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security guarantees, especially for ukraine, is found in other, in other statements like the g 7, like the things that different bi lateral countries have said. and so the missed opportunity. i think it could potentially be for a clear timeline. but again, these are very, very difficult things to get 31 allies to agree on. so you know, the 75th anniversary summit will be in washington next year. let's just see what happens then. all right, rachel rizzo from the atlanta council. thank you for your analysis. thank you and for the premium perspective, we can bring in your branding campaign, kira rude, a. c advocates for you, chris integration into the european union, and nato. welcome to the show. me sort of the nato summit is over. now, how optimistic are you about a brain will really eventually become a nato member. after all that, we've heard in the past 2 days. hello, thank you so much for having me. the pleasure of being on the program. well, the, you know, there is one thing that we definitely learned over the last 16 months. we learned to hear the word know too many of our asks and instructio

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security guarantees, especially for ukraine, is found in other, in other statements like the g 7, like the things that different bi lateral countries have said. and so the missed opportunity, i think, is we could potentially be for a clear timeline. but again, these are very, very difficult things to get 31 allies to agree on. so you know, the 75th anniversary summit will be in washington next year. let's just see what happens then. all right, rachel rizzo from the atlanta council. thank you for your analysis. thank you. and our washington correspondent was a lacrosse that told us of the upcoming us elections may have helped dr. president biden's declarations of support for ukraine. well this an estimation of us supports that comes with a clicking top of the clicking clock attached to it, which is counting down to those elections in november 2024. what we all seeing here in the united states is almost 2 thirds of americans in favor of supporting you crate. so that's the baseline that turned. but what we're also seeing is particularly among the republican camp a very slow but a decline in support.

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the g 7 is either in discuss such things, so it baffled me will said, or i if we don't get the 7. but we know that, that really in regards to that all these countries committing to y'all refer back to ben wallace saying that we don't engage in this proxy. will they just to that happy to attack russian facilities and people? there's g 7 where they're just going to line up, take photographed it in the right toms, manufacturers make side as far as i can tell that the issue of cluster bombs, i mean, are in all of this nonsense. they like and russian, russian bladder and usually follows that it's gonna fall part of modern militancy problems. and that means whatever you're dram riding on, and then finally the warm it should be solved by weapons. i think actress as dalton, back in the direction that people cease fire and negotiation to mediation, etc. outdated. maybe we don't need maintenance because they have 12 times more military expenses, not to waste money. but so, and do we, you know, our own with different cultures, different political, human rights, etc. i need for the use of the

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