Equally important. back in the second world equally important. back in the second world war, equally important. back in the second world war, here - equally important. back in the second world war, here in - equally important. back in the | second world war, here in the equally important. back in the - second world war, here in the uk, there were reserved for occupations. so if you are a coal miner, you stayed down to mine. farmers, train drivers, various professions that we were important to the economy? how do you make sure it doesn t impact morale? . , ., do you make sure it doesn t impact morale? . , . ., . morale? that s a delicate balance, the are morale? that s a delicate balance, they are trying morale? that s a delicate balance, they are trying to morale? that s a delicate balance, they are trying to navigate - morale? that s a delicate balance, they are trying to navigate it - morale? that s a delicate balance, they are trying to navigate it now. | they are trying to navigate it now. and had some of the debates in the ukrainian parliament. president zelinski has said so far he is not willing to lower the conscription age from 27 to 25, he stated that an art rationale there being the country when it s victorious needs to be able to have the next generation to rebuild the economy. and so hence the desire to not really plumb that age range. there are, of course, other ways of going about this. policies, for instance,
President. ten years on, there are wounds that are still open and people who find it really difficult for getting over their traumas. president zelensky has met front line troops in the country start next region. according to the statement on the presidents website, mr zelinski visited those involved in the attack and the russian held town north of the area. that is it for this edition of the daily global. we will be back shortly. hello there. monday has brought some parts of the uk, some very wet weather indeed in association with a frontal system and an area of low pressure as we head through the evening. and tonight, though, that will be pulling away north eastwards. so, there is something a little drier and brighter in prospect for tomorrow. but in the short term, still some rain lingering across parts of south east scotland
Question of apart another table and why because they wouldn t do because hunter biden plea deal, fell apart but you mentioned some republicans wanting revenge and is so interesting to look back on the first impeachment present donald trump why the democrats brushed do that. and if you read read the transcript of the phone call, that they said was inappropriate, president zelinski was new president in ukraine for paragraphs and i was offering help and cooperation to president trump and president trump and take him up on that offer and he said basically, why don t you look into some of this corruption and why this prosecutor in ukraine was fired and connected to the bidens why we are now with all of this information that there was a valid question itself given the democrats that the standard for hasty impeachment another republicans necessary follow based on thursday hundred but they set the rules and then they do not want to play by them try to act like there s evidence here. bill: yes in the short answer yes and democrats of debased and
Question of apart another table and why because they wouldn t do because hunter biden plea deal, fell apart but you mentioned some republicans wanting revenge and is so interesting to look back on the first impeachment present donald trump why the democrats brushed do that. and if you read read the transcript of the phone call, that they said was inappropriate, president zelinski was new president in ukraine for paragraphs and i was offering help and cooperation to president trump and president trump and take him up on that offer and he said basically, why don t you look into some of this corruption and why this prosecutor in ukraine was fired and connected to the bidens why we are now with all of this information that there was a valid question itself given the democrats that the standard for hasty impeachment another republicans necessary follow based on thursday hundred but they set the rules and then they do not want to play by them try to act like there s evidence here. bill: yes in the short answer yes and democrats of debased and
Nip several accomplishments of a turkey came on board and allowed sweden to join another will be 32 members. there are 11 members now that hit the mark in terms of spending 2 percent of the gdp spending, since the war in ukraine began conveyances russia has invaded ukraine putin s miscalculation there, the contributions from european nato allies in canada are up 8 percent pretty slick putin but the nato was going to fall apart, and his last year and half, he was sorely mistaken but there were some divisions of the conference that were notable in the u.s. and germany stood up and said they did not think that ukraine should be given membership at this time and that is not to say that ukraine will not eventually be given membership and president biden met for about two hours with president zelinski was disappointed no doubt, he s the fight for his life in this country and it s losing a lot of people but right now, the way that the president sees this ine
mr. zelinski and i talked about the kind of guarantees we can make in the meantime. the daughter of iceland and i want to say, i think we have had a productive summit. nato will have 32 freestanding members. ceasing his inhumane attacks on by russia on ukraine. how embarrassing. joe, he is not vladimir putin. here we go, once again, there it
Newest member of the nato alliance. will see how he answers that we have a lot of feedback yesterday from some comments with some zelinski. he was one of them they did not start solo watch this. mr. zelenskyy and i, we talked about the kind of guarantees that we can make in the meantime. okay he you could cut some slack on that he was pretty close. of course we all make mistakes that back, but you are standing next to the president of ukraine, and ukrainian president did say look were very pleased with how everything turned out, however he thinks that he did not get all that he needed. the audience there for that speech was not america, it was the ukrainians, and to call in vladimir, is a reference to yes so a number of gaps on the public stage you watch them before, so they were ready left
Sketching out a timeframe for the country s membership of nato, not wanting to do it while there is a conflict under way in ukraine that would of course trickled the article five defence mechanism, that something that no nato member wants to see happen at the moment. but here in the centre of vilnius, i m just talking to some people here and this concert that is, concert of solidarity for ukraine, there is huge and deep and passionate support for ukraine, and for president zelinski who is actually here and in the last hour addressing the crowd behind me. he told me it was like coming home. he said nato would give ukraine security, ukraine will make nato stronger. earlier this afternoon mr zelensky said a communique and agreement here but didn t sent out a timetable would be absurd, he will be continuing his conversations with nato leaders gathered here tonight and into
The pockets of the biden family? that is at issue and i think people need to start taking this seriously. i want to know how much business they did with russia and ukraine and a dozen other countries. i want to know what biden family member he has identified them who got money from these business endeavors. but think back, president trump was impeached over a phone call with president zelinski.we have joe biden on tape remembering he leveraged our tax money, $1 billion to fire a prosecutor in ukraine that we found it was investigating his son in the company paying him millions of dollars for work he had no experience in at all whatsoever and that problem was solved by joe and that sounds like a quid pro quo. why the double standard?
Want to say we are going to support ukraine for as long as it takes but the objective is completely to drive russia out of ukraine and drive them out of crimea.putin also said in the same speech he would not use nuclear weapons unless his territorial integrity was threatened. we accomplish what biden said he is trying to do for that would raise the threat of nuclear warfare to unacceptable highs and we have to look out for american national interest first and foremost we can help ukraine around the edges but can t come at the expense of our national security. here is what zelinski said about republicans who don t want to fund another war in another country. is any candidate or senator who thinks it cost too much for the united states to support ukraine? is he ready to go to war to fight, to save his kids are they ready to die if ukraine would lose, they will start war