a strong, united nato is the foundation of america's security. by joining nato, allies make a sacred commitment to one another. that an attack on one is an attack against all. it's article 5 of the washington troaty and the core building block of our alliance. the only time in history article 5 has been invoked was after 9/11, when the united states was attacked and all our allies rallied to our side. the united states will never forget that. and we will never fail in our pledge to defend every single inch of nato territory. i welcome sweden and finland choosing that responsibility as well. it's going to benefit all of our people and today, the president, prime minister and i committed that we're going to work together to remain vigilant against threats to our shared security and to deter and confront any aggression while finland and sweden are in this accession process. there's nothing going to be missed, my mother used to say, between the cup and the lip. we are in once it is moving forward. i really mean it. i really mean it. so let me be clea

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well, i think nato is united in opposition to the russian invasion. that's the good news . if it wasn't, it would be stunningly bad data snyder as opposed now, where was it? say, 6 months ago, right? this is a process is they like to say and at the beginning end today, there are still significant divisions within nato, about how to respond, what the outcome should be and a number of other important issues. there certainly been some improvements. finland in sweden, joining nato, strengthen the alliance. some countries have come to the realization they have to do more in terms of providing for their own self defense and their contribution within nato. but there are still many political disagreements about the road ahead . so i think it's a mistake to get self congratulatory a bad how united nato is, because that simply masks problems we will see in the very near future. well, not too long ago, president trump, whom you served were saying nader was obsolete. and as you wrote, you sorta saw him wanting to withdraw from nato. we heard president macaroni saying native would becom

so i think it's a mistake to get self congratulatory about how united nato is. because that simply masks problems we will see in the very near future. well, not too long ago, president trump, whom you served were saying nader was obsolete. and as you wrote, you sort of saw him wanting to withdraw from nato. we heard president macro and saying native would become brain dead. and this was in there very near our, near history of what happened. can it be flipped on a switch that fast? because what i sort of see around the world is a lot of doubt and america's willingness to remain there for our allies, dark days that that may be going right now, but not sustainable. well, i think american credibility is on the line here with respect to ukraine, and i think there's a history there. certainly part of it. a good part of it is due to prompts, evidence desire to get out of nato at some point. but the history goes before that the u. s. did not respond to russia's august 2000 invade invasion of georgia. effectively. the united states did not respond effectively to the 1st

this makes the united states and nato, a co belligerent in this conflict with russia. they are at war with russia. they're telling they're not, but the, the fact is through this proxy conflict, united states, nato, is your waging defacto conflict with russia. ok, well, if i got to you and sydney, we had officials in the u. k. very, i'm a buoyant about the fact that ukraine is using nato weapons to attack russia, so it doesn't, isn't that kind of a, a free for all. now i, shouldn't russia be able to hit a british assets? it's a in poland. i mean that the same thing here. go ahead then did i think that the latest developments have shown that what's happening is a wider western war being waged against russian or just a ukranian war. so there are multiple enemies, russia is facing as your previous cust. the sand i'd have to mention here, the report which was published when york times today, which mentioned that sir, the americans were providing intelligence to leah koreans, which led to the target in canada and killing of russian generals. so i think things have become cle

this makes the united states and nato, a co belligerent in this conflict with russia. they are at war with russia. they're telling they're not, but the, the fact is through this proxy conflict, united states, nato, is your waging defacto conflict with russia. ok, well if i go to you and sydney, we had officials in the u. k. very um, a buoyant about the fact that ukraine is using nato weapons to attack russia. so it doesn't, isn't that kind of a, a free for all. now i, shouldn't russia be able to hit a british assets? it's a in poland. i'm.

but the fact is, through this proxy conflict, united states nato is a, you're waging defacto conflict with russia. ok, well if i go to you and sydney, we had officials in the u. k. very, ah, a buoyant about the fact that ukraine is using nato weapons to attack russia. so is as an, isn't that kind of a free for all. now i, shouldn't russia be able to hit a british assets? it's a in poland. i mean that the same thing here. go ahead. indeed, i think that the latest developments to have shown, but what's happening is a wider western war being waged against russian or just a ukranian war. so there are multiple nanometers, russia is facing as your previous cust. the said no, i'd have to mention here the report which was published when york times that a, which mentioned that sir, the americans were providing intelligence to the accordions, which led to the targeting that killer and killing of russian generals. so i think things have become clear as to how many enemies the or the russians are facing them . ukraine, marianna, regarding your question, does that make her other western assets tar

a strong united nato is the foundation of america's security. by joining nato, allies make a sacred commitment to one another that an attack on one is an attack against all. so article v of the washington treaty and the core building block of our lives, and the only time in history article v has been invoked was after 9/11, when the united states was attacked and all our allies rallied to our side. the united states will never forget that. we will never fail in our pledge to defend every single inch of nato territory. i welcome sweden and finland choosing that responsibility, as well. this is going to benefit all of our people. today the president and prime minister and i committed we'll work together to remain vigilant against the threats to our shared security and deter and confront any aggression while finland and sweden are in the succession process. as my mother would say, nothing will be missing between the cup and the lip. we're in once it's moving forward. i really mean it. i really mean it. so let me be clear, new members joining nato i

this makes the united states and nato, a co belligerent in this conflict with russia. they are at war with russia. they're tending they're not, but the fact is, through this proxy conflict, united states, nato, is your waging defacto conflict with russia. ok, well if i go to you and sydney, we had officials in the u. k. very, ah, a buoyant about the fact that ukraine is using nato weapons to attack russia. so is as an, isn't that kind of a free for all. now i, shouldn't russia be able to hit a british assets? it's a in poland. i mean that the same thing here. go ahead. indeed, i think that the latest developments have shown, but what's happening is a wider western war being waged against, fraternal, just a ukrainian war. so there are multiple nanometers russia is facing as your previous guest. the said no, i'd have to mention here the report which was published when york times today, which mentioned that.

it's, it's undertaking right now without the it it, the assistance of the united states and nato look, think again of the united states. naval been pouring in money and equipment material and providing political. ready support as well of that has allowed this so this, this, this resistance to, to continue this makes the united states and nato. ready a co belligerent in this conflict with russia. they are at war with russia. they're telling they're not. but the, the fact is, through this proxy conflict, united states, nato, is your waging defacto conflict with russia. ok, well if i go to you and sidney, we had officials in the u. k. very, ah, a buoyant about the fact that ukraine is using nato weapons to attack russia. so it doesn't, isn't that kind of a, a free for all now i, shouldn't russia be able to hit a british assets? it's a in poland. i mean, that the same thing here. go ahead. indeed, i think that the latest developments to have charlotte, what's happening is a wider western war being waged against russia or just a ukrainian war. so there are multiple nanometers russia is fac

states and nato look, think again of the united states. naval been pouring in money and equipment material and providing political. ready support as well of that has allowed this so this, this, this resistance to, to continue this makes the united states and nato. ready a co belligerent in this conflict with russia. they are at war with russia. they're telling they're not. but the, the fact is, through this proxy conflict, united states nato is a, you're waging defacto conflict with russia. ok, well if i got to you and sydney, we had officials in the u. k. very ah, a buoyant about the fact that ukraine is using nato weapons to attack russia. so it doesn't, isn't that kind of a, a free for all now, why shouldn't russia be able to hit a british assets? it's a in poland. i mean, that the same thing here. go ahead. indeed, i think that the latest developments are half charlotte. what's happening is a wider western war being waged against, fraternal, just a ukrainian war. so there are multiple enemies, russia is facing as your previous cust. the sand. i'd have to mention here the report which w

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and a strong, united nato as a foundation of america's security. kasia: one final piece of news when it comes to the war in ukraine, the u.s. senate voted overwhelmingly in favor of emergency aid for ukraine. it is worth nearly $40 billion. here is the moment that the senate approved package, a next year of military, economic and humanitarian assistance, the biggest package so far. the bill will not go to the ite hoe for the president decide. ukraine' as president bilotta mayor zelenskyy tweeted, "i praise the u.s. senate approval of the a, 40 billion dollars is a significant.s. contribution to restoration peace and security in ukraine, euro and the world." ♪ the u.k. prime minister, boris johnson, will face no further action from police over parkinggate. the metropolitan police announced it issued 126 fixed penalty notices in its investigation into parties at 10 downing street when stricken's were enforced. it says the investigation is complete. only found events held on each of the eight dates that it looked into involved a criminal offense, in

yes, the united states and nato l right this time? yes, the i united states and nato and right this time? yes, the - united states and nato and the eu are far more powerful than russia in every aspect with the exception of nuclear weapons where the us and russia are peer powers. putin's it is that western leadership is weak, western leadership is weak, western leadership is weak, western leadership can be bluffed and biden's statement that came a day or two after russians threatened us and threatened nato looks like classic weakness so it emboldens putin to be more aggressive. so it is a very serious strategic mistake. thank you very much indeed. mr; thank you very much indeed. m pleasure. let's get some of the day's other news. the un nuclear watchdog says iran's stockpile of enriched uranium has continued to grow substantially and tehran has done little to answer questions about traces of uranium found at three undeclared sites. the iaea says the amount of uranium enriched iran has is many times beyond the limit imposed by the inter

not just because of their capacity, their strong, strong democracies and a strong united nato is a foundation of america, security. by joining nato allies make a 2nd commitment to one another. attack on one is an attack against all. well, diplomatic james space is standing by force and brussels with vessels call. save a tall white house correspondent. kimberly how can you joyce be now kimberly, it was a crucial meeting full president biden with his swedish and finish prime ministers as guess on the crucial discussions. really about the strategy moving forward to make sure they can actually become members of nato. as a crucial meeting for the u. s. president jo fight because he's thrown the full weight of the white house for the hive. the membership bids of sweden and finland and before those 2 nations, it was crucial because they really need the white house support in order to convince turkey, one of the opposing members currently. 2 of these membership bids in order to achieve the goal. now, in terms of the meeting, it lasted roughly an hour or so in the oval office. and then the leaders eme

not just because of their capacity, their strong, strong democracies, and a strong united nato, is the foundation of america security. by joining nato, allies make a 2nd commitment to one another. attack on one is an attack against all heavy rain flooding and land slides are affecting 700000 people in ne india. unusually heavy rain as inundated hundreds of villages in a state killing, at least 9 people. farmers say they've lost most of their crops. weather forecasters are warning more down for the next few days could hamper rescue and repair efforts upon the metallic joins us now from jive district in a som and ne india. so how the rescue operations going with those who have been stranded heal hoge, our district is one of the worst affected districts. and what you can see behind me is basically patty fields that are now completely submerged in water. we're told that the situation is marginally better from a couple of days ago. so i don't know if it contin and that's a military boat that has been carrying relief, material back and forth. people are being rescued. they're also trying to

he's united nato internally in a way they haven't been for years and now two more members are set to join. >> okay. so ambassador mcfaul, what is going on with turkey? are they leveraging this war to deal with their own issues? >> i think so. i think it is very transactional. and at the end of the day, i think the negotiations will move forward. the rest of the alliance seems to be very supportive of this move. i am interested where hungary is. we haven't heard a lot from victor urban that sometimes leans more closely to putin. but with turkey, i think this is a negotiation, they're trying to get what they can while they have this leverage. i'll be shocked at end of the day they don't allow these two countries to join. >> mr. ambassador, good morning. it is jonathan lemire. the white house is leaning in to get the two countries in, they're going to have a rose garden event with him afterwards. they're showing a public show of support. and assuming this does get done and turkey does acquiesce, what would this look like and just how damaging or -- is this to putin and his assessment of

a strong, united nato, is the foundation of america's security. by joining nato, allies make a sacred commitment to one another that an attack on one, is an attack against all. article 5 of the washington treaty and the core building block of our alliance and the only time in history article 5 has been invoked, was after 9/11 when the united states was attacked and all our allies rallied to our side. the united states will never forget that, and we will never fail in our pledge to defend every single inch of nato territory. i welcome sweden and finland, choosing that responsibility as well. it's going to benefit all of our people, and today, the president and prime minister and i committed that we're going to work together to remain vigilant against the threats to our shared security and deter and confront any aggression while finland and sweden are in this process. there's nothing going to be missed, as my mother would say, between the cup and the lip, once it is moving forward. i really mean it. i really mean it. so let me be clear, new members

not just because of their capacity, their strong, strong democracies and a strong united nato is the foundation of america security. by joining nato allies make a 2nd commitment to one another. attack on one is an attack against all what has correspond. kimberly elk it has standing by for slide you've been following. let's force through the day. kimberly how much of a rocky road ahead is it full sweden and finland, considering the american president seems so adamant that this will be ratified. well, it's a rocky road, given the fact that the u. s. president believes it is necessary to have the full weight of the white house behind the applications of finland, sweden, because a well, the white house is confident that it can get over the 1st hurdle. there still opportunities for turkey, which currently is in opposition to the membership applications of these 2 nation. and then well again there is confidence. there are still hurdles that still need to be overcome. so this was a meeting of strategy of the 3 world leaders that took place early this morning here in washington. and the lead

and a strong united nato is the foundation of america's security. by joining nato, allies make a sacred commitment to one another other that an attack on one is an attack against all. vanessa: but the government of another nato member, turkey, opposes their effort to join the alliance. it's accused the nordic countries of supporting kurdish militants who it claims threaten turkey's security. the president of finland addressed turkey's objection while at the white house. pres. niinisto: as nato allies, we will commit to turkey's security just as turkey will commit to our security. we are open to discussing all the concerns turkey may have concerning our membership in an open and constructive manner. vanessa: meanwhile, more help is on the way for ukraine. the u.s. senate voted overwhelmingly today to send the country an additional $40 billion in military, economic, and humanitarian aid. and, the biden administration also authorized $100 million more in military assistance. it includes long-range howitzers, radars, and other field equipment. a grand j

and a strong united nato is the foundation of america's security. by joining nato, allies make a sacred commitment to one an another, that an attack on one is an attack against all. >> so, what specifically do these two countries bring to nato in terms of defense and increased capability, if you like? >> well, first, i was out in the rose garden this morning to watch this event, and it was pretty remarkable, i mean, in sweden, you have a country that has been neutral for 200 years. in finland, you have a country that made a deal with the soviet union first at the end of the war in 1940, the winter war, and then again in 1948, and it has stayed on the side. the only thing that changed those politics was vladimir putin. >> david, good point for us to finish on. thank you for being with us. >> thank you. great to be with you. >>> shortly after meeting with the leaders of finland and sweden, joe biden left for south korea and his first trip to asia as president. with the stated goal to, quote, affirm the importance of our indo-pacific alliances. let's g

. >> her majesty's ministers will work closely with national partners to maintain a united nato and deal with security challenges. >> given less than 24 hours of notice that queen can't attend. that's the form now. whenever she's slated to appear at event, we'll we probably told the day or night before whether or not she'll be there. max foster, cnn, london. >>> a cnn contributor and author of "prince charles: passions and paradoxes of an improbable life," up late at great risk to her synaptic senses. appreciate it. >> thank you. >> both times before she missed it, she was pregnant or speech was delivered by presiding member. seems to be a message having charles do it. >> totally in control of how this unfolded. she wanted her son to be there, she wanted grandson to be there. i think the message was really stability and continuity. prince charles did not sit in her throne but in one previously occupied by prince philip and before him queen elizabeth and before her, queen mary. and it was unprecedented. it was historic. and wasn't necessarily her representative as much as he was serving a

war is inappropriate everywhere but there is this reality, the united states and nato, they are very involved in provocative actions in the region. i think there were provocations done by the united states and nato in order to justify their presence and their enlargement. this is a reality that has to come to our attention. but the solution for that, is it war? no. we support dialogue and diplomacy. i have to talk twice, the ukrainian foreign minister, last week i proposed to mr. lavrov we are ready to host both of you, ukraine and russia. war has to come to an end and those ukrainian displaced people in the humanitarian tragedy, it pains every human being's heart. i hope our efforts will bring the war to a halt and help the political process. we don't have any double standards. ukraine, afghanistan, yemen, anywhere in the world, if human rights are violated, anywhere there is war, we are opposed to it and we condemn it. >> the russian foreign minister take you up on your offer? russia does not seem at all interested in negotiating right now. it continues to fight and take territory

because you must remember, if nato were disbanded, shareholders in united states and elsewhere in lodge obs companies would lose millions and millions. they'd only have one yacht instead of 2 yards each. there. oh dear, wouldn't that be terrible? there's a simple method to put it right with the rest of the world with will say we were forced to seize the territory brain, older and maintained security adult hitler with bring order security and democracy. the reasons used to justify molten was waged by nato and led by the u. s. b. not toys. i installment fund feelin data to the north. vietnam m deacons, tolo. emily taylor shaw. the translator politician controller beulah pushed him to the gear, one of them global to become undesirable countries and undesirable leaders become the face of the enemy. when he gets on manure for reuben, then mon xena island and folk i didn't find present here. as i thought, lund, that we'd have some fine to come up, the ugly notice horse ashamed stuffs his aunt through one gig, or slant of corn, stare anew, position annex, soon there kim, on this angles inde, o

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allies, united states, united kingdom and others., and i also welcome eu efforts on defense because as ursula vonm, der leyen just mentioned, for instance, the fragmentation of the european defense industry is a problem for europe and for nato. in the united states, there are many battle tanks and one type. in europe we have quite a few battle tanks and nine different types.in no economy of scale, and a lot of extra costs for maintenance, education, and so on. and this is the case on almost every capability, that there is too much fragmentation. so the european defense fund, pesco, all these initiatives by the european union, will have to provide new capabilities, will have to overcome the fragmentation of the europeano defense industry, and will hopefully also help to increase defense spending.eu that's something nato has asked for many years, we very much welcome it. the only thing we have to make sure is that the eu efforts do not compete with nato orin duplicate nato, because nato will remain the cornerstone for european security. this is about resources. 80% of nato's defense e

and the united states, and indeed, nato now look to set to expand rather than contract because of this. in fact, she had the opposite effect. i'm a god that your communion army doesn't exist as i'm here. you're going in people and you kind of people don't think he's on the president, but you would as it is to because he just pockets of the united states and great britain. and same time you can fully do both of those are american and british admitted to read last and political. but if you go to devices, always, i mean, always the united states and get a natal it's not you're getting the money. it's like you said, marcia said that this war will end so much that so 2 months ago, more than 2 months ago, this will, will end off to russia, liberates 2 thirds of ukrainian territory from the neo nazi repressive regime. and a new government will be formed that was march 3rd, your words. it hasn't gone the way you anticipated 2 months ago has it is clear as i just thought optional services had been not successful. rational that it was to, to come to the biggest teachers keep cartucker and then e

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but ukraine stands, nato is stronger than ever, europe and north america are solidly united. let's get reaction to this, we can now speak to marcin przydacz, who is the deputy foreign minister of poland. he has been busy with nato summit preparations this week, and asked for an increase in permanent presence of nato troops in poland, he joins us now from brussels. thank you for taking the time to speak to us. i want to ask about ukraine and nato membership before we talk about sweden and finland. do you think it was a mistake? we have seen how quickly sweden and finland seem to be accessing into nato, was it mistake not to get ukraine into the alliance sooner? fist it mistake not to get ukraine into the alliance sooner?— it mistake not to get ukraine into the alliance sooner? at the summit of nato, the alliance sooner? at the summit of nato. poland _ the alliance sooner? at the summit of nato, poland advocated - the alliance sooner? at the summit of nato, poland advocated for - of nato, poland advocated for ukraine to join nato. of nato, poland advocated for ukraine tojoin

what's happened over the last several weeks and how we have performed including uniting nato, sending arms, sending technology, to the ukrainians, obviously president zelenskyy has become a sin bowl not only of freedom and democracy but how you stand up to authoritarianism. i think the president was right to say what he said. the staff should be the staff. but they should let the president be the president. >> >> bret: here is the former secretary of state on that are that earlier today. reacting to all of this one thing he wasn't today clear. policy change it ought not to be done answering a question at a podium standing next to the japanese prime minister. what president biden did today given the context of the first 16 months of the administration the debacle in afghanistan, negotiating with uraniumings telling the russians a minor incursion might be okay. i think this will both anger the chinese communist party but not benefit the west and our partners i think pompeo was referencing what have you strange rhetorical tick that they seem to have at the white house when biden does som

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it was not approved by the united nations period. it was a nato operation. it was an legal nature operation. they killed over 2000 innocent civilians and frankly, innocent soldiers who hadn't declared war to anybody ah, ah ah, ah, ah ah, ah, it was also a vicarious war. it was intended to show russia the new russia that he couldn't go too far. the some excuse. i was mean, i would amiability almost one. i scenario niga. others vienna illegal. staying out this year. we say no good. i'm here in the grocery, visio. oh, a national he was lewinski in either you or not as bna with the talk of the psychiatry or say the one. yeah. don't school go doors. yeah. you know what a man was not. she is actually to swear in the paper. yeah. there's in there, go, yeah, that's not that cool. mm hm. after the collapse of the wall, so a treaty organization, nato expanded east, despite having promised not to. but they did. nato said ha, it's ours. we move east. international law exist as long as it serves american interest. if it doesn't, it doesn't exist. so truthfully, there's n

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