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00:00Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky describes Monday night's meeting in Brussels with NATO

00:05chief Mark Rotter and EU leaders as good and productive.

00:10Antonio Costa has rejected any attempt to interfere in European politics in response

00:15to a controversial document released by the Trump administration last week.

00:21Celebrations kicked off across Syria as people marked one year since the fall of

00:26longtime strongman President Bashar al-Assad.

00:30At least 33 people were injured after a magnitude 7.5 earthquake hit northeastern Japan on Monday night.

00:40Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky held his Monday evening meeting with NATO Secretary-General

00:46Mark Rotter, European Council President Antonio Costa and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen

00:52describing it as good and productive.

00:55Zelensky said that he had briefed the NATO chief and EU leaders on the situation on the diplomatic track

01:02following his earlier meeting in London with leaders of the UK, France and Germany, known as the E3.

01:10According to Zelensky, the meeting torched on the PURL initiative to procure critical US-made military equipment

01:17and the reparations loan.

01:19Monday's meeting came ahead of Thursday's high-stakes European Council summit that will focus on efforts to

01:25persuade Belgium to approve the use of Russian frozen assets to help the war effort in Ukraine.

01:32Earlier in his London meeting, Zelensky reiterated that any territorial concessions to Russia,

01:38a key element of Washington's plan for ending the war, remain off the board.

01:44According to the Ukrainian president, Kyiv had neither the legal nor moral right to hand over territory to Russia

01:52in any deal seeking to end the war.

01:55After three days of talks between US and Ukrainian delegations in Florida,

02:03Donald Trump says Zelensky is not ready for a peace deal with Russia.

02:08Speaking to reporters at the 2025 Kennedy Center Honors,

02:12he accused the Ukrainian leader of holding up the talks from moving forward.

02:16And I have to say that I'm a little bit disappointed that President Zelensky hasn't yet read the proposal.

02:23That was as of a few hours ago.

02:25His people love it, but he hasn't.

02:28Russia's fine with it.

02:30However, Russian President Vladimir Putin hasn't publicly expressed approval for the White House plan.

02:37Trump was the first president to hold the Kennedy Center Honors,

02:41a role normally assumed by journalists and presenters.

02:43He says he did so, quote, at the request of a certain television network.

02:49During his speech, he praised Sylvester Stallone, KISS and Gloria Gaynor, among others.

02:58European Council President Antonio Costa rejected any attempt at political interference

03:03in response to a controversial US government document published last week criticizing Europe.

03:08The document, released by the Trump administration, called on Europe to change course and tighten immigration

03:15or face what they called civilizational erasure.

03:18It also noted that it will support, quote,

03:21like-minded patriotic parties across the continent to cultivate resistance.

03:25So, we have a difference in our vision of the world.

03:31But it goes beyond that.

03:34It's true that this strategy continues to talk about Europe as an ally.

03:41It's good.

03:42But if we have an ally, we must act as an ally.

03:48And the ally is not to interfere with the interests of the political choice of these allies.

03:59We respect them.

04:01We respect the sovereignty of each other.

04:04Of course, surely, many Europeans don't share the same view that the Americans on different subjects.

04:13And it's natural that they don't share the same view that we have.

04:17What we can't accept, is this threat of interference in the political life of Europe.

04:25The 33-page document also argued that a combination of ill-designed economic policies,

04:49excessive regulation, and illegal migration could lead to Europe's demise as a civilization.

04:54Washington says its goal is to help Europe change its current trajectory,

04:59as sentiment European lawmakers have slammed is unacceptable.

05:09Celebrations kicked off across Syria to mark one year since the ousting of longtime strongman president Bashar al-Assad.

05:16These were the scenes in the capital, Damascus.

05:19People cheered, fireworks were set off, and the new Syrian flags were raised and waved.

05:26And the country's transitional president, Ahmad al-Sharah,

05:29delivered a message promising bright and stable times ahead.

05:32The message appears to have been well-received by the Syrian people.

06:02public.

06:09December 8th does not just mark the end of Bashar's rule for the people of Syria.

06:27It's the end of the Assad dynasty, which started with his father Hafez back in 1971.

06:35It's also an opportunity for Syrians to remember the estimated 600,000 people

06:40who lost their lives in 14 years of brutal civil war.

06:47Japan on Tuesday began to assess damage and caution people of potential aftershocks

06:53after a late-night 7.5 magnitude earthquake left at least 33 people injured.

06:59According to the Fire and Disaster Management Agency,

07:02the quake caused light damage and a tsunami in Pacific coastal communities.

07:07Prime Minister Senai Takai-chi said an emergency tax force was formed to urgently assess the damage.

07:14Officials said train services in coastal counties were halted

07:20and thousands of people were left without electricity.

07:25Safety inspections were also carried out at several nuclear power plants

07:28after the earthquake, learning from the 2011 Fukushima disaster,

07:48but no major damage appears to have occurred.

07:52Authorities said they've ordered they have a question of some 90,000 people.

07:56– Minister Senai Takai –

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11:11You're not afraid of the police?

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