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invasion of ukraine. it failed then — but now, after months of stalemate, ukraine looks to be in retreat, not least because the united states has yet to approve more funding for ukraine's defence. so, what next? european leaders warn that president putin's ambitions won't stop with ukraine, and they talk of preparing for a world war. i'm at nato�*s headquarters in brussels to speak to its secretary general for the past ten years, jens stoltenberg. it's an organisation founded on the principle that an attack against one is an attack against all its members. so, how dangerous a moment is this? is russia really preparing for a war with nato? jens stoltenberg, welcome to hardtalk. thank you so much. is ukraine going to lose its war with russia? no, and it's our responsibility to ensure that we provide them with enough military help to enable them to prevail. because president putin must not win this war. that will be a tragedy for ukrainians, and dangerous for us. now, you have said that the most importan
invasion of ukraine. it failed then — but now, after months of stalemate, ukraine looks to be in retreat, not least because the united states has yet to approve more funding for ukraine's defence. so, what next? european leaders warn that president putin's ambitions won't stop with ukraine, and they talk of preparing for a world war. i'm at nato�*s headquarters in brussels to speak to its secretary general for the past ten years, jens stoltenberg. it's an organisation founded on the...
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the just approved a $60 billion package of aid for ukraine.— of aid for ukraine. the bill is assed. of aid for ukraine. the bill is passed. that _ of aid for ukraine. the bill is passed. that was _ of aid for ukraine. the bill is passed. that was the - of aid for ukraine. the bill is i passed. that was the moment of aid for ukraine. the bill is - passed. that was the moment it was voted through _ passed. that was the moment it was voted through just _ passed. that was the moment it was voted through just a _ passed. that was the moment it was voted through just a short _ passed. that was the moment it was voted through just a short time - passed. that was the moment it was voted through just a short time ago. | voted through just a short time ago. it was a rare moment of bipartisan cooperation in the binary world of american politics, with democrats...
the just approved a $60 billion package of aid for ukraine.— of aid for ukraine. the bill is assed. of aid for ukraine. the bill is passed. that _ of aid for ukraine. the bill is passed. that was _ of aid for ukraine. the bill is passed. that was the - of aid for ukraine. the bill is i passed. that was the moment of aid for ukraine. the bill is - passed. that was the moment it was voted through _ passed. that was the moment it was voted through just _ passed. that was the moment it was voted...
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.— from ukraine. lets talk about the economic _ from ukraine. lets talk about the economic squeeze - from ukraine. lets talk about the economic squeeze that i from ukraine. lets talk about | the economic squeeze that the west said it would put upon russia to the point of crippling the russian economy. you talk to your ambassador colleagues from various different parts of this western alliance, in europe, in asia, wherever. are you satisfied with the measures that have been taken to isolate... ihla. been taken to isolate... no, i'm not satisfied, _ been taken to isolate... no, i'm not satisfied, i'm - been taken to isolate... no, i'm not satisfied, i'm not. been taken to isolate... no, i'm not satisfied, i'm not even satisfied with the culpable responsibility. when it comes to cases such as the sanctions which were approved by the security council on north korea because the united nations... referring to sanctions concerning arms trade? the russian ambassador who categorically denied there was any evid
.— from ukraine. lets talk about the economic _ from ukraine. lets talk about the economic squeeze - from ukraine. lets talk about the economic squeeze that i from ukraine. lets talk about | the economic squeeze that the west said it would put upon russia to the point of crippling the russian economy. you talk to your ambassador colleagues from various different parts of this western alliance, in europe, in asia, wherever. are you satisfied with the measures that have been taken to isolate......
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in ukraine. what nato�*s looking at is a nato mission for ukraine, not a nato mission for ukraine, not a nato mission in ukraine. it is making sure that we use nato�*s architecture to help deliver some of the support that ukraine needs. but fundamentally i think that we should do everything we can to help ukraine. that has been britain's position. i think it is not escalatory to say we are going to help this independent sovereign country to fight off an aggressor and we will help them to do that. you don't see the prospect of nato boots on the ground in ukraine? ma. boots on the ground in ukraine? no. i think that boots on the ground in ukraine? firm i think that we don't want to give putin a target like that. and nato can do lots of things to better co—ordinate the help we give to ukraine. but fundamentally for countries like britain and those supporting ukraine, this is a question of political will. do we have the patience, the will, are we prepared to give the resources. in britain's cas
in ukraine. what nato�*s looking at is a nato mission for ukraine, not a nato mission for ukraine, not a nato mission in ukraine. it is making sure that we use nato�*s architecture to help deliver some of the support that ukraine needs. but fundamentally i think that we should do everything we can to help ukraine. that has been britain's position. i think it is not escalatory to say we are going to help this independent sovereign country to fight off an aggressor and we will help them to do...
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ukraine will prevail in this war. ukraine will get nato and eu membership. the free world is to win this righteous fight. there is no other option on the table, steven. and this is ourjoint fight for the future of the humanity. i am not exaggerating. we have to end there. arseni yatsenyuk, i thank you very much for being on hardtalk. thank you, stephen. hello, there. some beautiful rainbows spotted again on thursday, particularly across parts of scotland, such as here in aberdeenshire. and there will be more rainbows on friday with sunshine and showers still very much the theme of the day, but lots more dry weather to come in the forecast as we head through the weekend and into the start of next week now with high pressure starting to edge in from the west, killing off some of those showers by the time we get to the end of the afternoon. it's a cloudy, mild start to the day across england and wales, it's a little brighter further north across scotland and northern ireland, the focus of the showers gradually shifting further southwards as we head through the
ukraine will prevail in this war. ukraine will get nato and eu membership. the free world is to win this righteous fight. there is no other option on the table, steven. and this is ourjoint fight for the future of the humanity. i am not exaggerating. we have to end there. arseni yatsenyuk, i thank you very much for being on hardtalk. thank you, stephen. hello, there. some beautiful rainbows spotted again on thursday, particularly across parts of scotland, such as here in aberdeenshire. and...
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the portents for ukraine in its grim battle against vladimir putin's forces in ukraine, the portents are really very negative, are they not? the supply of weaponry and of money coming from kyiv supporters is drying up. how concerned are you? that's not quite right. i was in kyiv within days of my appointment in december. my prime minister, the former head of the european council, donald tusk, has just been there, and the ukrainians have achieved a victory that has not been noticed in the western press, namely that, against stiff russian opposition, they have cleared western black sea of russian ships and they have now resumed grain shipments, not under a deal, from odesa via the western black sea to the bosphorus and to africa and beyond. that's a considerable military success. that's not insignificant. and they also... i agree it's not insignificant. but, ultimately, this is a desperate battle, metre by metre, kilometre by kilometre, for land in the east of ukraine. and if one looks at what is happening from bakhmut to avdiivka, one sees that the russian military can outgun the ukra
the portents for ukraine in its grim battle against vladimir putin's forces in ukraine, the portents are really very negative, are they not? the supply of weaponry and of money coming from kyiv supporters is drying up. how concerned are you? that's not quite right. i was in kyiv within days of my appointment in december. my prime minister, the former head of the european council, donald tusk, has just been there, and the ukrainians have achieved a victory that has not been noticed in the...
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. ., ., ., �* ., ukraine. you got an obe for your negotiation _ ukraine. you got an obe for your negotiation work _ ukraine. you got an obe for your negotiation work in _ ukraine. you got an obe for your negotiation work in syria - ukraine. you got an obe for your negotiation work in syria and - ukraine. you got an obe for your negotiation work in syria and you are an independent diplomat now, as it were, so how important is the decision in washington? absolutely, i a . ree with decision in washington? absolutely, i agree with gordon, _ decision in washington? absolutely, i agree with gordon, it _ decision in washington? absolutely, i agree with gordon, it is _ decision in washington? absolutely, i agree with gordon, it is a - decision in washington? absolutely, i agree with gordon, it is a pivotal i i agree with gordon, it is a pivotal decision— i agree with gordon, it is a pivotal decision and — i agree with gordon, it is a pivotal decision and we need to make sure the aid _ decision and we need to make
. ., ., ., �* ., ukraine. you got an obe for your negotiation _ ukraine. you got an obe for your negotiation work _ ukraine. you got an obe for your negotiation work in _ ukraine. you got an obe for your negotiation work in syria - ukraine. you got an obe for your negotiation work in syria and - ukraine. you got an obe for your negotiation work in syria and you are an independent diplomat now, as it were, so how important is the decision in washington? absolutely, i a . ree with decision in...
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and it shows that ukraine is not alone and ukraine will never be alone. a decade ago as russian tanks rolled into crimea, and the fight against isil rage against the middle east, nato allies came together in wales and reached a historic agreement, to increase their defence budgets to 2% of gdp, and back then the uk was one of gdp, and back then the uk was one of only four countries that did so but today there are 11 and i believe we will look back on this moment as a similarturning we will look back on this moment as a similar turning point in european security. because for all that we welcome the news over the weekend that the us congress agreed a new package of aid for ukraine, support that will be indispensable on the front line, this is not the moment for complacency. we cannot keep expecting america to pay any price or bear any burden, if we ourselves are unwilling to make greater sacrifices for our own security. so i'm proud that the uk is increasing our defence spending to £87 billion per year. the biggest strengthening of our national defence in
and it shows that ukraine is not alone and ukraine will never be alone. a decade ago as russian tanks rolled into crimea, and the fight against isil rage against the middle east, nato allies came together in wales and reached a historic agreement, to increase their defence budgets to 2% of gdp, and back then the uk was one of gdp, and back then the uk was one of only four countries that did so but today there are 11 and i believe we will look back on this moment as a similarturning we will look...
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one of course is to give money to ukraine and support ukraine — money to ukraine and support ukraine. the second is actually to -ive ukraine. the second is actually to give trade — ukraine. the second is actually to give trade to putin and oligarchs in russia _ give trade to putin and oligarchs in russia that — give trade to putin and oligarchs in russia that we can take the assets and russia — russia that we can take the assets and russia must pay. the third is much _ and russia must pay. the third is much more — and russia must pay. the third is much more cynical in the meeting that we _ much more cynical in the meeting that we have elections coming all over the — that we have elections coming all over the world, and taxpayers and voters _ over the world, and taxpayers and voters are — over the world, and taxpayers and voters are asking the rightful question, how long we have to pay. why doesn't— question, how long we have to pay. why doesn't russia pay for the damages — why doesn't russia pay for the damages and also the recovery process? — damages and also the re
one of course is to give money to ukraine and support ukraine — money to ukraine and support ukraine. the second is actually to -ive ukraine. the second is actually to give trade — ukraine. the second is actually to give trade to putin and oligarchs in russia _ give trade to putin and oligarchs in russia that — give trade to putin and oligarchs in russia that we can take the assets and russia — russia that we can take the assets and russia must pay. the third is much _ and russia must...
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you seem notjust to be very involved and a very hawkish advocate of more assistance to ukraine and ukraine winning its war. but you also seem to be sending a message, both to your own people and to the wider public in europe and the united states, that your country, too, is under very real threat from russia. you seem to be saying that you could actually envisage a russian attack on lithuania coming very quickly. where do you get any evidence to support that? well, you know, at the very beginning, answering yourfirst question, isaid, it's notjust morally right to support ukraine, it's existential. no, but aren't you just sowing a fear amongst your own people, a fear that isn't actually justified? even your own president, at the end of last year, told you to take a seat and calm down after you'd suggested it was only a matter of time before russia sent troops. i'm not the only one to suggest that, and you probably know that, you know, a number of leaders in eastern flank were saying exactly the same thing. i mean, even the german defence minister is saying exactly the same thing on his way
you seem notjust to be very involved and a very hawkish advocate of more assistance to ukraine and ukraine winning its war. but you also seem to be sending a message, both to your own people and to the wider public in europe and the united states, that your country, too, is under very real threat from russia. you seem to be saying that you could actually envisage a russian attack on lithuania coming very quickly. where do you get any evidence to support that? well, you know, at the very...
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to lose it, because _ want ukraine to lose it, because ukraine's final victory will lead — because ukraine's final victory will lead to russia's defeat and — will lead to russia's defeat and the _ will lead to russia's defeat and the final victory of russia will lead _ and the final victory of russia will lead to ukraine's defeat. do you — will lead to ukraine's defeat. do you think that's a fair assessment, ambassador? that the west is afraid of russia losing the war?— losing the war? no. i think that america _ losing the war? no. i think that america wants - losing the war? no. i think| that america wants ukraine losing the war? no. i think i that america wants ukraine to win, but i do think we have been too timid to allow ukraine to do everything necessary to win, which is to take out the missiles that are being lobbed from russia and then go on an offensive to push the lines back where russia has invaded and to start pushing back toward the boundaries of ukraine. we know that russia is receiving help from its ally, china, and certainly financial help. we know china's being buying a
to lose it, because _ want ukraine to lose it, because ukraine's final victory will lead — because ukraine's final victory will lead to russia's defeat and — will lead to russia's defeat and the _ will lead to russia's defeat and the final victory of russia will lead _ and the final victory of russia will lead to ukraine's defeat. do you — will lead to ukraine's defeat. do you think that's a fair assessment, ambassador? that the west is afraid of russia losing the war?— losing the war?...
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that he could roll into ukraine. that he could roll into ukraine and rule over them. two years later, he remains wrong and did not do that and kyiv is still standing in the people of ukraine are still free and remain unbalanced and unbroken in the face of his onslaught. let's get more on the sanctions announced by the us from will vernon in washington dc... this is a substantial package of sanctions and over 500 individuals and entities included in those, including those linked to the russian military industrial complex, the banking sector and key among those are targeting key russian payment systems and created when russia first invaded ukraine and a large scale western sanctions and that payment system was expanded in march 2022 when visa and mastercard ceased operations in russia. third party and that is important because russia is now the most sanctioned economy in the world it is difficult to find any key sectors of the economy or parts of the military that are not already under western sanctions because of that, russia got very good at evading sanctions, finding
that he could roll into ukraine. that he could roll into ukraine and rule over them. two years later, he remains wrong and did not do that and kyiv is still standing in the people of ukraine are still free and remain unbalanced and unbroken in the face of his onslaught. let's get more on the sanctions announced by the us from will vernon in washington dc... this is a substantial package of sanctions and over 500 individuals and entities included in those, including those linked to the russian...
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that is why we are supporting now ukraine. putin drawing united states into a war in europe and in the future. we should take a bit of a step back and realise what a critical moment this is for the state and nato. this is a historical moment. in the last two years, we have helped unify and strengthen and expand nato. imagine instead if we had failed to step up now and support ukraine. all those gains would have been beginning to unravel. the cohesion of nato would have been weakened and national security would have been undermined without question. putin started this war and he could easily break the will of the people of ukraine. but he changed his strategy little bit. thinking he would break the will of nato, break the will of united states, but he has failed again. we stand up against dictators. we bow to no one. certainly not putin. this bill also includes vital support for israel. it is ten days ago there was a launch of 100 missiles and drones and because of them, the response from the region, no serious damage was cause
that is why we are supporting now ukraine. putin drawing united states into a war in europe and in the future. we should take a bit of a step back and realise what a critical moment this is for the state and nato. this is a historical moment. in the last two years, we have helped unify and strengthen and expand nato. imagine instead if we had failed to step up now and support ukraine. all those gains would have been beginning to unravel. the cohesion of nato would have been weakened and...
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vladyslav is a 22—year—old lieutenant in ukraine's border vladyslav is a 22—year—old lieutenant in ukraine's border service. the border runs mostly along a river and a mountain range, making it difficult to protect. the border guards film their operations. these young men were arrested just metres from romania's border. it's illegal for men under 60 to leave without a valid exemption from military service. those caught trying to do so face up to eight years injail. dog barks since the start of the war over 4,000 men have been stopped trying to cross into romania. elsewhere, the numbers are higher. dinu is a senior officer with the moldovan border police. on average, 22 ukrainian men a day are making it out over this 1,200km border. this man hasjust been found... ..and taken to the local border police station. yevgeny is 37 and a construction worker from kyiv. it's been six months since he saw his family. he says he left because he was struggling to survive. yevgeny says he's avoided the draft. men like him with no fighting experience haven't been called up yet. most men like yevgeny attempt
vladyslav is a 22—year—old lieutenant in ukraine's border vladyslav is a 22—year—old lieutenant in ukraine's border service. the border runs mostly along a river and a mountain range, making it difficult to protect. the border guards film their operations. these young men were arrested just metres from romania's border. it's illegal for men under 60 to leave without a valid exemption from military service. those caught trying to do so face up to eight years injail. dog barks since the...
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so ukraine very quickly dismissing any suggestion that this is linked to ukraine, that ukraine was in any way involved. but certainly since the very beginning, there have been fears here in ukraine that russia would try to point the blame somehow towards ukraine as an excuse for escalating its war on this country, which, of course, has been devastating ukraine now for more than two years. yeah. what did ukraine have to say on this? because i understand doleac, who is a top adviser, had had made a video statement. what did he say in response to those accusations? yes. we heard from the presidential adviser, michael polak. we also heard from the foreign ministry late last night, as this news was coming in from moscow. there were statements from defence intelligence as well. so lots of very quick statements from here in ukraine absolutely categorically ruling out any link whatsoever to the attack in moscow. he talked about what he said. he said ukraine is fighting russia on the battlefield and that is where the war will be fought and ukraine says will be won. he also said that ukraine wo
so ukraine very quickly dismissing any suggestion that this is linked to ukraine, that ukraine was in any way involved. but certainly since the very beginning, there have been fears here in ukraine that russia would try to point the blame somehow towards ukraine as an excuse for escalating its war on this country, which, of course, has been devastating ukraine now for more than two years. yeah. what did ukraine have to say on this? because i understand doleac, who is a top adviser, had had made...
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— backdrop after the start of the ukraine war? ~ , . , , ., ukraine war? well, he is a russian olitician, ukraine war? well, he is a russian politician. and _ ukraine war? well, he is a russian politician, and this _ ukraine war? well, he is a russian politician, and this is _ ukraine war? well, he is a russian politician, and this is how - ukraine war? well, he is a russian politician, and this is how he - ukraine war? well, he is a russian politician, and this is how he has i politician, and this is how he has always identified himself, first of all, he is also a historian and a document wrist and a writer but he is first of all a politician and he believes that it would be unfair to ask of others something he would not be willing to do himself so he believes he has to share the risks and challenges faced by russians back home. and challenges faced by russians back home-— back home. with the rest of the family terrified _ back home. with the rest of the family terrified when _ back home. with the rest of the family terrified when he - back home. with t
— backdrop after the start of the ukraine war? ~ , . , , ., ukraine war? well, he is a russian olitician, ukraine war? well, he is a russian politician. and _ ukraine war? well, he is a russian politician, and this _ ukraine war? well, he is a russian politician, and this is _ ukraine war? well, he is a russian politician, and this is how - ukraine war? well, he is a russian politician, and this is how he - ukraine war? well, he is a russian politician, and this is how he has i politician,...
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and give them _ best to support ukraine and give them the — best to support ukraine and give them the chance to defend their country — them the chance to defend their country. so i'm very happy that in europe _ country. so i'm very happy that in europe we — country. so i'm very happy that in europe we make now decisions to give the necessary financial support and that germany was ready to increase its support — that germany was ready to increase its support and weapon delivery and hopefully— its support and weapon delivery and hopefully congress, the house will follow _ hopefully congress, the house will follow you and make a decision on giving _ follow you and make a decision on giving the — follow you and make a decision on giving the necessary support. because _ giving the necessary support. because without the support of the united _ because without the support of the united states and without the support — united states and without the support of european states, ukraine will not _ support of european states, ukraine will not have the chance to defend its own _ will n
and give them _ best to support ukraine and give them the — best to support ukraine and give them the chance to defend their country — them the chance to defend their country. so i'm very happy that in europe _ country. so i'm very happy that in europe we — country. so i'm very happy that in europe we make now decisions to give the necessary financial support and that germany was ready to increase its support — that germany was ready to increase its support and weapon delivery and...
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~ ., , ., ., ukraine? well, what you have and the reason _ ukraine? well, what you have and the reason this _ ukraine? well, what you have and the reason this is - ukraine? well, what you have and the reason this is all- and the reason this is all being sliced up, you have some republican who are against aid for ukraine, but in favour of it for israel, which will now be a separate bill, so they can vote against the ukraine aid bill all the israel bill and we have some progressive democrat that are against because of gaza, aid to israel but in favour of the aid to ukraine. so everybody gets to vote on what they want to vote for and vote against what they don't like that will all come together, and it will all pass and then go to the senate, that is the plan and this is all supposed to happen on saturday evening. supposed to happen on saturday evenina. ., ., , . ., evening. you do expect it to ass on evening. you do expect it to pass on this _ evening. you do expect it to pass on this form, - evening. you do expect it to pass on this form, you - evening
~ ., , ., ., ukraine? well, what you have and the reason _ ukraine? well, what you have and the reason this _ ukraine? well, what you have and the reason this is - ukraine? well, what you have and the reason this is all- and the reason this is all being sliced up, you have some republican who are against aid for ukraine, but in favour of it for israel, which will now be a separate bill, so they can vote against the ukraine aid bill all the israel bill and we have some progressive democrat that...
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in ukraine-— in ukraine. it's interesting because do ou in ukraine. it's interesting because do you think _ in ukraine. it's interesting because do you think there _ in ukraine. it's interesting because do you think there is _ in ukraine. it's interesting because do you think there is a _ in ukraine. it's interesting because do you think there is a real - in ukraine. it's interesting because do you think there is a real danger| do you think there is a real danger of a wider conflagration in europe taking in the uk within the next three to four years?— taking in the uk within the next three to four years? there is no scri t, three to four years? there is no script. there — three to four years? there is no script, there is _ three to four years? there is no script, there is no _ three to four years? there is no script, there is no guarantee . three to four years? there is no i script, there is no guarantee about how world affairs turnout. if world affairs are handled really badly, was can happen for very ba
in ukraine-— in ukraine. it's interesting because do ou in ukraine. it's interesting because do you think _ in ukraine. it's interesting because do you think there _ in ukraine. it's interesting because do you think there is _ in ukraine. it's interesting because do you think there is a _ in ukraine. it's interesting because do you think there is a real - in ukraine. it's interesting because do you think there is a real danger| do you think there is a real danger of a wider conflagration in...
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sure, what about ukraine? because of course, that would make a huge difference to ukraine. and ukraine is closer to membership than ever before. but of course, the challenge is that, to have them as a full member in the midst of war, then we risk having a full confrontation, full conflict war between russia and nato. and nato has fundamentally two tasks — one is to support ukraine, as we do with unprecedented military economic support, and the other is to prevent this conflict from escalating to a full—scale conflict between russia and nato. your predecessor at nato, anders fogh rasmussen, has said, "i hear the argument we cannot invite ukraine "to join nato as long as war is going on". and he said it's a dangerous argument that you're making, because he says, "it provides putin with a veto over nato "and an incentive to continue hostilities indefinitely". i think i've demonstrated very clearly that president putin doesn't have a veto on nato enlargement. he, in the weeks leading up to the invasion... but he does over ukraine's admission to nato. no, ukraine is now clos
sure, what about ukraine? because of course, that would make a huge difference to ukraine. and ukraine is closer to membership than ever before. but of course, the challenge is that, to have them as a full member in the midst of war, then we risk having a full confrontation, full conflict war between russia and nato. and nato has fundamentally two tasks — one is to support ukraine, as we do with unprecedented military economic support, and the other is to prevent this conflict from escalating...
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a russian mp, retired generaltoday, said ukraine| retired general today, said ukraine down the plane to sabotage future prisoner exchanges, i don't have —— i don't understand what incentive they would have to do that western mark why would they do that? it you mark why would they do that? if you to down mark why would they do that? if you go down that — mark why would they do that? if you go down that rabbit _ mark why would they do that? if you go down that rabbit hole _ mark why would they do that? if gm. go down that rabbit hole you're not getting out, you cannot try to think rationally about those kind of comments because they make absolutely no sense. there is no way that your agreement wants to jeopardise the return of its prisoners, quite the opposite. there are thousands and thousands of ukrainian soldiers, fighting for this country, who are now in russian jails and there is huge demand there for those meant to be return home safely, and i was talking to the mother of a 23—year—old ukrainian fighter, who she hasn't heard from forfor a long time, she is extremely dis
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. ~ ., v ensure that enough weaponry is going to ukraine. ~ . �*, ., to ukraine. what's about the lanauuae to ukraine. what's about the language from _ to ukraine. what's about the language from president - to ukraine. what's about the - language from president zelensky talking about the amount of admonition or artillery shells and sent by you at the moment being humiliating? it sent by you at the moment being humiliating?— humiliating? it is all in the context of— humiliating? it is all in the context of the _ humiliating? it is all in the context of the stalled - humiliating? it is all in the context of the stalled aid i humiliating? it is all in the - context of the stalled aid package in the us congress which is not gone through and the ukrainians are in dire need of that military aid, so you have that passionate address from president zelensky to leaders there this evening trying to make his case for that. you also have lots of calls from countries like france, resident emmanuel macron, he has spoken about the idea of euro bonds, it kind of war bond that
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all the more so now because of ukraine. , ~ . ukraine. exactly right. we are workin: ukraine. exactly right. we are working together, _ ukraine. exactly right. we are working together, hand - ukraine. exactly right. we are working together, hand in - ukraine. exactly right. we are i working together, hand in hand, ukraine. exactly right. we are - working together, hand in hand, in terms of supporting ukraine for as long as it takes. we have both provided long—range missiles, for example through our collaboration with the big defence company. we are training pilots together, to make sure that new ukrainian pilots can be ready to fly future generations of jets. be ready to fly future generations ofjets. there is a lot of other stuff going on as well which is incredibly important to support ukraine for as long as it takes so that ukraine will win. the uk ambassador to france speaking there. now to myanmar, where hundreds of muslim ethnic minority rohingyas have been conscripted to fight for the country's embattled military junta, the bbc has learned. this is despite the fact th
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—— russia into ukraine. what do you make? it is an extensive list, and you covered some highlights. i wish it had been sharper in some places. i really wish that we had made progress on going after the russian sovereign assets that we in the g7 locked down two years ago. that's $300 billion of perfectly good money that we should be using to help ukraine. not much progress. that's not the americans�* fault, i think the holdup is in europe, but i would like to see progress there. i would also like to see progress going after the invaders networks. we know a lot of goods now get into russia through third countries. there was some of that in today's package. i wish there had been more. so, it's a good package, but to answer your larger question, does it work? the good news is, yeah, it is having an effect. it's hitting the russian economy. the bad news is, it's not going to hit it fast enough to save ukraine unless we provide, the americans provide them the ammunition and vote them the money. we are two years
—— russia into ukraine. what do you make? it is an extensive list, and you covered some highlights. i wish it had been sharper in some places. i really wish that we had made progress on going after the russian sovereign assets that we in the g7 locked down two years ago. that's $300 billion of perfectly good money that we should be using to help ukraine. not much progress. that's not the americans�* fault, i think the holdup is in europe, but i would like to see progress there. i would...
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in ukraine-— in ukraine. good to be with ou, in ukraine. good to be with you. not— in ukraine. good to be with you. not very _ in ukraine. good to be with you, not very good - in ukraine. good to be with you, not very good at - in ukraine. good to be with you, not very good at all. l you, not very good at all. there is basically three frontline is happening right now, one is the physical one which stretches through a good part of ukraine and now all the way up to kharkiv because of the missiles, but we have the long—range missiles and drones happening on a daily basis, pretty much happening 24/7 in odesa and other key cities in ukraine, and then we have the hybrid warfare russia is employing. just today was a pretty scary hit on odesa, one of the two main ports was hit by russian missiles, this was an area where grain destined for asia and africa is being loaded onto ships, and also there are really important storage terminals, things like sunflower oil, and another facility was hit according to president
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we heard vladimir putin in his tv address mention in ukraine address mentioning ukraine suggesting some kind of link, that the government had arrested people who were trying to go to ukraine border. i think he said a window had been prepared for them on the ukrainian side to cross the border. that has been completely denied by the ukrainian authorities. but it is notjust vladimir putin. 0ther russian officials and pro—kremlin commentators have been pushing this line that there is some ukrainian link here. i was reading one pro—kremlin news site this morning, quite astonishing thing is being written. one thing ijotted down, this commentator had written ukraine must be declared a terrorist state, it is time to destroy the kyiv regime. those guys must die, russia has the resources to do this. and all of that raises the question, what will russia do next? will russia try and use what was a devastating attack on friday in moscow to use it as an excuse to launch another escalation in its war in ukraine? steve rosenberg there. let's turn to uk politics now. the chancellorjeremy the chancel
we heard vladimir putin in his tv address mention in ukraine address mentioning ukraine suggesting some kind of link, that the government had arrested people who were trying to go to ukraine border. i think he said a window had been prepared for them on the ukrainian side to cross the border. that has been completely denied by the ukrainian authorities. but it is notjust vladimir putin. 0ther russian officials and pro—kremlin commentators have been pushing this line that there is some...
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you ukraine can defend itself from further aggression.— ukraine can defend itself from further aggression. you say putin must realise _ further aggression. you say putin must realise he _ further aggression. you say putin must realise he has _ further aggression. you say putin must realise he has to _ further aggression. you say putin must realise he has to give - further aggression. you say putin must realise he has to give up . further aggression. you say putin | must realise he has to give up his goal but president zelensky will not cede one end of ukraine territory. perhaps ukraine will have to negotiate to? there might most wars end at the negotiating table but we know that what happens around the negotiating table is know that what happens around the negotiating table— negotiating table is very similar to what happens _ negotiating table is very similar to what happens on _ negotiating table is very similar to what happens on the _ negotiating table is very similar to what happens on the battlefield. l what happens on the battlefield. right now russia believes it can achieve its g
you ukraine can defend itself from further aggression.— ukraine can defend itself from further aggression. you say putin must realise _ further aggression. you say putin must realise he _ further aggression. you say putin must realise he has _ further aggression. you say putin must realise he has to _ further aggression. you say putin must realise he has to give - further aggression. you say putin must realise he has to give up . further aggression. you say putin | must realise he has to give...
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it is years on, what is being discussed about ukraine?— about ukraine? it is really an effort here — about ukraine? it is really an effort here in _ about ukraine? it is really an effort here in the _ about ukraine? it is really an effort here in the un - about ukraine? it is really anj effort here in the un general assembly debate taking place later in the un security council for allies of kyiv to show this kind of united front and try to convince other nations here, particularly those from the global south that the fight in ukraine is the worlds fight in it impacts them notjust because the impact on global food supplies and global security butjust on the very basics of the un charter and territorial integrity of all nations and we heard david cameron, lord cameron talking to the general assembly that putin must be stopped in ukraine because he willjust continue outside of ukraine's borders and other countries will be threatened by their large neighbours if that is a precedent that is set. it is certainly a message that they're putting forward in keep
it is years on, what is being discussed about ukraine?— about ukraine? it is really an effort here — about ukraine? it is really an effort here in _ about ukraine? it is really an effort here in the _ about ukraine? it is really an effort here in the un - about ukraine? it is really anj effort here in the un general assembly debate taking place later in the un security council for allies of kyiv to show this kind of united front and try to convince other nations here, particularly those...
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that is at least how he is perceived in ukraine. next, some of the listeners to the global news podcast and ukrainecast have been asking about the impact of the war on civilian populations. steve, you can look at that in just a moment. first, lyse, what does it feel like in ukraine today? i have to say i remember the first weeks of the war, whenever the air raid sirens sounded, everyone immediately went to their bomb shelters, either underground parks, metro stations, basements. whatever they had, everyone knew they had somewhere to hide. but as the months went on and people realised that every time the air raid sirens sounded, it didn't necessarily mean there was going to be a missile slamming into a building or a street nearby. people became much more relaxed about it, they look up from what they are doing and they get on with it. every so often, they are reminded that you have to take them seriously. there were blistering attacks here in kyiv injanuary, reminding people, even though kyiv at times can feel far away from the worst
that is at least how he is perceived in ukraine. next, some of the listeners to the global news podcast and ukrainecast have been asking about the impact of the war on civilian populations. steve, you can look at that in just a moment. first, lyse, what does it feel like in ukraine today? i have to say i remember the first weeks of the war, whenever the air raid sirens sounded, everyone immediately went to their bomb shelters, either underground parks, metro stations, basements. whatever they...
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, sending assistance to ukraine. they are part of the growing isolationist wing of the republican party. many of them think that more money should be spent at home here in america and things like border security. they don't think that billions of dollars should be sent overseas to fight wars in foreign countries. but many democrats and the other part of the republican party, which we sometimes call the national security part or the reagan list part of the republicans, they very much support this bill. they say this is a vital moment that america needs a standby ukraine, that two years on, it is important, not only to ensure that the ukrainians had the weapons and the ukrainians had the weapons and the ammunition they need, but also for morale and ukraine. it is important that america stands by its partners. so this is really a crucial moment. so we will have to see what happened in that vote in an hour but as i say, that bill is expected to pass.— hour but as i say, that bill is expected to pass. thank you very muc
, sending assistance to ukraine. they are part of the growing isolationist wing of the republican party. many of them think that more money should be spent at home here in america and things like border security. they don't think that billions of dollars should be sent overseas to fight wars in foreign countries. but many democrats and the other part of the republican party, which we sometimes call the national security part or the reagan list part of the republicans, they very much support...
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any russian proxy officials are blaming ukraine, but ukraine has not confirmed it.— ukraine, but ukraine has not confirmed it. ukraine does not usually confirm _ confirmed it. ukraine does not usually confirm the _ confirmed it. ukraine does not usually confirm the sorts - confirmed it. ukraine does not usually confirm the sorts of. confirmed it. ukraine does not - usually confirm the sorts of things, but we will wait to see. it is a significant attack. the russian foreign ministry is being extremely strong on this in terms of trying to use it as a justification after the fact, given the fact that russia initially invaded ukraine, so it is casting this as an attack by neo—nazis in the ukrainian government, which of course is something that no one outside of russia really believes, so it is a very serious attack and we will have to see the number of people and whether we can verify the numbers of dead and injured. but whether we can verify the numbers of dead and injured.— dead and in'ured. but kyiv has confirmed — dead and injured. but kyiv has confirmed the _ dead and injured. but
any russian proxy officials are blaming ukraine, but ukraine has not confirmed it.— ukraine, but ukraine has not confirmed it. ukraine does not usually confirm _ confirmed it. ukraine does not usually confirm the _ confirmed it. ukraine does not usually confirm the sorts - confirmed it. ukraine does not usually confirm the sorts of. confirmed it. ukraine does not - usually confirm the sorts of things, but we will wait to see. it is a significant attack. the russian foreign ministry is being...
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it is a small bit of good news for ukraine - ukraine with russia? it is a small i bit of good news for ukraine amidst an awful lot of bad news. the russians do not have a great many of these a 50 reconnaissance planes, about eight of them so that is quite about eight of them so that is quite a serious dent in that number and it's a site ukraine is still able to inflict damage on the russians but the general picture is not good for ukraine. they are running out of ammunition, people, they are being pushed back bit by bit in the donbass region. they are able to every now and then score a long—range hit, such as this and particularly on the russian navy. they had been able to push the russians away from the north west black sea and show they can damage their facilities at ports in crimea and further afield on the russian coast but generally, the situation is not looking good for ukraine. our summer offensive felt. morale is not that great. they are now suffering another winter of endless drone strikes by the russians, trying to knock at the electrici
it is a small bit of good news for ukraine - ukraine with russia? it is a small i bit of good news for ukraine amidst an awful lot of bad news. the russians do not have a great many of these a 50 reconnaissance planes, about eight of them so that is quite about eight of them so that is quite a serious dent in that number and it's a site ukraine is still able to inflict damage on the russians but the general picture is not good for ukraine. they are running out of ammunition, people, they are...
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ukraine's place is in nato. you now are one — ukraine's place is in nato. you now are one head _ ukraine's place is in nato. you now are one head of _ ukraine's place is in nato. you now are one head of state among europe, a fellow head of state president macron of france has said europe has to learn a fundamental lesson. it needs to develop strategic autonomy, to invest in its own defence and security capability to the point where it is no longer dependent on the united states. do you agree with them? i dependent on the united states. do you agree with them?- do you agree with them? i think we are quite _ do you agree with them? i think we are quite far _ do you agree with them? i think we are quite far away _ do you agree with them? i think we are quite far away from - we are quite far away from that, strategic autonomy is not necessarily a bad thing but it's not realistic, remember, finish defence is based very much on american material, we just bought 64 f 35 fighter jet. we have gabriel and we have gl rs which are of american background. what europe ne
ukraine's place is in nato. you now are one — ukraine's place is in nato. you now are one head _ ukraine's place is in nato. you now are one head of _ ukraine's place is in nato. you now are one head of state among europe, a fellow head of state president macron of france has said europe has to learn a fundamental lesson. it needs to develop strategic autonomy, to invest in its own defence and security capability to the point where it is no longer dependent on the united states. do you agree...
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, _ terrorists, about british soldiers in ukraine, to what extent are those remarks _ in ukraine, to what extent are those remarks but — in ukraine, to what extent are those remarks put british soldiers at risk miss— remarks put british soldiers at risk miss an _ remarks put british soldiers at risk miss an did — remarks put british soldiers at risk miss an did you suggest in your discussions today, you mentioned long—range weapons, proposal that british— long—range weapons, proposal that british soldiers could programme and supervise _ british soldiers could programme and supervise missiles for the use by ukraine, — supervise missiles for the use by ukraine, or— supervise missiles for the use by ukraine, orare you perhaps supervise missiles for the use by ukraine, or are you perhaps also going _ ukraine, or are you perhaps also going to — ukraine, or are you perhaps also going to suggest when you meet the chancellor? translation: ., , , ., translation: your first question, i do understand _ translation: your first question, i do understand your _ translation: your
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again, that issue of ukraine and support| that issue of ukraine and support for the ukrainian military and it's attempt to defeat russia, that has played a key role in their selection. peter pellegrini has accused ivan korcok of being a candidate of war, something echoed by the prime minister, robert fico. mr pellegrini said that what ukraine needsis mr pellegrini said that what ukraine needs is not for the west to send weapons, but for them to go to the negotiating table with moscow to be a ceasefire. ivan korcok is in favour of continuing support of ukraine. the president is of course ceremonial position and has no executive power, so these claims by the government that ivan korcok would send slovak boys off to fight in ukraine are nonsense, frankly, because the government and the parliament to make that decision. but, ukraine has really coloured this election, and has made it an extremely tense and bad—tempered affair. how slovakia is regarded as an ally of ukraine and indeed part of the eu and nato will really depend on the outcome of the selection today.— depend on the outcome
again, that issue of ukraine and support| that issue of ukraine and support for the ukrainian military and it's attempt to defeat russia, that has played a key role in their selection. peter pellegrini has accused ivan korcok of being a candidate of war, something echoed by the prime minister, robert fico. mr pellegrini said that what ukraine needsis mr pellegrini said that what ukraine needs is not for the west to send weapons, but for them to go to the negotiating table with moscow to be a...
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ukraine. i want to start off by talking about how mikejohnson delayed bringing this the on ukraine aid for several months, there was a bill sitting in the senate that did not come to the house. why do you think now he is changing his stance? even though bringing a ukraine aid bill could risk hisjob? thank you for doing this, i think mikejohnson has seen the light. he is a person of deep religious conviction and i think the moral arguments have swayed him. it's notjust the moral arguments, many people spoke with him about this decision and he did not know that there were a lot that russia was persecuting and torturing christians and christians were able to see him and tell him their stories and pray with them so that emotional heart had a factor in it. he also received multiple very dire intelligence briefings and i think that scared him as well. politics were involved as well, this has been a long process, a two—month delay that could have been resolved sooner. he has a complicated legislati
ukraine. i want to start off by talking about how mikejohnson delayed bringing this the on ukraine aid for several months, there was a bill sitting in the senate that did not come to the house. why do you think now he is changing his stance? even though bringing a ukraine aid bill could risk hisjob? thank you for doing this, i think mikejohnson has seen the light. he is a person of deep religious conviction and i think the moral arguments have swayed him. it's notjust the moral arguments, many...
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i what does the passage of this bill mean for ukraine?- bill mean for ukraine? i think this is a big — bill mean for ukraine? i think this is a big deal. _ bill mean for ukraine? i think this is a big deal. i— bill mean for ukraine? i think this is a big deal. i think - this is a big deal. i think this is a big deal. i think this is a big deal. i think this is six months later, several months later than it should've been. as they say, better late than never. this really is the united states stepping up to its responsibilities to secure its interest and begin to serve once again as the arsenal of democracy. we have ukrainians willing to fight defend their homes, theyjust asked of the means to do it. the delay has been costly. the ukrainians have had to ration some of their munitions. we seen the russians making gains as a result. but once the senate passes this and the president signs it into law without delay some of the vital weapons and munitions can begin to arrive as your correspondent said within days. some is already in europe and just waiting for this
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necessary in orderfor any ukraine funding to pass, and where going to protect ukraine's border we have to protect our board as well, all of this in jeopardy. one thing striking to me in the president zelensky�*s speech at davos, it seemed this year is a decisive year and it is not only his war and what is happening in his country but also with the political environment around the world, especially in the united states. grant shapps, the defence secretary for the uk it was picking up on that theme today, talking about the end of the postwar dividend that followed the second world war, we are into a new hard—headed realism, he said, here in europe where we have to take important decisions about our own security and how we deal with russia. he about our own security and how we deal with russia.— deal with russia. he is right on that, it's deal with russia. he is right on that. it's an — deal with russia. he is right on that, it's an kind _ deal with russia. he is right on that, it's an kind of _ deal with russia. he is right on that, it's an kind of obvious - deal with russia. he
necessary in orderfor any ukraine funding to pass, and where going to protect ukraine's border we have to protect our board as well, all of this in jeopardy. one thing striking to me in the president zelensky�*s speech at davos, it seemed this year is a decisive year and it is not only his war and what is happening in his country but also with the political environment around the world, especially in the united states. grant shapps, the defence secretary for the uk it was picking up on that...
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and after the full scale invasion— ukraine. and after the full scale invasion in— ukraine. and after the full scale invasion in 2022, he stepped up significantly, training thousands of ukrainian — significantly, training thousands of ukrainian soldiers and providing bitiions — ukrainian soldiers and providing billions of— ukrainian soldiers and providing billions of pounds of military assistance. and today your announcement of additional support, including _ announcement of additional support, including more ammunition, air defence — including more ammunition, air defence and strike abilities, shows once again — defence and strike abilities, shows once again the british people's commitment to ukraine. i welcome your commitment to continue these levels _ your commitment to continue these levels of— your commitment to continue these levels of support to ukraine as —— for as— levels of support to ukraine as —— for as long — levels of support to ukraine as —— for as long as needed. nato, we are addressing — for as long as needed. nato, we are addre
and after the full scale invasion— ukraine. and after the full scale invasion in— ukraine. and after the full scale invasion in 2022, he stepped up significantly, training thousands of ukrainian — significantly, training thousands of ukrainian soldiers and providing bitiions — ukrainian soldiers and providing billions of— ukrainian soldiers and providing billions of pounds of military assistance. and today your announcement of additional support, including _ announcement of additional...
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in ukraine. what nato is looking at is a nato mission for ukraine, not a nato mission for ukraine, not a nato mission in ukraine. it's making sure we use the nato architecture to help deliver some of the support ukraine needs but fundamentally, i think we should do everything we can to help ukraine, that is the position of britain and i think it's not escalator me to say we will help this independent sovereign country to fight off an aggressor and we will give it all the help we can in order to do that.— will give it all the help we can in order to do that. you don't see the --rosect order to do that. you don't see the prosraect of — order to do that. you don't see the prosraect of nato _ order to do that. you don't see the prospect of nato puts _ order to do that. you don't see the prospect of nato puts on - order to do that. you don't see the prospect of nato puts on the - order to do that. you don't see the i prospect of nato puts on the ground at any time? ida. prospect of nato puts on th
in ukraine. what nato is looking at is a nato mission for ukraine, not a nato mission for ukraine, not a nato mission in ukraine. it's making sure we use the nato architecture to help deliver some of the support ukraine needs but fundamentally, i think we should do everything we can to help ukraine, that is the position of britain and i think it's not escalator me to say we will help this independent sovereign country to fight off an aggressor and we will give it all the help we can in order to...
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ukraine retains its freedom — support for ukraine. ukraine retains its freedom and _ support for ukraine. ukraine retains its freedom and independence. - support for ukraine. ukraine retains its freedom and independence. thisj its freedom and independence. this has been made possible by courage and resolve. enabled by major military and economic support for nato allies. just in the past days and weeks, nato allies have announced new packages of aid worth billions of dollars. key capabilities like artillery ammunition and air defence. as well as f—16 equipment and spare parts, drones and de—mining equipment. more supporters on the way. lyse drones and de-mining equipment. more supporters on the way.— supporters on the way. lyse doucet is in k iv supporters on the way. lyse doucet is in kyiv to — supporters on the way. lyse doucet is in kyiv to mark _ supporters on the way. lyse doucet is in kyiv to mark the _ supporters on the way. lyse doucet is in kyiv to mark the grim - is in kyiv to mark the grim anniversary. she spoke abou
ukraine retains its freedom — support for ukraine. ukraine retains its freedom and _ support for ukraine. ukraine retains its freedom and independence. - support for ukraine. ukraine retains its freedom and independence. thisj its freedom and independence. this has been made possible by courage and resolve. enabled by major military and economic support for nato allies. just in the past days and weeks, nato allies have announced new packages of aid worth billions of dollars. key capabilities...
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we are going to start in ukraine. pictures of a russian warship being hit by drones, take a look, here they are. seems to show a drone hitting the ship of explosive see drones, we are told. this is a large russian landing ship in the black sea. this footage was released by ukraine's defence intelligence, and they say the ship started to sink after these moments. but no comment from russia. our team at bbc verity have been investigating the footage. here's our correspondent nick eardley. the sea has become a key strategic location for the russian navy, and ukraine has said that this attack this morning happened on crimea's southern coast, near a place called alupka. and there is a pretty dramatic video that was released by the ukrainian military. you can see it on your screen now. it shows vessels. we think that they're naval drones approaching, then hitting the ship. we found other material from the same location which suggests or backs up the idea there was a major incident in the black sea, although at the moment, w
we are going to start in ukraine. pictures of a russian warship being hit by drones, take a look, here they are. seems to show a drone hitting the ship of explosive see drones, we are told. this is a large russian landing ship in the black sea. this footage was released by ukraine's defence intelligence, and they say the ship started to sink after these moments. but no comment from russia. our team at bbc verity have been investigating the footage. here's our correspondent nick eardley. the sea...
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he said ukraine,", will lose the war if ukraine —— is the world doesn't act. he said that your forces ran out of missiles. that does sound dramatic. how do you describe the situation on the front lines? ., ., , , , ., lines? unfortunately, russia continues — lines? unfortunately, russia continues its _ lines? unfortunately, russia continues its terroristic - continues its terroristic missiles and drones attack day by day, night by night. today in the morning, they attacked civilian infrastructure — hotels and houses, civilian houses, and 16 people were killed by russians stop 65 people were seriously injured, four children among them. this is, once again, another russian military crime in ukraine. we understand the situation on the frontline is difficult but the most important message, we are not exhausted, we tired. is natural because this is, we are waiting for ammunition to continue ourfight. ladle waiting for ammunition to continue our fight. we did see senior ukrainian _ continue our fight. we did see senior ukrainian officials - continue our fight. w
he said ukraine,", will lose the war if ukraine —— is the world doesn't act. he said that your forces ran out of missiles. that does sound dramatic. how do you describe the situation on the front lines? ., ., , , , ., lines? unfortunately, russia continues — lines? unfortunately, russia continues its _ lines? unfortunately, russia continues its terroristic - continues its terroristic missiles and drones attack day by day, night by night. today in the morning, they attacked civilian...
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in ukraine, you would not limit himself to just ukraine, ukraine, you would not limit himself tojust ukraine, the ukraine, you would not limit himself to just ukraine, the cost for america in our allies are going to rise and those in congress who think they can oppose funding for ukraine and not be held accountable, history is watching. history is watching. failure to support ukraine at this critical moment will not be forgotten. critical moment will not be forgotten-— critical moment will not be foruotten. , ., , ., , critical moment will not be foruotten. , . forgotten. moments of history that joe biden forgotten. moments of history that joe biden is — forgotten. moments of history that joe biden is talking _ forgotten. moments of history that joe biden is talking on _ forgotten. moments of history that joe biden is talking on in _ forgotten. moments of history that joe biden is talking on in a - forgotten. moments of history that | joe biden is talking on in a moment joe biden is talking on in a moment but first, the technicalities, where is this process?— but first, the tec
in ukraine, you would not limit himself to just ukraine, ukraine, you would not limit himself tojust ukraine, the ukraine, you would not limit himself to just ukraine, the cost for america in our allies are going to rise and those in congress who think they can oppose funding for ukraine and not be held accountable, history is watching. history is watching. failure to support ukraine at this critical moment will not be forgotten. critical moment will not be forgotten-— critical moment will...
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we have a vital stake in making sure that ukraine is able to stop russian aggression in ukraine. as long as we provide the assistance we have been providing, that will happen. if we were bold in providing assistance, we can hasten putin's defeat in ukraine. but we have to first maintain the assistance and thatis maintain the assistance and that is what this aid bill is all about.— that is what this aid bill is all about. , , ., all about. there is separate preposed — all about. there is separate proposed funding _ all about. there is separate proposed funding in - all about. there is separate proposed funding in this - all about. there is separate | proposed funding in this bill for israel's military action in gaza and humanitarian aid for gaza and humanitarian aid for gaza as well, giving you also spent many years serving in various guises in israel for the us state department, this impending assault on 13 tacro, the un has said it could lead to slaughter, does the un need to slaughter, does the un need to look for its support for israel? , ., . israel? there is an historic
we have a vital stake in making sure that ukraine is able to stop russian aggression in ukraine. as long as we provide the assistance we have been providing, that will happen. if we were bold in providing assistance, we can hasten putin's defeat in ukraine. but we have to first maintain the assistance and thatis maintain the assistance and that is what this aid bill is all about.— that is what this aid bill is all about. , , ., all about. there is separate preposed — all about. there is...
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the long will it take for the money to get to ukraine?— get to ukraine? the american military wants _ get to ukraine? the american military wants to _ get to ukraine? the american military wants to expedite - get to ukraine? the american military wants to expedite the get to ukraine? the american - military wants to expedite the said, they are sitting in poland and germany with stocks of patriot missiles and artillery shells waiting for the word from washington to supply ukraine with those. and so we can expect that to happen fairly quickly. this is a massive aid budget, $68 million, in context, thatis budget, $68 million, in context, that is more or less the equivalent of the uk defence budget, and it is a huge injection of cash or supplies. it's also actually it will include new equipment so longer range attack missiles will be part of this. and there is a recognition without american aid and by drip feeding at the way the allies and americans have done over the last two and a half years, russia will win so there has been a realisation that aid needs to
the long will it take for the money to get to ukraine?— get to ukraine? the american military wants _ get to ukraine? the american military wants to _ get to ukraine? the american military wants to expedite - get to ukraine? the american military wants to expedite the get to ukraine? the american - military wants to expedite the said, they are sitting in poland and germany with stocks of patriot missiles and artillery shells waiting for the word from washington to supply ukraine with those....
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nato membership for ukraine would have meant, before 2022, that russia would not have invaded ukraine, because it hasn't touched any nato countries yet. ukraine is not going to get a membership offer at the nato summit. but it will get encouraging words at least, and jens stoltenberg himself said ukraine will one day join nato, but of course he is the outgoing general secretary. the russians have of course warned about this all the time, they claim they invaded ukraine fully in 2022 because of their concerns about ukraine's nato membership. but i think this is still largely aspirational. i don't think anyone has a good idea on the timetable, as long as ukraine and russia are at war with each other. a quick final question. we were hearing about some of these potential peace conferences, involving china for example. what role do you think these might play? are we getting closer to a point where the side might to a point where the sides might sit down and find a diplomatic way to end this conflict? i don't think we are anywhere near that yet, because i don't think russia is interested, a
nato membership for ukraine would have meant, before 2022, that russia would not have invaded ukraine, because it hasn't touched any nato countries yet. ukraine is not going to get a membership offer at the nato summit. but it will get encouraging words at least, and jens stoltenberg himself said ukraine will one day join nato, but of course he is the outgoing general secretary. the russians have of course warned about this all the time, they claim they invaded ukraine fully in 2022 because of...
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translation: ukraine finally passed. tuna/mom- ukraine finally passed. translation: ., ., ., translation: today we have got the decision _ translation: today we have got the decision we _ translation: today we have got the decision we were _ translation: today we have got the decision we were waiting - the decision we were waiting for on the american support package. forwhich for on the american support package. for which we fought so hard. , ,~ ., hard. president zelensky, how is...? hard. president zelensky, how is. . . ? president _ hard. president zelensky, how is. . . ? president zelensky - hard. president zelensky, how is. . . ? president zelensky had | is. . . ? president zelensky had personally — is. . . ? president zelensky had personally met _ is. . . ? president zelensky had personally met with - is. . . ? president zelensky had personally met with us - personally met with us lawmakers to lobby for support. many in congress waived ukrainian plans during voting but there was still divisions with members of the democratic party can keep but ot
translation: ukraine finally passed. tuna/mom- ukraine finally passed. translation: ., ., ., translation: today we have got the decision _ translation: today we have got the decision we _ translation: today we have got the decision we were _ translation: today we have got the decision we were waiting - the decision we were waiting for on the american support package. forwhich for on the american support package. for which we fought so hard. , ,~ ., hard. president zelensky, how is...? hard....