putin thought nato will break. today nato is stronger than it has ever been in its history. when this senseless war began, ukraine was a free country. today, it is still a free country and the war will and with ukraine remaining free and independent country. russia will not prevail! will not prevail! ukraine will revail. will not prevail! ukraine will prevail. the will not prevail! ukraine will prevail. the north - will not prevail! ukraine will prevail. the north atlantic. prevail. the north atlantic critic on a good organisation was founded 75 years ago after the end of world war ii by the us, canada and several western european nations as a collective security alliance against the soviet union. nato has expanded its goals over the years including tackling climate change and sub attacks. since the invasion by russia, sweden and finland havejoined the allies and it is expected ukraine will as well but not all nato members agree on the country s membership. john bateman sp
when this senseless war began, ukraine was a free country. today, it is still a free country and the war will end with ukraine remaining a free and independent country. russia will not prevail! ukraine will prevail. the north atlantic treaty organisation was founded 75 years ago, after the end of world war ii, by the us, canada and several western european nations as a collective security alliance against the soviet union. nato has expanded its goals over the years, including tackling climate change and cyber attacks. since russia s fullscale invasion, sweden and finland have joined the alliance and it is expected that ukraine will as well but not all nato members agree on the country s membership. importance of women s rights and security was highlighted at the conference on tuesday. the us secretary of state said they would commit more than $7 million in protective gearfor female ukrainian soldiers. a spokesman briefed officials on the security of woman and talked about the
president zelensky says russia must be held accountable, and as the nato summit begins today, its response will be top of the agenda. we re going to speak to our correspondents in ukraine, the us and moscow. first to james waterhouse in kyiv. james, this war never goes away but moments like this draw the world s attention back to what s happening, don t they? they absolutely do. here in kyiv, the war effort relies enormously on the war effort relies enormously on the political campaigning which takes place here as well. and there was once a period when ukraine s best bargaining chip was military progress, battlefield winds but in the absence of that, it s hard to look at showcasing what russia continues to impose on this vast country as a means of dry to garner further support. the widespread condemnation whether kyiv likes it or not is an opportunity for it to secure its long desired air defence systems and perhaps speed up its membership to the nato alliance. why? because o
where croatia s donna vekic has taken the first spot in this year s semifinal as qualifier lulu sun s fairytale run comes to an end. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. sir keir starmer has addressed mps in parliament for the first time as prime minister. surrounded by labour mp5 on the government benches for the first time in m years, he said it was time to turn the page and unite in a common endeavour of national renewal. opposite him was rishi sunak now leader of the oppostion, who congratulated the prime minister on his victory. the process of swearing in more than 600 mp5 is now under way. 0ur deputy political editor vicki young joins us from westminster. it was certainly a different tone today? yes, it was, a change in tone, that robust political debate set aside for one day, i m sure it won t last, but a change too in personnel. there are a lot of happy looking labour and liberal democrat mps and they look a bit lost as they find their way around parliam
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