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"Real time, it's just very difficult. Okay, I'm out of time, Mickey, but we got to get you back on again. This is really timely with Mickey levy, doctor levy's with Berenberg capital markets and of course, part of the truly earned legend, the shadow, open market committee. The two year yield 4.80%, it is back 16 years. Wow. Wow. Yep. Also, wow, with our news in New York City is Michael Barr. John Paul, thank you very much. On the one year anniversary of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the NATO and EU chiefs met in Estonia, the U.S. pledges billions more in aid to Keith, meanwhile, Europe is growing weary billions upon billions in funds have already been poured into Kyiv. However, secretary general Jens Stoltenberg is refusing to budge. Our support to Ukraine risks triggering escalation, but there are no risk free options and the biggest risk of all is if president Putin wins in Ukraine president zelensky pledges to push for victory in 2023. China called for a ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine in a 12 point proposal for ending the war. It appears to have little chance of winning broad support and includes a ceasefire measure which would freeze Russian troops in place on Ukrainian territory. A senior congressional Democrat says House speaker Kevin McCarthy, giving security video of the January 6th riot Fox host Tucker Carlson could imperil security, representative Zoe lofgren of California, said giving Carlson the video will not enable Republicans to unwind the truth of Matt day's violence. You'd have to ask McCarthy what his motivations are, but it does appear based on what he said publicly that he made a promise to the extremists in his caucus to grant access to Carlson. Representative lofgren spoke
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"Of despair and destruction, there determination and courage will no doubt prevail. One year on, from the start of this devastating war in Ukraine after Vladimir Putin's invasion, that was Jens Stoltenberg there, the NATO secretary general. We are about 14 minutes away from some economic data in the United States of America. It might be in a seat, it's going to break that down for you when it drops ahead of all of that. Futures are coming again. Equity futures are soft and negative down lower by 8 tenths of 1% now and pretty much time a session lows on the equity market and the ultimate session heights four 74 and a two year up four or 5 basis points there. Your ten year back through three 90, your time by four basis points, three 92, but a dollar strength out there again. Eurodollar negative again for a 5th straight session. We're down a third of 1%, one O 5, 63. Now the vix for 22 NASA on 1% as well. We've taken great pride with a Titanic effort of our booking team to bring you experts on Ukraine. I speak of the generals of the American military, general Hodges, general kemet, thank you so much for joining us. People into diplomacy, such as ambassador Haas, and we move that forward today with Yuri sack. He is adviser to Ukraine's defense minister, but far more is steeped in the diplomacy linkage to military effort. If you will, from diplomacy to attack and defense. Mister sack, thank you so much for joining us today. It will be a spring war. It will be on the ground in mud. How do you foresee the tanks will be utilized? Good morning, Tom, and thank you for inviting me. Now, we have said a long time ago that with the courage and determination of the Ukrainian armed forces, we were able to and of course with the help of the military assistance that we received from our allies, we were able to stabilize the front and we are now getting ready for our counter offensive, which we hope will begin soon. Now, because our military objective remains the complete the occupation of Ukrainian territories and restoring peace in Ukraine as well as in Europe. So the tanks, the tanks, which will be provided to Ukraine by the tank coalition, international tank coalition will be instrumental in helping Ukrainian army break through the defense lines of the enemy on the temporary occupied territories and we are seeing that the tanks, the first tanks are already on their way. And we hope that the tank coalition will continue stepping up their efforts and sending us more. To move out another year in this terrible war, can those tanks drive to Crimea? Do you perceive a linkage of what Kyiv wants on Crimea with what the allies want on Crimea? I think the key and allies are aligned when it comes to the situation with Crimea because everybody recognizes that Crimea is an internationally recognized territory of Ukraine, which has been illegally annexed in 2014. But when it comes to the actual format in which Crimea will be returned to Ukraine, our military will take that decision when it comes and most probably it will be a mixture of diplomatic efforts as well as military. Yuri I'd appreciate your insights on how close we are to the west providing jets to Ukraine. Do you think we're approaching that moment? We are pushing for the fighter jets on a daily basis. Our minister of defense, our president, everyone from the political and military leadership. And we understand that these are sophisticated platforms that require the training of pilots, the training of engineer crews, they require logistics, so it's not going to happen overnight, but we are doing everything we can on our side to facilitate this process because fighter jets are the last remaining hurdle and they will be instrumental in helping French victory which we hope will be this year. Yuri how long do you think that would take to train pilots and make that kind of thing operational? Well, we are in a different situation ordinarily training pilot stakes about a year. If not more, but we are in a situation where first we already have pilots who have combat battlefield experience and our pilots are ready to be trained in three to 6 months. They will be ready to fly these platforms. Mister sack, it's simple. You need material as well as I asked our Maria today and keep an hour ago. Tell me about the manpower of your defense ministry. Do you have enough soldiers? It always comes down to infantry, doesn't it? The state of the Ukrainian infantry. Indeed, we are armed forces are we have sufficient reserves and of course the reason why we are in a better position than our enemy whose military capability has been degraded by the Ukrainian armed forces during the last 12 months significantly is because we are not using our soldiers as canon for that. We are not using them in the mid grind tactics. We are fighting a smart war and we have a high regard for our personnel. So we take smart decisions and this allows us to maintain the sufficient number of troops. And of course, when necessary, if we mobilize more people, but for now we are ready for any development and we are ready to continue the occupation of Ukrainian territories. Give us an update on the Black Sea Mario pole was just horrific 8 9 months ago as well discuss the state of the Black Sea as you enter your two of this war. Well, as you know, the Black Sea now there is the Russian Black Sea fleet in the Crimea and Sevastopol. So Russia and Russia continues to control what happens in the Black Sea. But of course, we will continue building up our military capability. And this is why we are asking for longer range missiles because they will be helpful in terms of helping us achieve our objectives deeper into the enemy's territory and making sure that Black Sea is safe as well as for things like grain deal, the supply of agricultural products from the Ukrainian territory, which was of concern to the international community for a long time. You are in the United States as committed tens of billions of dollars to support Ukraine and the war effort in your country. There are some concerns where you are in Washington about the misappropriation of some of those funds. How are you allowing some of those concerns? We are implementing when it comes to the Ministry of Defense since almost day one of this war. We were implementing, for example, the procurement systems which are of NATO standard, the so called for example, log fast system. So these are the same systems as I used by all NATO member countries. And of course, we are improving them on a daily basis. And of course, the Ministry of Defense is open and welcomes always our counterparties from different ally countries to come and visit and see that for themselves. Everything we receive goes straight to the battlefield and is used efficiently thereby our army. So when it comes to transparency, we are open.
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How Russia's war in Ukraine has evolved after one year of fighting
"Up in global tensions over his invasion of Ukraine, Russian president Vladimir Putin has suspended participation in the last remaining nuclear arms pact between the U.S. and Russia. I'm Ben Thomas with the closer look. Putin made the announcement in a bitter state of the nation speech, which he also cast Russia as a victim, and the one fighting for its existence in its war in Ukraine. He noted Russia is not withdrawing from the start nuclear pact, but reaction to the suspension was swift. UN secretary general Antonio Guterres calling on Moscow in Washington to return to dialog immediately, saying a world without nuclear arms control is a far more dangerous and unstable one. NATO secretary general Jens Stoltenberg had this. Over the last years, Russia has violated and walked away from key arms control agreements. With today's decision on new start, the whole arms control architecture has been dismantled. Experts note the move may have limited substantive impact. Professor Ian heard at northwestern university saying start was going to expire anyway, but it does have symbolic importance. Russia is much bolder about using its military to
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From tents to tanks; a big year in Ukraine for NATO allies
"In just a year, NATO's moved from cautiously providing non lethal support to Ukraine to exhorting allies to send heavier and more high-tech weaponry. NATO as a 30 country organization remains cautious, wary of being dragged into a war with Russia. It's sticking to bolstering its own territorial defenses bilaterally though, many members are sending Ukraine heavy weapons. Secretary general Jens Stoltenberg has this week been urging the alliance to commit to more defense spending by a set date. I welcome the new pledges of support made by NATO allies. Including more heavy weapons and military training. This is critical. Ukraine has a window of opportunity to tip the balance. Stoltenberg adds in this very evolving and difficult situation, it's hard to predict what will happen in the future, but allies are providing support, what that support might look like ahead is an open question. I'm Charles De Ledesma
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"jens stoltenberg" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Shooting in my mind since I think 6th grade when newtown happened. And I sit in classes and I look at my exit. So to say that it was a complete surprise would be alive. Classes won't resume an MSU until Monday, meanwhile, police say the 43 year old gunman had no apparent connection to the campus. New vows to support Ukraine as NATO secretary general Jens Stoltenberg meets with the defense officials from around the world today in Brussels. President Putin's war or aggression in Ukraine is the biggest security crisis in Europe since the Second World War. NATO's yen Stoltenberg says the new political guidance for defense planning will be a key driver for the next few years. Hundreds of thousands of people are expected to clog the streets of downtown Kansas City to celebrate the 2023 Super Bowl champion Kansas City Chiefs. Today's parade comes after the chiefs defeated the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday, and MLB spring training is pitchers and catchers are reporting and it's coming with new rules, including increasing the size of the bases from 15 square inches to 18 square inches, Boston Red Sox manager Alex gore said, while he agrees with Major League Baseball's new rules, the new bases look like pizza boxes. Yeah, he's correct. Thank you. That's fun. That's awesome. You can't even get through it. It's also a pitch clock in play 15 seconds with no runners on days 20 seconds with runners on the pizza boxes. Live from the Bloomberg interactive broker studios, you know the rest of it. And for those of you who are, yeah, this is going to be discussion for months and months. I mean, I didn't even hear about this. Why are they what's the reason behind that? The reason is they want to increase safety because the original size of the base, you know, you get the runner trying to slam in and you've got whoever's trying to cover the base, you know, trying to cover it and solution for nonexisting problem. Well, the one, the one that gets my goat. I'm sorry they brought it back. The ghost runner on second base. Okay, can I run it? Okay, I get it. Put the ghost runner on first base. That's got to be factors harder than the easy run. You get from second base. Well, why don't we just put the ghost runner in the dugout where he moves? 'cause I mean, you know, listen, I get the pitch clock. I understand. Speed up the game. Your speed's the game up. But you know, I am still a traditionalist, you know? It's like, come on. They got a new thing on the rubber where folks, for those of you that had a baseball, where the pitcher puts his foot before he pitches, and they can't do the bouncy thing off. The rubber anymore. Yeah. I think there's going to be some interesting adjustments in spring training and even into the season. Well, they're going to be some higher scoring games because if the bases are now the size of Arizona, you know, more bases. Yeah. Or stolen base. This is going to be. Can I ask a question? Why are the chiefs so dominant in the royals a week? I mean, you know, it's a magical what the Kansas City Chiefs have done versus the Kansas City Royals. I got two words Andy Reid. Andy. Steve shark of the short report and fire today. On a $100 barrel and he said the same thing. He said Andy Reid. Stay with us. Good morning from New York. This is Bloomberg surveillance
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NATO chief says Ukraine's ammunition use outstripping supply
"NATO sexy general Jens Stoltenberg warns that the alliance's ammunition stocks are running low because of Russia's war on Ukraine. The current rate of Ukraine's ammunition expenditure is many times higher than our current rate of production. Sultan urges Ukraine's Western Allies to ramp up their military support in the face of a new Moscow military push. The Russians are willing to send in those forces and take a high, high number of casualties. So for me, this just highlights the importance of timing. It's urgent to provide Ukraine with more weapons. Stoltenberg adds NATO sees no sign whatsoever that president Putin is preparing for peace. I'm Charles De Ledesma.
Bloomberg Radio New York
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"Is poised to announce it will provide its main M1 Abrams battle tank to Ukraine, there have been growing calls to send Ukraine more advanced weapons, including from NATO secretary general Jens Stoltenberg. The only way to last in peace is to make it clear to Putin that he will not win on the battlefield. Stoltenberg hopes the tanks will help Ukraine punch through the Russian lines and blunt a possible spring offensive, sources say Germany, which had insisted it didn't want to be the only one to make the offer will send 14 of its leopard tanks. The New York Stock Exchange says some trades will be declared null and void after a technical issue at yesterday's open with more. Here's Bloomberg's Charlie palace. A glitch caused hundreds of securities to commence trading without an opening auction price. The NYSE said transactions in a swath of stocks will be reviewed as clearly erroneous under NYSE rules. The exchange did not elaborate on what prompted the system issue as the exchange dubbed it that set off wild swings and trading halts as the session opened, causing dozens of the biggest U.S. companies to suddenly plunge or spike in some cases veering 25 percentage points between a high and a low in a matter of minutes. In New York, Charlie pellet, Bloomberg, date break Europe. Bank of America is rewarding the majority of its staff with a pool of restricted stock, the incentive which comes on top of normal compensation will go to staff who earn less than half a $1 million a year. It's the 6th year the firm has paid this kind of share award, which now total more than $4 billion. A Bloomberg understands that around 96% of the bank's global workforce are eligible for the scheme. The rate of inflation in Australia has had a 32 year high in the final three months of last year. Treasure Jim Chalmers says it's too early to say if price pressures have peaked. This is very high inflation by historical standards. It's no use pretending. Otherwise, it's unacceptably high. Now this is likely the peak in inflation, but we won't know that for sure until we get the numbers for this March quarter that we're in now. Traumas were speaking as the data showed CPI rising by 7.8% from a year earlier higher than the consensus estimate of 7.6%. So those are our top stories this morning. And a must read piece in the terminal this morning. I don't know if you have a chance to see it. Andrea felstead's piece about cake. I remember this morning from the food or the health safety authority about that you shouldn't bring cake to work that it's bad for everyone. Andrea rails against this position and says cake is good. It's good for morale. We should have cake. You see, I didn't know where this conversation was going. You said it was a must read story, and I was thinking of the Bloomberg UK leveling up scorecard, and all of the other must read stories on the Bloomberg terminal Stephen, but you are absolutely right to point me in this direction. I mean, what is the workplace without the odd bit of cake, frankly? Well, quite. And Andrea makes a great comparison saying that a red velvet cupcake is the equivalent of red lipstick in terms of a treat. Well, you see, actually, I find that little controversial. I'm not a fan of red velvet. I find it overrated, discuss. Oh, interesting. No, I never turned down a cake. You know, if somebody made it and brought it into the office, I didn't like it. Just because you're very well managed. These are the kind of manners that I could definitely adopt. Okay, up next, office for budget responsibility wells, the kindness of households and why a la carte investing is on the table. Now, the paper review on Bluebird daybreak Europe. The news you need to know from today's papers. Bring back World Cup Joseph now with the details from the papers James let's start with this piece in the times about the gloomy, you, quote, gloomy UK economic outlook and how it leaves Jeremy hunt with a black hole in his budget. Good morning Anna. So yes, so the UK conversation sort of having these glimmers of positivity ever since we saw that sort of surprise upwards GDP figure from earlier this month. And there have been been these sort of stories in the papers about Tory MPs pushing for tax cuts in the march budget, but the times have gotten hold of this OBR private submission to the treasury, where they say, although the recession might be short from shower this year, the medium term growth, that's about maybe two to 5 years away, is looking much, much, much bleaker. Now, why does any kind of forecast matter even more from the OBR? It's set to wipe out all of the government's 9 billion pound headroom and given the public sector borrowing figures yesterday came in nearly 10 billion pounds ahead above target and the energy build are sort of kicking the government finances. It could have a real impact on how much cash Jeremy hunt has to spend and the next phobia forecast is set to be the one that forms the basis of treasury planning for the budget. So it all adds up to a very gloomy picture Mark Carney former governor of banking that is quota from the time of saying the UK faces the most difficult position of all major world economies. James, how do you actually said 9 pound headroom? I don't think I would have actually turned ahead that much at the thought of that. Anyway, let's turn to the telegraph next, writing about the treasuries, turning to households for a cheaper borrowing at my household. Well, I mean, if you do have 9 pounds, maybe you'd want to put it into a premium bond at the national savings and investments back, which is where the government sells all of its sort of large bonds to retailer investors is putting up its rates. And so the telegraph have this fascinating story about how the government is turning to homeowners and households and kind of eels know about the kinds of strangers the UK relies on in the bonds market. It's now looking for the kindness of individual UK investors. And why is it doing this is almost more interesting, Steven, because they want to both tap into cheaper cash because it's cheaper with the growing interest rates than going onto the financial markets. They also want to diversify the government debt portfolio because after the meltdown after the mini budget last year, having local investors as well as foreign ones gives them more maneuver if things start going wrong. And the third fetch this too, the OBR again rear their head and say that the government's windfall tax on oil and gas raised about 600 million pounds less than expected so they need to try and find that financing from somewhere. Okay, interesting story. Now on to the FT Muhammad el Ariane regular Bloomberg contributor formerly of pimco, of course he's been writing in the FT and is calling time
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NATO chief fears Ukraine war could widen into wider conflict
"The head of NATO is warning that the war in Ukraine could spin out of control. If things go wrong, they can go a horribly wrong, says NATO secretary general Jens Stoltenberg. He worries the fighting in Ukraine could become a war between Russia and NATO, a full fledged war in Europe, he says. He calls what's happening in Ukraine, a terrible war that could spread into a major conflict. He tells Norwegian broadcaster NRK that NATO is working every day to avoid that. The Kremlin has repeatedly accused NATO allies have effectively becoming a party to the conflict by giving Ukraine weapons, training its troops and providing Ukraine with military intelligence. I'm Rita foley
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US sending $275 million in military aid to Ukraine
"The Biden administration is expected to announce a new package of military aid for Ukraine. I'm Ben Thomas with the latest. U.S. officials tell the AP the latest package includes large amounts of ammunition. 80,000 rounds for howitzers and an undisclosed amount for the high mobility artillery rocket system, known as high Mars. It also includes high-tech systems to detect encountered drones, also more humvees, generators, and other combat equipment. In all, it's about $275 million worth. Smaller than most of the recent packages the U.S.'s delivered, but it comes as many military officials and experts predict a reduction in attacks over the winter. NATO's secretary general Jens Stoltenberg says Russia appears to be slowing military activities to regroup for a new offensive when the weather warms. Ben Thomas, Washington.
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"Russia in dealing with China. Jens Stoltenberg says that NATO must consider geopolitical considerations as well as commercial unjustified coercive and threatening behavioral rhetoric from China. There is no reason for that and therefore any kind of conflict around will be nobody's interest. Says in an exclusive interview with Bloomberg's Maria today oh, there is real possibility with a situation regarding China and Taiwan now. Meanwhile, NATO countries are reaffirming their support to four Ukraine for as long as it takes, Ukraine's foreign minister mitro kobela says he is very heartened by what's being said. I was pleased to hear from virtue everyone that this support to Ukraine will continue as long as necessary. And the U.S. among those pledging continued support meanwhile, Ukraine's energy minister says Ukraine needs high voltage equipment that can be repaired quickly to get through We have seen a sharp drop in stock price in equally short rebound. So this is going to be slower. It's not going to go up in a straight line. It will be setbacks. Probably we're going to enter a trading range somewhere. So in order to go into China, you have to be a fairly aggressive investment mindset. Hans, does this necessarily mean the shift in COVID policy does it necessarily mean that there is going to be less in the way of accommodation coming from kind of the traditional sources like the PBOC? Yes, that could be possible, but of course they have to shore up the economy. I mean, I have to have two things. Number one, the debt level, which is very high. So that has to be careful not to overstimulate on the other hand, of course, the economy has slowed down considerably, shows considerable weakness and we have seen with the reserve prime ratio cut last week that they have serious in trying to support the economy. But if the opening happens in the results, it's actually a question of when. Then, of course, they can pull back on some of these stimulus, but as I said, this is going to take time. When we continue the conversation, Hans, I'm curious as to whether you are forecasting a global recession as we look to the new year. And if that's the case, when does it begin and how deep or shallow will it be? I'd also like to talk a little bit about some of the political risks
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NATO ministers meet to drum up more aid, arms for Ukraine
"NATO's chief has reaffirmed the alliance's commitment to Ukraine ahead of a meeting of NATO foreign ministers and Romania. Speaking ahead of the meeting, NATO secretary general Jens Stoltenberg said the possibility for Ukraine to join the blog was still there. However, Stoltenberg asserted that Ukraine had more urgent needs. We stated that Ukraine will become a member. I expect alas to reiterate also that position. However, the main focus now is on supporting Ukraine. Most of all, the war battered country will need electrical components for its devastated power transmission network ahead of the blistering winter, Stoltenberg accused Russia of deliberately attacking the energy infrastructure at a vital time for Ukraine. President Putin is trying to use winter as a weapon of war. I'm Karen Chammas
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"jens stoltenberg" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Men's soccer team has another point after drawing England by a score of zero to zero. The U.S. now has two points in the World Cup after drawing whales earlier in the week. The team will play its final match of group play on Tuesday against Iran. NATO's secretary general says the alliance will not back down when it comes to its support of Ukraine, speaking to reporters Jens Stoltenberg said it's the best way to possibly bring about the end of the war between it and Russia. All three major indexes are notching weekly gains despite a mixed close to the holiday shortened trading week, Julie Ryan has more. The Dow posted its third consecutive session of gains as investors worried about China's economy in light of new COVID-19 lockdowns, a drop in shares of Activision Blizzard weighed on the tech heavy NASDAQ to end an otherwise upbeat Thanksgiving week. The Dow gained nearly 1.8%, the S&P 500 rows one and a half percent, while the NASDAQ posted the 7 tenths of a percent gain for the week. Amazon workers are spending Black Friday outside Jeff Bezos home in New York City. Workers and labor activists are calling on shoppers to bypass Amazon's deals and instead shop local. It's part of worldwide make Amazon pay rallies as Amazon workers call for better working conditions and more money. Kanye West has released some controversial new campaign videos for his 2024 presidential bid. The 45 year old rapper now known as Yi posted several new videos Thursday night with the hashtag E 24 in one video. He says he angered former president Trump at their recent meeting. I think the thing that Trump was
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UK to send 24 ambulances to Ukraine, says foreign secretary during visit
"Ukraine for as long as it takes. NATO secretary general Jens Stoltenberg was resolute in his support for the war battered country, adding. We will not back down. Speaking to reporters ahead of a meeting of NATO foreign ministers and Romania next week, Stoltenberg urged member countries to continue providing air defense systems to Ukraine. As Ukraine's foreign minister is due to join them in Bucharest, Stoltenberg expressed the need to prepare Ukraine for the winter and the longer term. Over the longer term, we will help Ukraine transition from Soviet era equipment to
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NATO and Poland say deadly blast was likely unintentional
"Both NATO's chief and Poland's president say a deadly missile strike in Polish farmland yesterday likely was not a Russian attack The preliminary finding The incident was likely caused by the Ukrainian air defense missile NATO secretary general Jens Stoltenberg echoed by Polish leader on che duda Says the strike appeared unintentional as Ukraine tried to defend itself against a Russian bombardment At The Pentagon We have seen nothing that contradicts president
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NATO: "No indication" Russia attacked Poland after blast near Ukraine
"NATO secretary general Jens Stoltenberg says a missile blast in Poland that killed two people near the border with Ukraine was probably not an attack by Russia Our preliminary suggest that the incident was likely caused by the Ukrainian air defense missile fired to defend Ukraine and territory against Russian cruise missile attacks At a briefing Stoltenberg added NATO has no indication the Russia is preparing action against any member of the 30 nation military alliance but he said the incident happened because
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NATO announces next leaders' summit will be in Lithuania
"President Joe Biden and his NATO counterparts will hold their next scheduled summit in Lithuania in July The military alliance's top civilian official announced the key meeting in the Lithuanian capital Vilnius for July 1112 as Russia's war on Ukraine fuels security tensions in Europe and the North Atlantic region Leaders are expected to discuss ways to boost the defenses of NATO member countries near Russia and Ukraine and continue their support to the war ravaged country Secretary general Jens Stoltenberg says we face the most complex and unpredictable security environment since
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"jens stoltenberg" Discussed on Monocle 24: The Foreign Desk
"As we don't have the mechanisms we used to have as a net Russia council and so on, of course, we don't meet in that. We don't have the same kind of political dialog because Russia walked away from all those diplomatic efforts. Then of course, we and our military commanders and also major commanders of key in $8 in know how to reach out to the commanders in Russia to help prevent instance miscalculations incidents. And I also see in public that there have been some phone calls from different net allies with the Russian leadership. But that doesn't change the main message and the main thing, and that is that what witness now is a war or aggression. Russia's grabbed or is trying to grab the part of the territory of another country in Ukraine, and of course as long as they continue with this aggressive war of aggression, then what we need to do is to support Ukraine militarily, because most wars end at some stage at a negotiating table. But we know that the strength of what you can achieve around the negotiating table is absolutely linked to the strength on the battlefield. And we need to enable the Ukrainians to regain more territory to liberate more filter to stop all the Russian attempts to launch new attacks because that will put them in the best possible position in eventual negotiations. And we need to enable them to prevail as a sovereign independent nation in Europe. That's our responsibility and that's exactly what we are doing. For all that resolve and assistance though, you recently reemphasized as you put it that NATO is not a party to the conflict. And it wasn't just NATO defense ministers that have been in Brussels recently, so was Ukraine's minister of defense. Alexei reznikov, when you say NATO is not a party to the conflict, has that not by now become a bit of a distinction without a difference. I mean, Ukraine would not be resisting Russia as capably as it has without NATO being at barely one remove a party to this conflict. So NATO is not parted to the conflict because we don't have NATO troops. We know the native forces in Ukraine. We don't have NATO planes in the airspace over Ukraine and NATO cape it is part of the war. And this is something which is important because the war that is ongoing in Ukraine is horrific. It's causing a lot of damage and suffering, but the full fledged war in Europe between Russia and NATO will of course cause even more suffering and therefore you don't need to prevent escalation. What NATO does is that we provide support Ukraine, but that doesn't make us a part to the conflict. Ukraine has the right to self defense. That's enshrined in the UN charter that the country, which is attacked, of course, has brought to self defense, and we have the right to help and support them. And that's exactly what to do. This is a war of choice by president Putin. He decided to invade a neighbor, and he can end the war tomorrow by withdrawing his forces. And we had to realize that if present Putin and Russia stops fighting, then there will be peace. If prison a landscape and Ukraine stops fighting, then Ukraine will cease to exist as independent sovereign nation in Europe, and that will be, of course, extremely bad for the Ukrainians. They want to live in the democratic free society, not be part of it whole territory and Russian society where journalists are arrested where opposition positions are assassinated, but it also be dangerous for us because that will send a message to the whole world that when authoritarian powers like Moscow use military force, they achieve their goals. So we need to support Ukraine. That's the main message from the NATO meetings this week and also for me and for all natural allies ever since the invasion. Is that imperative against sending any NATO personnel material into Ukraine absolutely set in stone? Has there been any thought, especially given what we've learned about the apparent weakness and ineptitude of Russia's conventional military of cutting out a certain amount of middlemen if you like and perhaps airlifting equipment directly into Ukraine? We are sending a lot of material supplies from NATO allies and 8 to two Ukraine, everything from advanced air defense systems, armored vehicles, anti tank weapons, and also non little support, fuel now we are very focused on winter equipment, the winter is coming. Diesel generators to help the forces operate throughout the winter and just the last few days and hours are also delivered and announced more support with different types of air defense systems, which is urgently needed in Ukraine and NATO will shortly deliver hundreds of systems to make drones not functioning or to protect against their drones, both the Russian made and the Iranian made drones, jammers, and the NATO allies and NATO types of support to Ukraine, but we don't have NATO forces on the ground and we don't have NATO planes to participate in the military operations because it is important to distinguish between supporting Ukraine in the right of self defense and NATO not being directed to the conflict. You've been fairly clear and indeed the entire western alliance has been fairly clear on how they want this war to end, which is obviously with Russian forces withdrawing from Ukraine completely. But how do you see that working out practically? These conversations must have been had because it is possible, isn't it that a defeated Russia might be an even bigger security challenge than the belligerent Russia we are currently dealing with. As we don't face risk free options, there are risks connected to any decision that we will take connected to the war in Ukraine, because we face a dangerous and aggressive policy by president Putin and the Russian armed forces. So we need to compare risks, no one can predict how this war will end and of course the risks, but on the other hand, if we decide not to support Ukraine and let president Putin and the Russian armed forces win, it will be a tragedy for more than 40 million Ukrainians for a sovereign independent nations that is striving for freedom and democracy and actually proven to be a democratic society, changing government of the elections and have implemented many important reforms support those by NATO allies over the last years. But it will also be dangerous force it will make us more vulnerable. So we don't have the luxury of choosing between risk free options, but I'm absolutely certain that the risks we face and the threats we face will be much higher if we abandon Ukraine and let the president Putin win and that's the reason why we just have to continue to support and the more support we are able to provide the sooner this work and the end and the more likely it is that we will have a solution, which ensures that Ukraine prevails as a sovereign independent democratic nation in Europe. We'll have more from Jens Stoltenberg, secretary general of NATO in just a moment. 2022 has been arguably the most momentous year in NATO's history, but certainly not the first momentous year in NATO's history. He is a brief recap of the alliance's first
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Ukraine's Kyiv area hit by Iranian-made kamikaze drones
"Ukraine's capital region was struck by kamikaze drones as the southern city of nikolaev also fell victim to shelling overnight Rescuers rushed to a building partially destroyed by Russian shelling in the southern city of nikolayev A young boy just 11 years old is pulled out of the rubble after being stuck there for over 6 hours as he's carried away in a stretcher he points in disbelief at the state of the building he was just in The strike on the key of region also sent rescue workers rushing to the scene as residents woke to air raid sirens for the fourth consecutive morning Ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky pleaded for more air defense weapons Helping Ukraine to protect the sky is one of the most important humanitarian tasks for Europe of our time Meanwhile NATO secretary general Jens Stoltenberg promised NATO will help We will stand by Ukraine for as long as it takes We will step up our support and in particular we will provide more air defense systems to Ukraine I'm Karen Chammas
The Charlie Kirk Show
Trump Had Ominous Warnings About Germany's 'Deal With the Devil'
"Let's play some sound here from Donald Trump, who this is how he used to talk to these people, Merkel and many others. This is just over a meal, NATO meeting, Trump pointing how it's ridiculous that Germany will buy energy from Russia while America protects them. Play cut one O 7. Well, I have to say, I think it's very sad when Germany makes a massive oil and gas deal with Russia where you're supposed to be guarding against Russia and Germany goes out and pays billions and billions of dollars a year to Russia. So we're protecting Germany. We're protecting France. We're protecting all of these countries. And then numerous of the countries go out and make a pipeline deal with Russia where they're paying billions of dollars into the coffers of Russia. You were probably there, Rick, you know, at that meeting or tangentially to that, straight to the Germans face, your reaction of how things have changed. Well, that was a NATO meeting and you see Jens Stoltenberg, the NATO head sitting across from president Trump. And he has been extremely complimentary of president Trump. Saying thank you for the billions of dollars that have come in to NATO since Trump was really the leverage to tell countries pay your fair share. And so, you know, I have been in the meetings with Merkel with Chancellor Merkel, the president said, look, I don't blame you trying to make the American taxpayer pay for your safety. But it's not smart. You need to pay your Bill and by the way, you're feeding the beast when you don't pay your bill at NATO and at the same time you're giving money and doing deals with Russia, which is why NATO started to exist in the first place. And so the hypocrisy was called out by president Trump. And, you know, I'm not breaking any news when I tell you that president Trump, one cent Chancellor Merkel, a white flag.
AP News Radio
Biden: US boosting force posture in Europe for Russia threat
"President Biden says America's military presence in Europe is about to get bigger as NATO responds to the threat from Moscow following Russia's invasion of Ukraine I'm Ben Thomas with the latest Biden says the U.S. is establishing a permanent headquarters in Poland sending two additional F-35 fighter jet squadrons to the UK and will send more air defense and other capabilities to Germany and Italy The U.S. has also beefing up military assets in Romania and the Baltic region meeting with NATO secretary general Jens Stoltenberg and Madrid for the alliance Susan eel summit Biden declared we're sending an unmistakable message in my view and I think yours as well That NATO is strong united and the steps we're taking during this summit are going to further augment our collective strength I'm Ben Thomas
Bloomberg Radio New York
"jens stoltenberg" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"UK time. Now, the NATO alliance faces its biggest challenge since World War II and Russia poses a direct threat to the block security that, according to Jens Stoltenberg, the secretary general of NATO, who has been speaking at the start of this week's leader's summit, his comments come after turkey dropped its opposition to Sweden and Finland's membership of the defense alliance, speaking before the news broke, President Biden said the blocks aims have never been clearer. Today, NATO is united. And as united galvanized, as I believe it's ever been. And we are ready to face threats of Russian aggression because quite frankly, there's no choice. It's been the most significant abuse of power. Since World War II and an invasion of that many people under another country in Europe. President Joe Biden speaking at the NATO summit in Madrid, the meeting comes as Ukraine has seen intense missile attacks from Russian forces, including the bombing of a shopping center on Monday that killed 18 people. President zelensky will address NATO leaders by video, he says he's ready to consider committing to some form of quote neutrality, but only in exchange for firm security guarantees for Ukraine's partners. Meanwhile, to the domestic politics of the U.S. on a former White House official has painted a vivid portrait of Donald Trump's behavior during the January 6th capitol riot. Cassidy Hutchinson, then an assistant to White House chief of staff, Mark Meadows, gave the most gripping testimony yet in the congressional committee's hearings on the events. The president had very strong, a very angry response to that Tony described him as being irate. The president said something to the effect of, I'm the president, take me up to the capitol now. That is the former White House aide Cassidy Hutchinson, she went on to describe a violence and out of control Donald Trump in the final weeks of his presidency, but doubt has now been cast on key elements of her secondhand account, with Republicans tweeting that it was quote all hearsay. Okay, from the U.S. to the UK, the price of basic goods in shops here is rising at the fastest pace in almost 14 years, Bloomberg's Ewan Potts has more. Two surveys of shed light on the challenges being faced by poorer families in the UK, the British retail consortium says that food prices are rising at triple the pace of non food items driven by fresh food which saw prices jump 6% in the year to June. Separate research by campaign group the Joseph roundtree foundation says that millions of low income households are going without essentials and falling behind on bills. The findings come just a month after the government announced a 15 billion pound support package in London, I'm your own pots being big daybreak Europe. Earlier this month, the Bank of England also raised its forecast for the peak of inflation this year to slightly above 11%. The bank says it now expects the economy to contract in this current quarter. Well, today, Bloomberg's fancy lacquer is moderating a panel at the ECB's annual forum in sintra, Portugal and will see ECB president Christine Lagarde fed chair drone pal, BOE governor Andrew Bailey, and Augustine carstens head of the bank of international settlements join her on that panel to discuss a course inflation and the actions of central banks. Join us now from Portugal live is Bloomberg's Yana Randall who of course will be listening to that for us. Yeah now let's start by recapping some of the key takeaways from that opening statement from the ECB's Christine Lagarde yesterday. Yes, so she was very, very distant that the ECB is determined to find inflation and find the right response. She reiterated plans to raise and sustain in July of course she also said that if the inflationary foreign needs to be is prepared to step in and be very, very forceful, hinting at, of course, faster rate hikes, after list of and more interesting is that we heard from two governors already while here and the Lithuanian and the lottery and governors. And they both said, we should be should actually also consider raising interest rates by 50 basis points already in July. And that, of course, has to do with the fact that inflation once again seems to be rising faster than expected to be the Spanish numbers. This morning, they were forecast to be something that the ECB can not ignore, especially because policy makers have been distracting time and again, that whatever they do is they could depend on. Yeah, I suppose so the call for 50 basis points is rising, but Christina gard was firm in terms of that 25 basis point rate rise would be the path ahead, so I suppose there's a baffle perhaps about influence within the ECBs, a decision making board, but also on credibility. It's a good question. And we are trying to get to the bottom of this at the moment. It seems that those calls sophisticated basis points is really alerting people to the fact that the ECB needs to ask a few other policy makers spoken to say 25 basis points is what has been agreed is what the ECB is going to do. So there is definitely a debate to be had in the governing council over the next over the next weeks. And we'll monitor of course very closely. What the president has to say this afternoon, maybe he already has a reaction. Yeah, we have to wonder if 50 becomes the new 25 for the ECB particularly after that CPI print in Spain. That inflation print of 10% Jana just briefly, the bond purchasing firepower of the ECB being put to play at this Friday. Just walk us through the significance of that. Yes, so the ECB decided to activate what they call the first line of defense and that is flexible reinvestment of bonds that mature under the ECB's pandemic program. That is not yet this anti fragmentation tool that everybody has been talking about. It is a more limited need to address spreads and bond market attention. So whatever will mature over the coming months, will be thrown at companies where they used to be a risk that market development on warranted. It's certainly being the biggest focus of investors who are interested in seeing just how much the ECB is worried. And then for us for details on the anti fragmentation tool, that's being worked on at the moment that you need to be staffed. There's not a whole lot of information that we have at the moment. So we'll just have to be patient, but patient, but we are being reassured by the ECB, and by policy makers that work is in deep going on. Okay, the honor, thank you so much for being with us that has been begs ECB reporter and watcher Jana randow for us live in Portugal. Don't forget, of course, that panel that frothy lacquer is hosting will be live on Bloomberg radio and television at 2 p.m.. Okay, so from the macroeconomics to the geopolitics and NATO, closer to bolstering its eastern front with Russia, that's as turkey has dropped its opposition to Sweden and Finland's bids to join the military alliance NATO secretary general Jens Stoltenberg told reporters earlier this morning that the alliance would invite the two Nordic countries to attend the ongoing summit in Madrid, joining us now is Bloomberg's Europe correspondent Marie toda, who is indeed at that NATO summit in Spain, Maria talked to us about the significance and the reaction then from Jens Stoltenberg at that press conference.
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"Am very grateful for my experience in IBW local 26. To learn more about joining, visit IBW local 26 dot org. This is WTO P news. 1153 with Russia slowly gaining ground in its war in eastern Ukraine, NATO secretary general Jens Stoltenberg, and British prime minister Boris Johnson say the west must prepare for a long war in Ukraine. One way that the U.S. is increasing its support there is by engaging Poland. Interesting, the U.S. has sent 82nd airborne brigade troops to Poland. Let's be clear it's not Ukraine. It's Poland. They're going to help train Ukrainian military personnel because they recognize that this fight is active. They need the training to use those weapons we've talked about. And it's important to maintain the kind of resistance they have because if the Ukraine loses the momentum it has, then it could be all over soon. That's WTO national security correspondent JJ green. As part of Juneteenth celebrations, the city of Alexandria is holding a grand opening tonight of the Freedom House museum on duke street. Alexandria says the grand opening marks the official debut of this National Historic Landmark in the city, and it's notable story and transition. This is actually a reopening, with new exhibitions showcasing Alexandria's black history and the black experience in America, the Freedom House museum is what remains of a large complex that traffic thousands of black men women and children between 1828 and 1861. Visitors can read stories of those who were brought from the Chesapeake Bay Area through 1315 duke street and forced into slave markets in the Deep South. Sandy kozell WTO news. Money news at 25 and 55 over to Brendan Hazleton. The markets are closed for the Juneteenth federal holiday, help wanted across the country
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"jens stoltenberg" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Whether it's a $1200 smartphone from Apple a cup of Starbucks coffee groceries at Walmart on Costco Ford F one 50 lower demand for my prices is today's reality But this is why it's positive And everyone is going to be selling into it All right so Doug when I see a news as you said in the prior segment is the cure for higher inflation It's our inflation And the sort of reaction is ultimately good news from the standpoint of a fed which will probably not be as hawkish I assumed and many assume The pocket in here because he so Doug I mean I'm a big fan of targe When I see a $100 billion market cap stock it's a real company real demand real customers real cash flow real earnings down 25% What does that tell you It tells me if I had a 4% invested position in Walmart My portfolio just lost 1% today I'll be honest with you I mean this is an environment poll Where the men are separated from the boys And I may be still be a boy I'm not sure yet even though we're up on the year But so where do you where do you dip your toes here Doug I mean if you feel like you've seen some type of capitulation where are you dipping your toes What's a cast to do list I would say that the two areas really quickly are the banks which is by far my largest position I have a lot of background And what else And home builders All right Okay I got to ask about Amazon very quickly here Cloud on fire cardboard boxes not so much You've been long Amazon You say it's even a long-term hold Doug Cass on Amazon this may We markedly reduced our exposure to Amazon at around 3200 I have a tag in position which I plan on increasing Okay Doug Cass Can you come on the next time the Yankees win I'm not available tomorrow morning Thank you Thank you so much Who has seen these parking Come on the next time a Tiger's win It's a weak vacation Thank you so much And not on a week vacation with our news in New York City is Michael Barr Tom Paul thank you very much Finland and Sweden have formally applied to join NATO after Russia invaded Ukraine the alliance's secretary general Jens Stoltenberg in Brussels spoke with the ambassadors of both countries at his side I was will now consider the next steps on their path to NATO The security interests of all allies have to be taken into account And we are determined to work through all issues and reach rapid conclusions NATO secretary general Jens Stoltenberg described the applications as a historic moment Meanwhile a Russian soldier has pleaded guilty to war crimes in Ukraine It is too close to call for Pennsylvania's Republican U.S. Senate primary celebrity physician amendment Oz is holding a razor thin lead over former Bridgewater associates CEO David McCormick says 31.3% McCormick has 31.1 conservative commentator Kathy Barnett is third at 24.8 It could be days before we find out the winner because all of the mail in ballots have not been counted yet The winner of the Republican primary will face democratic nominee John fetterman lieutenant governor of Pennsylvania Veteran who easily won the race while hospitalized got 59% His wife giselle spoke on his behalf last night He's always wanted to be in places that have been forgotten or left behind and he really cares And I think with politics politicians have a bad rep often Because they're not people like him and I'm want him to be the person who changes that description of politicians.
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NATO chief hails 'historic moment' as Finland, Sweden apply
"Secretary secretary secretary secretary general general general general Jens Jens Jens Jens Stoltenberg Stoltenberg Stoltenberg Stoltenberg says says says says Finland Finland Finland Finland and and and and Sweden Sweden Sweden Sweden have have have have applied applied applied applied to to to to for for for for NATO NATO NATO NATO membership membership membership membership amid amid amid amid concerns concerns concerns concerns over over over over Russia's Russia's Russia's Russia's war war war war on on on on Ukraine Ukraine Ukraine Ukraine Stoltenberg Stoltenberg Stoltenberg says says says NATO NATO NATO allies allies allies agreed agreed agreed that that that this this this is is is an an an historic historic historic moment moment moment which which which we we we must must must seize seize seize the the the applications applications applications not not not submitted submitted submitted must must must be be be weighted weighted weighted by by by the the the thirty thirty thirty member member member countries countries countries that that that process process process is is is expected expected expected to to to take take take about about about two two two weeks weeks weeks but but but to to to Turkey's Turkey's Turkey's president president president has has has expressed expressed expressed reservations reservations reservations about about about Finland Finland Finland and and and Sweden Sweden Sweden joining joining joining the the the two two two however however however could could could officially officially officially become become become members members members once once once that that that accession accession accession protocols protocols protocols are are are rectified rectified rectified even even even if if if Turkey's Turkey's Turkey's leaders leaders leaders objections objections objections are are are overcome overcome overcome that that that could could could take take take a a a few few few months months months the the the process process process usually usually usually takes takes takes eight eight eight to to to twelve twelve twelve months months months I'm I'm I'm Charles Charles Charles de de de Ledesma Ledesma Ledesma
AP News Radio
Biden, Western allies open 1st of 3 summits on Russian war
"President Joe Biden and world leaders are participating in three emergency summits with a sober warning from NATO secretary general Jens Stoltenberg that the alliance must boost its defenses to counter Russia's invasion of Ukraine today NATO leaders agreed to reset all the turns on the fence for a longer term to face and use security reality online we will have substantially more forces in the eastern part of the Lawrence are you reading this Stoltenberg too said the alliance is United in condemning the Kremlin's unprovoked aggression and in also support few cranes sovereignty and territorial integrity I'm Charles de Ledesma
WTOP
"jens stoltenberg" Discussed on WTOP
"NATO secretary general Jens Stoltenberg says no to a NATO flyover zone over Ukraine but leveled more accusations at Moscow The Russian nation of Ukraine is blatant violation of national law And we have seen the use of cluster bombs We have seen reports of use of other types of weapons which will be in violation of international law Former national security adviser HR McMaster says this coming week will be critical for Ukraine The next week is going to be really vital I mean this is when Ukrainians could start running out of basic basic supplies Pharmaceuticals and food And we also need to support them with more and more defensive capabilities so they can sustain their defensive efforts against the Russians Russian forces have occupied the largest nuclear power plant in Europe Ukrainian president zelensky urging world leaders to stop Russia before this becomes a nuclear disaster CBS News special report time Stacy Lynn As bad as things are in Ukraine WTO national security correspondent JJ green tells us news out of Russia suggests it's about to get worse for all of Europe and perhaps beyond Talking with several sources in Russia today there is a significant amount of concern after Vladimir Putin's speech yesterday hinted at martial law But the most concerning piece was some talk about mobilization And what that means is calling up young men to go fight And I've been told that there are lots of people concerned about their young sons and the possibility they may be sent into a much bigger war than we're seeing right now And there is growing concern in Congress about the Russian military's advance across Ukraine We hear more on that from WTO's Mitchell Miller Today on the hill Virginia senator Mark Warner chair of the Senate intelligence committee says the Ukrainian people have done a remarkable job of battling the Russians But it would be unrealistic to think that the Ukrainians can hold out forever with these overwhelming odds posed against them with the Russian military Warner supports legislation that would ban the import of Russian oil and natural gas South Carolina Republican senator Lindsey Graham does too but after the attack on a Ukrainian nuclear plant he's advocated killing Russian leader Vladimir Putin Other lawmakers including fellow Republicans have criticized his comments and urged cooler heads to prevail On Capitol Hill Mitchell Miller WTO news Still ahead the Supreme Court rules on the death sentence for the Boston Marathon bomber It's one 36.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"jens stoltenberg" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"General Jens Stoltenberg says the defense of alliance will not match Russia on that front We will do what is needed to protect all our lives but we will not further escalate the tensions So therefore we have maintained that the same alert level of our nuclear forces Stoltenberg says everything must be done to keep the conflict from escalating The war in Ukraine will be the focus of tonight's State of the Union speech for President Biden but Bloomberg industry groups White House reporter Courtney Rosen says the president will also push his domestic agenda Proposals to lower the cost of healthcare child care prescription drugs as ways to cut costs for American families He's also going to be talking about his infrastructure law help call it the bipartisan infrastructure law that $1.9 trillion investment in roads bridges rail broadband Internet Bloomberg industry groups Courtney Rosen are coverage of the State of the Union starts tonight at 8 30 Wall Street time on Bloomberg radio and television While it's fat Tuesday in New Orleans and they are celebrating The city's signature event was canceled last year over COVID concerns Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than a 120 countries Even Susan it's so great to finally be able to get together again Oh it's sure is And I really appreciate you picking up the bill I'm happy to.
AP News Radio
World leaders react to Russia's attack on Ukraine
"World powers are hitting Russia with more sanctions and made Vladimir Putin's full scale invasion of Ukraine Ukraine's US ambassador says the assault is coming from everywhere from the east south north and from the air into Europe's biggest ground war in decades piece on our content has been shattered NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg gained all the rules leaders are blasting the attack at the White House Pune choses war and now he and his country will bear the consequences president Biden announcing new sanctions on Russian banks old carts and other targets but the U. S. and western powers are not heeding Ukraine's please to cut Russia out of the key financial network connecting thousands of banks fearing
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How Will Biden and NATO Respond to Putin?
"We've been talking a lot about the various reactions here. Abroad, Boris Johnson had a good speech this morning. Jens Stoltenberg, NATO, you've got declarations from turkey. Calling surprisingly, calling Russia's actions unlawful and unjust excuse me, unlawful and unjust. And so what's going on in Washington? What are you seeing there in terms of what the response is going to be inside the beltway from members of both parties and the administration? Well, look, I think it's fair to conclude that the Biden administration has united the west united the NATO allies in trying to formulate some kind of response sanctions, we'll hear more from President Biden later today, but there is a resolve among the NATO allies and The White House have gotten some credit for at least coordinating what was once a dysfunctional group of countries that didn't really have a consensus on how to deal with Russia's aggressiveness. And Russia made it easy. They're their invasion of Ukraine in the last 48 hours has really also toughen the resolve of our Western Allies, but the next question is where do we go from here and what are the political options that I've administration?
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Ukraine to bring in state of emergency amid Russia tensions - CNN
"The leader of NATO is condemning Russia's invasion of Ukraine at an emergency meeting NATO secretary general Jens Stoltenberg calls for a summit saying Russia's launched a brutal act of war on Ukraine and shattered piece on the European continent accusing Vladimir Putin of trying to rewrite history the trans Atlantic alliance has agreed to further beef up its land sea and air forces on the eastern flank near Ukraine and Russia the emergency meeting was requested by countries closest to the conflict Poland Latvia Estonia and Lithuania which is declared a state of emergency with parliamentary approval Lithuania plans to use reserve funds for tighter border protections and authorizes guards to stop and search people and vehicles near the border I'm
Bloomberg Radio New York
"jens stoltenberg" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"At And Jonathan that is exactly what's feeding this conversation about gas prices John Matthew down at D.C. Thank you buddy As always the Maria today are at a Brussels We appreciate it Whenever we work through headlines like this there are the optics what people are saying there is the substance what people do So you've got to separate what people say from what they do and sometimes Tom they don't align Jens Stoltenberg speaking right now The NATO secretary general saying signs from Moscow a cause for cautious optimism optics then it goes on to say we've not seen any scientific reduced military presence substance This market at the moment Tom a bit of a relief rally I'm better optics We need to work through that substance of the day progresses He's working through it but he's working through it in concert with NATO and it's a new NATO John and I'll be honest I'm like everybody else I'm reading in on this trying to get smarter but what's fascinating here is where are we heading to Once this debate is over And I really take an issue here when Angela stent said and also what Carl Weinberg's writing about at high frequency economics on China We haven't mentioned China this morning And I really wonder about a tripolar nature of U.S. Russia and China after we're done with all this I really want as a mystery to me You know I know you don't listen to Lisa and Iceland times but at least when I had several discussions on Chinatown It's okay It's all right We're not offended We haven't talked about it in this context You're not in the same room as us It's okay Look can we invite Tom in Lisa You know what I think so We have a couch here You can come in here but not one circumstance Oh yeah let's hear it You gotta bring the bravo cam If you don't read the grandma you can't come.
WTOP
"jens stoltenberg" Discussed on WTOP
"Read blizzard war But cruiser gearing up like here at the Avalon public works department Manpower wise for this storm we're going to have a total of 20 employees working through the night and into tomorrow Over north wildwood people are preparing to Stocking up on their favorite adult beverages here at bubba's liquor warehouse No better way to stay warm than this NATO secretary general says the alliance is ready to increase its true presence in parts of Europe if Russia invades Ukraine again CBS's cami McCormack Jens Stoltenberg said in response to Russia's continued buildup in Belarus which borders Ukraine to the north we will of course constantly and says the need to adjust our presence He said that includes Eastern Europe He already to step up our military presence in the eastern part of the alliance to prevent any misunderstanding or room for missed calculation about NATO's ability and readiness to protect and defend all allies Stoltenberg said he wouldn't speculate about Russia's next move President Biden says he'll soon send a small number of U.S. troops to bolster the NATO presence The White House has confirmed that South Carolina federal judge Michelle child is under consideration to succeed retiring justice Stephen breyer on the U.S. Supreme Court President Biden has said he will announce his nominee in late February Ten people are injured after a bridge collapse in Pittsburgh It happened just before President Biden's visit to the area to talk about infrastructure Katie KA's Shelby kisses The bridge on the eastern part of the city went down just before 7 o'clock Friday morning with 5 cars and a city bus on it But everyone involved is expected to be okay Alleghany county executive rich Fitzgerald describes what he saw You see a vehicle that's upturned turned landed on its roof down halfway down the hill It's incredible Now years of cleanup and a massive investigation are ahead knocking out a major artery that leads traffic toward the city's biggest universities Shall be sassy for CBS News Pittsburgh A newly stealth home across variant of COVID-19 may be one and a half times more contagious than the original variant and it's in the U.S. CBS News medical contributor doctor David agus Just like with the flu shot we will be getting various specific vaccines So probably several variants in the vaccine to really broaden our immune response to be able to fight off current variants and future variants This is CBS News Never miss a moment top news from 24/7 360 five Listen on air on Alexa and on the WTO PF 1103 Friday evening January 28th 2022 high winds and 32° the district going down to the teens overnight Good evening I'm Gigi Barnett the top local stories we're following this hour Light snow with blistering winds and temperatures are plummeting around D.C. Let's check in live now with storm team fours See prince of LA for an update on this nor Easter that is headed right up the east coast Hi there Gigi yes again It is strengthening off the Atlantic seaboard and that is what's causing those wins that you alluded to They are right now when the ballpark of 7 to 14 miles an hour but we will see the winds increase significantly especially east of the district Has head towards Chesapeake beach in apple and saverna park lusby Lexington park has southern Maryland really will get the brunt of this storm Plus snowfall accumulations there in southern Maryland could be three four inches probably closer to an inch or two in and across the district We will talk about the winds the windshield factor as well coming up on your Saturday how are things looking for your Sunday and how about a thaw for the new work week All that straight ahead and weather on the Yates Gigi All right thanks Steve Sounds good Well as the snow continues to fall several of Maryland's eastern counties including Somerset wacom and worse their counties are under a blizzard warning Maryland's governor has also declared a state of emergency Emergency crews are now focusing on the eastern part of the state where they could get up to a foot of snow with temperatures dropping in the wind picking up Christian of the media.
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"jens stoltenberg" Discussed on WTOP
"For the first time offering bonuses up to $50,000 to highly skilled recruits who join for 6 years The head of army recruiting tells the AP that closed schools and the competitive job market have posted a pose significant challenges rather for recruiters The final bonus amount depends on when recruits agree to ship out for training if they already have critical skills And if they choose airborne or ranger posts Russian NATO talks have now wrapped up in Brussels and there is no indication either side is budging over a variety of security issues NATO secretary general Jens Stoltenberg on the talks that included Ukraine and NATO expansion There are significant differences between NATO allies and Russia on these issues Deputy Secretary of State Wendy Sherman Together the United States and our NATO allies made clear we will not slam the door shut on NATO's open door policy NATO also rejected Russia's proposal that it limits troop deployments in Eastern Europe but while the two sides are no closer on these issues Stoltenberg called it positive that they sat down together CBS correspondent kami McCormack Work continues to get D.C.'s crime lab back up and running after it lost the authority to process evidence last year But there seems to be disagreement about the first steps to move forward Deputy mayor for public safety Chris geldart says there's no animosity between the city and other stakeholders about how to get the crime lab back on track The rhetoric needs to come down around this We all have the same goal Weeks ago geldart said the plan was to take the guidance of a recent audit of the lab and try to re accredit the units that process drug and DNA evidence by this spring But in a letter this week the U.S. attorney's office and the D.C. attorney general disagree with that course advising that D.C. must first address the problems with management and training which caused the lab to lose accreditation in the first place Prosecutors said quote will not rely on opinions from DFS until these broader concerns have been addressed You know I'd like to think that we can walk into gum at the same time Megan clarity WTO he news The search is on for the person who shot and wounded a woman in prince George's county last night police say it happened around 9 p.m. on crane highway near Annapolis road in Bowie They say the 28 year old victim was found inside her vehicle with an apparent gunshot wound and was taken to the hospital Police are asking anyone with information to give them a call Coming up in money news The newest restaurants on the Southwest waterfront by Jeff label One 53.
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"Meeting with a Russia delegation Russian delegate get delegation in Brussels this morning to try and prevent Russia from invading Ukraine again Russia seized Ukraine's Crimean Peninsula back in 2014 Russia is also seen as supporting warfare in other parts of Ukraine And now more than 100,000 Russian troops are at the border near Ukraine Here's how NATO secretary general Jens Stoltenberg described the growing threat The Russian military buildup has not stopped It continues And there are gradual building up with more forces more capabilities We see armored units We see artillery Embarrassed is in Ukraine's capital Kyiv Eleanor what is it like to be there right now Well Rachel Kyiv is a lovely jewel of a little city You know it has these gold onion dome churches it's snowy Everything seems normal people that seem to be in a festive mood It's the orthodox Christmas season And you know Ukrainian people have gotten used to this intense friction with Russia Remember this fighting in eastern Ukraine has now been going on for 8 years It's never ended It's kind of like an open sore But Ukrainian soldiers are killed every week in fighting these Russian separatist proxies And there are actually thousands of displaced families from the east who have moved to Kyiv So the danger is there but at the same time life goes on as normal And here's one man who lives in Kyiv Ukrainian father of four archaean He says everybody kind of has a split personality when it comes to this and he opened the newspaper to give me an example I can read okay these are the bomb shoulders This is a map created where you can look up the nearest bombshell to you The next article will be what are the Christmas festivities you can attend this weekend So I mean these two worlds they coexist together Yeah and I saw that last night Rachel I went to a Christmas market The orthodox Christmas was January 7th People are off work People were out eating drinking with their families It was festive Here's what it sounded like You can hear the mood Oh my gosh it's such.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"jens stoltenberg" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Quick. Take this. He's Bloomberg Radio. Noah Global News Update. Is it in trouble? We're leaving the White House for the last time on Wednesday morning. The president is reportedly planning a farewell ceremony at joint base. Andrews before leaving office Wednesday, a few hours before Joe Biden takes the oath to become the nation's 46 president. Details are still being worked out that Trump reportedly once a military style, setting to say goodbye to members of his administration and supporters. When it's over, you'll fly to Florida to begin his post presidency. Life at Mira Lago Trump will not be attending Biden's inauguration. The secretary general of NATO is calling for justice against those that storm the U. S Capitol last week, Jen Stoltenberg said that the riot was a direct attack on the will of Americans outcome of the election has to be respected on that that we have to make sure that our Democratic values are fully respected. Department of Justice says There's not enough evidence the mob Storm Congress last week wanted to capture and assassinate elected officials walking back a claim to the contrary. Made earlier in the day security measures in Washington D. C include shattering the city's iconic landmarks. The head of the Biden inauguration yesterday, the National Park Service announced landmarks such as those which are part of the National Mall, like the Washington Monument and the Lincoln Memorial are closing. Now through at least Thursday. Several interstate bridges connecting traffic from Northern Virginia to Washington, D. C will also be closed. Lottery machines are busy with people dreaming of hitting it big with the super jackpots in both the mega millions and Powerball. James flipping with more even people who don't normally buy lottery tickets are throwing in. I know he has a big jackpot going on right now. I was.