we are telling vladimir putin the president of the united states is saying to vladimir putin, we're not going to get involved with you because you're a nuclear state and we don't want to shoot down a plane and engage with you nuclearly. so what's the message that vladimir putin gets so the message is very simple. so what does he do next? but let's just say that that he's had his fun with ukraine. he then pulls up at the estonian border. he points a bunch of weapons at estonia and then he points a nuclear warhead at washington berlin and london. and then he says to us. are you ready to have a nuclear war with me over this country? it's the same question. it's the exact same question. and then what do we respond? we say no, we don't want a nuclear war with you you can have estonia and by the way take lithuania poland latvia and romania as well that way, but it's not the same question because those are nato countries and we have an article 5 commitment to nato countries ukraine is not a member of nato. so it's just really not the same thing. is it well we have the budapest memorandum where

vladimir putin must not win this war. not only for the sake of the ukranians and extraordinary bravery and braver and leadership of mr. zellens ky, because the free world needs to send an unmistakable message that tyranny will not prevail. we must send a message to dictators around the world that this action is unacceptable and will be opposed to victory by the free world. we must defend the hard-won principle that a nation cannot invade and conquer territory from a neighbor by force. that was accepted for centuries. but it is not acceptable to today in a world of nuclear weapons, in a world that has a united nations that stands for the principle that no nation can by force take the land of another nation. i want to thank representative keating for his leadership on this resolution. i hope we can come together, democrats and republicans, as i think we will in a resounding unanimous vote to show our support for ukraine, but also for our new nato allies, the people of fin land and sweden. i want to thank the prime minister

not great in the unity against vladimir putin. i mentioned that the far—right could become the biggest party here. she has got little allies close to vladimir putin. the ex—prime minister is still around, putin. the ex—prime minister is stillaround, in his putin. the ex—prime minister is still around, in his 80s, and putin. the ex—prime minister is stillaround, in his 80s, and he putin. the ex—prime minister is still around, in his 80s, and he is a big chum of vladimir putin as well. one person who will be rubbing his hands in glee will be the occupant of the kremlin. you're auoin to occupant of the kremlin. you're going to be _ occupant of the kremlin. you're going to be a — white house covid coordinator dr ashistha said the president was tired, with a runny nose and dry cough. and with much of the country experiencing a new surge in highly contagious variants, he said the president's positive test showed the importance of getting vaccinated. because the president is fully vaccinated, double boosted, his risk of ser

sure force, can you tell us more about president vladimir putin's new naval doctrine? so there are some interesting points, so that were added to a new r maritime doctrine. firstly, that document identifies, are united states as a major arrival, as russia's major arrival, according to a new r to a new doctrine. ah, the u. s. domination of their world all shows as well as nato advancement represents a danger to russia. security ah, something that we have heard on many occasions before. the doctrine also stay states are the, the importance of their arctic region for russia. ah, and it's ambitious to become a maritime maritime power, was also interesting. ah, that after the signing of the doctrine, ah, during his speech, vladimir putin has not mentioned ukraine directly. however, he announced, however, he announced that they are a navy missile called a corny hypersonic missile within will be a introduced to russian navy within a month. so overall, this year it was all about the showcase of the so called and greatness of the russian anavia. the image of which it should be,

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we'll get the latest from tokyo, also coming up. russia's vladimir putin says the war and ukraine is just getting started. our correspondent and keep here is from 2 ukrainians, living in the russian health city of harris on about life under occupation, and why they decided to stay and will bars. johnson remain u. k. prime minister, while his successor is chosen, he wants to stay on for the summer and peas and the british public may not be willing to let that happen. ah, i pablo foley as welcome to the program. former japanese prime minister shinto abbe has been shot in the city of nara, during a campaign event. the politician was shot at twice with officials confirming mister abbey had a bullet wound on the, on the right side of his neck. and also so free to a chest wound, the attacker who made no attempt to flee the scene, has been detained by authorities. japan's current prime minister to new york is shita has confirmed that shins or abbe is in a very grave condition. he described the attack as barbaric this morning in our prefecture whom former prime minister, shinto arby, was sho

not great in terms of unity against vladimir putin. i mentioned the fact that the far right could become the biggest party after the election in september. could we be looking at a far right prime minister? she has political allies that are close to vladimir putin. the hard right firebrand matteo cell vini -- salvinni is in her alliance, and silvio berlusconi is a huge champ of vladimir putin, as well. jane:jane: you're going to be a busy man appeared thank you for joining me. president biden is said to be experiencing mild symptoms after testing positive for covid. the white house says the 79-year-old is working in isolation and taking antiviral medicine. the president who is fully vaccinated and has had two booster jabs said he was doing great and keeping busy. >> hey, folks. yes, you heard it. i've been testing positive for covid. my symptoms are mild, and i really appreciate your concerns. i'm doing well, getting a lot of work done, will continue getting it done, and in the meantime, thanks for your concern. keep the faith. it's go

a russian president vladimir putin said that they will continue to modern monitor the situation. they're very closely specifically in the north east of the country, where many people are apparently trying to threaten the integrity of the syrian government according to the russian president. so as you can see, the 3 leaders of the trilateral talk seem to be leaving now and and we're going to go to a different story now. now another news, india's prime minister says this country is planning to become a large weapons export or by building its own defense ecosystem. as of now, india mainly really relies on imports from other nations for its military needs, and our t z r t chico reports on that. this is a radical shift from the policy that india has had followed on defense since 947 since independence. the wrong to day get in the direction of self reliance, so sustainable to see and complete independence grad. mr. moore. b has given us very clear direction for the indians in the defense services. now he is asking them to not rely on any of the foreign weapons and ammunition, but a go

while commander in chief vladimir putin denounces what he calls america desire to dominate the oceans. ah, ab told me all logical welcome to the program. england had been crowned european champions after defeating germany to one after extra time at wembley stadium in london. england had the best of the 1st hour and a delightful finish from ela tune gave them the lead on $62.00 men. but jimmy hung in and lena my go equalized to send the game into extra time. england weren't to be denied though, and chloe kelly pounds are loose ball, with 9 minutes left to send the home fans into raptures and clench england's 1st ever european championship. bringing us more on the story is did of the sports correspondent, ali moody. he saw the game and his outside wembley stadium for us. ali could see the fans streaming out of wembley behind you what an event, what an atmosphere modest must have been for them. oh absolutely. i mean, a, you know, the crowd today was 87000 people at wembley than that. that is a record for a european championship game. and i mean women's and men's european championships in

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will get the latest from tokyo, also coming up as rushes vladimir putin wall that there warren ukraine, is only just getting started. is foreign minister lashes all that critics of the criminal invasion and says there's no point in talking about peace. and al corresponded in ukraine, is from to people living in the russian health city of harrison. a tell him about life under the occupation and why they decided to stay ah, i'm glad of as well come to the program. japan's former prime minister sions, or abbey has died after being shot at a campaign event. please say a 41 year old man has been arrested in connection with the shooting. abbey was the country's longest serving premier and was well known for his strong economic and defense policies. his killing has shot japan and i should wear firearms are strictly regulated, and political violence is rare. ah, the moment shin, so are they. we shot twice, a suspect man handled to the ground. what appears to be a weapon lying on the road near by. people run to the age of japan's former prime minister as he lay seriously wounded. he was quickly

this is at the airport where vladimir putin has just arrived. he set to have discussions with his counterpart from iran, as well as a, from a turkey he's going to be talking about potential solutions for peace in the car, a conflict and ukraine as well as in syria. and these are recent pictures. they're literally just coming in now. so this is exactly what is going on right now in iran. now vladimir putin is right there. as you can see right now exiting the plain going to his vehicle. and he set to meet with officials from iran and turkey, as i said before, to discuss potential solutions for the conflicts in ukraine, as well as the conflict with an in syria. and he's going to be discussing that with diplomats in those countries. as you can see, this is his vehicle and also in terms of this turkey's president is into ran as well to meet with the russian and iranian leaders for bilateral and try lateral talks. the officials are expected to discuss issues including the conflict in ukraine, as well as grain exports from the country plus other topics

also, coming up as russia's vladimir putin warns that the war in ukraine is only just getting started. is foreign minister lashes are the attributes of the kremlin invasion and says there's no point in talking about peace and are corresponded in ukraine. here's from 2 people living in the russian health city of cas, on. they tell him about life under russian occupation and by they decided to step ah, i'm good. how else as well come to the program? to parents former prime minister, sions, or arby has died after being shot at a campaign event. please say a 41 year old man has been arrested in connection with the shooting. abbey was the country's longest serving premier and was well known. all his strong economic and defense policies is killing, has shocked upon the nation where firearms are strictly regulated. and political violence is rare. ah, the moment shin, so are they. we shot twice, a suspect man, handled to the ground. what appears to be a weapon lying on the road near by people ran to the age of japan's former prime minister as he lay seriously wounded. he was quickly transferr

while commander in chief, vladimir putin denounces what he calls americans desire to dominate the oceans. and after months of bloody protest, voters go to the polls in santiago, opposition parties, a desperate to stop president mackie sol from clinging to power? ah, i am told me, laddie. well welcome to the program. the international committee of the red cross says it has not been granted access to the bombed outside of the prison camp, where dozens of ukrainian prisoners of war were killed in a missile strike. russia's defense ministry says it is invited the red cross and the you went to inspect the location following calls from ukraine for an investigation. moscow and kim have blamed each other for the soldiers, deaths. elsewhere in ukraine. heavy russian strikes hit the southern port city of mc alive, killing a leading business man in the green export business, and entering several other people. dw mathias bellinger is in odessa and i asked him what role the red cross might play? well, it's not an investigation mission. as far as we know, it's a mission to establish the identity of th

no, vladimir putin is not any of that. as for his apparently limitless international ambitions, ask yourself, is vladimir putin in africa right now? is vladimir putin trying to build military bases in the caribbean and south america? no, he's not. but another country is . that would be china. joe biden's patron. putin wants crimea. he may succeed in getting it, but it is china that is on its way to controlling the world. >> here's a graphic we saw today that illustrates the point. these are the relative sizes of the players in the global economy. the numbers are from the imf. as you can see, the world is completely dominated by the economic power of china and the united states as of today are two economies are roughly equal in size. so thanks, covid china is quickly pulling ahead. that is a problem. in fact, that is the biggest problem in the world by far. nothing comes close because the chinese empire will not be like our empire at all. so russia in this, how does it fit it? >> we'll get your reading glasses because russi

brian: every time we mention vladimir putin, the putin price hike. we make vladimir putin look for powerful to his own people and across the globe. why can't he see that his own domestic political fortunes, even though we are not buying it anyway. >> every time anything has happened in the world in recent years. this is a great reason to go green faster. remember at the beginning of covid, charles schwab, the world bank types, trudeau up in canada and the democrats. the great thing about coronavirus, it has an upside. we can go green faster. you have to wonder if the spanish flu a century ago said there was an upside. but there is always we can go green faster. we have that as well of course in every story in recent years. here we are with some of the consequences of this. the consequences, we have politicians with a short-term energy policy because of the ideological goal around green. now we find ourselves with one of the consequences. one of the consequences is vladimir putin is actually doing very well financially. the price of oil has spiked aga

this is a, an all important visit for wrestler, for vladimir putin. ah, it is a chance for him, obviously to meet with the uranium president abraham, re see, and that, and his turkish counterparts. bruship tie up her to one for the so called asked on our format of discussions mainly on syria. but as i mentioned now, the entire trip has been overshadowed by the war in ukraine. and of course, putting this all in perspective, this visit comes only a week after the u. s. president joe biden visited the middle east, taking in israel and saudi arabia. let's go straight to wrestle. sarah, who's in toronto for us, or wrestle just turkey, talking initially about so vladimir putin is the 1st time he's been outside the former soviet union. since the invasion of ukraine warner expect the russian president to be trying to get out of this visit val, it's quite a remarkable wizard. as you are so sad, it is the 1st international visit of vladimir putin outside of a former, after the russia and former soviet republic. so that to day he is going to meet her, took his p

putin calls a friendly nation for moscow. unlike any of the western powers, remote, both widow has refused to give in to western pressure to exclude vladimir putin from the summit of d. 20 leaders in november. his visit to moscow and key of last week, reflected a delicate balancing act smuggle man items. as i'm bigger, what i said in key, if i repeat here though, the current situation is still hard, whom we must keep opening more room for dialogue. i have conveyed a message from president zalinski to president putin, and i express my readiness to become a communication bridge between the 2 leaders. sherlock throws beside the booker, the contents of that message from zalinski was not laid. public widow was the 1st asian leader to visit here since the war began. he invited president lensky to attend the g 20 liter summit in november, even though ukraine is not part of the group. widow has expressed sympathy with ukrainians over the war and said the countries territorial integrity must be respected. prior to the meeting, he told

putin calls a friendly nation for moscow. unlike any of the western powers, remote, both widow has refused to give in to western pressure to exclude vladimir putin from the summit of g. 20 leaders in november. his visit to moscow and key of last week reflected a delicate balancing act as ragamuffins as i'm bigger. what i said in key. if i repeat here once, though, the current situation is still hard to leave, we must keep opening more room for dialogue. i have conveyed a message from president zalinski to president putin, and i express my readiness to become a communication bridge between the 2 leaders. sherlock throws beside the booker, the contents of that message from sir lensky was not laid. public widow was the 1st asian leader to visit here since the war began. he invited president zalinski to attend the g 20 leaders summit in november, even though ukraine is not part of the group. widow has expressed sympathy with ukrainians over the war and said the countries territorial integrity must be respected. prior to the meeti

vladimir putin will gain from this. russians like to say. [speaking in native tongue] russians don't leave darrell behind. that is exactly what putin is doing. deflecting a distracting from failures in ukraine. we don't have a choice here. it is a dirty deal. there is no such thing as the rule of law in russia. serving 14 years already in jail. maybe that's enough. >> you are right. no question. few u.s. officials believe the charges. with that said, does this set a new precedent? how might he manipulate this particular prisoner exchange? >> well, first of all, the state department has a clear notice out to not travel to russia. not putting themselves in harms way by traveling to russia and of course with sanctions right now we are not doing much of any business there anyways. there should be a clear understanding of american citizens. in addition to that pr benefit for vladimir putin, victor boot was the wegner group before there was a wegner group. infamous mercenaries doing a lot of the fighting not only in syria but ukraine right now. vl

while commander in chief vladimir putin denounces what he calls americans desire to dominate the oceans. ah, antonio aladdin welcome to the program, england have been crowned european champions after defeating germany to one after extra time at wembley stadium in london. england had the best of the 1st hour and a delightful finish from ela tune. gave them the lead on 62 minutes, but germany hung in and lena mcgrew equalized to send the game into extra time. england were not to be denied, though. chloe kelly paused in a loose ball with 9 minutes left to send the whole vans into raptures and clinch england's 1st ever european championship. i spoke to d. w. scores correspondent, only moody outside wembley stadium earlier, just minutes after the final whistle and asked him about the atmosphere in the sold out ground for this historic england when oh, absolutely. i mean, i, you know, the crowd today was 87000 people at wembley than that, that is a record for a european championship game. and i mean women's and mans european championships in there. this is quite simply a history making occasi

in a rush, as president vladimir putin has held talks with his iranian and turkish counterparts intake, ron as part of the us to not troika piece process for resolving the syria conflict, they focused on measures to eliminate the hot bed of international terrorism. and the war torn middle eastern country and the russian leader also commented on a number of key issues, making headlights r t correspondent, labor, tranquil reports. well as constant blame game that has to do with the russian gas exports has been going on for months and months. eve ball additions, keep saying that the gas prices are going through the roof because of what vladimir putin is up to. because of how the russian government is pulling the strings. but here in the capital of iran, tech won vladimir putin flight to silence the critics with what he called facts from a to z. there are several routes that enable the flow of russian gas to europe and according to the russian leader. if you look at most of these routes in each case, you'll find how the european politicians are shooting themselves in the foot. take north s

putin calls a friendly nation for moscow. unlike any of the western powers, remote, both widow has refused to give in to western pressure to exclude vladimir putin from the summit of g. 20 leaders in november. his visit to moscow and key of last week reflected a delicate balancing act as ragamuffins as i'm bigger. what i said in key. if i repeat here once, though, the current situation is still hard to live, we must keep opening more room for dialogue. i have conveyed a message from president zalinski to president putin, and i express my readiness to become a communication bridge between the 2 leaders. kellog throws beside the booker, the content of that message from zalinski was not made. public widow was the 1st asian leader to visit here since the war began. he invited president zalinski to attend the g 20 leaders summit in november, even though ukraine is not part of the group. widow has expressed sympathy with ukrainians over the war and said the countries, territorial integrity must be respected. prior to the meeting he

putin calls a friendly nation for moscow. unlike any of the western powers, remote, both widow has refused to give in to western pressure to exclude vladimir putin from the summit of g. 20 leaders in november. his visit to moscow and key of last week reflected a delicate balancing act as ragamuffins as i'm bigger. what i said in key. if i repeat here once, though, the current situation is still hard, we must keep opening more room for dialogue. i have conveyed a message from president zalinski to president putin, and i express my readiness to become a communication bridge between the 2 leaders. gallow throws beside the booker, the content of that message from zalinski was not laid. public widow was the 1st asian leader to visit here since the war began. he invited president lensky to attend the g 20 leaders summit in november, even though ukraine is not part of the group. widow has expressed sympathy with ukrainians over the war and said the countries territorial integrity must be respected. prior to the meeting, he told the

according to a new russian naval doctrine signed by president vladimir putin on sunday. the doctrine was signed on russian navy day, an occasion designed to showcase the nation strength and capabilities. and a time the russian president has thrust them squarely in the spotlight. warships lead a huge show of force in roches former imperial capital of st. petersburg. the parade of boats, submarines, personnel, and fighter jets is ostensibly to honor russia's naval forces. but with the absence of victory in ukraine and isolated by much of the world, it appears more a highly choreographed signal of defiance and persistence president vladimir putin who started the war now in its 6th month, came back to his home town to oversee the spectacle. the occasion was somewhat mod, though, by a drawing attack on the crimean peninsula, russia forcibly annexed it from ukraine. in 2014, the attack happened in the port city of sylvester poll home to russia's black sea fleet. russia has accused ukraine of carrying out the attack, which injured a number of people. these pictures of the appar

vladimir putin saw that and smiled, and then the way he left afghanistan, he caused the war. he saw how weak he was, he knew he could get away with anything. for this guy to say biden had nothing to do with the gas prices is completely insane. he had everything to do with that. he had everything to do with the start of the war because prudent saw how weak he was he when in a did everything he wants like he is still doing now. biden -- everybody is laughing at us now. caller: -- guest: it is a good indication on the propensity to blame everything on the other side's president. gas is a global market. we have plenty of oil production in the united states. none of the tentative steps the biden administration made had any real impact on the amount of oil being produced. the oil companies, if you ask them, they are much more concerned about wall street and what their investors want them to do in terms of their production than what the president says or what some proposed environmental regulation might do. as for vladimir putin's decision to invade ukraine, there is an american dis

we'll get the latest from tokyo, also coming up. russia's vladimir putin says the war in ukraine is just getting started. our correspondent and keith here, it's from to ukrainians, living in the russian health city of hassan about life under occupation, and why they decided to stay and will bars. johnson remain u. k. prime minister. while his successor is chosen, he wants to stay on for the summer, but m p 's and the british public may not be willing to let that happen. ah, i'm pablo for lillius. welcome to the program. former japanese prime minister sions . obey has been shot in the city of nara, after attending a campaign event, 2 shots are reported to have been fired from a hand gun with the 2nd hitting the politician in the back. officials in japan, se ave is in a grave condition. the attacker who made no attempt to flee the scene has been detained by authorities. well for more, we can now talk to journalists, sonya glasgow, who joins us from the japanese capital. tokyo welcome to d w. sonya, what's the latest you can tell us from this shocking event that we've seen this morning. and

as vladimir putin hold talks and they run on his 2nd trip abroad since starting the war in ukraine, the russian president says the stuff progress on blocking ukrainian grain exports. ah hello there and really mohammed europe's record breaking heat wave is fueling wildfires across parts of portugal, spain, france, italy, and grease. hundreds of people have died most from the effects of the heat, but others have been killed in the fires for the north. the u. k. has recorded the hottest day ever. mm. a village outside london said to blaze by the searing heat was temperatures exceeding 40 degrees celsius on tuesday. much f u. k. was a tinderbox waiting for a spark? the smoke was visible from the capitol. it's city center, usually bustling with tourists from around the world, quiet in the oppressive heat. hot and i called on the heat also spread to other parts of england, not normally known for sunshine and cloudless skies. while everything is difficult to grudging hold, unfortunately, i may not be involved in something at the church and all the organizations of a close down because people d

also coming up, russian president vladimir putin warned that the war in ukraine is only just getting started as his foreign minister sergey lab rob lashes out at rushes. critics saying there's no point in talking peace. and that has drawn fire from germany is foreign minister at of some of the g 20 ministers, and she accused laptop of failing to address the global suffering unleashed by the war ah, vibrant. gov is good to have you with us. we begin this friday with a political assassination in japan. the country's former prime minister shins obey was shot and killed earlier today. i'll be was speaking at a political rally when police say a 41 year old man, armed with a home made gun open. fire was the country's longest serving prime minister known for his strong economic and defense policies. his murder has shocked japan where gun violence is rare. last year there was only one gun related death reported in the entire country. ah, the moment shin, so are they? we shot twice, a suspect man, handled to the ground. what appears to be a weapon lying on the road nearby. people run to the a

we need to get some more insight on vladimir putin statements. we're going to cross live now to automate mustafah director of the asia center for studies and translation. thanks a lot for joining us on the program. first thing i want to ask is, what do you make of vladimir putin statements? which countries do you think are poised to lead global development? i think if i go back one year before when it was to student at high school economic, most cool, it was really my see that was already published in a book which had followed now by amazon and the same title. and you will order china, germany and russia, but german audi have a very traumatic ration because unfortunately, the administration showing how much of the r o, b and b r o the have dependency, although not all the un electrical renewable all the. now if you talk about, for example, china. 6 russia, you won the countries in that respect. i think the be all the different countries and these are the independent factors that may have agreed to you know, and more future in depth respect. becau

while commander in chief vladimir putin denounces what he calls americans desire to dominate the oceans. ah, told me your logic well, welcome to the program. england. have been crowned european champions after defeating germany to one after extra time at wembley stadium in london. england had the best of the 1st hour and a delightful finish from ela tune gave them the lead. on 60 to minutes, the germany hung him and lena mago equalized to send the game into extra time. england weren't to be denied though, and chloe kelly pounced on a loose ball with 9 minutes left to send the home fans into raptures and clint england's 1st ever european championship. as well to dw correspondent sports course, one and only moody outside wembley stadium earlier. just minutes after the final whistle and asked him about the atmosphere and the sold out ground for this historic england when oh, absolutely, i mean i, you know, the crowd today was 87000 people at wembley than that. that is a record for european championship game and i mean women's and men's european championships in there. this is quite simply

vladimir putin must not win this war. not only for the sake of the ukranians and extraordinary bravery and braver and leadership of mr. zellens ky, because the free world needs to send an unmistakable message that tyranny will not prevail. we must send a message to dictators around the world that this action is unacceptable and will be opposed to victory by the free world. we must defend the hard-won principle that a nation cannot invade and conquer territory from a neighbor by force. that was accepted for centuries. but it is not acceptable to today in a world of nuclear weapons, in a world that has a united nations that stands for the principle that no nation can by force take the land of another nation. i want to thank representative keating for his leadership on this resolution. i hope we can come together, democrats and republicans, as i think we will in a resounding unanimous vote to show our support for ukraine, but also for our new nato allies, the people of fin land and sweden. i want to thank the prime minister

last month. russian president vladimir putin has said that the caspian region should become a major logistics hub. the russian ambassador to india said this week that bilateral trade is expected to increase 40 percent. this year we heard from roger, you've secret a former secretary for eastern affairs at india's foreign ministry who spoke highly of the benefits of the new route. it's also a shorter route and the shorter route means less time it means a cheaper transportation. i think a cash pin drop would also enable goods to be transported to boat to and from the or owls and siberia to india much shorter way rather than going all the way up to the black sea. these are also energy rich countries and the, i'm sure that they would also like to diversify their exports and look at new markets for their energy and other products because they're all very rich and raw materials. ready and other resources which india needs, as it's economy is willing to grow in the coming years. twitter says it will take a long must to court. that's after the world's richest man pulled out of a deal to potentially by

vladimir putin calls this a war of liberation. ukraine says it's obliteration. its own forces have been defending with everything they've got. but they say they need more, because russia's firepower is overwhelming them. and on day 130 of this war, ukraine had to admit it had lost lysychansk. that means the whole luhansk region, half of the donbas. in his nightly address, volodymyr zelensky confirmed ukrainian troops had withdrawn — for now. translation: we care about the lives of our soldiers. - we can rebuild the walls. we will win back the territory. but people must be taken care of, above all. in kyiv, we met soldiersjust back from the donbas. a businessman, a mechanic, and a medic before the war, three men who volunteered to fight when putin invaded their country. the russians like tactic to destroy all of the city, all of the village, totally. everyone is afraid to die. everyone is afraid of explosions. we want to protect our families, friends, wives, from terrible scenes that russians give our citizens in mariupol. we cannot let this happen again. so yo

vladimir putin calls this a war of liberation. ukraine says it's obliteration. its own forces have been defending with everything they've got. but they say they need more, because russia's fire power is overwhelming them. and on day 130 of this war, ukraine had to admit it had lost lysychansk. that means the whole luhansk region, half of the donbas. in his nightly address, volodymyr zelensky confirmed ukrainian troops had withdrawn — for now. translation: we care about the lives of our soldiers. - we can rebuild the walls. we will win back the territory. but people must be taken care of, above all. in kyiv, we met soldiersjust back from the donbas. a businessman, a mechanic, and a medic before the war, three men who volunteered to fight when putin invaded their country. the russians like tactic to destroy all of the city, all of the village, totally. everyone is afraid to die. everyone is afraid of explosions. we want to protect our families, friends, wives, from terrible scenes that russians give our citizens in mariupol. we cannot let this happen again. so y

vladimir putin calls this a war of liberation. ukraine says it's obliteration. its own forces have been defending with everything they've got. but they say they need more, because russia's firepower is overwhelming them. and on day 130 of this war, ukraine had to admit it had lost lysychansk. that means the whole luhansk region, half of the donbas. in his nightly address, volodymyr zelenskyy confirmed ukrainian troops had withdrawn — for now. translation: we care about the lives of our soldiers. - we can rebuild the walls. we will win back the territory. but people must be taken care of, above all. in kyiv, we met soldiersjust back from the donbas. a businessman, a mechanic, and a medic before the war, three men who volunteered to fight when putin invaded their country. the russians like tactic to destroy all of the city, all of the village, totally. everyone is afraid to die. everyone is afraid of explosions. we want to protect our families, friends, wives, from terrible scenes that russians give our citizens in bucha, mariupol. we cannot let this happen agai

we're expecting to hear more about that during vladimir putin trip to, to ron. well, to get more on this now we're going to go live to professor sad mohammed mirandi at the university of to ren, thanks for joining us on the program again. so if russia and iran have basically one thing in common, i mean that's definitely the fact that they are both under extreme political and economic pressure from the west. so how significant do you think this bilateral, bilateral cooperation is going to help them step up to these challenges they face together? it is extremely important because as you pointed out, the 2 countries are sanctioned. therefore, neither side is worry about being sanctioned. so they can trade in bass without fear of any extra repercussions from a 3rd party, and therefore their banks can cooperate. they can invest in each other. and we have a number of priorities that are being discussed or carried out between the 2 countries. there is the north south transit corridor, which will link russia 3 ron to the persian gulf and the indian ocean. and which will

his family was very, very sad, were waiting. russian president vladimir putin has warned that moscow's offensive in ukraine has barely begun. he also accused the west of fueling the war and said that its efforts to defeat him would bring tragedy to ukraine. he was speaking to parliamentary leaders. here's what he had to say. sure, you're my solution. we are hearing that they want to defeat us up with you on the battlefield. what can i say we discussed with let them try mosier more. we have often heard the wes wants us to fight it until the last ukrainian it, the threats a tragedy, the ukrainian people who but it looks like he's heading in that direction nor to those ones. but everybody should know that largely speaking. sure that we haven't even yet started anything in honest 3 of them at the same time, we don't refuse peace talks, but those who refuse should no longer loss the more difficult it will be for them to make a deal with us slaves and you would send them vladimir perkins forces now dominate in eastern and southern cities in ukraine, such as harrison, back in june, the occupy

[000:00:00;00] ah ah, russian president vladimir putin visits to run for a summit with his iranian and turkish counterparts as the trio seeks to work out a solution for peace and ukraine and syria. and now the 2 presidents of russia and iran have now match, as you can see on your screen right now. that's footage of what's going on, or the latest footage we have. and yes, so vladimir putin is going to be, is right now, meeting with the iranian presidents and well, later on during this time meets with the turkish president as well. the europe in union is reportedly set to unfreeze some seized russian assets, while ukraine cries foul over what it calls a betrayal as western sanctioned thought in the face of a global food critics. plus a g of forces continue their relentless shelling of the dynamic, the people's republic r t visits the mother of a 10 year old girl who was killed by ukrainian strike right in front of her home with just after 5 pm here in the russian capital. and you're watching our t international. i'm your host donald quarter. welcome to the program. now russian president

7m. are right, huw, one of the justifications vladimir putin came up justifications vladimir putin came up with a knee launched the special military operation as he calls it in ukraine, was the need to protect russians, to keep russians safe, but the reality is the security situation here in belgorod and other russian regions close to ukraine is worse than it was in february. now, will vladimir putin throw up his hands and say, i admit it, i was wrong, this invasion has not made the lives of my people safer? of course he won't, so we see the russian authorities blaming ukraine and blaming the west. in fact, the russian foreign ministry today accused the west of having encouraged ukraine to attack belgorod and warned if there were more provocations than those responsible would pay the price, and finally, one key point. as long as the kremlin —controlled television, controls the media, it controls the messaging, and the message it's putting to the domestic audience here is it's the west to blame, it's nato to blame, it's anyone to blame except the kremlin.— nato to blame, it's anyone

just before launching his invasion, vladimir putin dismissed ukraine's idea of sovereignty. he claimed the country was created by russia and was a part of russia, lensky principles of western australia, a collision. i will start by saying that the modern ukraine was entirely created by russia by bolshevik communist russia to be exact. but the ne process began right after the 19th wanting revolution. but his comments of fuel and interest in ukrainian history. bookstores like this one in central keep a reporting, the shells where the keep the history books are emptying fast. i'll so i inspire it because of this. i am happy because i can see how much our society grows every day. and all these people like a little stars in a beautiful sky. i just can see all this are interested eyes and i keep it so help them we med loaded me of yet of it should the golden gate, the ancient entry point to the city of keith, historian and politician. he says putin's claims are nonsense, a political grain. am i available? co? absolutely. ukraine has a deep history, like many other european countri

as for vladimir putin's decision to invade ukraine, there is an american disease where we think anything that happens in the world must be because of what we think and what we do. the fact is people all over the world have their own incentives and their own goals. vladimir putin had his own reasons for wanting to invade ukraine, and he decided he was going to do it. now there are very few options the president has. there's nothing in the world joe biden would like more than to bring down the price of gas. if there is anything he could do to do it he would try. right now his options are very limited. host: here is wynonna from vermont. >> we're leaving this program to keep our more than 40-year commitment to live coverage of congress. the house is about to gavel back in. today, members consider 10 bills, including a measure supporting finland and sweden's decision to apply to nato. e speaker pro tempe: e wi be in o. eyer will be offedy thehaplain kbe chaplan: wou y pray with me. holy god call usnto your esencehi, tt w with full abandonould run intoour fts youlan toavish upon. what an ima,