digital tools so impressive, you just can t stop. what would you like the power to do? life can be a lot to handle. this magic moment but heinz knows there s plenty of magic in all that chaos. so different and so new was like any other. the nato summit meeting is underway. at this hour, secretary of state, anthony blinken meeting with nato secretary of general. the two spoke moments ago after nato s leader said there s no evidence showing putin has changed his ambition to control all of ukraine, despite his withdrawal from kyiv. and this could last for a long time. the u.s. leadership has been outstanding and is indispensable. that is of great importance when
about ten days ago germany decided to make historic investments in the country and denmark made an historic choice, deciding to ask the people if they wanted to come back to the european security and defence project. you can see that everywhere around the european continent, historic choices are being made and this is a major turning point. we need to have the organisation so we can build this giant ambition in defence and this is what we have asked the commission to do, so when we will no doubt have an extraordinary meeting of the council before the nato summit meeting in june, we will work out a plan that is fruitful for investment to get industry up to the right capacity and capability. and then we have got the question of climate strategy. we
(car honks) at adp, we use data-driven insights to design hr solutions to provide flexible pay options and greater workforce visibility today, so you can have more success tomorrow. one thing leads to another, yeah, yeah ukraine s president addresses congress tomorrow. president biden is expected town available a new military aid package for ukraine. next week he ll be traveling to brussels for a nato summit meeting. white house correspondent kaitlan collins joins us now. what do we know about this sudden trip next week? reporter: they say he wants to meet face-to-face with these leaders, that he s been coordinating this response to russia s invasion with.
secondly, the question of defence and security. defence europe, we have been talking about this for some time, progress has already been made, but there is no denying the fact that two weeks ago, we woke up in a different europe, in a different world. we can t deny the fact that the actions taken for the last few days in fact consecrate the emergence of a european defence. it is formally being initiated at the meeting in versailles today. and we have now an operational strategy in which we will identify the actions and investments that are going to be necessary. we have also identified how it is going to be possible to roll out a european industrial base, taking on board different challenges such as cyber security, that of space, for instance just to cite two examples. so they are two as a
we could sustain this cohesion. nato has never, never, been more united than it is today. putin is getting exactly the opposite of what he intended to have as a consequence of going into ukraine. putin will also get far more nato forces far closer to russia, as the alliance agreed to station troops in four member states in eastern europe. along with more sanctions on russia, additional weapons are being promised to ukraine, with britain pledging to double the number of missiles being sent. but ukrainian president zelensky wants more. translation: you can give us 1% of all your aircraft, 1% of all your tanks 1%. we can tjust buy it. such a supply directly depends on nato s decisions. on political decisions, right away. you heard from president zelensky at the nato summit meeting today and he said, the alliance