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what he had to say. yesterday evening, the uk signed a £2.2 billion loan british taxpayer but by which will be made in belfast, creating jobs this will be vital for protecting critical infrastructure now and strengthen ukraine in securing

capabilities and support to the table. but all taking responsibility to act, all first, we will keep the military aid and ukraine must be at the table. third, in the event of a peace deal, we will keep boosting future invasion. fourth, we will go further to develop a coalition of the willing to defend a deal in ukraine and to

planning now with real urgency. planes in the air together with others. europe must do the heavy lifting. we are working with the us on this point. on this point and let me be clear, we agree with keep the pace behind these actions and to keep working towards this shared plan.

we are at a crossroads in history today. this is not a moment for more talk. it's time to act, time to step up and lead and unite around a new plan for a just and enduring peace. at sir keir annita mcveigh is starmer. annita mcveigh is outside lancaster house. what been your sense around be arranged (nse around . .. be arranged in summit d ... hastily arranged, . -- --' today? thank you, samantha. i would begin — today? thank you, samantha. i would begin - early - today? thank you, samantha. i would begin - early l the i not "figt'stléfica's'tép" " day, not at lancaster house, in downing street look but in downing street and look for the clues that we got there for the clues'thet we'got there that was —m 7m,eeting—betweengiggle meleni. italia n 7m,eeting—betweengiggle meleni. italian prime minister, and the italian primeminister, end keir the italian primeminister. and keir starmer. why is the italian primeminister, and keir starmer. why is that sir keir starmer. why is that significant? we know that meloni had a 77777557277 7 trump: fiiii�*i gist??? fiéigfifiélfi tmfié she fiiii�*i fiéfifgé héigfifiélfi taft? she is fiiii�*i gist??? héigfifiélfi taft? she is more yesterday. she is much more politically aligned with donald

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say they would meet again soon? ithink isafair i think that is a fair want to give assessment. they want to give this positive sign that this very positive sign that european leaders are together, on a plan. some are working on a plan. some are able to contribute more than others but there is a broad ethers. bet—tbereiea—beae ——— of unity support of sense of unity and support of ukraine. that's the key ukraine...that�*s the key. from all of takeaway from all of this. remember all of this was takeaway from all of this. remem before if this was takeaway from all of this. remem before if th fractious between donald trump and president zelensky on in the oval so friday in the oval office. so not only were they trying to net enly were they trying eee’ on net enly were they trying te'w'" on the pre—existing work on the pre—existing agenda, they have this extra element of trying to figure out www �*to smooth w w �*to smooth over relations how to smooth over relations between ukraine and the united states. so i think it is very much a in progress. i amount of detail in w wwawitwhougiw1 wew w wwwwantwhsijwgwiiijerin w w wwawitwhougiw1 wv;erin hearw ww walti1ougiw1wwedin hearw sir w starmewr talking about keir starn'eer talking abeet ,- ————— on the ground and boots on the ground and planes in the air. and have of more mone . eh premises of more money-aed sir starmer was about

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vis—a—vis just vis—a—vis mete isidst gessid , should be vis—a—vis mete isidst dessid , should be treated such. vis—a—vis mete isidst dessid , shc the je treated such. vis—a—vis mete isidst dessid , shc the je trea states ;uch. vis—a—vis mete isidst dessid , shc the je trea states is :h. he said the'ljnited states is to he said the'ljaited states is to article five, the mutual defence that's the mutual defence treaty. he said the us is an ally and a very much part of treaty. he said the us is an ally a we very much part of treaty. he said the us is an ally a we know nuch part of treaty. he said the us is an ally a we know that part of treaty. he said the us is an ally a we know that donald nato. we know that donald trump wants the european bloc wants, wants the european bloc nato to step up and of nato to really step up and to contribute more to the organisation. so, based on what contribute more to the org have tion. so, based on what contribute more to the org have heard o, based on what contribute more to the org have heard today, ad on what contribute more to the org have heard today, and 1 what contribute more to the org have heard today, and oncet pm mam [em-i in defence ’ 11in’d’eiéhééébéfiéifig, — -7 1 keir starmer 1 keir starmer indicated1 keir starmer indicateda ' 7 ' wof11 haeaqfe’ed number of ceuntrieerhad agreed today, once get the td’td’dsyjdflce we get the of td’td’dsyjdflce we get the of that, it's to interesting 1 1 interesting see if1 interesting s1ee if1that be intefeeting te eee it that ' ' " some to be ihtefeetihg te eee it that ' ' " some to meeting those goes some way to meeting those demands from donald trump and demands tram dtmathrump and �*that demandetrbm dtmathrump and �* that makes demandetrbm dtmathrump and �*that makes perhaps more how that makes him perhaps more to coming in with us agreeable to coming in with us security guarantees. don't security guarantees. we don't know if one will affect the security guarantees. we don't know i bute will affect the security guarantees. we don't know i bute will affs it the security guarantees. we don't know i bute will affs it is ie security guarantees. we don't know i bute will affs it is the other. but certainly it is the sort of thing donald trump has been looking to see from beeh teebiha te eee frfifih " he wants see europe his as he put

paying his way, as he would put it, when comes to nato, and it, when it comes to nato, and standing on its own two feet more in the defence europe we seen his meeting with the king good to see you. president asked for this zelensky asked for this meeting, didn't he? do we know what the of that what the timing of that aske was and what the protocol is it comes to whether or not 111k|ng king accepts? , k have a apts? on when iii k have a apts? on when he don't have a handle on when he that that's a = point. because we do 11:— 1 mr zelensky understand that mr zelensky

for a meeting but there asked for a meeting but there is some doubt as to whether it before the spat at the deal —= office or afterwards. but either way, the king duly and put out that accepted and put out that formal invitation to mr femalheitatieh te :1 he femalheitatieh te :x1 he landed femalheitatieh te .�*-x1 he landed here, i zelensky. he landed here, i would say, about 40, 45 minutes 2 -== z _—= soheis1we1ll1 1 so he is well into sohe is1we1llintohis111 1wit1h1t1h; 11 1 1 mm: 1111t1hey audience with the king. they just tracked along the tree . sadly, we see it —a= the helicopter was as the helicopter was quite low. but what i found was quite low. but what ifoundwaaquite was quite a few people 7— 1 just as the started gathering just as the came many of ukrainian 1 as them with ukrainian flags. as them with ukrainian flags. as the came in, they the helicopteeeame in. they went down the helicopteeeame in, they went down the gate e.———~—~~ — .- —————— — ——e§ if they could 1 if they could get 1 if they could get a 1 if they could get a lo1ok to see if they could get a look at the helicopter. i would have about 36, people decimated abeut 35 eleeeete——— ”7 w —————— were at decimated abeut 35 3?eec>ete——— ”7 w —————— were at the among who were at the gate. among them, very kindly staying on work angela cook and robert are and your 1are and your dog toby. warwick are and your dog toby. sporting ukrainian why sporting ukrainian flags, why did you make the effort to come

jjggegtgday. angela? in the next so it live in the next village so it seemed _ live in the next village so it seemed to be an not having what to be missed. having seen what is - in_ to be missed. having seen what is - in the _ to be missed. having seen what is in the the is going on in the press in the last— is going on in the press in the last especially, we last few days especially, we 'ust last few days especially, we just wanted come and our support. we were 0 that pport. we were 0 that he >rt. we were 0 that he mi-hte were 0 that he mi-ht do are othat he mi-ht doae othat he mi-ht do a bit 1_—= 1_= . around and we - . around and we couldl give away. iii absolutel , ou give “at; - absolutely, you just robert? absolutely, you 'ust sort of robert? absolutely, you 'ust sonoffeeli robert? absolutely, you 'ust sort of feel a i robert? absolutely, you 'ust sort of feel a bit i robert? absolutely, youjust sort of feel a bit helpless - sort of feel a bit helpless really _ sort of feel a bit helpless really. the _ sort of feel a bit helpless really. the guy— sort of feel a bit helpless really. the guy has - sort of feel a bit helpless really. the guy has been| sort of feel a bit helpless really. the by/ has been| sort of feel a bit helpless really. the by the; been| sort of feel a bit helplessj really. the by the; b and sort of feel a bit helpless - really. the by the; b and the way abandoned by the us and the way he was _ abandoned by the us and the way he was treated _ abandoned by the us and the way he was treated on _ abandoned by the us and the way he was treated on friday - abandoned by the us and the way he was treated on friday was - he was treated on friday was was — he was treated on friday was wasiust_ he was treated on friday was wasjust disgraceful, - he was treated on friday was. was just disgraceful, i you're was just disgraceful, so you're sitting — was just disgraceful, so you're sitting there _ was just disgraceful, so you're sitting there thinking - was just disgraceful, so you're sitting there thinking what - was just disgraceful, so you're sitting there thinking what can do? sitting there thinking what can i do? and _ sitting there thinking what can - do? and then _ sitting there thinking what can - do? and then obviously . sitting there thinking what canj - do? and then obviously we wedo? andthe- u '. . .- that we do? and thermbliousljcwe -m_ we do? and thermbliousljcwe - that he - going - heard that he was going to be in norfolk _ heard that he was going to be in norfolk-— in norfolk. you personally don't have any _ in norfolk. you personally- don't have any _ with don't have any atlegiahce with you're not hosting 1 1families? 1 1families? you 1 1families? you just very 1families? you just very 1passionately u just very 1passionately about feel very passionately about it? is feel very passionately about it? , , ., , it? it is 'ust what is right and it? it isjust what is right and wrong. _ it? it isjust what is right and wrong, personally. i it? it is just what is right - and wrong, personally. what's =1-s1 =1_s1 is he has come interesting is he has come here to see the king. what do you —=: = -=1 make of that? i think it is uuite quite interes.' .. this quite interesting—beeauee -m- quite interesting—beeauee - this is the - quite mm - this is the choice quite ”new - this is the choice of quite ”new - king. his is the choice of quite ”new - king. it; is the choice of quite ”new - king. it is; the choice of quite ”new - king. it is not! choice of quite ”new - king. it is not something the king. it is not something that— the king. it is not something that has— the king. it is not something that has been— the king. it is not something that has been foisted - the king. it is not something. that has been foisted - him that has been foistedcupona .'. the that has been foisteduporchlnl i the government. _ that has been foisteduporchlnl i the government. and - that has been foistedcuponhlnl i the government. and also i by the government. and also

quite — by the government. and also quite interesting _ by the government. and also quite interesting that - by the government. and also quite interesting that he - by the government. and also quite interesting that he hasl quite interesting that he has pipped — quite interesting that he has pipped trump _ quite interesting that he has pipped trump to— quite interesting that he has pipped trump to the - asj pipped trump to the post as well— pipped trump to the post as well in — pipped trump to the post as well in something _ pipped trump to the post as well in something that - pipped trump to the post as. well in something that means a well in something that means - a lot— well in something that means - a lot to _ well in something that means - a lot to - he- well in something that means a lot to �* , quite a lot to trump. as we said earlier, _ quite a lot to trump. as we said earlier, mr— quite a lot to trump. as we said earlier, mr zelensky i said earlie�*r,’i!ir zelensky did for meeting. angela, ask for that meeting. angela, the of seeing the the eiahiticahce et eeeiha'the' ~ , , ~ today and what we should 11 away away from that? 1 take away from that? as robert said, the take away from that? as robert said. the fact — take away from that? as robert said, the fact that _ take away from that? as robert said, the fact that he _ take away from that? as robert said, the fact that he got - take away from that? as robert said, the fact that he got in - said, the fact that—hegebiu -w_ said, the fact that—hegebiu - first, i think- said, the fact that—hegebiu - first, ithinkthat- said, the fact that—hegebiu - first, i think that is i said, the fact that—hegebiu - first, i think that is a | there first, i think that is a realty— there first, i think that is a really important _ there first, i think that is a l really important - of there first, i think that is a i really important - of it. personally don't think that i personally don't think that trump _ i personally don't think that trump should _ i personally don't think that trump should be _ i personally don't think that j trump should be - to trump should be allowed to come — trump should be allowed to come but— trump should be allowed to come but i_ trump should be allowed to come. but i feel— trump should be allowed to come. but i feel almost - trump should be allowed to come. but i feel almost thej come. but i feel almost the - that _ come. but i feel almost the - that he _ come. but i feel almost the - that he i here - come. but i feel almost the - that he i here at- fact that he is here at sandringham- fact that he is here at. sandringham-than gandringham rather than ”we m, .,,.. a" palace, the gandringham rather than' ”we m, .,,.. a" palace, the fact buckingham palace, . ,.. it is buckingham palace 1+nsfatt’ - m— buckingham patacej�*hefact - it is the king's- buckingham patacej�*hefact - it is the king's weekend that it is the king's weekend and he — that it is the king's weekend and he i allowed - that it is the king's weekend and he i allowed him - that it is the king's weekend and he i allowed him to i that it is the king's weekend i and he i allowed him to come and he has allowed him to come to that, — and he has allowed him to come to that, it— and he has allowed him to come to that, it is— and he has allowed him to come to that, it is amazing. _ and he has allowed him to come to that, it is amazing. this - and he has allowed him to come to that, it is amazing.— private residence, not a a private residence, not a royal palace. _ a private residence, not a royal palace. a private residence, not a ro al alace. , ., royal palace. yes, but also the fact it is not _ royal palace. yes, but also the fact it is not a _ royal palace. yes, but also the fact it is not a royal _ royal palace. yes, but also the fact it is not a royal palace - fact it is not a royal palace -_ fact it is not a royal palace m- fact it is not a royal palace - it is not a state i fact it is not a royal palace it is not a state visit means it is not a state visi it is very significant all but it is very significant all the — but it is very significant all the same _ but it is very significant all the same-— but it is very significant all the same. ., ., ~ very much 1— 1 very much for your time. i you very much for your time. i am it short you very much for your time. i am i it short thee j 7 7 7 you very much for your time. i am i can ;hort thee j 7 7 7 you very much for your time. i am i can ;hort t“ hear 7 7 7 because i can actually hear the helicopter rotor blades firing up helicopter rotor blades firing up now. so does look as if up now. so it does look as if �*zelensky either on board,

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him and do you want to speak out canadian sovereignty, out for canadian sovereignty, whether— out for canadian sovereignty, whether that public or whether that isn't public or when — whether that isn't public or when he _ whether that isn't public or when he has his meeting with the president? i when he has his meeting with the president?— down 1 down with his ma'esty always we 1171111lwaysill matters of discuss matters of importance canada and canadians, 11 111111tell11 1th1a1t111 1 11 111111tell11 hangars more to seems more important to right �*than canadians right now than standing for our 17 canadians right now than standing for our17 and canadians right now than standing for our 17 and our independence as a nation. what ns—e you minister, what message did you have _ minister, what message did you have for— minister, what message did you have for prime minister starmer? did you ask and speak starmer? did you ask andsr » to starmer? did you ask andspeak im— up to demic for canadian sovereignty and is it took assistants badges took a pass on acceptable he took a pass on that? — acceptable he took a pass on that? i— acceptable he took a pass on that? i can highlight that prime minister _ that? i can highlight that prime minister starmer i that? i can highlight that - prime minister starmer spoke during a pm question period last week, i believe, on how last week, ! believe, onhow we, . .c .e be” ”a is a an 5— a...,,.,,,”,” will m be 7, a, to count on canada and

canada ina canada in a sense and independence. of identity and independence. tom perry. you had some time, we - today, _ tom perry. you had some time, we today, to talk with we saw today, to talk with zelensky. i'm we saw today, to talk with .whatlky. i'm we saw today, to talk with . what you i'm we saw today, to talk with . what you can we saw today, to talk with .what you can tell us wondering what you can telbds - w— wondering what you can tell us what you discussed, done about what you discussed, done specifically curious about specifically cutetseatwtt — —— —— you specifically “horseshoe” — ~ ~ you spoke specifically cerieesabeut - you spoke about specifically ceriaesabeut ”a —— �*you spoke about his whether you spoke about his encounter with trump and vice president'jl�*i , . vice president'jli vance on —— president vice president'jli ,, .. . - —— president | z: -1 z=1 a lot of time 1 have spent a lot of time with volodymyr zelensky over the years. we had a great sit past years. we had a great sit down just last week, sorry, past years. we had a great sit downjust last week, sorry, a few days i was in fewdays agowhen ! was in to talk exactly about how kyivt to talk exactly about how can edit stands with kyivt to talk exactly about how can edit stands and ukraine'unequivocally and come and how much we and support him stand and accent her as standahd ricer” hirer as a president, as a personally as a president, as a leader, someone who has leader; as someone who has himself to protecting devoted himself to protecting ukrainians, and indeed devoted himself to protecting ukrainians the d indeed devoted himself to protecting ukrainians the principals and protecting the’prihcipals and" that underpin all of our

rules that underpin all of our democracies. principles. i democracies. —— principles. i continued to emphasise to him canada always stand that canada will always stand with ., . ., , with ukraine. you clearly admire with ukraine. you clearly i admire - zelensky. with ukraine. you clearly - admire - zelensky. i'm = _: what you thou-ht when wondering what you thought when you saw _ wondering what you thought when you saw the treatment 1= 1 in the oval 111— 1111— 11 on friday? sic???’ im iortant friday? e§e%e5c im iortant m to 1 11to11la1y11111 1 to lay out 1 11 to1la1y1out1t1he1 1 to lay out the 1 as get to lay out the facts as clearly as in 2014 clearlyr as possiblec'n’efi’é "c ,, chose to clearlyr as possiblec'n’efi’él "c ,, chose to invade ukraine, 11110ccupy occupy crimea and parts to occupy crimea and parts of”, e ”a, a a a, a for easterchkraine, for that they out of the g7. and were kicked out of the g7. and in 2022, they chose to jn 2022, they chose to violate existing and ukraine with the invaded uhraine with the r” c ”is” r of invaded ukraine withthew r .c ., ,, .c of kyiv in intention of taking kyiv in three days and entire llil, in three weeks. that country in three weeks. that has failed. continues to

to tight. claim to light. claim more try to fight, to claim more land in ukraine, and we could see an to this tomorrow land in ukraine, and we could si russia to this tomorrow land in ukraine, and we could si russia decided; tomorrow land in ukraine, and we could si russia decided to tomorrow land in ukraine, and we could si russia decided to stop morrow if russia decided to stop its illegal invasion of ukraine. on jllegal invasion of ukraine. on in the oval office, friday in the that office. "1 1 zelensky out, president zelensky pointed out, in many words, that vladimir =ie-= =|5l—-= =|5l—_ is liar and a criminal putin is a liar and a criminal cannot be trusted to and cannot be trusted to keep his word in any way, shape or jhjijsjword in any way, shape or because he has form because he has demonstrated time and time that he will break any again that he will break any i with agreements. .5 stand with zelensky and the volodymyr zelensky and the people of ukraine.

volodymyr zelensky and the pe speaks kraine. volodymyr zelensky and the pe speaks french. hart 1 11j1ljs1ti111'11ti’udeau 1111 1j1ustin1trudeau being etublecjustin trudeau'being ,, ,, ~ about etublecjustin trudeau'being xx xx xx about his erqch justin trudeau'being " " " about his thoughts asked about his ”much“ that following that explosive in the oval office 1 president zelensky and between president zelensky and president trump on friday, and without president he 1 he made 1 he made i1t very clear trump he made it very clear where his loyalties lie saying president zelensky pointed out president 1 president putin of russia that president putin of russia a lie and a criminal and that president putin of russia a lie bet a criminal and that president putin of russia a lie be trusted nal and that president putin of russia a lie be trusted and and that president putin of russia a lie be trusted and ant said stand 1 1 stand with 1 "l stand filth president and joe pike w1ith with me. 1 with me. a 1 with me. a clear1 is still with me. a clear commitment ukraine, commitment to ukraine, president zelensky, and he was 11 11o1n ly only oujcfiide the only leader outside european leaders and the leader as well that was outs fthe today demic at the meeting today so his presence was very important. very significant and it was interesting _ important. very significant and it was interesting how - important. very significant and it was interesting how he - it was interesting how he responded to that question as �* world responded to that question as �*world leaders have in other world leaders have in recent not wanting to recent days. not wanting to directly donald trump recent days. not wanting to dire actually donald trump recent days. not wanting to dire actually quite onald trump recent days. not wanting to dire actually quite clearly rump but actually quite clearly contradicting him, support and 7 ukraine, supporting volodymyr zelensky but not wanting

enter that 77 enter that it 77 enter that it is really enter that row. it is something that sir keir starmer has done. but of course there has $911,555 at egufig there, many european leaders who were many european—leaders who after were many european—leaders whe after that immediately after that encounter in the to social media to post took to social media to post their and mark rutte, we have heard 7 we have heard in the 7 ’ ”weihayerheaird ii} iii; i...””’ as we have heard in the last has had may be a slightly any gamma: ' " wronged}? ' " mm? ee'e’?�* ieeffiéth ti" ”7 " zelensky. the secretary general does nato secretary general does have a strong relationship with trump, the continuation his alliance relies on of his alliance relies on support of the states therefore wfithererforeihier wfithererforeihiehasi therefore he has seemed in and therefore he has seemed in the last hours to be totof to t of course ukrainian president. of course margaret has not been finding margarethas'net been finding and providing margaret'hds'net been finding and providing any db and breeidin’g’e’ngédfiiige tie " trump db and breeidin’g’e’ngédfiiige tie" trump —— mark donald trump —— mark rutte. there is a different way in —e = -e he is treating j he is treating those two which he is treating those two leaders. �* , ., leaders. let's get reaction to summit leaders. let's get reaction to - summit today _ leaders. let's get reaction to - summit today from - leaders. let's get reaction to - summit today from a - leaders. let's get reaction to - - summit today from a member the summit today from a member of the european with of the european parliament with the european people's party group.

tomas zdechovsky. ursula der leyen said prepare worse, must prepare for the worse, what think means that? means we need to have lt means we need tehavere wee w a, priority other another priority other than the deal, acting on our green deal, acting on our security is in our hands. also, cannot in the first we cannot count in the first line usa and i think line with usa aide and i think it is now time to be realistic, cooperate with our partners, mm -artners, united kindom, close partners, united kingdom, with turkey, with canada, australia, japan and find the solution, find a peaceful australia, japan and find the solution that a peaceful australia, japan and find the solution that will eaceful australia, japan and find the solution that will really l australia, japan and find the solution that will really bring the peace 7 the peace i 7 the peace 7 i think us the peace in europe. i think is necessary us the peace in europe, i think is necessary hear it is really necessary to hear and to feel the atmosphere meetin- in london meeting in london because tnfimfifilnd'n efinefin attaex us as european for us as european and

for us as european and for us as czechs it especially for us as czechs it is something is is something that is very strong and we are sensitively for us watching because for us it is very important �*the friday very important after the friday. washington, we have leaders in washington, we havesleaders �*taking the lead and will in washington, we havesleaders �*1 us ng the lead and will in washington, we havesleaders �*1 us through ad and will in washington, we havesleaders �*1 us through this nd will in washington, we havesleaders �* 1 us through this very ill brjgg us throughthis very time to a z future. the gash eapuje :aa hundreds future. the gash separate—e - hundrefi future. the geeeh eepuaje ,,ee - hundreds of of donated hundreds of millions of of military aid to over the last three ukraine over the last three years, hasn't it? more years. has” it? �*a’hat fine-re you like to see and do would you like to see and do now? i would you like to see and do now? , now? i think it is the weekend, we cannot _ now? i think it is the weekend, we cannot see _ now? i think it is the weekend, we cannot see all _ now? i think it is the weekend, | we cannot see all. numbers, now? i think it is the weekend, | we car monday all . numbers, now? i think it is the weekend, | we car monday it . numbers, now? i think it is the weekend, | we car monday it will numbers, now? i think it is the weekend, | we car monday it will be mbers, now? i think it is the weekend, | we car monday it will be much , i442” monday it will be much two times or three the people, everyone more. the people, everyone included, might grant and grandfather, sending money grandfather, are sending money

to ukraine army day after the trump grandmother. after the trump and house, what they and white house, what they presented on everyone presented on friday, everyone in the czech republic showed ukraine people. solidarity with’ijhraine people. as solidarity with’ljhraine people. as czech republic we but as czech republic we are still send prepared still send vehicles and to ukraine. we still 20 helicopters, m e and m andme and m ei7s and m e 17s that we can 171 and m e 17s that we can send to ukraine. have many send to ukraine. we have many tanks made t 72 also if we have any with our nato that they will send us _ype of "7:7: 7 5 w 77" 77”? 7 7 "777 v type of the m another type of the tanks, we can send more 50 tanks can send more than 50 tanks now to ukraine and have armoured vehicles air many armoured vehicles and air defence systems no

defence systems that no one needs in to be trained needs in ukraine to be trained because they have these bf—ca'frt'r-c�*e haflt'flcfiff they have bf—ca'frt'r-c�*e haflthcfiff they have these vehicles. they have these helicopters. they can pilot helicopterse ineyea nailetw — immediately. helicopterse theyea nailetw — immediately. also, it is them immediately. also, it is only agent decision that only about the decision that we can help in or 15 days can help in ten or 15 days directly to ukraine and send it ammunition :ammunition and fammunition and all the there. ammunition and all the equipment. how military equipment. how optimistic are this optimistic are you that this summit and future will lead to a -ositive resolution of the warin. . ,-- c0 me ukraine? sf.-:...--" ’ come to mm ukraine? 55?!“ f'ne l3h??? - come to table and that will come to the table and that the us i think prime minister an job i lifiififi. tee. effie. minister did think ltninls the effie minister dial think that an amazing job and i think that he many �*the leaders he brought many of the leaders from the beginning of the who know very about and discuss 7 this ' ' 77 7 77wit7h volodymyr 7 7 ukrainian president.