w. brussels bureau chief alexandra vaughan, norman, who's in following the meetings in berlin. so we know that a turkey has some objections with regards to sweden and finland, sir, becoming a member, members of nato, and the turkish foreign minister. actually, he made it pretty clear what the expectations are from ankara. they want to continue talking with sweden and finland. they want them to drop their support for extremist kurdish group such as p k, k. and they want also wanted them to lifted their arms embargo against a turkey. and we have to notice here that it's that only fin london, sweden. there is a number of european nations is also members of nato that decided to impose restrictions on arms deliveries to turkey because of her there and offensive in northern syria. and of course, that is also what probably is going then to be discussed among sweden, finland, and turkey. and sir, this is an important topic. her, the german foreign minister in her press conference after and they to foreign ministers meeting stressed once again. that isn't very important moment an emotio

vaughan, norman, who is in berlin, following the foreign ministers meeting for us. what were the other main takeaways from this nature press conference? i would say there were 3 main takeaways from this press conference. first of all, the fact that the german foreign minister, as well as nato secretary general stalled mac, were quite confident that the whole process after finland and sweden will formally apply for nato membership. that the whole process will be very swift, despite tar kiss or misgivings, about sweden and finland joining the alliance. and it was also very interesting to hear from stoughton back at that at the, even though the process and the process still needs to be completed. and now the alliance is already ready to beef up it's presence in the black in the, i'm sorry, in the, in the region in the northern region. and they that are ready to offer a some security assurances to finland in sweden. and it's very difficult transition time in which both country are not yet formally covered, but by the article front of the alliance. that is saying that an

did job brussels bureau chief alexander vaughan nomine joins me now. alexandra, give us some perspective your how much of a success is this russian oil band really? well, and the last 3 weeks we started to see cracks in the unity and to those 3 weeks were very embarrassing for the european union. now the fact that they were eventually able to get their act together and to agree on this partial oil embargo is a very significant. so it was a success a by banning 2 thirds of all oil or deliveries to the european union. this is going to hurt russia because normally you would pay russia and about $400000000.00 euros every day for day oil delivery. so now when we also take into account them, in addition, germany and poland have announced that there are going to quit oil russian, all russian oil at that to would amount to 90 percent of all russian, all oil imports to the european union. so it is a says it is significant. so, so let's a dive a little deeper into that. alexander, what kind of impact is, is embargo expected to have on well, as i just mentioned, we are talking here about millions o