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sir lawrence freedman is a professor of war studies at king's college london.essment of what support ukraine will need after president zelensky�*s spat with donald trump andjd vance. you will see possibly a stronger but a little bit of reassurance, perhaps this morning in that very brief statement from the vatican. we do get these short morning updates. and this morning, the vatican simply said that the night was peaceful and that the pope was now resting. ithink, you know, obviously coming after the more dramatic news from yesterday, which was the second time that the vatican had used the word "crisis" when describing what had happened to the pope. i think that will be a little bit of a relief for many of the catholics who are following this very, very closely right around the world. yesterday, what the vatican said, and they were obviously quoting the doctors, they said that there had been an isolated breathing crisis. and essentially we then had a briefing where officials explained to us that the pope had had a coughing fit, a spasm of his lungs, and he had