and lithuania is nothing new. several monuments across th

of certain nazi collaborators or agents in lithuania. so what we are doing now on behalf of the applicant who took the law suits in lithuania, is making a petition to the united nations human rights committee. and in deals with issues about their right to truth and about the protection against what we might call forms of defamation that are related to the denial of historical fact touch. falsification of history and lithuania is nothing new. several monuments across the country pay tribute to another anti communist hero eunice, no rica that he was in fact a war criminal who was personally responsible for ordering the murder of thousands of lithuanian jews as cooperated by none other than his own granddaughter who investigated the official cover up by the vilnius government in her book, how i discovered my grandfather was a war criminal. while my grandfather's role in the holocaust has been painful enough to discover what has been equally painful was the discovery of the lithuanian gover. winston iowa. his role in the holocaust, this is t

of certain nazi collaborators or agents in lithuania. so what we are doing now on behalf of the applicant who took the law suits in lithuania, is making a petition to the united nations human rights committee. and in deals with issues about their right to truths and about the protection against what we might call forms of defamation that are related to the denial of historical fact. they have tried very hard to change the narrative of world war 2 in the house was and i went you why only in eastern europe, that collaboration with the nazis include participation, a systematic mass market. you take a contract with wayne, your 220000 jews lived there under that, jackie patient, 212000 were murdered. there were less than a 1000 germans in lithuania during the that the occupation and in 90 percent of those jews was shot near their homes and it was a very labor intensive operation. so how on earth could they murder 212000 jews? it's a if they didn't have help. such falsification of history in lithuania is nothing new. several monuments across t

of certain nazi collaborators or agents in lithuania. so what we are doing now on behalf of the applicant who took the law suits in lithuania, is making a petition to the united nations human rights committee. and in deals with issues about their right to truths and about the protection against what we might call forms of defamation that are related to the denial of historical fact. they have tried very hard to change the narrative of world war 2 in the house was and i'll explain to you why only in eastern europe, that collaboration with the nazis include participation, a systematic mass market. you take a contract with wayne, you get 220000 jews live there under that jacket, patient 212000 were murdered. there were less than a 1000 germans in lithuania during the nazi occupation. and in 90 percent of those jews were shut, mere their homes and it was a very labor intensive operation. so how on earth could they murder 212000 jews? it's a if they didn't have help. such falsification of history and lithuania is nothing new. several monument

now, from lithuania, at its border. these measures are threats to the integrity of the single market sale. fix the inter, you trade on your supply chains and say hello a negative effect on your industry. this is why they are stepping forwards to defend your rights. and to date, we are bringing the case to the w t o. to me and then the wind. he should under warranty. the issue between china and lithuania is a political one, not in economic one. when the situation is the result of lithuania acting in bad faith. that hurts chinese interests. it's not a matter of china exerting pressure. on lithuania, it's a bilateral issue between the 2 countries and not something between china and the syrian refugees in lebanon. if i think severe conditions, heavy snow broken, many of the tents in the teva camp as people struggle to secure fuel for heating, many say they are not receiving adequate 8 out of us in our much. we haven't seen snow like this in around 4 years about 70, to 80 centimeters of snow and the whole camp was destroyed.

ah right now, there are lots of rehearsals going on in town as lithuania, over a 1000 events, a plant here that something for every type of culture voucher can us is program is packed with festivals and exhibitions, including a yoko ono retrospective. the e u says the 1500000 euros it spends on europe's capital of culture every year is worth it on his to every euro. we, as the you spend on this project generates 5 more. and from an economic standpoint, the cities develop a higher international profile for these cultural events. and now the capital of culture this year luxemburg ash so outset organizes expect 40 percent more visitors than usual in 2022. her all 3 european capitals of culture, a trying to reinvent themselves. they're all facing a decline in coal industry and all 3, all that countries, 2nd largest city. novi sad and severe is still coming to terms with its past once the city in the austro hungarian empire. it was part of the communist yugoslavia to later nato destroyed the cities bridges during its war. with milosevic regime. the crash, a vast policy macro, where all mig

they are conscious in lithuania, assault set in luxembourg. and novi. sod in serbia. the trio will state a series of spectacular events to showcase europe's artistic diversity. ah right now, there are lots of rehearsals going on and cow nicely through ania over a 1000 events. a plant here does something for every type of culture. voucher can us is program is packed with festivals and exhibitions, including a yoko ono retrospective. the e. u says the 1500000 euros it spends on europe's capital of culture every year is worth it on his to every euro. we is that you spend on this project generates 5 more. and from an economic standpoint, the cities develop a higher international profile through these cultural events. another capital of culture this year, lock some bugs ash, so out that organizes expect 40 percent more visitors than usual in 2022 or all 3 european capitals of culture. a trying to reinvent themselves. they're all facing a decline in coal industry and all 3, all that countries, 2nd largest city. novi sad and severe is still coming to terms with its past once

from lithuania, authorities say they leave voluntarily. lithuania has seen an influx. us neighboring bella. bruce allowed migrants to cross the border in retaliation for you. sanctions an outbreak of bird flew in northern israel has killed more than 5000 cranes. environmental protection minister says it has caused the most serious damage to wildlife in israel's history. as authorities try to contain the spread of the disease, farmers and israel have been forced to slaughter thousands of hundreds of thousands of chickens. re open canyon, palo or anthropologist richard leaky has died at the age of 77. vicki was a world renowned conservationists and fossil hunter is work helped underpin the theory that human evolution began and africa leaky also was celebrated for his work to save for wildlife from coaches and for leading campaigns to destroy tons of elephant ivory around the well children begin returning to school today, following extended holiday breaks with fears of a rise in corona virus infections due to the army from variant england has followed other parts of the u. k. and making

u, as a keys in china holding up exports from lithuania at his border. these measures are threats to the integrity of your single market sale, fix that into your trade on you supply chains, and they have a negative effect on your industry. this is why they are stepping forwards to defend use rights. and today we are bringing the case to the w to to legion the when he should be under warranty. the issue between china and lithuania is a political one not and cannot make one. when the situation is the result of lithuania acting in bad faith, that hurts chinese interests. it's not a matter of china exerting pressure unless wayne ya. it's a bilateral issue between the 2 countries and not something between china and the new. the one on his book is the gentleman a professor in european studies at stanford university in berlin and johnny, it's not from the german capital, it's good to have you with us and i'll just either so thank you. why is it taking so long for the you to get involved in this because this dispute has been going on for some time to be honest,

estonia, latvia, lithuania. that is russia's most secure stable border. russia does not have to worry about an invasion coming from those countries. nato i think should still exist because it has ensured the security and prosperity of the european continent for seven plus decades and as long as countries want to join nato, nato must be doing something right. i would argue that we need to strengthen nato and reassure that the united states will continue to be there. i agree that other countries need to step up and do their job in defense spending, providing support for ukraine and other countries. starting something new, it will be too late. let's keep in mind, ukraine is not a member of nato. it aspires to join but is not a member so it does not get article five security guarantees. host: a lot of calls. john, washington, michigan, independent. caller: i was commenting on a moment of reflection here that in 1990, we were -- nato was 1000 miles from st. petersburg. and now, we are 100. the encroachment is going to cause -- that would definitely cause tensi

they are conscious in lithuania, a short set in luxembourg, and no visit in serbia. those 3 cities will state a series of spectacular events to showcase europe's artistic diversity. oh right now, there are lots of rehearsals going on and cow nicely through ania over a 1000 events planned here that something for every type of culture voucher can us is program is packed with festivals and exhibitions, including a yoko ono retrospective. the u says the 1500000 euros it spends on europe's capital of culture every year is worth it. on his chevery euro, we is that you spend on this project generates 5 more. and from an economic standpoint, the cities develop a higher international profile through these cultural events. another capital of culture this year, lock some books ash so out that organizes expect 40 percent more visitors than usual in 2022 or all 3 european capitals of culture. a trying to reinvent themselves. they're all facing a decline in coal industry and all 3, all that countries, 2nd largest city. novi sad and severe is still coming to terms with its past onc

in this month, nearly a 100 migrants have been flown back to iraq from lithuania. 40 say they agree to leave voluntarily. lithuania has seen an influx as neighboring. bella roost allowed migrants to cross the border in retaliation for e u sanctions. more than $40000000.00 male chicks are regularly killed every year in germany. farmers maintain that the birds have little value as they produce no eggs and not much meet under new procedures. the sex of embryos will be established before male chicks are hatched. it's a major change for poultry farmers killing milk chicks because they don't lay eggs is now illegal on german farms. the egg farming industry welcomes the new law, but it also wants the new agriculture minister to make sure germany s e u competitors follow suit. yeah, bob fuss will affect other european countries to introduce similar legislation as soon as possible. farmers and other european countries shouldn't be able to continue to kill mel chicks long and regardless, our market has to be protected. so we'll continue to have animal farming and hatcheries in germany. the germa

nato and the baltic states, alaska, lithuania, and poland, we are surrounding russia. it is not right. this is aggression. those people used to live for 300 years. what we call crimea. host: let's take one call after that. this is timothy, illinois, democrats line. caller: hello. i feel like russia's gdp is 1/10 of the usa's. its military budget is 1/10 of the usa's or less. it is surrounded by our military forces. it has shrunk massively from the soviet union. it is not a threat. it is not want to invade or attack anybody. all at once is to have a country or two around it. that is all it wants. i wish we could understand that and stop threatening russia and being the bullies ourselves. host: that is timothy in illinois. guest: there are a couple misconceptions about the russian military right now. one, that is weekend. -- weakened. that is not the case anymore. he has ramped up russia's military capability. you saw this and play in 2015 in syria. russia started to control the airspace. it took the european military leadership by surprise when it launched a missile fro

member lithuania and agreed. the taiwanese diplomatic office in the capital vill is with bad name. taiwan. i'm not chinese type pay. beijing considers taiwan to be part of its territory. now, the use accusing china of holding up exports from lithuania at its border. these measures are a threat to the integrity of the e. o. single market. so affects the inter you trade on you supply chains and say hello negative effect on your industry. this is why they're stepping forwards to defend the use rights. and today we are bringing the case w, the deal to me entered in the when he should be under warranty. the issue between china and lithuania is a political one not and he cannot make one. when the situation is the result of lithuania acting in bad faith, that hurts chinese interests. it's not a matter of china exerting pressure. on lithuania, it's a bilateral issue between the 2 countries. not something between china and the new . again, the shoppers and turkey. conks look forward to lower prices anytime soon. the centr

u, as accusing china of holding up exports from lithuania at its border. these measures are a threat to the integrity of the eel single market sale. fix that into your trade on you supply chains and say, hell, a negative effect on your industry. this is why they are stepping forwards to defend use rights. and today we are bringing the case to the w to to me entered in the when he should under warranty. the issue between china and lithuania is a political one not and he cannot make one. when the situation is the result of lithuania acting in bad faith, that hurts chinese interests. it's not a matter of china exerting pressure unless wayne ya. it's a bilateral issue between the 2 countries. not something between china and the new . the when he to find the record inflation and soaring price as a leaving many shop is in turkey, struggling just to make ends meet. the central bank is forecasting a 23 percent inflation rate this year, but that's not before peaks at an estimated 55 percent in the coming months. since i'm concerned with the report from it stumble h

the borders lithuania, poland and slovakia as well. also perspective on the funding, a major part of the trump administration on getting nato, other nato countries to contribute to the alliance. this is a 2019 figure, in terms of the top contributors. percentage of gdp who contributes to nato. as a 2019, the united states contributed to .6% of our gdp to nato costs. greece, 2.4 percent. the united kingdom 2.1%. the top countries in overall spending on nato, the countries with the most nato spending, the united states, united kingdom, germany, france and italy. top five. in response to those nato moves as well, the u.s. making its own moves in calling out and alerting, putting on higher alert u.s. troops. the headline here from u.s. military times. up to 8500 u.s. troops. they write that a handful of u.s.-based units have prepared themselves for possible deployment in response to russian incursion into ukraine. the pentagon announced on monday. the units have not been given orders to deploy but to shorten their recall timelines in case

if we look at the situation in poland last year and lithuania as we speak, there is what is called the migrant crisis, but i would also call it primarily an assault on these countries, these citizens trust in their country's ability to run their countries, because the migrants are simply just a tool that belarus, specifically lukashenko, has chosen to use to weaken these countries. what he is doing is suggesting the citizens of these countries, and by extension other eu states, that their governments are not capable of fulfilling the requirements of a government, including keeping the borders safe. what does that mean? i remember -- i don't know if anybody else on this call remembers -- on this event remembers the 2014 incident off the coast of stockholm. there was a suspected submarine intrusion and the swedish navy was sent to chase them out. as most of us are not experts in submarine hunts, it is an area where you can easily cede this -- cede disinformation which is exactly what russian media outlets and officials did, by suggesting it was not a submarine at all or that it was a nat

if we look at the situation in poland, latvia and lithuania as we speak, there is what is called the migrant crisis, but i would also call it primarily and assault on these countries, these citizens trust in the government's ability to run their countries. because migrants are simply just a tool that belarus, specifically president lucretia has chosen to use to weaken these countries. so what he's doing is suggesting to the citizens of these countries and by extension to citizens of other eu and nato member states is that that government on -- aren't capable of keeping or fulfilling the requirements of the tasks of the government including keeping the border safe. i remember, i don't know if anybody else remembers on this call or on this event remembers the 2014 incident off the coast of stockholm, the submarine intrusion. it wasn't delta's chase the submarine. as most of us are not exports in submarine -- it's a narrative where you can usually feed in disinformation, which is exactly what russian media outlets and officials did by suggesting it was not a submarine or that it was a n

for instance, denmark is sending a frigate to the baltic sea and will deploy more jets to lithuania as part of our baltic air mission. france has expressed its readiness to send troops to romania under nato command. the netherlands is sending fighter aircraft to bulgaria for air policing and is putting units on standby for the nato response force. ros: russia denies it is planning military action and accuses nato a provocation. it says ukraine is increasing the chances of starting a conflict. here is the kremlin. >> it is now higher than before. we are seeing statements from the north atlantic alliance about more troops, pulling forces and assets onto the eastern flank. all of it is causing tensions to rise. it is not because of what we, russia, are doing. it is all happening because of what nato and the united states are doing, the information they are spreading. ros: russia considers nato a threat. one way it is responding is by sending navy vessels to the baltic sea for military drills. all of this is feeding into concerns and western capitals that russia y be about to invade. this

i'm delivering to statement on behalf of the baltic state the thornier -- lithuania. let me reiterate our support for ukraine sovereignty. we strongly condemn the clear violation by acts of aggression. we want to recognize and continue to condemn -- we remain concerned over the increasing militarization, deterioration of the human rights situation. let me add in this context. we welcome the establishment launched at the summit. we invite other members to join as well. madam president, the conflict in ukraine has claimed 14,000 lives, displaced 1.5 million persons that has resulted in suffering on both sides. we reiterate our full support. despite all international efforts until now, we see little progress towards a resolution of this conflict. we condemn russia's continued aggressive actions and threats against ukraine and call on russia to de-escalate the situation and abide by international law. we call on russia. madam president, despite all diplomatic efforts, russian troops are deployed in belarus. this adds up to the current escalation and is of direct concern t

the united states, as well as stinger shoulder launched. anti air missiles is tony, a lot of it in lithuania and their allies, are working together expeditiously to hand over security assistance to ukraine. this ada will further enhance ukraine's capability to defend his territory and population in case of possible russian aggression. this is of course, in addition to other suppliers that ukraine has received an over recent weeks, including this week with the more than 2000 guided missiles supplied by the united kingdom alone, var sky bridge, endless military cargo floods. you had the czech republic say that it allows supplies, again, vast quantities of $152.00 millimeter artillery shells which, which have caused a lot of destruction and eastern new cray, a poland with the drones and the armored vehicles in addition to helicopters, to patrol craft supplied by other countries. nevertheless, there, there has been some disparity, this unity among nato. it's with regards to this to this on supply route that has been open to ukraine flood. i would even say some nations have stayed out of it more

, amounting to 100 tons of 100 tons of lethal arms in just the length of shipment. estonia, latvia, lithuania, fulton, voice. their desire to supply. perhaps i have begun to supply you credit with the guided missiles, javelin guided missiles that they have in turn received from the united states, as well as stinger shoulder launched. anti air missiles is tony, a lot, beer and lithuania and their allies are working together expeditiously to hand over security assistance to ukraine. this ada will further enhance sequence capability to defend his territory and population in case of possible russian aggression. this is of course, in addition to other supplies, the ukraine has received an over recent weeks, including this week with more than 2000 guided missiles supplied by the united kingdom alone via skype bridge, endless military cargo flights you had the czech republic, say that it allows supplies, again, vast quantities of $152.00 millimeter artillery shells which, which have caused a lot of destruction and eastern new cray, a poland with the drones and the armored vehicles in addition to hel

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so $100.00 tons of lethal arms in just the legs a shipment. estonia latvia, lithuania, have altered, voiced their desire to supply. perhaps i have begun to supply you credit with the guided missiles, javelin guided missiles that they have in turn received from the united states. as well as stinger shoulder launched anti air missiles, estonia, latvia and lithuania and the allies working together expeditiously to hand over security assistance to ukraine. this 8 will further enhance ukraine's capability to defend its territory and population in case of possible russian aggression. this is of course, in addition to other supplies, the ukraine has received an over recent weeks including this week with the more than 2000 guided missiles supplied by the united kingdom alone, vast sky bridge, endless military cargo flights. you had the czech republic say that it allows supplies, again, vast quantities of $152.00 millimeter artillery shells which, which have caused a lot of destruction and eastern ukraine. poland that with the drones and the armored vehicles in addition to helicopters, her pa

the united states, as well as stinger shoulder launched. anti air missiles is tony, a lot of it in lithuania and their allies, are working together expeditiously to hand over security assistance to ukraine. this ada will further enhance ukraine's capability to defend his territory and population in case of possible russian aggression. this is of course, in addition to other suppliers that ukraine has received an over recent weeks, including this week with the more than 2000 guided missiles supplied by the united kingdom alone, var sky bridge, endless military cargo floods. you had the czech republic say that it allows supplies, again, vast quantities of 152 millimeter artillery shells which, which have caused a lot of destruction in east and ukraine. poland with the drones and the armored vehicles in addition to helicopters, to patrol craft supplied by other countries. nevertheless, there, there has been some disparity, this unity among nato. it's with regards to this to this on supply route that has been open to ukraine flood. i would even say some nations have stayed out of it more or less

i went down, i was actually a state counselor in lithuania, where i'd install a currency board in 994 and it smashed inflation stabilized everything as i had done and 992 sonia and as a buyer paid a visit to the ball. dixon and inquired as to who had designed these currency boards of stabilize things and now it smash inflation. and so for it and yours truly was invited to accompany the prime minister of lithuania at the time of $994.00. to go down and visit as or by often, and we had a good visit. he appointed me as his advisor on a friday afternoon and wanted to currency board installed over the weekend. well, i, i, i resisted because i had not had time to do really any kind of due diligence. and the whole thing never happened to make a long story short. and if it would have happened by the way, that the tang would be completely stable if it would be a con of the us dollar. and we wouldn't have any inflation or much inflation. and because extend as it turns out, i think the inflation story was kind of a ruse in this recent upheaval because inflation is only running out of bud 8 perce

we're in lithuania and their allies are working together expeditiously to hand over security assistance to ukraine. this ada will further enhance sequence capability to defend his territory and population in case of possible russian aggression. this is of course, in addition to other supplies, the ukraine has received an over recent weeks, including this week with more than 2000 guided missiles supplied by the united kingdom alone via skype bridge, endless military cargo flights you had the czech republic, say that it allows supply again, vast quantities of $152.00 millimeter artillery shells which, which have caused a lot of destruction in easton, ukraine, poland with the drones and the armored vehicles in addition to helicopters, to patrol craft supplied by other countries. nevertheless, there, there has been some disparity, this unity among nato. it sir will, with regards to this to this on supply route, that has been opened to ukraine flood. i would even say some nations have stayed out of it more or less, including germany. estonia has sorta transferred german artillery systems to

and so for yours truly was invited to accompany the prime minister of lithuania at the time of 1994. to go down and visit as or by often, and we had a good visit. he appointed me as his advisor on a friday afternoon and wanted currency board installed over the weekend. well, i, i, i resisted because i had not had time to do really any kind of due diligence. and the, the whole thing never happened to make a long story short. and if it would have happened by the way, that the tang would be completely stable if it would be a con of the us dollar. and we wouldn't have any inflation or much inflation ah, in cash extend. as it turns out, i think the inflation r story was kind of a ruse in this recent upheaval because inflation is only running at about 8 percent and can extend which, which is a bad mouth, but it's not, it's not a really high spike and gas prices what do do i understand that who is more as hillson, who destroyed your due diligence attempt behind the scenes is i would you think happened? well, it was clear that there were forces in the scene that did not want to see. i will t

the united states, as well as stinger shoulder launched. anti air missiles is tony, a lot of it in lithuania and their allies, are working together expeditiously to hand over security assistance to ukraine. this ada will further enhance sequence capability to defend his territory and population in case of possible russian aggression. this is of course, in addition to other supplies, the ukraine has received an over recent weeks, including this week with more than 2000 guided missiles supplied by the united kingdom alone was sky bridge endless military cargo flights. you had the czech republic say that it allows supplies, again, vast quantities of $152.00 millimeter artillery shells which, which have caused a lot of destruction in easton, ukraine, poland with the drones and the armored vehicles in addition to helicopters, to patrol craft supplied by other countries, nevertheless, there, there has been some disparity, this unity among nato. it's with regards to this to this on supply route that has been open to ukraine flood. i would even say some nations have stayed out of it more or less, in

they're in estonia, latvia, lithuania and poland. in order to, to basically reinforce the border, should moscow decide once again to continue to cross that line. so that's how nato defends it. it says, you know, we wouldn't be there if you hadn't done what you did in ukraine. or if we look at the fact that, as you mentioned, nato has said that removing its troops from eastern europe is a non starter it. what concessions is nato actually willing to consider in negotiations with russia? concessions isn't a word that you hear used here in brussels at all because nater doesn't feel like it should have to basically back down from anything. it says that russia is the aggressor in russia, is the one that needs to change its behavior and change its military posture. so what, what nato has offered is continue dialogue more meetings discussing other issues that are not so a not so critical not, not so dangerous, like changing a military exercise is more transparency, giving each other more warning about what kind of drills they be doing. how m

that is why would lithuania did, in coming to support of the ukraine, it is significant of their own stockpiles to help out. it is why it is very important to the united states to increase our security assistance to the ukraine and other countries. great britain, the united kingdom has as well. helping ukraine get ready to provide for its own defense. and also export controls that say to russia, "if you take this action, there will be severe reaction." -- tweeted this morning, "if russia uses energy as a weapon or if there is another violation of the ukraine sovereignty, russia will have to pay a high price." olaf scholz stated clearly, nothing will be off the table. this is a very important message of solidarity, severe konstantin -- severe consequences should russia take this action. putin should rethink and reconsider taking diplomatic force. guest: it is all very important. it is very encouraging this mentioning of using energy as a weapon in the ukraine office. if there will be further disturbances in ukraine, that is also considered an attack on ukraine. this will be very an im

they're in estonia, latvia, lithuania and poland. in order to to basically reinforce the border, should moscow decide once again target took to cross that line. so that's how nato defends it. it says, you know, we wouldn't be there if you hadn't done what you did in ukraine. or if we look at the fact that, as you mentioned, nato has said that removing its troops from eastern europe is a non starter. it, what concessions is nato actually willing to consider in negotiations with russia? concessions isn't a word that you hear used here in brussels at all because nater doesn't feel like it should have to. basically back down from anything. it says that russia is the aggressor in russia, is the one that needs to change its behavior and change its military posture. so what, what nato has offered is continued dialogue. more meetings discussing other issues that are not so a not so critical not, not so dangerous, like changing a military exercises more transparency, giving each other more warning about what kind of drills they be doing, how

. _ front page of my newspaper, a couple f—16s, polish f—16s over lithuania — there's— f—16s, polish f—16s over lithuania — there's clearly a very concerted effort _ there's clearly a very concerted effort to — there's clearly a very concerted effort to very publicly lay down to putin the — effort to very publicly lay down to putin the cost of action in ukraine. and the _ putin the cost of action in ukraine. and the troops are a symbolic part of that _ and the troops are a symbolic part of that. g ,, .., and the troops are a symbolic part ofthat. v and the troops are a symbolic part ofthat. 1, of that. jessica, let's bring ukraine back _ of that. jessica, let's bring ukraine back into - of that. jessica, let's bring ukraine back into the - of that. jessica, let's bring | ukraine back into the angle of that. jessica, let's bring . ukraine back into the angle of of that. jessica, let's bring - ukraine back into the angle of uk politics. it's been said in recent days that the prime minister really shouldn't be talking about these politics in the uk because of ukraine, some suppo

from the united states, as well as stinger shoulder, launched anti air missiles, estonia, latvia and lithuania, and the allies of working together expeditiously to hand over security assistance to ukraine, this 8 will further enhance ukraine's capability to defend its territory and population in case of possible russian aggression. this is of course, in addition to other suppliers that ukraine has received an over recent weeks, including this week with more than 2000 guided missiles supplied by the united kingdom alone via skype bridge, endless military cargo flights you had the czech republic, say that it allows supplies, again, vast quantities of $152.00 millimeter artillery shells which, which have caused a lot of destruction and eastern new cray, a poland with drones and armored vehicles in addition to helicopters, to patrol craft supplied by other countries. nevertheless, there, there has been some disparity, this unity among native states. with regards to this to this on supply route, that has been open to ukraine flood. i would even say some nations have stayed out of it more or less, i

, amounting to 100 tons of 100 tons of lethal arms in just the length of shipment. estonia, latvia, lithuania, have also voice their desire to supply. perhaps i have begun to supply you credit with the guided missiles, javelin guided missiles that they have in turn received from the united states, as well as stinger shoulder launched. anti air missiles is tony, a lot of it in lithuania and their allies, are working together expeditiously to hand over security assistance to ukraine. this ada will further enhance ukraine's capability to defend his territory and population in case of possible russian aggression. this is of course, in addition to other suppliers, the ukraine has received an over recent weeks, including this week with more than 2000 guided missiles supplied by the united kingdom alone via skype bridge, endless military cargo flights you had the czech republic, say that it allows supplies again, vast quantities of $152.00 millimeter artillery shells which, which have caused a lot of destruction in easton, ukraine, poland with the drones and the armored vehicles in addition to helic

arms amounted to 100 tons of 100 tons of lethal arms in just the legs a shipment. estonia, latvia, lithuania have also voiced their desire to supply. perhaps i have begun to supply you credit with the guided missiles, javelin guided missiles that they have in turn received from the united states, as well as stinger shoulder launched. anti air missiles is tony, a lot of it in lithuania and their allies, are working together expeditiously to hand over security assistance to ukraine. this ada will further enhance ukraine's capability to defend his territory and population in case of possible russian aggression. this is of course, in addition to other supplies, the ukraine has received an over recent weeks, including this week with more than 2000 guided missiles supplied by the united kingdom alone via skype bridge, endless military cargo flights you had the czech republic, say that lau supplied again, vast quantities of 152 millimeter artillery shells which, which have caused a lot of destruction and eastern new cray, a poland with the drones and the armored vehicles in addition to helicopters,

they're in estonia, latvia, lithuania and poland. in order to, to basically reinforce the border, should moscow decide once again target took to cross that line. so that's how nato defends it. it says, you know, we wouldn't be there if you hadn't done what you did in ukraine. or if we look at the fact that, as you mentioned, nato has said that removing its troops from eastern europe is a non starter it. what concessions is nato actually willing to consider in negotiations with russia? concessions isn't a word that you hear used here in brussels. at all, because nater doesn't feel like it should have to basically back down from anything . it says that russia is the aggressor in russia is the one that needs to change its behavior and change its military posture. so what, what nato has offered is continue dialogue more meetings discussing other issues that are not so a not so critical not, not so dangerous, like changing a military exercise is more transparency, giving each other more warning about what kind of drills they be doing. how

they're in estonia, latvia, lithuania and poland. in order to to basically reinforce the border, should moscow decide once again to, to, to cross that line. so that's how nato defends it. it says, you know, we wouldn't be there if you hadn't done what you did in ukraine. or if we look at the fact that, as you mentioned, nato has said that removing its troops from eastern europe is a non starter. it, what concessions is nato actually willing to consider in negotiations with russia? concessions isn't a word that you hear used here in brussels at all because nater doesn't feel like it should have to. basically back down from anything. it says that russia is the aggressor in russia, is the one that needs to change its behavior and change its military posture. so what, what nato has offered is continued dialogue. more meetings discussing other issues that are not so a not so critical not, not so dangerous, like changing a military exercises more transparency, giving each other more warning about what kind of drills they be doing, how many

so $100.00 tons of lethal arms in just the legs a shipment. estonia latvia, lithuania have also voiced their desire to supply. perhaps i have begun to supply you credit with the guided missiles, javelin guided missiles that they have in turn received from the united states, as well as stinger shoulder launched. anti air missiles is tony, a lot of it in lithuania and their allies, are working together expeditiously to hand over security assistance to ukraine. this ada will further enhance ukraine's capability to defend his territory and population in case of possible russian aggression. this is of course, in addition to other supplies, the ukraine has received an over recent weeks, including this week with more than 2000 guided missiles supplied by the united kingdom alone was sky bridge endless military cargo flights. you had the czech republic say that it allows supplies, again, vast quantities of $152.00 millimeter artillery shells which, which have caused a lot of destruction and eastern new cray, a poland with the drones and the armored vehicles in addition to helicopters, to patro