mr. brewton also lashed out at his western colleagues for what he called losing common sense. and also literally forgetting about the interests of their own people. all in a bid to we can russia, president putin also brought up how global economic hardships were being blamed on russia. constant the which according to the russian leader, is totally unfair and simply wrong. lucia was lucian, but the consumer will hear about this. so called putin's inflation, who's listening to such nonsense, it's intended for those who can't read and write that. so russia and our actions on liberating dumbass have absolutely nothing to do with it. the current rising prices and the problems with inflation, the problems with food and energy supply, gasoline and the energy sector crisis. all of this is the results of the systemic mistakes in the economic policy of the current administration in the united states and the european bureaucracy. that's the reason and that. so for them, the beginning of our operation is a lifeline that allows them to blame their own failures on others. everyone understan

how to punish brewton and his allies, how to best support ukraine. now over a 100 days into the war, the positions keep drifting apart as christine moon, bob reports rushes news stated, objective of taking control of ukraine's industrial. hot land is now within its reach in the battle for the east and done bus region rushes armed forces all gaining ground, subtle, ukraine's best fighters are here. but for all they tactical skill and morale, they're simply out gun. away from the theatre of the war. some observers say the tide could turn in ukraine's favor if the west delivers heavy weapons to ukraine quickly. but those cause are increasingly being met with both willingness and resistance among ukraine's allies. the e. u is split into camps with some calling for more weapons, will ukraine and others wanting an immediate end to the fighting grain must win. this war hooting must loose. that is the main message we have to send. and that's why. now it's important to send all possible weapons to the grain or friends. we have to focus our efforts under plumb

and yet all was not well. brewton was angry about us plans for a missile defense system. would it be just a year later he would invade georgia greeted him should the other challenges were mounting tooth. the g 8 promised to tackle climate change, or at least it sort of did. in this final declaration, it promised to consider cutting emissions by half by 2050, fast forward to 2015 and this time michael hosted in the mountains. the g 8 was now the g 7. again, putin was gone, the group threw him out over the annexation of crimea. this became the signature image. he had suggested a meeting of minds in a group now coming closer together without the russians around. and yet russia loomed over things. as the final declaration made clear, it condemned the annexation of crimea and said that russia must respect ukraine's sovereignty. and there was a growing sense of time running out on climate change with calls for urgent and concrete action. fast forward again to to day and rush was warren, ukraine will totally dominate this year's summit. a war destabilizing europe, and potentiall

don't blame already on existence. link bold over rulings vulnerable lather, brewton g. local to return to you. we frame to follow ward. ah ah, while ukraine has been experiencing the full horrors of a russian invasion, the neighbouring republic of old deva has looked on in trepidation over at bob locals, moldova it's usa. rio feature is the fresh and sedition. i can not neglect the military. it is also a full must save huge republic, which russia wants to keep in its sphere of influence. gresham never stopped. ah, it's at times to interfere mold of on a towel, pauline eggs. it's why many mill david's fat, they may be next on vladimir putin's tall good list. if you ask, if people are afraid, are they well, my lad. yes. of course. an impediment de la ah, this is a country with a troubles past 30 years ago. as the soviet union began to disintegrate, moldova was ravaged by a bloody civil war. on one side were pro in defending small diamonds on the other, a frame. moscow minority backed by elements of rushes, 14th army hundreds died. and in 1992 the country split on either s

there is trying to redraw the map and i will answer in english because the question was in english. brewton, same's and calculation has not changed. so, russia's calculation and aims in ukraine have not changed. i think we shouldn't worry so much about what to put in russia feels, or we should more be worried about how ukraine holds on. thank you. so you're watching the news live from berlin as we're looking now at a press conference that being held between the the president of lithuania, the latvian, the prime minister of german chancellor and the stony in their prime minister. at the german chancellor, olaf showed se is in them a few, i knew not capital for this meeting with the representatives from the balkan states . what we've heard over the last half hour or so is a condemnation of russia's aggression in ukraine and a clear call for a stronger nato, a presence in the balkans at the, in the baltics, excuse me. everybody talked about unity and support for you crate and german and they and thanked germany for the, for the german troops that are currently reinforcing the nature of numbers

but mr. brewton is welcoming the presidents of, for example, catholic, stan, or armenia which are considered was his friends. and are part of a you reagan, economic integration block, which has taken ties in the european union as an example. and in the times of embargoes and boycotts, rushes really counting on friends like that. it's in her common interest to stimulate trade and investment. encourage joint technology development, strengths and financial and stock markets increase. the sheriff settlements and national currencies. it is important to introduce and develop truly mutual beneficial integration models, as it is already being done in the space of the erasure economic union. right. a few seconds ago you heard vladimir putin mentioned something that's usually called di da. arising giving up the u. s. dollar in transactions with russia's partners is something that's often widely discussed here in saint petersburg. the moto of this year's form is new world, new opportunities. that's exactly the essence of the event. russia is trying to turn sanctions, actually the effect of sanctions in

here mr. brewton has, doesn't wanna unnecessarily escalate matters in nato knowing how paranoid native already is deployment of nuclear capable weapons is a signal that if nato wants to escalate that, that capability is there for mr. putin. i think that that's one of the things that kid could be discussed if the west and, and the russians can get together and talk. and, but the fact that nato countries, in fact do have nuclear weapons is an, is, is another signal that it's not a defensive organizations, not a defense of alliance. because when you have nuclear weapons, that's, those are offensive. and i think that those and i think that it undermines the argument by nato itself that it's, it's a defensive organization. there will be disastrous repercussions for every one because of the worsening global food crisis. that is a stark warning from the un secretary general. the main costs, the farmers are fertilizers and energy fertilizers. prices every isn't buy more than holes in the past year. and then, and prices buy more than 2 service whole harvard to be heat, including rice and corn.

mr. brewton also blamed the threat of a potential famine in the poorest countries purely on the policies chosen by the leaders of the u. s. and allies. besides this, he said that the sanctions led to an enormous fertilizer price hikes, which clearly war since the food crisis. now, when it comes to the effects that the sanctions have had on russia, president put, noted that they are much less serious than previously expected by their offers. why? because of how russia evolved in the recent past summer comes through sir. as african exactly the construction of western sanctions was built on the false thesis that russia is not suffering from an economic point of view that it is critically vulnerable when they got so carried away in spreading miss matthew that they themselves apparently believed it felt when planning the economic clips creed, they did not notice of simply ignores the real facts of how our country has changed in recent years. right? for these changes of the results of our planned work to create a stable macroeconomic structure in short, food security or implement input substit

present, brewton, i've doubt that, that will elicit a positive reaction from the russian side. you have to remember that, of course, the initial true build up around ukraine started because as russia said, they didn't like nato's eastern expansion, the continued eastern expansion. they said that is a security threat, and there's this picture within russia that almost russia is this besieged fortress surrounded by enemies. that's the picture that russia continues to paint, put, and continues to paint. also, the west, the stabilizing the situation, including with continued weapons and exports to ukraine, sort of age when it comes to the military. and over the weekend, we already heard a threat in response to that from vladimir putin. he said that if the west, if western countries like the u. s. were to deliver a long range missiles to ukraine, then that would mean that russia could strike new targets as he said. so kind of this vague threat from his sides. we could expect that kind of a thread when it comes to this of these words about eastern expansion as well. i think let's tal

mr. brewton last out of his western counterparts for pretty much losing common sense. and literally, as he bought said, forget thing, the interests of their own people, all in a bids to weaken russia. president prudent also brought up how russia was being blamed for economic hardships all around the world, which according to the russian leader, is totally wrong. and unfair eagle abilene for yes, the current rising price isn't the problem with inflation with food and energy supply, gasoline and the energy sector crisis. all of this is a result of systemic mistakes and the economic policy of the current administration in the us and european euro. cassie, everyone understands the real reasons huge sums of money were printed in this money was used to purchase goods and services outside of western countries. on global markets, taking over supply. no one wanted to think about the interests of other countries, including the poorest deal. we almost knew that latimer bruton was going to use strong language and throw punches at the u. s. and allies. but the president got very to

york kiddos is believed to be one of the wealthiest men in russia, and is an avid supporter. president brewton, getting prime minister to all guns sent his opposition to sanctioning the patio has been that long known and shouldn't have come as a surprise, relatively law correspondent in brussels. christie manuel told us so whether this means the latest package of sanctions is finally done. deal well feel now that this latest hurdle has been cleared and, and the ear has effectively given him at 2 pressure from hungry and removing at the senior care at the head of the orthodox church from that blacklist. and it is now the formality of this agreement, as it is in this text to be sent to all the $27.00 capitals, who must sign off on his end to have it back to brussels or in the early hours of friday morning. by all indications that process is now on track for that to happen . but of course ad, this was a spend in the works that, that almost derailed this entire process. at some stage was unclear if there were going to be able to get over the slightest impasse, but it appears as they have so again,

but mr. brewton is welcoming the presidents of, for example, catholic, stan, or armenia, which are considered watches, friends, and are part of a you ration, economic integration block, which has taken cause in the european union as an example. and indeed times of embargoes and boy cause rushes really counting on friends like that. like funeral, i'm lucky enough to run man, just actually money. foreign investors will participate. you say for investors and not only from the united states or a you countries that are much bigger foreign investors in the middle east and china, indonesia, india, and the philippines. and also in dozens and dozens of other countries with a much larger population than the countries of the so called collective west. these kind of investors are interested, and entrepreneurs will take an active part in the forum. it's in our common interest to stimulate trade and investment. encourage joint technology development, strengths and financial and stock markets increase the share of settlements and national currencies. it is important to introduce and develop truly mutual ben

plus, mr. brewton blamed the threads of a potential famine in the poorest countries purely on policies chosen by the leaders of the u. s. and allies. he said that the sanctions lead to enormous fertilizer price hikes, which clearly worsens the food crisis. when it comes to the effects that the sanctions of had on russia, president putin noted that they are much less serious than expected by the authors . why? because of how russia evolved in the recent times. so mark and so sir, as african accepted, the construction of western sanctions was built on the false thesis that russia is not sovereign from an economic point of view that it is critically vulnerable. they got so carried away in spreading the smith that they themselves apparently believed it. when planning the economic blitzkrieg, they did not notice of simply ignored the real facts of how our country has changed in recent years. these changes of the results of our planned work to create a stable macroeconomic structure in show food security, implement input substitution programs, full marin payment system, and so on. losses obv

like you may do, i say, you know, those are our only 2 allies are army and our fleet need present. brewton. it's her little difficult to think about that. but why is it, why is it so difficult to deal with or are ex partners where the x is in general, so to speak? i am really there either. mm hm. we alicia is up. i'm at mclean. i know that sir. the care we need the rabbit to live to washer. is it just an our fault or is it perhaps something or someone else is at fault or what's happening? i also like to talk to the same person to few residents. okay. do you have a feeling that russia no, you might, can, you still have to see could have been more for the i to put him little care full or may be of more respectful in some way towards ukraine. it's much of a peer over the years. while you're 1st off, the to move, gleamed them, we will, it was very shame where you lose that each kid that, like i said, we are taking back what sauers, historically the entire black sea region. we don't really want to roll that sanitary, but this is a fact absolutely for the new russia region with the nova rossier,

here mr. brewton has doesn't want to unnecessarily escalate matters. and nato knowing how paranoid native already is deployment of nuclear capable weapons is a signal that nato wants to escalate. that capability is there for mr. i think that that's one of the things that kid could be discussed if, if the west and, and the russians can get together and talk. and, but the fact that nato countries, in fact do have nuclear weapons isn't, is, is another signal that it's not a defensive organization, that's not a defensive alliance. because when you have nuclear weapons that those are offensive. and i think that those and i think that, that undermines the argument by nato itself. it's a defense of organization. the grace period for some of russia's foreign debt expired early on monday, raising the question of a possible default for the economy. was the media pursuing the default narrative claim, it could lead to house consequences for moscow. russia defaulted on its foreign currency, sovereign debt for the 1st time in a century, the combination of ever tough

i think it's, sir, very clear you are, everything is clear and judging from the words are present. brewton says, now where did you finish? scrupulously theory talking cafe, in their historical terms, so to speak, or even if historic terms. so it's sir, talking about. so when you packaging over juice is not really that important to the grand scheme of things, there will be pretty much new interpreters, domestic, her businesses that will replace that. there was a thought about that really in my speech, i spoke about the need to develop eurasian corporation to join our efforts to address the problems that we suddenly faced. and i am confident that we will go, can i ask i to succeed? are you there? yes, actually i wanted to ask you about the racial economic union and you spoke a lot about the need to improve and straightened ties within the union and to we support that and we believe that is right and correct. but we'll, we'll, we'll, we'll be sure will they allow us to strengthen those ties because, you know, searching the dublin you right now when you go to then russia is not coming to anyon