to see an end to the war, and says the kremlin "has the cards" in peace talks. they have taken a lot of territory, so they have the cards. work begins to identify the bodies of four israeli hostages release by hamas, they are believed to include a mother and her two young children. of kissing playerjenni hermoso �*without consent�*. he intends to appeal. hello, i'm geeta guru—murthy. meeting with him in kyiv, has been cancelled. it came at the request

of the us. from president trump, who described the ukrainian to take place in the country. our correspondent abdujalil abdurasulov is in kyiv and explained how ukraine is responding to the comments president trump has made about mr zelensky. it could be a good thing for ukraine as because it ukraing'gs bgitg'bgcggsg it; ' the escalation of this prevents the escalation of this war of words between the two leaders. zelensky and donald i am sure that askin journalists would be asking . questions and challenging tough questions and challenging general the general kellogg about the claims by donald latest claims made by donald trump. this, perhaps to“? nth") thf behao' —— , , , , . ~ —— , and the usa can avoid ukraine and the usa can avoid this �* , ukraine and the usa can avoid this ~ , . ., , this escalation. and this comes on the back _ this escalation. and this comes on the back of _ this escalation. and this comes on the back of a _ this escalation. and this comes on the back of a very _ this escalation. and this comes on the back of a very - a | on the back of a very fraught a few days. remind us what has been sagd where political been said and where political reaction is in at the

reaction is in ukraine at the moment. reaction is in ukraine at the moment-— reaction is in ukraine at the moment. ., reaction is in ukraine at the moment. . ., claims made few claims made by donald trump. initially said was the one who started war. he £22151; 2.55.22. the; ”1; 3�*“ ;%.::=-%;zé—7 v7 v77 v v7 vv v7 war. he also said ”zelensky was : ”zelensky was a president zelensky was a dictator who refuses to hold elections. these allegations caused huge fury here in elections. these allegations caused h people' here in elections. these allegations caused h people were in elections. these allegations caused h people were outraged ukraine. people were outraged by these of course, by these statements. of course, the invasion was the russian invasion was unprovoked. russian dnbrovoked. the bdasian. v vv v raised in ehbreveked; the beeeieh v vv v raised in our cities military raieed in. eer eitiee v77v7vv7vvv77vv7v here to the ground. they say that were that those claims were russia for its rewarding russia for its aggression instead of punishing aggreeeieh instead ef behiehihg for did. them for what they did. many ukrainians worry the rift

ukrainians worry that the rift the leaders is not a good thing for certainly not a good thing for and they cannot afford ukraine and they cannot afford to lose us assistance. they hope that the dialogue between the two countries will get back track that they on track and that they can convince the usa to continue their military support. [30 convince the usa to continue their military support.- their military support. do we whether their military support. pm - whether the _ their military support. pm - whether the mineral i know whether the mineral elements that are ukraine elements that are in ukraine and in their territory is still of the us wants to something of the us wants to negotiate about? and that zelensky would consider? we had some reference to that report some reference to that report some of the news agencies with some of the news agencies today. with some of the news agencies toda . ., , with some of the news agencies toda . . , , the deal. m of the deal. president zelensky earlier refused to sign the of the deal. president zelensky earlier rt saidd to sign the of the deal. president zelensky earlier rt said it :o sign the of the deal. president zelensky earlier rt said it wasn't the of the deal. president zelensky earlier rt said it wasn't ready. deal. he said it wasn't ready. ukraine says it isn't that they ukraine ease it. ieh'tthetfhee” ’ ”” ”"' want to sign they don't want to sign it, they just to finalise the

just need to finalise the document. because there are certain details that should be clarified. and i think that this is the position of wasn't talking to an 7 economist and expert on in critical minerals here in ukraine. i asked them what they think about this, if it think, abeet this.e if it is. .......a....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, for ukraine, thihkabeet this.e if it is. v , ,. , ~ , , . for ukraine, and beneficial for ukraine, and they beneficialfor ukraine, and they all that they all said that overall, from a business point of view, if the americans invest in this then of course, ukraine will thenrofceuree, ukraine will it thenrofrceureer, ukraine will it is thenrofrcedreer, ukraine will it is definitely a benefit. it is definitely a good thing. there is also the political side. zelensky was no point on political side. zelensky guarantee as no point on political side. zelensky guarantee is no point on political side. zelensky guarantee is included on 24’s: "ii’ie'éeiif 7 "ii’ie'éeiifa’na'" ’ ”theideialjaindthat 77the 75531, a7nd7that w57s777 7 7 7 7the 75531, a7nd7that wa7s77why in the deal; and that was why refused to sign. he wants in the deal; and that was why refus guarantees -ie wants in the deal; and that was why refus guarantees in wants in the deal; and that was why refus guarantees in this ts seserity gearantees in this v 7 7 "77 vv v v and seserity gearantees in this v 7 7 vv777 v v v7 and the air �* rare earth deal and the air of rare earth minerals to be secured for the united states.

the white house national security foundation gave an 7 �*7for 7 �*7for fox 7 �*7for fox news about interview for fox news about the and said that the ukrainians and said that they to tone it down and they need to tone it down and take a hard look and sign the deal. he was talking about the earth mineral deal, a rare earth mineral deal, a critical minerals deal with washington that they have currently not agreed. he said he felt us differences with he felt us differences wlihvv v v could be he felt us differences wiihvv v v could be reconciled. ukraine could be reconciled. that came from walt�*s in a are hoping to speak to two we are hoping to speak to two guests from usa in the next �*moments for 7 �*moments for their thoughts few moments for their thoughts on the us and ukraine relations, and the whole effort with putin. us move on now and us move on now and look at let us move on now and look at our other story today. is under way in israel to israeli hostages identify four israeli hostages, ,,, as part of a ceasefire

israeli hostages returned by hamas as part of the gaza ceasefire deal. and her two children, as well as oded lifschitz, in a choreographed ceremony in khan younis. the moment that the whole of israel was bracing itself for as the coffins for the four hostages were for the first it was another stage—managed event in the red cross took of the caskets. they called for privacy and israeli authorities won't formally make the identification until that is complete. it is believed they are shiri bibas and her two young children, ariel and kfir. the fourth was lifted by hamas as oded lifshitz with family in the uk.

a retired journalist and peace the pictures of a terrified shiri bibas being captured by gunmen as she tried to protect her children have seared themselves into the consciousness of israelis. we know exactly where they are. hamas took them... of israelis calling for the release of all of the hostages by all of the power of their government. israel is in mourning as it faces the near certainty that the children and their

the former president of the spanish football were celebrating winning the women's world cup in 2023. our correspondent guy hedgecoe is in madrid and explained more we heard that highly anticipated verdict luis rubiales has been found guilty of sexual assault. $12,000. he must stay away from with that for at least a year. however, he was cleared of the charge of coercion.

in the federation were charged with allegedly trying to forcejenni hermoso to change her story and say as you mentioned, luis rubiales has said he is going to appeal against this verdict. the equality minister in the government welcomed this ruling. that is assault. there is impunity for people like mr rubiales.

we heard the women's spanish national team who have media that they have a mixed attitude. they feel slightly dissatisfied with how strong the punishment this is bbc news.

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after an eventful few days with president the president trump describing the leader as a �*and leader as a dictator and provoking a reaction in and perplexed reaction in ukraine and in well, us us bring 7 us bring in 7 us bring in some guests let us bring in some guests paul d'anieri is a professor of science the political science at the university of california riverside. and our second guest also 3715; sane} 7 7 7 also 7 stephen moore. 7 is also here. stephen moore. today we saw a press conference scheduled between keith kellogg gcjheduled between keith kellogg, president zelensky. it was and president zelensky. it was cancelled at the minute. cancelled at the last minute. does that us, if what does that tell us, if anything, i what does that tell us, if anything. _ what does that tell us, if an hinu , ., anything, today? “l“? 77 strate: anything, today? “mph-2 - strategy trump 77 anything, today? “mph-2 - strategy trump is overall strategy trump is to pursue is to bring as trying to pursue is to bring as quickly and as expeditiously as possible an end to this war in

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