one american in including one american in exchange for palestinian prisoners. and thousands of us workers are a lead—off ' like " ' like the " ' for like the " 7 for disease ke the n 7 for disease control. n 7 for disease control. 7—7— centers for disease control. —— laid off. gaddafi with us. ukrainian president says he had good president says he had a good with us vice presidentjd vance on the sideline —— good to have you sideline :: 59991 is! has"; lieu us. sideline :: 59991 is! has"; ygu us. president zelensky be 5 be the j be the last said it would be the last conversation and made it clear a peace with russia that a peace deal with russia must security for his country. jd guarantees for his country. jd vance emphasised that the us guarantees for his country. jd vance to iphasised that the us guarantees for his country. jd vance to achieve d that the us guarantees for his country. jd vance to achieve peace the us guarantees for his country. jd vance to achieve peace ine us europe but beiore mr us vice meeting mr zelensky, us vice president stunned european of the conference when leaders of the conference when he used an to criticise he " "pole; w " ”hecalledam w he called a retreat w ”i; canlwewchawrwewtreat vew w what he called a retreat of fundamental values and accused leaders of

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not our last for sure. he wants to stop the war. now he says president putin wants peace in ukraine. already given too many concessions to russia. before ukraine can even negotiate its own future. horrendous war to an end.

have to be part of that negotiated deal. came from within. ifear, is in retreat. democracies are substantially less brittle than many in a commitment to what's been known as a rules—based international order, and the worry this year is president trump is now set on breaking those rules

relationship. but the nato secretary—general still believes this can work. for now, ukraine only sees more war, not peace. the latest attack, a drone strike on the for ukraine, it has been three years of denials from moscow. russia lost its full—scale

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then nothing will work out. there willjust be a border. now, it feels vulnerable and betrayed. it separates where we are from russian—occupied territory. would be able to stop russia

from crossing it in the future. forced to adapt. with all the talk about talks... here, it is the turn of natalya's husband — i just don't know anymore. i wish they found some way to end it. mournful singing. donald trump says he wants the killing to stop. ukrainians know the cost of russia's invasion. gunshots. the price for generations.

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