the, the breaking news this our, the russian foreign minister and his us culture part have spoken via phone at washington's request that says, there is a landscape view and this out, the ongoing dialogue between the 2 major powers. if the dialogue will be inside supplies menu, which demonstrate united states to rational project. yes. so we are not very happy with it, to be honest, but is this live well about the same figure. also, it pushes for a european army to be created, saying those troops can then be deployed in ukraine. i really believe that time has come on portions of yours must be created. an account,

a t f turn started on american proposal, promising continued a flow in exchange for ukraine's natural resources to be ship state side. such a deal is increasingly being pushed by top us officials. i think that is when, when, as the american people have a stake in the recovery of ukrainian economy poses conflicts and we will get to the other side of this conflict. then the, the us for sharing the benefits the broadcasting from our international use center in russia's capital city. welcome to r t. good one of your company. kick off with breaking news. the russian foreign minister on his us contra part have spoken via phone. most coolest foreign ministry has stated, i think the talk took place at washington's initiative ortiz unless to see if loved to talk me through the latest. now the high profile,

cool out of the initiative of the american side as well what's and what's interesting and that's according to the russian foreign ministry. of course, a lot of things were discussed and i think we have to go through a few of them. both both parties reassigned their readiness to walk on, restoring mutually respectful dialogue as well as agreed on keeping regular contacts. including preparing a meeting between donald trump of lot of math to, to they've also agreed to maintain a channel of communication to results, problems and relation between the 2 countries. and what's important here to mention as well, the lab, ralph, and really actually exchange news on ways to put an end to line started biopharma back in 2016 on the title of conditions for russian diplomatic missions, functioning in the us based processing. se reaffirms that commitment to corporate on topical issues, international issues, including ukraine,

the conflict in the middle east as well. lab roof and reveal actually will say consensus. their readiness was together to restore mutually respectful into state dialogue that was set by the 2 countries. b does trump and putin, and they've also agreed to keep a regular context as well. yes. so much involved there is there like embassies could be starting to get bigger again, reopen help, a lot of people in each country just on the issue a piece talks. then that also seems to be building momentum that doesn't it with dates and locations, not preparing to be finalized. exactly. well, you know, there are many reports in this sense. the latest one we've had is from bloomberg, that the contacts groups all set to meet in saudi arabia next week. but most of the housing consensus yet uh savanski said actually, well he put his $0.02 in here as well. and he said that he was unaware of the open invitation and actually took issue. the keys is being side law. and i, you know,

what's important to mention here is to negotiate in teams and reports as the and again, according to bloom, bug us special envoy to ukraine. and keith callo is not on the list. and that raises questions of course. and on that list is actually a reportedly, again, is steve, which calls trump's middle east of envoys who actually negotiated a deal to bring america's monks. so go back to the country earlier this week. and then um, and of course we can see the key if may not have an equal foot footing in this as well because actually trump has openly spoken about to himself. um, and is there a certain question? i think they have to make peace, that people are being killed and i think they have to make peace. your i showed that was not a good war to go into and i think they have to make peace. that's what i take.

no, i don't think so. as long as he's there, but you know, at some point you're gonna have to have elections too. you're gonna have to have an election lansky house on the side to put his 2 cents an oil affair, saying that he's not happy about the polite nature of this dialogue between most good and washington the assessment. if the data will be inside supplied to mental a wish. now that demonstrates united states to russia, i think yes. so we are not very happy with it. be honest, but this is, this is live. it's actually, i wanted to see this kind of reaction from zalesky to the unfolding relations between most grand washington. because from what we've heard on multiple occasions, lensky himself, he was actually opening rude and engaged in name, quoting a guess, vladimir putin. you might remember those moments as well, but overall from what we see now, the relations between russia and the us. a somewhat increasing,

but of course we'll have to wait to say, well, i speak to a retired us army lieutenant colonel on international security consulting on this earl rozmini's. and you're most welcome sir. another significant call on particularly so i suggest, given a high level most school washington summit was agreed during it. according to the russian foreign ministry. are you surprised at all? overhead foss ties are being re established. it's um perhaps a little surprise, but then a lot in some ways not. i mean trump is a took initiative right away. yes. to promise 24 hours. but i think we all knew that was not feasible. um, even a 100, dave said that the general kellogg that's in the state, it's probably not feasible. but um, but we're making some see some very,

very good moves in it. and i think guess the receipt is moving in other things within the government. it's not surprising that this is being flushed and it's a high priority. i believe he really wants to end the kettle killing, i think and, and i think it's it and you've got to. and he looked, see, he visited the tim and north korea last time. he was president our leads and talking to everybody thinks adversaries and allied so. so this is a, and i think he realizes, and he knows that russia isn't working country, regardless of who says was, it's an important country that needs to, you need to have a dialogue. you may not agree with everything, but you need to have a dialogue with them. and i think he's taken those steps to, to, to, to kind of rebuild the, it's gonna take some time. they're gonna have to do some work around. but, but to rebuild at least the dialogue theory to take time to build trust but, but that initial part, you have to have

a dialogue and don't take that farm. the things are gathering speed. the bloomberg is reporting that's vladimir put in. and donald trump maybe set to meet in saudi arabia as early as the end of this month. that's not very long away. do you think it's a real possibility? yes, i do. i think uh, i think they wanna get this. they want to resolve the conflict. i think they want to re step, reestablish the license for both of them do and i think uh, yeah, so they're in the same place and saudi arabia if they're going to be there. so i really think that is a possibility that that occurring and it seems to be moving very quickly to, to make sure it does. yeah, there's certainly momentum building in the sewing of ties. but what's your sense of what happens if, if talk stall or breath done? will we see renewed sanctions except for all of the, by the administration or is, is trump truly serious about rebuilding the us russia relationship? i think is serious, but there's a lot of the, there's a lot of challenges in this,

in the region. remember, we've got a lot of entities with in the us that are against this primarily of the democratic side. but also on the republican side, you've got um, i've always felt to you, you've got the premiums that are no matter what. most cases they are against us, not the people i would say, but the higher key within the government. and that's why i also believe the elections are needed to bring a fresh government into negotiate. and also the europeans are not too happy with the people. so they were basically directed to, you know, both the secretary heck stuff as well as the vice president advanced gauge. we're got statements and limited, but um we've got pushed back from the from senior leadership within the a u. and um, so that's another political hurdle that, that the trump's gonna have to deal with based on those are going to be challenges

. but i, i think he can get it done and i think he did not run it through, but it's, it's going to be, um they are some, they're gonna try it, try to throw whatever hurdles there isn't a way as well as a deep state that still exist in here, but there's government agencies are being cleaned up quite rapidly. as always. thank you so much for your time. on analysis is appreciated. retired us army, lieutenant colonel on international a security consulting rasmussen. thank you. thank you. now donald trump's direct talks with lot of mirror puts in on ukraine have stirred off behind, follow the repeating bureaucrats as we just heard. much of that panic is concentrated up in unix security conference, which has ended its 2nd date. the fast approaching prospect. the piece seemed sub on set, the lot of years lensky in germany, where he encouraged europe to create its own army,

and then send those troops to ukraine. or of has to become self sufficient, united by common strands, ukrainian, and european. if not to us, then we'll stop them hide really. i really believe the time has come. the forces of yours must be created. it's a really interesting cool. you quite not a member of your opinion. and yet you saying essentially europe needs its own on me . i mean, this is something we've heard before from the european need is present macro and the fonts particularly cold weather. so, but the last few years um, but of course in europe, this is an incredibly contentious issue. and in fact, many does the work. see, you're repeating on the a tool, including germany's own talents, left off shots. he says it's a big fact. no to clean now has nearly 1000000 soldiers on the weapons. if you count altogether that are relevant for the better future that they,

while eclipse, the park would be better, but they are really eclipse by a bus them, munitions and all the, all the kind. and because of this, it's absolutely clear that the postwar you cream would have a very strong army. well, however, there all those in europe who uh, faculty like you to green border this idea of having to you repeat, you know, i mean this includes the polish for administer. who is essentially said the european troops will be needed to be sent to you, craig, and he didn't say nature troops. he said, european troops, when president trump says that as part of a deal, they will have to be repealed and troops will have to be asked to, to supply them. so, sooner or later will have to be involved. this begs a huge question. does europe have the ability to do something like that?

we know for decades and decades that was massive and the spending when it came to defense budgets. in fact, from, during his last presidency, he's famous, we came to europe and said, hey guys, you need to start spending more in nature in terms of defense spending, or we're not going to be the ones to protect you any more. so yes, we've seen an increase in defense funding by european countries in the last 2 years, but that is not enough to make up those decades of under spending. and in addition to that, over the last few years, you think about the amount of ministry hardware that is being sent to create the as the listed, the ability of european countries for essentially defend themselves. and they're shoot studies talking about how essentially the cupboards are back in europe as a result of what's being sent to you. great. and so is it likely that you can do this? i think many people would say, probably not when it comes to charlotte to piece talks that from putting called on everything else that's come. since they're there has,

in my sense being that i porting of optimism surrounding it. this is, but it appears not everyone is willing to get run the table. it was really interesting news. we've heard us lensky saying at the munich security conference, but he will only speak to press a pretend he won't speak to anybody else from the russian delegation. it will only be present preaching. well that is a massive 180 degree to and from what we've heard of the last few years where he's point blank, refused to speak to the russian prices. in fact, uh, moving towards with russia. is he going to be able to even get up to a negotiating tables to really interesting to see where he's now coming from? it feels as if every day, perhaps, even every hour. we getting a very different sense. if wesley's lensky is coming from and probably a lot to that is to do with the right hand of that we have seen from him. i since these a flurry of announcements to be coming from the trunk administration. what's also really interesting is here with the media security conference. he's also been

trying to put the division between the us and europe. essentially we all were looking at us leaving the sizes this europe. let's do it together because he was point blank. say, you know what, when present from cools me about this possible negotiation. and he was sideline in, not just ukraine. he was side learning you were to had a most go with who you are. part if we, as your parents don't trust each other. a few days ago, president tom told them about he's going to station was put in not the ones the to mention that the american needs your at the table put in was one on one, talks with america just like before the war when they met in switzerland and it looked like to call them up the world snags, which and we'll try to get the u. s. president. standing on the red square on main,

on may 9th this year. not as a respected later, but as a pro, in his own performance. so as the, let's see, they're essentially saying that pitching is going to be using trunk, essentially a barrier net profit. but the us doesn't seem to give too much of a carol about this. we've now heard from the us special envoy keith kellogg. this is the guy that is going to try and put together this end to the war in ukraine and he's 10, ron, he's gone yet. you're not going to be at the table in general. they should not even complain. devices can you can your show this audience the ukrainians will be at the table and europeans will be at the table where you just change the whole dynamic program over there to thanks for having us today. i appreciate the answer that last question, just you framed it? the answer is no. the answer to the earlier part of the question is yes, of course you can use are going to be at the table. interestingly, we have a goal,

these over chosen negotiations, possible thoughts in saudi arabia in the next few weeks. but at the same time, we've now had a statement coming up from the g 7 for administrators. they say they will read even looking at during up more functions to throw a gainst more scope if most go doesn't come to the negotiating table and do a deal. interestingly, bonus, 3 years of sanctions hating russia and russia seems to be of no much strong composition, but it was back then. so the reality is, after 3 is the sanctions not having the desired outcome. what makes the g 7 think but, and this thing was going to change that right now. you know, according to flooding or zalinski who was previously described by donald trump as the greatest salesman on earth. the absence of elections in his country can be explained by ukrainians. themselves not wanting a change of government parkway, and anyone who disagrees with cape sounds all not come simply give up their

citizenship. this is what's really where important. i'm right it. you know, to speak about lexus. if you want to bring us, don't want total in don't to long because the freight because otherwise for the lose their military law we're law and our soldiers will come back home and clinton will occupied all our tears. there is nothing involved, you know myself, it's about the future of all one countries. i'm all for today. really. the question is to survive. the question is to save ukraine, our independence, our people, our homes. and if somebody doesn't like they can choose in other citizenship if they want. that was a pretty a presumption statement. it sounds it, ask you to have one. he said that all was ukrainians are against the election. when

he said that those could disagree can leave the country, is a yes and another blaze and lie as those who wanted to leave have already left so many ukrainian so wants to leave now and i'm talking about that men have tried to leave, but failed. now some died when attempting to cross the crate in border illegally and others were forced for the mobilized into the army. receive so many videos on line where men in uniform would snatch off any males of his freeze or for public transportation, and forced them into the army as cannon fodder. now another video from ukraine appeared this saturday where a woman blew herself up along with a group of military and listen officers. while her reasons are, i'm clear at this point. so what's of us is the fact that valencia's ratings have hit rock bottom a very long time ago. and even donald trump says that, so the presidential election in ukraine should take place and then ski. however,

his relapse lessons seems to have lost the sense of any type of reality and even present to the american president within the ultimate, from taking lessons and for the dialogue between tom templeton. and i saying this is, i mean, this is up to them, but they can discuss everything, the ones, but not at all to green without us. it is why in d. c? that's why, especially in these case, i think it's a little bit dangerous. that's why i said, did we need to talk more with the president and to talk more with his people with his teams as it less here is the power and ukraine after his presidency expired and made it illegal for 81. and you great. including himself to hold any settlement negotiations with russia, apparently a this particular delusion extends to the leaders of other nations as well, including the american president well of this points uh well no one had actually

responded to zaleski directly. however, over the week we've seen a different rhetoric concerning ukraine from the united states, an offer was made from the country's rare earth minerals where donald trump said he wants at least half a trillion dollars worth of ukraine's natural resources. now, other sources suggest that the white house wants at least 50 percent of all that ukraine has to offer. the landscape says that's the agreements offered by the united states does not protect the interest of ukraine. so he did not approve it. you want some more details from the buyers of these countries, natural resources in particular, how the income will be distributed and how that income for buildings security guarantees. young adults be nice to me. i did not allow the ministers to sign the relevant agreement because it is not yet ready in my opinion, to protect us and our interest and see it enough for me that it is very important

to talk about in estimates and ukraine's ok. and this should be written out legally and correctly what of us, and it is an investment property. and you can think about how to distribute the profits from it. and if all this is connected with security guarantees, i don't see this connection in the document. you want to, well, it's really hard to actually gauge what sounds against his mind these days. he's gone back and forth on many of his statements. and in terms of setting off ukraine, well, in this case is probably about savings face. and by the way, not in front of his own people, but for the masters who finance use deadly escapades over the years and now want their money back. take a listen to the secretary of the treasury of the united states. currently we are aligned with ukrainians and values, we're aligned with them on security and we want to become more align with them on economics. and i think that is when, when, as the american people have a stake in the recovery of ukrainian economy,

post this conflict and we will get to the other side of this conflict, then they, the us will share in the benefits and by having us a partnership capital and ingenuity, i think ukrainian economy, that the us involvement will act as an excel or, and, you know, just next door to ukraine is one of the great success stories of the past 30 years of poland. opponents had the 2nd highest economic growth in the world since that 1990 is after china. so why couldn't ukraine do that? and why shouldn't the american people share in that through rivers, through their energy and through their state owned enterprises. and we bring best practices in terms of privatization and terms of modernization ad from once calls and s key, the best sales going on there as well. she certainly knows how to drive of barging . and in this case, it's setting off his home country to the highest bidder. 0 to the west. initially,

he has now certainly revealed his 1st self and 1st and foremost. so he's on people's presence. i think so. well, just more on ukraine's natural resources, then the country pools and ments potential as a major global supplier of critical role materials vital to the defense tech and bringing energy sectors. the country holes, europe, largest titanium, lithium reserves, which have become the most sought after metals across the world. unless say, if the u. s. and t of sign the mineral agreement contracts, cut the mind to trinity in some dollars. when you're asian studies academic and commutative greg simons resolved. if you love them or zalinski is willing to sell anything to the trump administration. if it means he can hold on to power is just desperate. he noises volume is rapidly running out and i mean he has absolutely no way to go the stomach boma. i mean, a town reminding you,

praying for too long because someone who gave them a and this is just pure desperation. and i think he's just trying to buy a muslim a one time bought 10 zelinski, give away to the americans to a piece of. and this is going to be as states enterprises last a and was and was lambs, but they have lives. so it's going to be a bias style of anything. i'll tell you in with to the americans, and specifically the drums and inspection. well, mister, so landscapes, time in the spotlight, off the munich security conference was interesting. beyond his demands to 1st of all, during a cnn hosted interview, no ukrainian translator could be fund. and then when it was opened up to the questions that conversation the request was met with, well, take

a look for yourself to can i speak you right now? no, i think i have a time for one kind of one question from the audience. maybe one or 2. somebody. but a question for the president. apparently not me. well, that size, the person whose name was on everyone's lips, wasn't even off the conference with western politician seemingly wanting to bring up a lot of your uprooting, no matter the top of being discussed and whatnot. and a native nation and my view because he understands the consequences would be too severe, have added on. so we also will not accept any solution that leads to the coupling of american and european security. only one person would benefit from that president put 20131414, however much the europeans may try to pretend otherwise and deny reality are losing

this con, at the end of the day. i think it not only challenges use their view of russia and themselves. the european countries are their, their world view, but i think it also fundamentally challenges their identity because they've been so wrapped up in a mess. the antics supremacist ideology of western exceptionalism. it's a shock to the, to the core and the that they are losing the, to a country that they have continually derided as, as a gas station. it's, it's crushing their own world view and conception of who they are, that they're losing this conflict. and they just can't get away from to their obsession with support and as the singular representation of what love is, where we live and you stop for now. and another busy day, a big developments in the renewed russia, us relationships keep across our website. and socialists for the very latest all

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