see was much nowhere near the court here in saudi arabia with russia's foreign ministers. sergio are off and vladimir board is onboard use truck off have just landed there, set to fold high level negotiations for the 1st time in many years with the united states. a ross and diplomatic delegation is set for talks with their american counterparts on tuesday, hoping to for the pots the piece over the water in the crate. we will listen to our american counterparts, and of course we will be ready to respond. we will report back to our leaders who will make decisions regarding further steps one class and without any advice. so the talk, stacy greens brought him is the landscape. so instead his rock top next door and you e. fill in 1st thing that the capital piece without his country simple p

of is literally understanding that the midst of provisions are unattainable. and that the new conditions for ending the hostilities and ukraine will be far worse for them. the price of piece last asked, as any future deal on ukraine will be far less had been pages for the key of us have failed to uphold the previous may i ask agreements from a decade ago and ukraine strikes, one of the biggest oil pumping stations in russia, but he turns out the black goals within those queues marshall it belongs to the west, the squad, this is our team to national, reaching you from the russian capital. with the latest from around the world. i have mike or question, no rush, i stopped it from i instead of get alive. but all along with the presidential aid has landed in saudi arabia where the will meet with the us delegation on tuesday.

the team is expected to discuss the ways of potentially resolving the conflict out easy, good piece. can office in riyadh right now and sent us this report. of course, here in saudi arabia with russia as foreign ministers. surgical avar off on vladimir board is on where you struck off, have just landed there, set to fold high level negotiations for the 1st time in many years with the united states. so there delegation is headed by us sector of state, marco rubio, obviously a lot is on the agenda. reporting to give you a call. one of the things that they're going to be focusing on is normalizing relations for both of us. but the issue of restoring normal relations is on the agenda. now the question is about agreeing on how to start negotiations for now in this context, if we're talking about bilateral negotiations, frankly, the face with which events are unfolding is quite astonishing. less than a week ago. the president vladimir board and donald trump spoke on the phone. and

now we're already here looking at preparations for them to meet, possibly also here in saudi arabia, but let's not get ahead of ourselves for this time. we know that they're also going to be discussing ukraine and according to rush just for a minute to elaborate off in general, russia and the united states have a lot to talk about with this issue. whenever we go into negotiations upon the suggestion of our partners, our primary goal is to listen to them before the president's prudent and trump during their phone conversations agreed on the need to move past the completely abnormal period and relations between these 2 great powers of when essentially, they were not communicating at all except about some technical and humanitarian issues. the presidents concurred. that dialogue needs to be resumed on all matters that can be addressed with the involvement of both russia and the us. this includes discussions about the situation in ukraine, the middle east, and several other regions around the world that are currently experiencing unrest.

therefore we will listen to our american counterparts. and of course we will be ready to respond. we will report back to our leaders who will make decisions regarding further steps. so quite exciting times for the relationship if between russia and the united states, less not zinc fits minis, thought it was on the verge of collapse. i'll be here as well, obviously, and i'll be making sure to bring you all the latest details from saudi arabia here on our team. now is key of insisting no you create impulse without ukraine. you said that notion is a little concern to both washington and moscow with key of feeding to get that invites to the table. but despite that, lot to me is the landscape sticking to his guns. ukraine will not take part. ukraine knew nothing about this. and ukraine regards any negotiations about ukraine without you frame as having no results. we cannot recognize any things or agreements about us that took place without us. but let's cross live to

manage in the editor of covert action and magazine. jeremy cruz matter of. it's nice to have you join me right now, jeremy. now this meeting in the yard is a socially talks about utah talks. what do you think will come out of this gathering? do you think that will be, you will be any discussion of what the potential piece plan will look like? i think there will be, i mean it's nice that they're sitting down at the table as you are for pointed out, it's been a long time. since there's been any dialogue and discussion and i think the trump administration really wants to focus on china and sees china as a primary threats and sees potentially beneficial relations with russia. yeah. uh, something that could benefits united states. so, i mean, i, i think they will start to, you know, discuss the term piece deals and i think of us will ultimately have to accept

russian church oral gains in eastern new crane. i don't think the cranes gonna negatively fight. uh they don't have enough young men to fight so many have been killed on the front. and the west is kind of tired of giving so much weapons ready to a losing cause. now just how easy will it be to negotiate an end to the war and how many pitfalls in the hotels would need to be cleared before any agreement can be reached? no, it won't be easy. i mean, a lot of blood and treasure has been sacrificed on all sides, and trump will be under a lot of pressure from the media, from the political lead and political establishment, not to give way too much. so we'll see how we handle that. i mean, during his 1st term, i think he buckled to lot of the pressure and adopted a fairly hard line approach toward the russians and supported ukraine quite significant way. but this time might be different in the sense that i think trump

in his administration have their eyes on china. i may do on the wrap, this thing up, right, things i was suddenly developing quickly, but if i leading to too much expectation around what can be achieved. i mean, that's a possibility. you know, the, the so called deep state, you know, in the military complex, they may want a long drawn out of conflicts. and they've been the ones making money off all the arm sales. and i think the us, you know, power leads, wanted to draw in the rushing into a quagmire and bankrupt them. and they're kind of applying the long game. they're not concerned as much about, you know, territorial losses and russian battlefield gains. their goal is, is to bogged the russians down, like they did afghanistan in the eighty's. so they'll do everything in their power to sabotage these piece talks and to stall them. and i don't know how much metal trump has in the past, and he presents his image that he's going to stand up to the so called deep states

and power interest by the end, the often acquiesces to them. so we'll see how he does this time around. all right, down be these are the 1st high level of talks bits. ready moscow and wash in to the number he is convinced that the 2 sides can clear the air between them. i think i think they can. i mean, i think the russians put in a long been pretty. 5 open about wanting to have a good relationship with the united states, seeing a lot of the damages in that and the after 911. he was the 1st lead of the call george w bush to offer his condolences. and i think trump also wants to move on to china and sees the possibilities across a constructive us russian relationship. so i think it's a possibility, but again, there are a lot of pressures on trump that will be facing. and the past isa comes of those pressures are all we have to live here. now,

jeremy cars bar of managing the editor of corvette ashton magazine. thank you so much for your insight here. thank you for having a great a to my previous attempts at winning your lasting piece for you created have been the focus of a session of the un security council. and that's because it's a decade said that the united nations adopted the resolution for eastern ukraine. that was meant to put an end to hostilities, but ended in failure. other was in a box of the to the un says any possible agreements now will be far less than pages for key of that he was in the past was the way it's a 1000000 p f is bitterly understanding that the mentoring provisions are unattainable. and that the new conditions for ending the hostilities and ukraine will be far worse for them. now this meeting was requested by russia, and that is to mark a decade since the one has adopted a piece resolution for eastern ukraine. the document paved the way for the miss agreements, which we know eventually failed as berlin later admitted that that was all only to

buy time for ukraine to strengthen and arm itself. that experience rushes ambassador to the un has we called the goals of the western countries that were a part of the misc agreements back that now he's trust that given that experience the you is in no position to be a party in any agreements on ukraine or of course, that is due to fears at the same scenario would happen once again see a movie. do we all see the developments after the entry into office of the republican us administration. as we have called for over many months, diplomacy has finally been actively brought into the game d. u. countries in the united kingdom are absolutely on faithful to their word. they can not be a party to any future agreement on the resolution to the ukrainian crisis whatsoever. present a european politicians are incapable of strategic thought. is you the divides

within europe don't concealed the fact that in the event of a cease fire, they intend to re on ukraine and to prepare it for the resumption of warfare. ukraine today has irrevocably lost, not just crime media, but also the do net scan. lugens people's republics, and the carson ends up rogia regions with the self proclaimed ukrainian presidents, a lensky loss legitimacy. last may. he dragged the country into a conflict for the advancement of others, geo political interest at the cost of the lives of hundreds of thousands of ukrainians. germany did admit that that was all only 2 by some time for ukraine, but they also did a similar thing in 2022. as we remember a former u. k prime minister voice johnson prompted zelinski to reject any piece proposals with russia. and let's take a listen to the statement by proactive as then prominent singer roger waters who talked about this very same issue. 95 percent a few trans in crimea voted to secede for in

2019 a new president was selected, a popular act of gold. hello dom is savanski. he ran his campaign on a promise to resurrect and implement minutes to one in a landslide. i am the man means to um know a ceasefire. the implant has been negotiated and agreed in his temple. but then as the british prime minister far as johnson arrived, and keith with a message and a lot of media, a word in your yeah. forget just bowman minutes can do that. between you and me. this will suits the americans down to the ground. they think it will,

we can russia. so it's been decided to continue. it is as long as it takes and um, just between you and me from where it takes the best. now about what was the west in response to these claims generally. now what's the countries they've also been represented at the on security council meeting. and of course they use that opportunity to pin all the blame on russia. something that we've heard time and time again before. now they've also been pushing for the you to have a place at the negotiating table. russia is, once again, using this meeting in an attempt to distort the truth behind it. suddenly google, a durable piece for ukraine must include robust security guarantees, ukraine, russia, and are you are a pain partners need to be a part of the conversation. because ukraine is a sovereign nation in europe,

who security is at stake, must participate in any negotiations and be able to decide their fate. now, while europe continues to push russia away and paint russia as a bad guy, the american and russian delegations are expected to meet in saudi arabia very soon for talks. and those are talk that seem to be very promising. so we will have to wait and see that to see maybe the business associations would lead to some sort of ceasefire sometime soon. a nightmare for europe. that's how the chum and the munich security conference describe the new us administration's approach to the condiment. and that reaction was like likely to get by the us vice president speech is holding europeans that they have got all the power to use wrong designs was met with near silence and shocked looks for the conference. chapman wiley was just too much for him to take this order is easy to disrupt. it's easy to destroy,

but it's much harder to reboot. so let us stick to these values. let us not reinvent them, but focus on strengthening their consistent application. let me conclude and this becomes difficult. the know ortiz task, i tell you that has been. busy why the unit pull up model for global or that started to come a part of the scenes for the rights to be free for the right to be suffering for the right to own nothing. an answer to no one that they say is what this is all about. issue crane stuff. so i think it will cease to exist as the independence of

a nation in europe. strong, independent, sovereign country. we have to make sure that you're creating profiles as a start from independence and democratic nation, an independent, a silver and country. you are fighting to a pull, just silver. any t hit has trouble takes a. so that's how much of the notorious usa i d. o. the status and the tumbling out of washington's closet. and i say skeletons because ukraine, for example, is being prayed on for so long the best meat left on those bones. not often decades of feasting by molten nationals, the any d usa i. d, on the c, i a 2014 and there are riots in. it's called them the overbalance rebellion in ukraine, which were not told that we are financing those riots then the newspapers ever told us our government ever told us us a id,

which is the front point 5000000000 dollars in the funding. those riots. $5000000000.00 from the model of the soviet union felt a pot money thrown at independent media and civil society groups moved into conferences and pamphlets and social media campaigns to divide unruly. they paid the long game and finally, in 2014, the patients paid off. i think he is the guy who's got the economic experience, the governing experience. he's, he's the guy. you know, what he needs is clinch and tawny book on the outside. he needs to be talking to them 4 times a week, and 16 unit and the zip codes, the amount of stuff making house, but it's the ukrainian p. m. week before the my dad, who bought a surprise, surprise, i'll send e. yep. so new, so fun to the cold. yes. did indeed end up being the guy telling cost and in 2019 the comedian quote for that to me is

a landscape popped up on the road to the presidency on a wave of frustration with the corrupt status. quote, but make no mistake. he was no free mine, a civil society activist. we present a list of red lines not to be crossed, should the president across these red lines. such actions will inevitably lead to political instability in our country. and the deterioration of international relations and a n g, a pro, do sponsored by you guessed it, usa id published a rulebook. no backing out of nato and you membership stick with the i a mass and i'm bad all things russian from tv to the language to the church or what else was the message. so to recap the top of the old guide books in that room guy, and then put the 2nd guy in a cho cold. can you smell the sofa and t at the time cost of the landscape played by the rules? a central condition has been the creation of

a land market put into law in 2020, under presidents, a lensky, despite opposition from a majority of ukrainians. fearing that it will exacerbate corruption in the agricultural sector and reinforce it's controlled by powerful interests. the largest landholders are a mix of all the guards and a variety of foreign interests, mostly european and north american, including a us based private equity fund. and the sovereign fund of saudi arabia, all. but one of the 10 largest land holding firms are registered overseas, mainly in tax havens, such as cyprus or luxembourg full by the i m. s and co. so lensky lifted the band on sending ukraine's greatest resource. it's rich black, us to foreigners, within just a few years, around 40 percent, his nation's arable land phone and into the hands of the west and equity funds, pension funds, foundations. and they are still literally reaping the rewards, but not content with selling what's above ground. now's lensky is picking the easel

to you. ukraine has gold, coal, titanium, manganese, oars, and rare earth metals. ukraine is very rich. on the map, you see the real volumes, but there is no price for it. this is big money, very big, so it must be protected. if we're talking about the deal, the americans want to make less negotiates that ukraine is only in favor. yes, i see its frontline collapses and the cemetery. so the man who refuses to read the constitution and faced his people at the polls, but can read the face of a sick and tired trouble to wow. says he'll give it all up. even though it's not his to give the land it's mineral, wealth, atmosphere, water, and other natural resources within the territory of ukraine, the natural resources of its continental shelf and the exclusive maritime economics zone are objects of the right of property of the ukrainian people. new, hey,

a black hawk cheering, just as it's top ross and vision does a to and fro from kids. the nation looks that to become a money making map. and i do believe emotionally. those who truly believe is a capitalistic system will be flooding ukraine with capital. and i'm not talking about philanthropy. there's really a lot of for us or be, i'm truly talking about if we can rebuild ukraine. you could be a beacon to the rest of the world of a power of capitalism. so to recap, waves of fields have been called top and soon what lies beneath those fields will be up for grabs to. can you smell the self into yet? can you smell a cell out? every time? zaleski comes to the united states. he walked away with a $100000000000.00. i think he's the greatest salesman on a. and i know some will say, well let's do you have no choice, the wolf to blame. and you know what that right. he had no choice,

they made sure of that. in the spring of 20 twins to the craniums and russians met in a symbol, a peace deal was on the table. they were at the finish line table was reaching for the pen to sign when someone came okay, some little when we return from istanbul installed, glorious johnson came to key of wood and said with keywords that we should not sign anything with the tool. and instead, right, then we'll just find an estimate of 900000 dead and wounded later and here we all are you happy for us? this key is a 160 plus infinity and don't the dental so hit the spot. does the fact that is ukrainian teenage has dialed the bottle field ask for you or does your friends like mike from peo sit on the board of the telecom joint key of star in line for a passing when full of $26000000.00? i'll throw this out of to buy,

didn't compel into the countries wasteful says why can't, why? because democrats or republicans, british or americans that o in it for themselves. so to recap, they've promised you nato august. the bad sparks, the war. you now have to fight. they give you the weapons, you know, have to fight with it and tell you when you're allowed to lay them down. and then the people solutions away on the piece the skies make attending of your national companies. can you spell the silver and to yet ukraine is on like support and the west is hovering by its side, like a greedy, relative, leaning over to the case of death as it passed to inherit the lot. so no doubt, to resident to say golf would call me a lie. why? because they've been told otherwise. i'm by who but this mode, unfortunately, almost 90 percent of ukrainian media survived on grants. because in the 1st year,

the advertising market fail, in particular, in the field of online media by 92 percent each and it has not yet recovered. so while national media got advertisers and started earning money and they can not cover 100 percent of their needs, with that, we learned that in regional media, advertising revenues now range from 3 to 10 percent. it is simply impossible to survive on such amounts. so for the 90 percent of ukrainian media within the pay of usa, i d, the agency paid for the salaries of public employees and paid off pensions in that document and laptop site. the secure it's phones and russian will crimes investigations. it trade on to corruption warriors not to look at it as these bank accounts. it kept the lights on, on the roads running usa id wasn't every corner of that country. generous gift or quit pro, quote, if you decide. so to recap,

they own you'll politicians. they own, you'll media, they own your debt, they pay your salaries, they high on fire to prosecute to generals. so i'm telling you, we're not getting a $1000000.00. so you're not getting the 1000000. i'm going be leaving to year. i think it was was 6 hours. our guys are leaving to 6 hours and the prosecutor is not fired. you're not getting. the money was fired and they put in place someone who was solid, they fit on both of your businesses and soon they'll take your ferry soil the tragedy. and i say this genuinely if it ukraine isn't free, it isn't sold for and it is a note. and it on says to many to many except to be ukranian people themselves. so we'll see who lives in a country that used to be in close a home. well, one of the largest oil pumping stations in russia was attacked over. busy night on sunday by 7 ukrainian roads of the company operating the facility claim that'd be

attacked deliberately targeted the stations bus now of the car pumpkin sky oil pumping station located in the caucasus region of coupon is the largest c p. c, oil pumping station in the russian federation, or shareholders of the international consortium, including representatives of companies from the us and europe. that'd be notified about the terrorist attack on the civilian facility by u. a. b's. this is a yes, another terrorist attack. let's call it what it is which was executed by the key of regime in the early hours of months. a bunch of this time valencia's militants have actually targeted american and european interests trends. and let me tell you why. first of all, the ukranian drones are filled with the metal projectiles and explosive attacks. the facility which pumps mainly oil from american and european companies. fruit because i started the crew, boston scott,

oil refinery is the most important hub for the transportation of oil for the caspian. pipeline consortium are also known as cdc. it's located approximately 230 kilometers away from the port of number seas for which russian oil is pumped. so an accidental attack is absolutely out of the questionnaire because it's really far from any other fuel and energy facilities. now, as for the shareholders of the caspian pipeline consortium, well, they include international companies where the us ownership amounts to 2400 and quarter percent says $62400000.00 tons of oil were pumped through the cdc in 202411.7 percent of which came from russia and 88.3 percent from cause ext. uh now, the lensky said behavior is well really unpredictable. at this point, especially the following, the events had been unix security conference,

most on washington are about to begin their talks on the settlements of the crating costs as well as the lensky is c, the left on the sidelines. at the moment, she looks to be a loose cannon. if you will, mind you. even before donald trump took over the oval office, the united states had asked lensky to limit his tried souls to not to drive off, but royal price is, well. trump said that the oil would play as leverage on russia, if it did not sit down at the negotiating tables. and as he seems to have done just the opposite. in this case, he drove up oil prices and damaged the american interest as well. now despise it, as jesus self destructive ashton's, he continues to enjoy support from the european union. but most of the officials there seems to be well blind to the fact that the reactions of the key of regime are actually hurting europeans themselves. after all, the latest,

the fact does indeed hurt european interest as well. there are nations in europe. however, who understand the danger of this you because it's support for fudzinski is a deadly escapades and how they affect the situation. in general, ada, there are those gathering and parents who have been constantly pouring oil into the fire in the last 3 years, then a follow to failed strategy in the past 3 decades, 40 countries that have continuously post the threat, escalating the war with their policies. today in paris, we're seeing a gathering of pro war, anti trump frustrated european leaders to want to stop in agreement from happening on peace and ukraine. in contrast, we're supporting donald trump's efforts and the us russia talks which you know immediately and the direct reaction from zalinski is european fans at this point in time. but uh, we should hardly be expecting any reaction any time soon because for the e. u officials, very darling can do absolutely anything, as long as it hurts,

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