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أوروبا اليوم: زيلينسكي في بروكسل وكييف تراهن على أوروبا وسط توتر مع واشنطن
يشارك فولوديمير زيلينسكي في قمة للاتحاد الأوروبي وسط شكوك في دعم واشنطن، ويجتمع برئيس وزراء المجر بيتر ماغيار، بينما يتعثر اتفاق القادة على الميزانية ونسمع إلى الوزير الأيرلندي توماس بيرن.
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يشارك فولوديمير زيلينسكي في قمة للاتحاد الأوروبي وسط شكوك في دعم واشنطن، ويجتمع برئيس وزراء المجر بيتر ماغيار، بينما يتعثر اتفاق القادة على الميزانية ونسمع إلى الوزير الأيرلندي توماس بيرن.
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03:05with the recent reports, media reports
03:07regarding the fact that the United States is threatening
03:09to cut the intel for the Ukrainian
03:11military or the recent disruptions
03:14in Starlink's military version,
03:15Starshield for Ukrainian military.
03:17So this is very important.
03:19And these are the two also crucial aspects
03:21that are, this is where Ukraine
03:24is trying to find replacements,
03:26to find European replacements and to take
03:27the leading role in developing those.
03:29And this is one of the things that I discussed
03:31exclusively with Igor Zhovkova,
03:34who is the deputy head of the office of President Zelensky.
03:36He said the processes both
03:38when it comes to the air defense
03:40equivalent to shoot down
03:42Russia's ballistic missiles
03:44and the European equivalent of Starlink.
03:46Not only the discussions are already
03:48underway, Stefan, but the progress
03:50and the work is also
03:52already underway between the European and
03:54Ukrainian companies. Let's take a listen.
04:04We certainly rely on the unique capabilities
04:06provided by the United States, whether in
04:08air defense systems or services such as Starlink.
04:10But Ukraine has already begun substantive
04:12discussions with European countries about
04:13developing a European air defense system
04:15under Project Freya.
04:17As you know, seven countries are involved
04:18in this project, almost all of them
04:20EU member states.
04:21And discussions have now moved
04:22to a very practical level.
04:24The process began in Paris in July,
04:25with the summit of the leaders of the countries
04:27participating in Project Freya.
04:29Companies are now in direct talks
04:30with one another.
04:31We need a European equivalent
04:32of the existing air defense system.
04:34Ukraine is ready to play its part
04:36and European countries are interested
04:37in this cooperation.
04:39The same applies to Starlink.
04:40We, and by that I mean European countries,
04:43need to have our own equivalent system.
04:45Discussions are also underway on this,
04:47although we're not going to disclose the details.
04:59There are two specific initiatives launched
05:01by Ukraine, and Ukraine intends to take
05:03the lead in both.
05:04First and foremost, because Ukraine needs them.
05:06But they are, of course, equally important
05:08for other European countries.
05:09We have a clear timetable and deadlines.
05:12As you know, the president is constantly pushing
05:14to accelerate this process.
05:16I won't give specific dates or deadlines,
05:18but I can say that it will happen
05:19much sooner than the 10 or 15 years
05:21some are talking about,
05:22and even sooner than five years.
05:27But can Europe realistically provide Ukraine
05:30with the security guarantees it needs
05:34without the United States?
05:35Only until a certain extent.
05:37Let's be very honest about it.
05:38Now, Jovko outlined the three essential pillars
05:40for when it comes to European help.
05:42This is sustained financial support
05:43for Ukraine's military joint
05:45European defense production
05:46and clear commitment to Ukraine's
05:48eventual EU membership.
05:50Now, he also spoke a lot about the fact
05:52how important the European security guarantees are
05:55and how they are indeed the foundation
05:57and the base for any sort of a settlement
06:00when it comes to Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
06:02But he did admit that, you know,
06:03they still need and they depend crucially
06:06on the U.S. backing.
06:08Let's take a listen.
06:10We have always maintained
06:12that European security guarantees
06:13must form the foundation
06:15of Ukraine security.
06:16This involves a range of measures,
06:18including military and financial support
06:20for our armed forces.
06:21After all, the cornerstone
06:23of Ukraine's security guarantees
06:24is a strong and capable military.
06:26But that military must also have
06:28adequate financial backing.
06:30This will be one of the issues discussed
06:32at today's European Council summit,
06:34and the President will address it
06:35in considerable detail.
06:37Another pillar of our security guarantees
06:39is joint defense production.
06:42Ukraine is already pushing other countries
06:43to significantly accelerate
06:45their military production.
06:46The third pillar is Ukraine's membership
06:48of the European Union.
06:50Without clear commitment
06:51that Ukraine will become an EU member,
06:53we cannot speak of comprehensive
06:55security guarantees.
06:57So European security guarantees
06:58are fundamental,
06:59but they cannot, of course,
07:01exist without the support
07:02of the United States.
07:04And, Sasha, there is this morning
07:06this meeting between Zelensky
07:07and the Hungarian prime minister.
07:10We'll talk about that in a moment.
07:12Is this the beginning of a, you know,
07:15new friendship between both countries?
07:17Well, certainly, I think both Kiev
07:18and Budapest hope that this is a reset
07:20in their diplomatic relationship.
07:21And when I spoke to Zhokva about it,
07:23he also revealed exclusively
07:25for Euronews that Zelensky
07:26was indeed invited
07:27and might come to Budapest next week.
07:30He did stop short of confirming
07:31whether President Zelensky
07:32is going to go to Hungary,
07:34but that the invitation
07:35is indeed there
07:35and that Kiev also invited Magyar
07:37to come to Kiev.
07:38Let's take a listen to this.
07:44He has always been
07:45a very welcome guest in Kiev,
07:47and we would certainly welcome
07:48such a meeting
07:49in the Ukrainian capital.
07:50Other locations in Ukraine
07:51are also an option.
07:52Our expectations are very positive.
07:54We are grateful to Hungary
07:55for its support
07:56in opening the EU accession
07:57negotiating clusters.
07:58As we know,
07:59opening each cluster
08:00requires the agreement
08:01of every member state,
08:02and Hungary is currently
08:03providing that support to Ukraine.
08:07We have opened four clusters,
08:08with two still remaining.
08:10We are confident
08:10that Hungary's position
08:11will continue to be
08:12as constructive
08:13as it has been so far.
08:15At today's meeting with Magyar,
08:16we certainly expect
08:18to discuss European integration,
08:19but there is much more
08:20to our relationship than that.
08:21Ukraine and Hungary
08:23are neighbouring countries.
08:27Well, we have received
08:29an invitation.
08:30On the 23rd of October,
08:31an event will be held
08:32to mark the 70th anniversary
08:34of the Hungarian revolution.
08:35We all remember
08:36this important historical event,
08:38and the president of Ukraine
08:39has received an invitation
08:40to attend.
08:43All right, Sasha,
08:45thank you very much.
08:47Probably the biggest
08:48nemesis of Zelensky
08:49in the EU Council
08:51used to be Hungary's
08:52Viktor Orban.
08:53Remember him?
08:54Well, now that he's gone,
08:56Ukraine and Hungary
08:57are starting a timid reset.
08:59The first visible proof
09:00of it can be seen
09:01in Brussels today.
09:02So let's cross
09:03to the European Council,
09:04where our Hungary
09:05correspondent,
09:06Sándor Siros,
09:07is waiting for
09:07Zelensky's bilateral meeting
09:09with the new Hungarian
09:10Prime Minister,
09:11Peter Marjar,
09:12the first encounter
09:13of its kind.
09:14Good morning, Sándor.
09:17Good morning, Stefan.
09:18So tell us,
09:19how significant
09:20is this meeting
09:21for Hungary?
09:24I think it is
09:25very significant
09:26because the two countries
09:28are set to turn the page
09:30and to end
09:3110 years of hostilities,
09:33which was mostly
09:34due to the minority issues
09:37of the Hungarian minority
09:39in Ukraine.
09:41And after the change
09:42of government in Hungary,
09:43this is now possible
09:45because Peter Marjar
09:46wants to have
09:46a more pragmatic stance
09:48and he really wants
09:50to turn the page.
09:52So this morning
09:52they will have
09:53a very short meeting,
09:5510 to 15 minutes.
09:57It's a very significant
09:59and very symbolic meeting.
10:02Hungary criticized Ukraine
10:03very harshly in the past
10:05because of the treatment
10:06of the Hungarian minorities
10:08and the restrictions
10:09on some of the
10:10language rights.
10:12This week,
10:13on Monday,
10:14the Ukrainian parliament,
10:15the RADA,
10:15cleared this issue.
10:17They modified this law.
10:19This enabled
10:19this meeting.
10:22And let's take a look
10:23of what Peter Marjar
10:25said yesterday morning
10:26when he arrived
10:27at the summit.
10:29Everyone can see
10:34what historic success
10:35we have achieved
10:35in a few weeks,
10:36that we can strengthen
10:37the rights of the Hungarian
10:38minority living in Transcarpathia,
10:40in areas of language use
10:41and in areas
10:42of official procedures.
10:43From this perspective,
10:45this is good for us.
10:45This is what diplomacy is.
10:47We asked for a guarantee
10:48and it seems we got it
10:49from the Ukrainians.
10:50Of course,
10:51the proof is in the pudding
10:52and we will see
10:52how these laws are implemented.
10:57And Chanda,
10:58we've heard about
10:58that invitation
11:01to Zelensky.
11:02Could he really visit
11:04Budapest next week?
11:08Well,
11:08we don't know yet.
11:10The visit is not
11:10confirmed yet
11:11and I think a lot
11:12of this will depend
11:14on how this meeting
11:15today in Brussels
11:17will go between
11:18the two leaders,
11:19between Zelensky
11:21and Magyar.
11:22But I would like
11:22to highlight
11:23one very important thing.
11:26The fact
11:26that Zelensky
11:27was invited
11:28to Budapest
11:29by the sitting
11:30Hungarian government
11:31is already
11:32a huge step.
11:33It was unimaginable
11:35under Orbán.
11:36You remember
11:37that Orbán's government
11:38was putting Zelensky
11:40on a billboard.
11:41They were portraying
11:42him as an enemy
11:43and as a security threat
11:46to Europe.
11:47So already sending out
11:48this invitation
11:48is a very,
11:49very significant
11:50and very important
11:52message
11:53and you know
11:54there are
11:54historical parallels
11:56also.
11:57If Zelensky
11:58is really going there
11:59to commemorate
12:00the 17th anniversary
12:01of the Hungarian
12:02uprising
12:03against the
12:04Soviet Union
12:05then you know
12:06we could say
12:07that
12:08two countries
12:10were fighting
12:11in the past
12:11against
12:12Moscow's rule
12:13and Ukraine
12:15is right now
12:15fighting
12:16against
12:18Russian
12:19invasion
12:20so there
12:21could be
12:22a really
12:22significant
12:23and really
12:24symbolical
12:25meeting
12:26there
12:26in Budapest
12:27if this is
12:28happening.
12:29Yeah,
12:30remarkable
12:30parallel there.
12:32All right,
12:32Shando Shiroz
12:33at the European
12:33Council for us.
12:35Thank you very much
12:36and from one
12:37corner of the
12:38building
12:38to the next
12:39where our
12:39correspondent
12:40Shona Murray
12:41is standing by.
12:42Good morning,
12:42Shona.
12:45Good morning,
12:46Stefan.
12:46So that was a
12:47much longer
12:48evening session
12:49than expected.
12:50What happened
12:51and where was
12:51the much-invoked
12:52unity?
12:55Indeed,
12:56Stefan,
12:56nowhere to be
12:57found it appears.
12:58We knew that
12:59this summit
12:59had really heavy
13:00items on the
13:01agenda,
13:01not least of
13:02which,
13:02of course,
13:03was the content
13:04of the EU's
13:05seven-year budget,
13:06which it stands
13:07right now
13:08at about 1.6
13:09trillion euros,
13:10but countries
13:11like Germany,
13:12Austria,
13:12the Netherlands,
13:13Finland and
13:14Sweden want to
13:15cut hundreds
13:15of billions
13:16of euros
13:16off that
13:17and much
13:18more of a
13:18focus on
13:19competitiveness
13:19and defence.
13:21There was no
13:21progress on this,
13:22so it doesn't
13:23bode well for
13:24the plan to
13:24have this
13:24negotiation set
13:26and done
13:26by Christmas
13:27time.
13:28The summit
13:28itself lasted
13:29about 14
13:30hours,
13:30ended amid a
13:31discussion around
13:32spiralling energy
13:33crisis when there
13:34was a row over
13:35the future of
13:36the bloc's
13:37emissions trading
13:38systems.
13:38But I'm joined
13:39now by Ireland's
13:40European Affairs
13:41Minister Thomas
13:42Byrne to go
13:42through a lot
13:44of what happened
13:44last night and
13:45today.
13:46Minister, first
13:47of all, in
13:47relation to
13:47Ireland,
13:48Ireland obviously
13:49having the
13:49presidency of
13:49the European
13:50Council,
13:51it looks like
13:52the budget
13:52negotiations that
13:53you started
13:53have really
13:54failed and
13:55they need to
13:56start again.
13:57I wouldn't
13:57accept that at
13:58all.
13:58In fact, I
13:58think the
13:59opposite.
13:59Our assignment
14:00was to provide
14:01a basis for
14:02negotiation.
14:03I think we've
14:03actually got that
14:04because we've
14:05now handed over
14:06our negotiating
14:06box to the
14:07president of the
14:07European Council
14:08and he's
14:09going to take
14:09the negotiations
14:10further.
14:11What we're
14:12hearing from
14:12member states
14:13is that, by
14:14and large,
14:15actually, many
14:15of them feel
14:16that we've
14:16gone in the
14:17right direction
14:17and there are
14:18many countries
14:19there, not
14:20just cohesion
14:21countries who
14:21want cap,
14:22there are some
14:22of the frugal
14:23countries, as
14:23they're called,
14:24want to protect
14:24cap.
14:25So we've
14:26protected cap
14:26cohesion.
14:27We also have a
14:28very significant
14:28increase in the
14:29competitiveness fund
14:30as well and at
14:31the same time we
14:32managed to
14:32achieve, I would
14:33say, very
14:33significant cuts
14:34to the
14:35commission proposal
14:35which, of
14:36course, many
14:37member states
14:37have looked
14:38for.
14:38It's important
14:38to remember
14:39they're not
14:39cuts to what
14:40we're spending
14:40at the moment.
14:41They are in
14:41fact substantial
14:42increases.
14:43Indeed, but
14:43one thing that
14:44we heard last
14:45night from
14:45president of the
14:46European Council
14:46was that there's
14:48not enough
14:49there for
14:49flexibilities in
14:50the future and
14:51we know, if
14:52anything, the
14:52European Union
14:53is dealing
14:53with, unbelievable
14:55emergencies of
14:56the past few
14:56years.
14:57And there are
14:57issues that
14:58will get
14:58resolved before
14:59the leaders
14:59come to a
14:59final decision.
15:00There's no
15:00question about
15:01that.
15:01I would say
15:02if you look
15:02around the
15:03table, every
15:04member state
15:04has certainly
15:05one issue
15:05that they
15:06would like to
15:06see resolved
15:07and in our
15:07view probably
15:08can be resolved
15:09towards the
15:09end of the
15:10negotiation.
15:10So I
15:11wouldn't panic
15:11too much
15:12about that.
15:12I mean, I
15:12think in the
15:13overall sense
15:14we've very much
15:15gone in the
15:15right direction.
15:16We've done
15:16what we're asked
15:17to do, which
15:18is bring the
15:18negotiations to
15:19certain points
15:19and I think
15:20we've succeeded
15:20in that.
15:20There is a bit
15:21of panic
15:21though because
15:22the idea is
15:23that this gets
15:24settled by
15:24Christmas time
15:25because there
15:25are so many
15:26really consequential
15:27elections taking
15:28place in the
15:29EU next year,
15:30not least in
15:31France with
15:31Marine Le Pen
15:32saying that
15:32she will cut
15:33even more
15:34from the EU
15:34budget.
15:35Do you think
15:35this can be
15:36resolved by
15:36Christmas?
15:37I think it
15:37can be resolved
15:38by Christmas
15:38but even
15:39countries like
15:39France and
15:40other countries
15:40depend heavily
15:41for example
15:42on the
15:42common
15:42agriculture
15:42policy.
15:43So, you
15:44know, everybody
15:45is looking
15:45for cuts but
15:46you'll find
15:46that every
15:46member state
15:47is something
15:47that they
15:47want to
15:48protect.
15:49There's only
15:50one way of
15:50doing that
15:50is to get
15:51a compromise
15:51around the
15:51table.
15:52We know
15:53now that
15:53our
15:54nego box
15:54that we
15:54produce is
15:55a catalyst
15:56to bring
15:57the member
15:57states to
15:57agreement.
15:58There are
15:58other
15:58catalysts out
15:59there as
15:59well.
16:00The electoral
16:00situation we
16:01can't do
16:01anything about
16:01but let's
16:02be honest
16:02it is a
16:03political
16:03reality that
16:04leaders face.
16:05What were
16:05leaders saying
16:06to you and
16:06the Irish
16:07Prime Minister
16:08last night?
16:09Because, you
16:09know, from
16:10speaking to
16:11diplomats,
16:12particularly in
16:12countries like
16:12Sweden,
16:13Germany,
16:13they said
16:14they're quite
16:14disappointed
16:19I think
16:19in general
16:21countries see
16:22that we have
16:23actually moved
16:23in a direction
16:24that brings us
16:24closer together.
16:25The reaction
16:26from member
16:27states to
16:27us, I
16:27would have
16:28to say,
16:29has been
16:30as expected.
16:31We've heard
16:32some of the
16:32comments of
16:33the Commission.
16:33Of course,
16:33the Commission's
16:34proposal has
16:35been reduced
16:35but that's
16:36what member
16:37states have
16:37looked for.
16:38That's what a
16:38substantial number
16:39have looked
16:39for.
16:40Others wanted
16:40capital
16:41cohesion
16:41protected.
16:42So we've
16:42tried to
16:42square that
16:43circle.
16:43I think
16:44people acknowledge
16:45that we've
16:45at least
16:46done that
16:46and that
16:47will bring
16:48us further
16:48towards
16:48agreement.
16:50Minister,
16:50there was
16:50also a
16:51discussion
16:51around
16:52enlargement.
16:53Your
16:54priority
16:54as part
16:55of the
16:55Irish
16:55Presidency
16:56was to
16:56have
16:57Montenegro
16:57as part
16:58of the
16:58European
16:58Union
16:58a member
16:59by the
17:00end
17:00of this
17:00year.
17:00But there
17:01have been
17:02roadblocks
17:02along the
17:03way,
17:03particularly
17:03from
17:03countries
17:03like
17:04Croatia
17:04and
17:04others.
17:05Tell us
17:05about this.
17:06Well,
17:06we want
17:07to conclude
17:07the
17:07negotiations
17:08by the
17:08end
17:09of this
17:09year.
17:09It'll
17:09take a
17:09little
17:09bit
17:10longer
17:10for
17:10them
17:11to
17:11become
17:11a
17:17close
17:17chapters
17:18in
17:18July
17:18and
17:18this
17:19week
17:19as
17:19well.
17:20So we've
17:20closed
17:21nearly
17:21two-thirds
17:22of their
17:22negotiating
17:22chapters.
17:23I think
17:23that's a
17:24really good
17:24moment.
17:25And actually
17:25we depend
17:26on the
17:26member
17:26states
17:27to agree
17:27that.
17:27And now
17:28we're
17:28asking
17:28the
17:28member
17:28states
17:29and
17:29Montenegro
17:30to let
17:30that
17:30process
17:31move
17:31forward
17:31to
17:31complete
17:32by
17:32the
17:32end
17:32of
17:32the
17:32year.
17:33So
17:33Montenegro
17:33has to
17:33do
17:33the work.
17:34It's a
17:34merit-based
17:34process.
17:35But we
17:35need
17:36the
17:36member
17:36states
17:37to
17:47acting
17:47in
17:48bad
17:48faith.
17:48Is that
17:49something
17:49you'd
17:50agree
17:50with?
17:50Because
17:50the
17:50whole
17:50summit
17:51ended
17:51abruptly
17:52without
17:52a
17:52press
17:52conference
17:53and
17:53in
17:53disarray.
17:54I
17:55wouldn't
17:55say
17:55that's
17:55the
17:55case.
17:56There is
17:56an issue
17:57on the
17:57ETS
17:57that it
17:58is
17:58politically
17:58very
17:59charged
17:59in many
18:00member
18:00states.
18:00That's
18:00simply
18:01a
18:01reality.
18:01And I
18:02think
18:02we
18:02have
18:02to
18:02reflect
18:03that
18:03reality.
18:03So
18:03I'm
18:03not
18:04going
18:04to
18:04criticize
18:04where
18:05Minister
18:05Maloney
18:05or
18:05anybody
18:05else
18:06raising
18:06this
18:06issue.
18:07suppose
18:07what we
18:08know
18:08though
18:08is that
18:09the
18:09emissions
18:09trading
18:10system
18:10and how
18:11that
18:11works
18:12is I
18:13would
18:13say
18:13essential
18:14to how
18:14we
18:14move
18:15and
18:15transition
18:15to the
18:16new
18:16energy
18:16supplies
18:16and how
18:17we
18:17reduce
18:17costs
18:17for
18:18consumers.
18:18Today
18:19is a
18:19big
18:20day.
18:20The
18:20President
18:20Selensky
18:21of
18:21Ukraine
18:21will be
18:21here
18:22in
18:22the
18:22next
18:22short
18:23while.
18:24He
18:24is
18:25looking
18:25for
18:25more
18:26money
18:26because
18:26it
18:27was
18:27underestimated
18:28how
18:28much
18:28is
18:29required
18:29for
18:29Ukraine
18:30to
18:30keep
18:30funding
18:30over
18:30the
18:31next
18:31couple
18:31of
18:31years.
18:31What
18:32will
18:32the
18:32European
18:32Union
18:33be able
18:33to
18:33do
18:33for
18:33them
18:34in
18:34this
18:34hour
18:34of
18:35need?
18:35The
18:36European
18:36Union
18:36has
18:36already
18:36responded
18:37very
18:37strongly
18:37to
18:38Ukraine.
18:38We've
18:38seen
18:39this
18:39year
18:3990
18:40billion
18:40euro
18:40loan
18:41for
18:41defence
18:41and
18:41for
18:42their
18:42government
18:42needs
18:42and
18:43member
18:43states
18:43as well
18:43including
18:44Ireland
18:44have
18:44also
18:45given
18:45support
18:45to
18:45Ukraine.
18:46So
18:46let's
18:46listen
18:46to
18:47what
18:47the
18:47leaders
18:47say
18:47and
18:47decide
18:48but
18:49that
18:49support
18:49for
18:49Ukraine
18:49is
18:50absolutely
18:50ongoing
18:51and
18:51essential
18:51for
18:52the
18:52European
18:52continent
18:53as well
18:53as
18:53for
18:53Ukraine.
18:54Thomas
18:54Byrne,
18:55Ireland
18:55European
18:56Affairs
18:56Minister,
18:56thank you
18:57very much
18:57for joining
18:57us on
18:58Euronews.
18:58And back
18:59to you
18:59in
18:59studio,
19:00Stefan.
19:01Thank you
19:01Shona
19:02and thank
19:02you
19:02Minister
19:03Byrne.
19:04That
19:04does
19:04it
19:05for
19:05us
19:05today.
19:06Thank
19:06you
19:06for
19:06watching.
19:07I'm
19:07Stefan
19:07Grobe.
19:08Maeve
19:08McMahon
19:09will
19:09be
19:09in
19:09this
19:09chair
19:10on
19:10Monday.
19:10Take
19:11care
19:11and
19:12see
19:12you
19:12soon.
19:42We CNC
19:44We
19:44We
19:45Can
19:45Do
19:46We
19:47Can
19:48Do
19:48We
19:49Can
19:50We
19:51Can
19:57Do
20:00Pretty
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