continued financial support, 67 bill billion euros we mobilize so far. second with increased military support, we aim to train 30,000 ukrainian soldiers. and our member states are delivering military equipment. and we will continue to deliver urgent military supplies for ukraine equally important is to work with our defense industry to ramp up production of ammunition and other equipment needed by ukrainian forces, but also to replenish our own stocks. you rightly brought this to the last european council and we are taking action. finally, this is not just about winning on the battlefield, ukrainians are choosing their own future and they have already chosen. they have chosen the european un union. they have chosen the unity of principles. the ukrainian soldiers fighting in the trenches of bakhmut are defending this unity of principles. and in these dark times, the hearts of ukrainian people are warmed by the confidence that ukraine will join the european union one day. this
they re great people, beautiful state. you know about their football team? bill: a little bit. dana: governor desantis will give a update any moment now and bring it live. florida is bracing for what could be a once in a century storm. bill: the current storm track shows landfall sometime on thursday, maybe in tampa. if that were a direct hit, it would be the first major storm to hit tampa in more than 100 years. dana: forecasters are predicting storm sturge. people are boarding up homes and businesses. the amount of water may simply be too much to overcome. bill: here is what we know. governor desantis declared a state of emergency. tampa s international airport will shut down at 5:00 east coast time. dana: evacuation orders affecting hundreds of thousands of people. folks there say supplies are running low. shelves are totally empty. people are starting to panic. it is crazy now. people are crazy, all the flights are insane. there is no flights. i would ho
this is a priority for nato and for me. and i have just met with president erdogan and we discussed how we could make progress on the accession of finland and sweden. and we agreed to restart the talks and convene a meeting in bru brussels. and we need also to understand that so far this has baeen they applied in may last year and already in june 30 allies decided to invite them. and all agreed including turkey on the accession protocols and all have signed this accession
has remade life in parts of europe. this is a standard conservative concern about some of the things that are going on. you hear in the united states a lot of concern about education albuquerque elites. she was the strands of brexit linger throughout europe. i think we can agree on that. if you are taking orders from bru brussels. italy was racked by covid. the canary in the coal mine for the rest of the continent of europe. here she is three years ago talking about topic of family.
brutality, and you ve seen it on display every single day of the last 46 days. the brutality that the russians are capable of. we re seeing it today as you and i are talking here. you can see it today. so i think sadly we can all expect that those same brutal tactics, that same disregard for civilian life and civilian infrastructure will probably continue as they now focus in a more geographically confined area in the donbas. as only cnn can, we have correspondents everywhere this st story is unfolding. cnn chief international correspondent clarissa ward is in kyiv, cnn s nic robertson in bru brussels. cnn s katie bow little lis on the russian interference story, cnn kaitlan collins at the white