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يجتمع قادة الاتحاد الأوروبي والبلقان الغربي في مونتينيغرو قبل قمة رفيعة تبحث توسيع الاتحاد، فيما تُعد الدولة المضيفة أبرز المرشحين وقد تنضم بحلول 2028، وتوافيكم مراسلتنا ماريا تاديو بآخر التطورات من تيفات.

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01:47في القناة
01:53في القناة
04:14This has to be approved unanimously.
04:17But as I say, going into the summit, the message very much from the European institution is there is real
04:22momentum.
04:23Now is the time to push forward and move forward.
04:26There is now an imperative to bring these countries closer to the Union.
04:29They cannot stay stuck in limbo.
04:31But as I mentioned, this is a complex scenario, and this region is very diverse in its aspirations, but also
04:38the many challenges.
04:39Indeed, Maria.
04:40and just while you're there
04:41there have been some developments overnight
04:43Petr Maillard, the Hungarian Prime Minister
04:45announcing a deal on minorities
04:47between Hungary and Ukraine
04:48is Budapest about to lift its veto?
04:53Well, major news overnight as you say
04:56because the Hungarian Prime Minister
04:57Petr Maillard has announced
04:59what he claims to be
05:00is a comprehensive deal
05:02between the Ukrainians
05:04and the Hungarians
05:05when it comes to the linguistical rights
05:07he's talking about the educational rights
05:10the political and cultural rights
05:11of the Hungarian minority in Ukraine
05:14he says that because Ukraine has now agreed
05:17to implement some of these changes legally
05:19Hungary will be in a position
05:21to lift its veto
05:23now going on for more than three years
05:24for formal negotiations for Ukraine
05:27to join the bloc to finally begin
05:29this is a politically charged issue
05:32for both Hungary and Ukraine
05:34for the Hungarians
05:35we should note for our European viewers
05:37this is seen as a matter of protecting Hungarians
05:39in Ukraine
05:41for the Hungarian Prime Minister
05:42it was very much about a domestic message
05:45that he is defending the rights
05:46of the ethnic Hungarians in Ukraine
05:49and that was very much what Petr Maillard
05:50put out in a social media post yesterday
05:53saying, claiming that he has accomplished
05:55now more in three weeks
05:57than Viktor Orban ever did in 10 years
06:00that referring to this deal with the Ukrainians
06:02but also the package that was agreed
06:04with the European institutions last week
06:06unblocking more than 60 billion euros
06:08in funding for the country
06:10this also matters
06:11because it will have a knock-on effect
06:13on Moldova
06:14Moldova got stuck in this limbo
06:16between Hungary and Ukraine
06:18they will now push through
06:19two European sources
06:21telling Euronews last night
06:22that this is a win-win for everyone
06:24it will be a win for Hungary
06:26it will be a win for Ukraine
06:28they speak of not just concessions
06:29on behalf of the Ukrainians
06:31and they also say that this would point
06:32to a return of unanimity of 27
06:35and the drop of constant vetoes
06:37by Hungary
06:38the summit that will be taking place
06:40in mid-June
06:41is now being perceived and portrayed
06:43as a celebration
06:44of what European sources told us
06:45will reflect of a new European unity
06:48and just briefly, Maria, if I may
06:50how has Ukraine reacted?
06:53Well, look, Maeve
06:55that is a fundamental question
06:56because at this hour, at this point
06:58we do not know what is in this deal
07:00we have not heard from the Ukrainian president himself
07:03Volodymyr Zelensky
07:04but we did hear just this morning
07:06over the past 30 minutes
07:07from the Ukrainian foreign minister
07:09who is speaking of gratitude
07:10gratitude when it comes to the European Union
07:13but also signaling a new chapter
07:15in relations when it comes to Hungary
07:17the prime minister of Ukraine
07:19also saying that this puts the country now
07:21one step closer to joining the European Union
07:24but we should make one thing very clear
07:26and this is extremely important, of course
07:28for our viewers in Euronews this morning
07:30this does not signal
07:31and does not mean that Ukraine
07:32will join overnight
07:33or that the path to membership
07:35will be easy
07:36in fact, it will be very difficult
07:38certainly in the context of the war
07:40with Russia
07:40and this potential peace settlement
07:42that may come up
07:43but also because the Hungarians
07:45are indicating
07:45they will lift this veto
07:47and that is significant
07:48but Peter Mader
07:49also took a hard line yesterday
07:51saying that he does not believe
07:52and does not support
07:53an accelerated membership
07:55and fast track for Ukraine
07:57we know that it's a position
07:58that many of the big member states
07:59also share
08:00but he also indicated
08:01even in the case
08:02even if Ukraine manages to complete
08:04this very difficult
08:05at times
08:06torturous path
08:07towards reform
08:07he will put this matter
08:09to a referendum
08:10before the Hungarian people
08:11Okay, Maria Tadeo
08:13putting it all in context
08:13for us there live
08:14from Montenegro
08:15thank you so much
08:16for joining us
08:17and we'll be back again tomorrow
08:18with Maria
08:18with her exclusive interview
08:19with the EU Council President
08:21Antonio Koshse
08:22but Ukraine
08:23staying in Ukraine
08:25Russia has fired
08:26a massive drone
08:26and missile attack
08:27towards the country
08:28killing 22 people
08:30this Wednesday
08:30it comes in response
08:31to Ukraine
08:32targeting the city
08:33of St. Petersburg
08:34as President Putin
08:35was hosting his annual
08:36economic forum
08:36a bit like the Russian Davos
08:38Ukrainian drones
08:39also struck energy
08:40and military sites
08:41in the Russian port city
08:43this all as the NATO
08:44Secretary General Mark Rutte
08:45was making his surprise trip
08:47to Kiev
08:47for more on all this
08:48I'm joined here on set
08:50by our Ukraine correspondent
08:51that is of course
08:52Sasha Bakalina
08:53good morning Sasha
08:54just tell us
08:54what was the purpose
08:55of Mark Rutte's surprise visit
08:57first and foremost
08:58to discuss the insufficient
08:59supplies of anti-ballistic
09:01air defence
09:02for Ukraine
09:04Russia knows very well
09:06that this indeed
09:06is one of those
09:08very rare gaps
09:09in Ukraine's
09:09air defence
09:10because this is where
09:11Ukraine of course
09:11relies on the US
09:12Woldomar Zelenskyy
09:13said that Russia
09:14has the capacity
09:15to produce
09:15120 ballistic missiles
09:18per month
09:19now
09:19just to compare
09:20the US producers
09:21have the capacity
09:22to make
09:2360-65
09:25PAK-3
09:26missiles
09:26for Patriot systems
09:28this is just
09:28half of what Russia
09:29can actually produce
09:31and launch
09:32at Ukraine
09:33and this of course
09:34causes a very long
09:35waiting time
09:36for anybody
09:36applying for those
09:37missiles
09:38let's take a listen
09:39to what
09:39Woldomar Zelenskyy
09:40had to say
09:44The waiting list
09:45for PAK-2
09:46PAK-3
09:47and certainly
09:48for the Patriot
09:49systems
09:50is measured
09:51in years
09:51and so
09:52to be honest
09:53we wouldn't be able
09:54to receive
09:55this new delivery
09:56until around
09:572030
09:58that didn't
09:59sit well with me
10:00and it didn't
10:01sit well with
10:02our team
10:02we discussed
10:03what alternatives
10:04we could find
10:05this involves
10:06an agreement
10:07with certain
10:07countries
10:08to swap
10:09places
10:09in the queue
10:10where
10:10one country
10:11could give us
10:11its spot
10:12and we could
10:13take that spot
10:14and receive
10:14the systems
10:15earlier
10:19giving Kyiv's
10:21response
10:21and also Kyiv's
10:22development
10:22of home-made
10:23weapons
10:24Zelenskyy also
10:25confirmed that Kyiv
10:25is once again
10:26asking the US
10:27to provide
10:28Ukraine
10:28with the license
10:30to produce
10:31those
10:31anti-ballistic
10:32defense missiles
10:33move
10:33and Sasha
10:34Mark
10:34with his
10:34visit
10:35came yesterday
10:35just as
10:35Ukrainian forces
10:36were striking
10:38the oil refinery
10:39in St. Petersburg
10:39just as delegates
10:40were arriving
10:41for Vladimir Putin's
10:42economic forum
10:42yeah indeed
10:43that was a clear
10:44demonstration also
10:45of Ukraine's
10:46long-range
10:47striking capabilities
10:48because that oil
10:49terminal is over
10:49a thousand
10:50kilometers away
10:51from Ukraine's
10:52border
10:53and Ukraine
10:54specifically said
10:55that
10:55Volodymyr Zelenskyy
10:56insisted that
10:57this strike
10:57is justified
10:58also because
10:59Kyiv is
10:59targeting
11:00military
11:01and energy
11:03specifically
11:03oil facilities
11:04but also
11:05this proves
11:06big progress
11:07this is something
11:07that was recognized
11:08by the
11:08Secretary General
11:09of NATO
11:10let's take a listen
11:12Ukraine is now
11:13so successful
11:13that Putin
11:14is only able
11:15to organize
11:16a 9th of May
11:17parade
11:18with an official
11:19presidential decree
11:20by this president
11:21so this is basically
11:23how far you got
11:25and I think
11:26for two hours
11:26you allowed him
11:27to do it
11:27and it would
11:28then end it
11:29in one hour
11:29and 55 minutes
11:30so he didn't
11:31take a risk
11:32Mark Luterte
11:33there speaking
11:33from Kyiv
11:34and before that
11:34of course
11:34our Sasha
11:35Vekalina
11:35thank you so
11:36much for that
11:36update
11:37but now
11:37moving on
11:38after another
11:39round of
11:40negotiations
11:40Israel and
11:41Lebanon
11:42have agreed
11:42to implement
11:43a ceasefire
11:44contingent
11:44on a
11:45cessation
11:45of Hezbollah
11:46fire
11:46and the
11:48removal of
11:48Hezbollah
11:49operatives
11:49from southern
11:50Lebanon
11:50it comes
11:51it comes
11:51as Iran's
11:52foreign
11:52minister
11:53Abbas
11:53Arachi
11:54says
11:54the
11:54US
11:55Israel
11:55war
11:55with
11:56Iran
11:56will
11:57only
11:57end
11:57when it
11:58also
11:58ends
11:58in
11:59Lebanon
11:59for the
12:00view
12:00from
12:00Beirut
12:01we're joined
12:01now by
12:01Ghassan Salami
12:02a huge
12:03academic
12:03and political
12:04figure
12:05in Lebanon
12:05currently
12:06serving as
12:06the
12:06minister
12:06of
12:07culture
12:07good
12:08morning
12:08minister
12:08thank you
12:09so much
12:09for joining
12:10us here
12:10this morning
12:10so first
12:11question
12:11the obvious
12:12one
12:12what is
12:12your reaction
12:13to this
12:14agreement
12:14is it
12:15a genuine
12:15breakthrough
12:16or just
12:16another
12:17temporary
12:17pause
12:17in the
12:18fighting
12:18we hope
12:20it's
12:20genuine
12:20we had
12:22a ceasefire
12:22already
12:23on April
12:23the 16th
12:24that was
12:25not
12:25implemented
12:26so now
12:28the proof
12:28of the
12:29genuine
12:30nature
12:31of this
12:31new
12:31agreement
12:32is in
12:33its
12:33implementation
12:34and
12:35therefore
12:36the
12:37agreement
12:37is still
12:38fresh
12:38a few
12:39hours
12:39old
12:39so it's
12:41probably
12:41too early
12:42to decide
12:43how serious
12:44it is
12:44but we
12:45certainly
12:45we certainly
12:46take it
12:47seriously
12:47and that's
12:48the problem
12:48the previous
12:49ceasefire
12:49did not
12:50work
12:50with many
12:51calling it
12:51just an
12:51armed
12:52truce
12:53it was
12:54not even
12:54a truce
12:55I mean
12:55hundreds of
12:57people have
12:57been killed
12:58during the
12:58six weeks
13:00the six
13:01past weeks
13:02after the
13:03announcement
13:03of the
13:04latest
13:04or penultimate
13:08ceasefire
13:08agreement
13:09this new
13:09one
13:10has
13:11a direct
13:12commitment
13:13by the
13:14mediator
13:14that is
13:15the United
13:15States
13:15and it
13:17has a
13:17number
13:17of
13:18points
13:18that
13:19need
13:19to be
13:20implemented
13:21on the
13:21ground
13:21we need
13:22also
13:23to have
13:24the two
13:24governments
13:26implementing
13:26it
13:27each on
13:27his side
13:28we are
13:29trying
13:29we will be
13:30trying
13:31to implement
13:31our side
13:32of the
13:32agreement
13:33and we hope
13:34that on the
13:34other side
13:35where we
13:36hear
13:38some ministers
13:39in the Israeli
13:39cabinet
13:40already refusing
13:41the agreement
13:42which is
13:42not
13:44very
13:45helpful
13:46and we
13:48need also
13:49to have
13:50a common
13:50interpretation
13:51of the
13:52various
13:52paragraphs
13:53in the
13:53agreement
13:54and I hope
13:55that some
13:56of the
13:57sort of
13:57far-fetched
13:58interpretations
13:59I heard
14:00this morning
14:01from the Israeli
14:02prime minister
14:02and the
14:03minister of
14:03defense
14:05are only
14:06for public
14:07consumption
14:07not
14:08their real
14:09position
14:09and of course
14:10there's
14:11tension
14:11isn't there
14:12between
14:12President
14:13Trump
14:13and
14:14Benjamin
14:14Netanyahu
14:15and then
14:16Lebanon
14:16you're stuck
14:17right in
14:17the middle
14:18we are
14:19we are
14:20but
14:20without
14:21American
14:22pressure
14:22we are
14:23not
14:23expecting
14:24the Israeli
14:25government
14:26to move
14:27forward
14:27towards
14:28such
14:29agreement
14:29so
14:30it is
14:31under
14:32American
14:33sustained
14:34pressure
14:35that we
14:35can expect
14:36a real
14:38implementation
14:38this time
14:39And will
14:40Hezbollah
14:40comply with
14:41the terms
14:41do you
14:41think?
14:42They have
14:43been silent
14:44so far
14:44but we
14:45expect them
14:46to express
14:46their position
14:47during the
14:48day
14:49because
14:51it's true
14:52that the
14:52agreement
14:53calls for
14:53ceasefire
14:54on both
14:54sides
14:55and for
14:56the
14:56withdrawal
14:57of
14:57Hezbollah
14:58fighters
14:59from
15:00south of
15:00the
15:00Lithani
15:01we are
15:02expecting
15:02their reaction
15:03during the
15:04day
15:04And just
15:05describe the
15:05damage done
15:06so far
15:06by Israel
15:07The last
15:08time we
15:08spoke here
15:08on Europe
15:09today
15:09you described
15:09it as
15:10an incursion
15:13That's
15:14how they
15:14put it
15:15but this
15:16incursion
15:16has been
15:17bloody
15:18and as
15:19Minister of
15:20Culture
15:20I should
15:20say that
15:21it also
15:23destroyed
15:2660 villages
15:27entirely
15:28flattened out
15:29and a
15:30number of
15:31very important
15:33heritage
15:33positions
15:34have been
15:35also
15:36hit
15:37including
15:37the
15:38Chateau
15:38du
15:38Beaufour
15:39to which
15:40Lebanese
15:41are very
15:41attached
15:42not to
15:43mention
15:44the
15:45Chama
15:46position
15:46which is
15:47a very
15:48important
15:48religious
15:52position
15:53in south
15:54Lebanon
15:54so we
15:55hope that
15:55this time
15:56implementation
15:57will be
15:58serious
15:58we are
16:00going to
16:01implement
16:03the government
16:04side of
16:05the agreement
16:05we hope
16:07that we
16:07have a
16:08clear answer
16:09from Hezbollah
16:10during the
16:11day and
16:12we hope
16:12that the
16:12Israelis
16:13don't
16:14over
16:15interpret
16:15what's in
16:16it in a
16:17way that
16:18becomes
16:18unacceptable
16:19for us
16:19okay
16:20thank you
16:21so much
16:22for joining
16:23us here
16:23this morning
16:23on Europe
16:24Today Live
16:24on Euronews
16:25but now
16:26moving on
16:27Berlin is
16:28licking its
16:29wounds after
16:30failing to
16:30secure a
16:31rotating spot
16:32on the
16:32UN Security
16:33Council
16:34for more
16:34on this
16:34big blow
16:35for Berlin
16:36we're joined
16:36by our
16:36very own
16:37Stefan Krobey
16:37who despite
16:38his German
16:38accent
16:39or his
16:39American
16:40accent
16:40excuse me
16:40is actually
16:41German
16:42you've got
16:42a wonderfully
16:44fluent English
16:44accent
16:45Stefan just
16:45tell us
16:46you know
16:46you are
16:46German
16:47as I said
16:47how are
16:48Germans
16:48reacting
16:49I have
16:50to admit
16:50Maeve
16:51for Germany
16:52this one
16:52hurts
16:53right
16:53Germany
16:55failing to
16:55win a
16:56seat on
16:56the Security
16:57Council
16:57is not
16:57just a
16:59diplomatic
17:00an obscure
17:01diplomatic
17:01blow
17:02for Germans
17:03it feels
17:04like something
17:04bigger
17:05it's a
17:05reality
17:06check
17:06for years
17:07Germans
17:08have told
17:08themselves
17:09that the
17:10country
17:10is one
17:11of the
17:11world's
17:12indispensable
17:13nations
17:13it's
17:14Europe's
17:15economic
17:15engine
17:16it's a
17:16champion
17:17of international
17:17cooperation
17:18a country
17:19others
17:20look to
17:20for
17:21leadership
17:22yet
17:22when the
17:23votes
17:23were counted
17:23at the
17:24UN
17:24the world
17:25looked
17:25elsewhere
17:26and perhaps
17:27Germans
17:28shouldn't be
17:28surprised
17:29for too long
17:29Germany assumed
17:30that its
17:31economic
17:31power would
17:32automatically
17:32translate
17:33into
17:33political
17:35influence
17:36Germans
17:36believe
17:37that
17:37because
17:38they
17:38paid
17:39the
17:39bills
17:39because
17:40they
17:40supported
17:40international
17:41institutions
17:42and because
17:42they praised
17:44multilateralism
17:44other
17:45countries
17:45would
17:46naturally
17:46back
17:47them
17:47yet
17:48clearly
17:49many
17:49do
17:49not
17:50so
17:50the
17:51uncomfortable
17:51truth
17:52is that
17:52Germany's
17:53international
17:54standing
17:54in the
17:55world
17:55may not
17:55be
17:56what
17:56Germans
17:57think
17:58it is
17:58of course
17:58Germany
18:00remains a
18:00powerful
18:00country
18:01one vote
18:01at the
18:02UN
18:02will not
18:03change
18:03that
18:03but
18:04symbols
18:04matter
18:05in
18:05diplomacy
18:06and this
18:06symbol
18:07was painful
18:09it was
18:09painful
18:10and also
18:10for
18:10Friedrich
18:11Merz
18:11the
18:12chancellor
18:12well
18:13look
18:13for
18:13Friedrich
18:14Merz
18:14the
18:14vote
18:14was
18:15absolutely
18:15embarrassing
18:16Merz
18:17has made
18:17rebuilding
18:18Germany's
18:19international
18:19standing
18:19a central
18:20theme
18:21of his
18:21chancellorship
18:23after years
18:24of criticism
18:24that Germany
18:25is hesitant
18:26inward
18:27looking
18:27he has
18:29presented
18:29himself
18:29as a
18:30leader
18:30willing
18:30to put
18:31Germany
18:32at the
18:32center
18:33of world
18:34affairs
18:34now
18:34losing
18:35such an
18:35important
18:36international
18:36vote
18:37is exactly
18:38that
18:38kind
18:39of
18:40setback
18:41opponents
18:42can point
18:42to
18:43as
18:43evidence
18:44that his
18:44strategy
18:45is not
18:45delivering
18:46any
18:46results
18:46so
18:47this
18:48failure
18:48at the
18:49UN
18:49only
18:50further
18:50weakens
18:51his
18:51domestic
18:52position
18:52in
18:53Berlin
18:53which is
18:55already
18:55fragile
18:56and might
18:57fuel
18:57attempts
18:58within his
18:59own
18:59Christian
18:59Democratic
18:59Party
19:00to get
19:01rid of
19:01him
19:01ok
19:02Stefan
19:03Krobey
19:03thank you
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