supplying advanced precision guided rockets. the ukraine, the kremlin says it doesn t trust assurances from washington. the rockets will not be 5 into russia. article haine explains in eastern ukraine. it is now a battle of artillery. up until now ukraine unable to hit some of the russian artillery systems that are causing this damage because they are too far away. that is why they asked us for long range artillery systems. and now the bind administration has decided to give them medium range instead helping ukraine will try not to provoke moscow specifically with regard to weapon systems being provided . the ukrainians have given us assurances that they will not use these systems against targets on russian territory. there is a strong trust bond between ukraine in the united states, as well as with our allies and partners. but when it comes to these critical weapons view, a says it will provide only for systems and won t say how many g p s guided rockets . even though it s r
ah hello, i m adrian said again in doha about the summary of the news on al jazeera, the man who s been the speaker of lebanon s parliament for 30 years, has been reelected to the job. bobby bobby was chosen by m p. s and the 1st session following the election already this month. but before that, a group of 1st time in peace, march to parliament from the scene of the devastating bay route port exclusion. they re part of the protest movement, which emerged after the disaster and the countries economic crisis. the m p s at amounting political reform at accountability out as he, rosanna holla, has more on the speakers election. she reports now from lebanon s parliament. many were not surprised. they knew that lebanese politicians where bargaining under the table, if you like, making what is known here as lebanon, style compromises compromises to share power between the different political parties that make up the traditional political establishment. barry, a very influential f
hello i, marianne noisy and under now main story, this, our ukraine s president his address you leaders at a meeting in brussels urging him to set aside the differences and agree on a 6th round of sanctions on russia. block as struggling to reach consensus with the proposed embargo and russian oil. the main sticking point and diplomatic editor james bass reports now from brussels. european leaders arriving in brussels for a crucial meeting on ukraine. at the start of the crisis, they had surprised many with unity and strong sanctions. but a 6th package of measures including an oil ban, has been stalled for nearly a month. some expressed optimism, the deadlock can be broken. there is hotter being bused through and the unit should be maintained in the european council as we have been up to now. so that s important to continue. but such an up beat assessment was soon dashed by the e leader with the friendliest relations with vladimir putin. hunger is recently reelected, prime mi
a time of heightened tension. the valley marks the occupation of east jerusalem by israel in 1967 after the 6 day war. rob matheson has more now from occupied east jerusalem. the reason that there is so much tension is because the march that is going to be happening later on today is going to be moving through. first of all, don t java street, which is a major street just outside the the old city there. then through the damascus gate, now the thing is regards to moscow skate as the heart of occupied jerusalem. the march is then going to make its way through the muslim course of the city, and then end up with about 16000 people organize the state. the, the western wall it can have that is going to be a 1st possible flash point because palestinians do not like the fact that there s really will march carrying the israeli flag foods or mask escape. and through the muslim quarter, hundreds of people have attended a memorial service and you valve the texas for 19 children and 2 tea