in the latest move to penalize moscow, the use foreign policy chief, joseph burrell, has urged the block to consider seizing frozen russian foreign currency reserves to help pay for rebuilding ukraine. when questioned on the matter, russian foreign ministers are gay, love slammed the idea as savory. and then wasn't that what else? you could call it faster, they are not even hiding it any more. this is become a habitual act for the west. for example, the u. s. throws money belonging to the us can central bank and they want to use that money not to help the people of afghanistan who suffered from the 20 year occupation of nato troops in the country, but instead use it on their own personal goals which are not related to the restoration of afghanistan's economy. but joseph burrell is famous not just for this statement, not only for his ideas when it comes to confiscating other people's things. recently, he also said that the ukrainian crisis must be resolved only by military means. you shouldn't forget his post as the chief of europe, not as a military commander, maybe soon the position of

hosting refugees a you hi representative joseph burrell, urge participants in brussels, not to abandon syria, at least 8 people have been killed in protests against this, against this re lankin government's handling of the, of the countries economic crisis. prime minister, my hinge o russia pox announced his resignation on monday, but his brother, president, got a bay raj, epoxy is refusing to step down a curfew has been announced and the military has been given powers to detain. people without warrants or protests have continued after a day, a violent lashes, but killed several people and enjoyed hundreds and uneasy, thom has returned to the streets of columbia. the island nation is undergo few till redness. do the military and police now have emergency bars to d, dean beeper, and search homes without warden for more than a month. now, demonstrators have demanded the designations of the dodge bucks abroad. those at the helm of government for the mismanagement of the economic crisis with but on monday, weeks of peaceful protest give be to violence when government support, dose attacked

the 1st chief, joseph burrell, made the announcement on the sidelines of a meeting of g 7 foreign ministers in northern germany, representatives from some of the world's largest industrialized economy plus the you will discuss russia's war in ukraine as well as food shortages stemming from the conflict it's a name to send a powerful sign of unity in support of ukraine. let's take you to that g 7 meeting that in northern germany, enjoy not chief international correspondent, richard walker. welcome richard. or expecting the ukrainian foreign minister to address this meeting that is expected to speak any moment. what are they expecting to hear? yes, so in fact, it is almost like the star turn here at the g 7 meeting in northern germany isn't even a member of the g 7. this is demitra caliber. he is the ukranian farm and i say he's here as a guest. he's already been in a meeting with the other foreign ministers we're expecting to, to, to show up just down here on the lawn there to make his statement any minute now. and he's, he really trying to drum up support. he was in berlin. the last couple

the foreign policy chief, joseph burrell, is chairing the meeting. what's proposals? is he likely to put forward to tackle an issue of just such magnitude? while the queen and commissioner has already proposed stirred to help you queen transport it. so weeds and other grains on roads by road, by river, and by rail, and are looking for alternative routes. but the task is huge and very complex. we have to keep in mind for instance, that there is a difference of gauge offer track. so if we are speaking about railway ways of transporting, we'd, so are the weeds or would needs to be reloaded and border crossing. so between ukraine and for instance, poland the neighboring countries. so are the solutions still needs to be found? to be honest, how to deal with this huge graces looming and the you foreign ministers are also meeting to day and sure. and can you give us an idea of what will be on the agenda there? they will be meeting in the much broader format. we're talking here about the council of europe and its members are not only members of the european union, but also co

i spoke to the e u foreign policy chief, joseph burrell. he says they're trying to work out ways to deal with the grain that stuck inside ukraine. there's about $40000000.00 tons, which is creating a world food crisis that they can't get out of ukraine because of the see route. they normally use 90 percent normally come out. why see can't be used the you setting up selling the cooling solidarity lanes. a fast track using the. busy rail system to try and get that grain out to the e. u and then to the wider markets around the world. but it is a very difficult problem and it's one, not just the you, the wider g 7 and the global community are going to be looking at in the come alice . alright, james. ne, thank you. yeah, what russia says, it regards van linds nato aspirations as a threat after the nordic country moved closer to applying for membership, finish the the say, the process should happen as quickly as possible. that foster reports from helsinki . what about neutral, but prepared ready to defend the nation that long relied on its own m

chief joseph burrell says the block should consider using, seized russian assets to pay for the reconstruction of ukraine. western powers have already frozen the bulk of the russian, that central banks, foreign currency reserves, as punishment for the conflict in ukraine, argues shallow. davinsky explains how to make russia, hey, that is the burning question in many western countries and with sanctions, not perhaps hitting as hard to russia's economy as they may have hoped. what next? now the use top diplomat wants to donate into rushes, frozen foreign exchange reserves. a method already used by the us with afghan funds in afghanistan. i would be very much in favor because it is full of logic. we have the money in our pockets and someone has to explain to me why it is good for the afghan money and not good for the russian money. if they did this, the you would have access to hundreds of billions of dollars to use as they wish to now under barrels plan, not money would be used to rebuild ukraine is sort of war compensation scheme, all reparations of. so without choice, other idea is muted. incl

the representatives in brussels have routinely countered efforts including by the chief diplomat joseph burrell, to engage with russia after press conference alongside russian foreign minister of survey law in moscow. in february of last year, moran was forced to explain why he called russia's bi weekly, anti pope and vaccine. good news for the whole mankind, and a hope that you would prove it, which of course is still hasn't, by the way. well, also have to justify why you failed to insert himself russell. ready domestic bears, by neglecting to adequately condemn the imprisonment of opposition. figure alexis and l need to the satisfaction of baltic states. and now the baltic states have paras, amberlynn in their sites is don't mean prime minister kaya callas amendment my most recent call to live here. for here this month. i feel that everybody is constantly poly and he doesn't get the message that he is isolated. so if we want to get the message through that, actually you are isolated dot com. there's no point. sounds like advice you gave to a friend after being dumped by next. not exac

in the e u, there is a top official in charge of foreign affairs by the name of joseph burrell. meely bought it o m m o, he is anti russian to the corps and doesn't even deny it. and he said that russia must be defeated on the battlefield. oh boy, a b stone horse. what is his agenda won't go? why does he talk such nonsense? he sunday. uh he is a man of tremendous responsibility. our pro. what are we even talking about today? a few days separate, i heard him say that it dawned on me why i watched determined woman in her forties or fifties speak to shell on z d f and major sherman t, the channel david bro, grandma and i was yes, she was from a younger generation not the hitler youth generation. ah, julia gun know what she sad was so baffling. i even remember her last name. it was gal go your amelia. i was amazed that a sentiment like that could be expressed in the very heart of europe. you have roku . i'm not going to be, she spoke in favor of pumping ukraine with heavy weaponry. and her argument was that we should find the russians because they are a talking or a liberal and post moder

but the e u foreign policy chief, joseph burrell, told me that he, he still believes it's a very big problem. that benz of hips block can do cranium, port my de russian navy, tons of which has been destroyed and burn or stolen and brought to russia. they do law mean foot crisis is a crisis created by the war. and we need to take 1000 of tons of wheat out the grain by a rail seen as a mighty time abroad is close due to the russian navy activities. and james have also spoken about potential movement in the stall, the iran nuclear talks. yes, the you all the mediator between the u. s. and iran, and mister burrell in recent days to send his debt, pity and talk, negotiate to enrique mora to terror on he's now come back from tehran, rather old situation, where he landed back in the european union in frankfurt. oh, frankfurt airport and with some of his top officials was detained for a time very oddly by german place. but the big news from the meeting is positive progress were told by mister bro, that's that mr. morris trip went better than expected. and he said it was positive enough for t

burrell, to engage with russia after press conference alongside russian foreign minister observe the law in moscow in february of last year. morale was forced to explain why he called russia's bi weekly anti proven vaccine, good news for the whole mankind, and the hope that you would prove it, which of course, it still hasn't. by the way, we're also to justify why he failed to insert himself russia. ready domestic bears, by neglecting to adequately condemn, be imprisonment of opposition. figure lexia and l need to the satisfaction of baltic states. and now the baltic states have paris and berlin in their sites. as tony and prime minister kaya collins has said, of amendment that holds most recent call to vladimir putin for here this month. i feel that everybody is constantly calling him. he doesn't get the message that he is isolated. so if we want to get the message through that, actually you are isolated dot com. there's no point. sounds like advice you gave to a friend after being dumped by next knives out, brimming with diplomatic savvy. and in april hole in from it is hystericall

but while the he was foreign policy chief, joseph burrell has said they received the initiative. he stressed that it's up to ukraine to decide on the terms of any negotiations, i think contributes a rachel mountain, explains who might see it, please plan as unprofitable. we may be finally witnessing the beginning of a shift away from war and the 1st country, but concrete steps in favor of peace. italian for a minister luigi to my o has apparently come up with a piece plan for you grange, suggesting that we may be joining france and germany in seeking de escalation of the conflict. despite pressure from the united states and great britain, keep going them i was taking a plan to the united nations secretary general antonio terrace. now this was interesting because keep in mind that 3 weeks ago the cranium officially criticized to get it for making a trip to moscow to discuss the conflict with russian foreign minister gala and president law. before heading to here. so the miles decision to involve, yet it could suggest an interest in leveraging the radical and traditional role as a

and the e foreign policy chief, joseph burrell, is chairing the meeting today. what proposal that he likely to put forward to tackle this issue of, of food security? the european commission has already proposed to search for alternative routes, ad they are promising you, queen help. they want to help ukraine transport it's weeds and other grains by railed by river by roads, and according to their commissioner in charge, 20000000 tons of grains have to leave ukraine in the next 3 months. so this is a huge, urgent task, but it is also very complicated. when you, for instance, talk about transport by train, we have to consider that the ukranian railway cars do not fit with the most of the you network. so those are problems that the europeans are trying to solve. and the e foreign ministers are also meeting to day inter, in the wider form of the council of europe. can you tell us a little about what will be on the agenda there? so on and on the agenda there are many different issues because this is the annual meeting of the council of europe. we're not only members

but joseph burrell is famous not just for the statement, not only for his ideas when it comes to confiscating other people's things. recently, he also said that the ukrainian crisis must be resolved only by military means. he shouldn't forget his post as the chief different parts of europe, not as a military commander, maybe soon the position of the chief diplomat of the will no longer exist because the you has practically no foreign policy of its own. it is in full solidarity with whatever approach to the united states imposes. well, russia says it has repelled an effort by ukraine's military too. we take an island in the black sea shooting down 30 drones and killing dozens of elite soldiers in the process. the defense ministry claims ukraine intended to reclaim the island. there's many a p r stunt. as russia celebrated victory de ukraine's presidential administration sparked a controversy on victory day after their social media cons, posted a picture of a soldier proudly displaying and not see air a symbol. if i say it was late, it deleted from both accounts on twitter and telegram. they sc

u, there is a top official in charge of foreign affairs by the name of joseph burrell. meely bought it o m m o, he is anti russian to the corps and doesn't even deny it. and he said that russia must be defeated on the battlefield knob, boy a b stone horse. what is his agenda won't go? why does he talk such nonsense? he suddenly is a man of tremendous responsibility. appro school. what are we even talking about to be a few days after i heard him say that it dawn on me why i was determined woman in her forties or fifties speak to show on z d f and major sherman tv channel, david, bro, grandma, i was yes, she was from a younger generation, not the hitler youth generation. ah, gillian gun, no, i want cheese sandwich so baffling. i even remember her last name. it was gout, go your amelia does you? i was amazed that a sentiment like that could be expressed in the very heart of europe. you have roku, i'm not going to be. she spoke in favor of pumping ukraine with heavy weaponry. and her argument was that we should find the russians because they are attacking or a liberal and post modern way o

the use of foreign policy. chief joseph burrell said on thursday that shutting off russian gas imports was not under discussion. gas on like oil, he said, would be impossible to replace. can she? cedar later good cuddled it, that the oil market is global and their alternative for tourist. there may be moments of transition and some turbulence in prices, but there is no serious problem of saying, oh, if i run out of russian oil, i will raise the price a lot because they will not be oil. this is not the case with oil with gas, it's a different problem. gas to begin with is not only an energy product isn't pretty much, it is not only used to my teeth. gas is a raw material in the petrochemical industry and the petrochemical industry in europe. and in particular, in germany ways a lot. gas cannot be replaced by anything other than gas gas from russia or somewhere else, but it must be gas it. and that is why we are especially careful about gas because there are entire sectors of the european petrochemical industry that cannot function if it does not have gas. that topic is not under discuss

he, you foreign 1st chief joseph burrell, made the announcement on the sidelines of a meeting of g 7 foreign ministers in northern germany. ukraine is the top of the agenda and its set. foreign minister is one of the invited guests to meet your cr labor, urged his colleagues from some of the world's largest industrialized economists to overcome their differences and adopt an oil embargo and russia. but that's just one of the steps he wants the g 7 to, to make russia a pay for its aggression. and today i asked g 7 countries to adopt legislation and put in place all necessary procedures needed to seize russian sovereign assets and give them to ukraine. give them to ukraine for ukraine to use this money to rebuild our country to reconstruct our country. after all the damage inflicted in us, russia must be politically economically, but also financially will the debris schieffer international correspondent, richard walker is at that meeting. he told me more about the ukrainian foreign ministers requests yet. so technically they're picking up on a flip plan that was actually put forward by

burrell, used the meeting to announce another half a 1000000000 euros and military aid to ukraine. g 7 countries are promised to support ukraine until victory and ease of use. chief international editor richard walker is at the g 7 meeting in mason house in northern germany and santas . this assessment, unity is very much the buzzword here at the g. 7 form and assess meeting in a blustery north and germany with minister after minister coming out and extolling the united response from the g 7 countries to russia's invasion. and also their unity in their support for ukraine, where the financial support or, or military support during the course of this war and ukraine's foreman said to mutual caliber here as a guess and clearly very satisfied with how far western countries have come in there debate about how much support to provide ukraine with to the extent that when the e u foreign policy chief announced another half 1000000000 euros of military aid for ukraine for heavy weapons like tanks and heavy artillery. that it almost seemed like par for the course. but this unity among the w

you, joseph burrell, even admit thing about europe is running out of ammunition. georgia, we can take a listen together to what the use foreign policy chief had to say on bouts in our mission. couldn't maintain a war, right? the one in ukraine for more than 2 weeks it run out of the nation. do you expect the, the west to continue support, at least in the guys or as much as they've been doing for kiev in the conflict, nor well, i think they will on until collapses. and that's good. well happen within the next couple of months because i think rushes, making slow, but steady progress in the ease. and once i think it's army has been destroyed in the ease, it's going to be very hard to see how key of continue this war. so for the time being, you know, it's all gone how, you know, we're always behind the landscape. we don't want any confessions as well as the line from britain line from the united state. but once your army is defeated, you really don't have any other option. basically have to just throw your car and i think that will happen. it's going to take some time

you foreign, the 1st chief joseph burrell, made the announcement on the sidelines of a meeting of g 7 foreign ministers in northern germany. ukraine is at the top of the agenda and its foreign minister is amongst the invited guests, richer caliber urged his colleagues from some of the world's largest industrialized economists who overcome that differences and adopt an oil embargo on russia. but that's just what. and today i asked g 7 countries to adopt legislation and put in place all necessary procedures needed to seize russian sovereign assets and give them to ukraine. give them to ukraine for ukraine to use this money to rebuild our country to reconstruct our country. after all the damage inflicted in us, russia must be politically economically, but also financially as to entry for international correspondent richard walker, who's at our vice and house in northern germany, where that meeting of g 7 foreign ministers is taking place. welcome, richard. so we have a clear message there from ukraine at what else did that mister collab, i have to say yet. so send it to labor. they're pi

burrell is famous not just for the statement, not only for his ideas when it comes to confiscating other people's things. recently, he also said that the ukrainian crisis must be resolved only by military means. he shouldn't forget his post as the chief different. most of you are not as a military commander, maybe soon, the position of the chief diplomat of the will no longer exists because the you is practically no foreign policy of its own. it is in full solidarity with whatever approach the united states imposes. european gas prices have been surging on fears of coming just russians to the supply from russia. ukraine gas transit operator has announced that on wednesday it will stop sending one 3rd of the russian gas that has regularly travelled through the country into europe. that is, as europe scrambles to cut energy ties with russia of ukrainian operator has said that gas will no longer be accepted through distribution stations in regards to saving the conflicts there, it has offered to transfer all of the volumes to another checkpoint in the russian border. town of sir john instea

you foreign affairs chief, joseph burrell made that announcement as a group of 7 summit kicks off in northern germany. foreign ministers of the group will discuss russia's war in ukraine as well as food shortages that stem from the conflict. the g 7 is made up of some of the world's largest economies, is at the end of the meeting is to send a powerful sign of unity in their support of ukraine. lad of the meeting german foreign minister, adelina bare balk, found the g 7 would defy russian attempts to split the world over ukraine in a tweet she wrote that never since the end of the cold war have we g 7 partners been more profoundly challenged never before have we stood more united a chief international correspondent, richard walker is at the g 7 meeting advice in the house in northern germany. richard big challenges there had tell us more. yeah, that's right. been well, of course all of this talk of unity from the g 7. also this announcement of more european union of funding for ukrainian weapons. and if you do think about whether g 7 was just a couple of years ago when donald trump wa

but mr. burrell, joseph burrell, be hi, representative of the european union, told me when he sat down with me earlier, that what they're planning now, the use something called solidarity lanes. you said to fast track the grain and try and solve this big problem there. ben shaw ships block can do cranium, boards made to russian navy tons of which has been destroyed and burn or stolen and brought to russia. they did law mean foot crisis is a crisis created by to war. and we need to take 1000 of tons of wheat out of ukraine. my trail since her many time and wrote is closed due to the russian navy activities. jamie is also spoken about the potential or some potential movement in the stall, the iran nuclear talks. what can you tell us on that front? yes or what happened there is the e. u is the mediator effectively between the u. s. and iran to try and get that wrong deal back on track. and it has been sold for months. now those talks in vienna, but the, you and mister burrell, he sent his talk negotiator enrique mora to tehran in recent days, to have negotiations with the iranians will. h

speaking in brussels, joseph burrell said the russian army has suffered significant losses during the invasion. a wooden desk to make a passes about how long russia can resist. we are talking about russia resist. divert, resist, will use it with respect to russia. but deviate is true all. if it is true that russia has lost a about 15 percent of their troops at the beginning of the war. this is a world record on their losses of an army. invading a country from london sweetener, pushing ahead with plans to join nato. even though turkeys threatened to block the move, but expected to submit their beds on wednesday. both countries have long maintained a neutral stance, but russia's invasion and ukraine has prompted them to make what's been described as a historic change. talk is against the membership because it says they support kurdish p k. k fighters is they, athena antibiotics in sweden and finland. we have agreed to go hand in hand through the entire process and tomorrow will file the application to nato together. it's a message of strength and a clear signal that we stand united goin

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burrell, in how hawkish this she also mentioned that the e should take responsibility for security in the, in their pacific. the gl, how are they going to do it? so they're talking about some e u army, but nature will not let them have the song while the alliance exists. and it sounds like the alliance will not even be reformed alia. on the contrary, it wants to turn into alliance with global dominance ambitions. this is a very dangerous path, and this plan will inevitably fail. spicy, rambo, by showing. thank you very much. one important question left. our viewers want to know about syria. how is this situation going to affect crochase military presence there? women, whom so gumble, prose, boom, our presence was requested by the legitimate president of the syrian arab republic, the legitimate government of that country, and is completely in line with the principles of the un charter. we are addressing the tasks set out by the security council in resolution to 254. we will continue to do so. and we will support the syrian leadership in its efforts to fully restore the territorial inte

burrell, in how hawkish this she also mentioned that the e should take responsibility for the security in the, in their pacific. the gl, how are they going to do it when they're talking about some e u army, of that nature will not let them have this army while the alliance exists. and it sounds like the alliance will not even be reformed. ali, on the contrary, it wants to turn into alliance with global dominance ambitions. this is a very dangerous path, and this plan will inevitably fail spotty ramble, but shortly. thank you very much. one important question left. our viewers want to know about syria. how is this situation going to affect crochase military presence their day when i heard him so, gumble roseville. our presence was requested by the legitimate president of the syrian arab republic, the legitimate government of that country, and is completely in line with the principles of the un charter. we are addressing the tasks set out by the security council in resolution to 254. we will continue to do so, and we will support the syrian leadership in its efforts to fully restore the

interesting to hear from the high representative joseph burrell. on thursday last week i spoke to him and he said the cooking of an agreement like this in the you sometimes take some days, but i am confident when he said on thursday, well, when he arrived at the meeting this morning, he had the canadian foreign minister next to him for an e, canada meeting, i asked him again whether he thought a deal could be done and listen to his words. he doesn't sound so confident now. certainly we will discuss about it. and we'll do our best in order to do blog issue to ation. i cannot ensure that these are going to happen because the positions are quite strong. but they seem that the we understand a particular situation of some member stage. and all of us make an effort to do that, to present a united front against russia. we succeed also joining the conversation in the coming hours is the cranium. foreign minister, demitria calais, but he, i think will be adding his own pressure on hungary. but as i said, don't expect any great breakthrough on trying to get