to implemented. i mean, how critical is it that the you and the u. k. actually come together as quickly as possible with this plan to, to, to submit it to donald trump and take it further. i think is critical. i think it's very dangerous into mind when there's a lot of dangerous rhetoric in the phase and in europe at the moment. because frankly, and i share some of this, these views, the behavior from the white house, the other day was a poor. but we have to accept the reality that where is your opinions and there's no way the way are going to provide a safe or more secure ukraine without america bullshit. and so that, so we do have to accept the position that we're in and the position that ukraine isn't as much as we may not blanket. and so, as far as i can see, bringing the americans in, offering something that from can accept the critical materials deal from ukraine's perspective, crated defense spending. a larger amounts of funds coming from europe to support ukraine. ukraine is in europe. it's not in north america. so the americans do have the point

so we're just going to stay with you because we are expecting any moments now . the u. k. prime minister keeps stomach to speak. we just, i think of some live pictures from inside a lancaster house with a meeting was held. the media has begun together so we do understand that kissed i'm is going to speak a very, very shortly james, while we, why can you just talk us through the possibility of u. k. and a, you troops actually being on the ground and you cry. and how likely is that, that we could potentially see that in the coming months. it certainly is being floated by the by the u. k. m by from so they have said they were prepared to take this role. we had the us saying, perhaps that could be european troops past the property, norm, your to pay and trips a, some sort of force, a reassurance force for ukraine, because ukraine is so large that it, it could be invaded again by russia. it does not trust the trust with russia, one beat off to what happened in 2014 and what happened 3 years ago with the full scale invasion of russia, so that, that is a possibility that that so

the visit to the u. k. came the day after a heated debate with us president donald trump, led to the collapse of the ukraine. us middles deal. that's spring and i diplomatic editor james base. he's joining us live from london so much at state here now, for european latest, for the lensky james, what's on the agenda on his 2nd day in london? place? i mean, this was going to be a crisis meeting originally when it was 1st planned on facts before those explosive developments. but everyone's sol play out in the oval office present selected sky arrived the lights on saturday. i embraced by kid stop a show of support from the u. k. in fact, he's going to be meeting the king as he's a state in east of england. and sandra and as well as attending the summit is taking place in london. 15 european leaders will be here trying to shop away for now, i think the way for the is preferred by the u. k. host. and they always like to try and play this bridging role between the us and the repeated. this is to try and get thing

u . k. has given $9800000000.00 to ukraine, the largest known e u. donor of military. i opt us the united states. okay, we're going to go now to actually have pretends he who is in washington dc for us and has there been any response from the dc yet about this european amazing, this just happened. you know. yeah, donald trump has been on the golf course in florida. his man was, it was administrator and i did find out on the sunday morning news shows here. so we have a pretty good idea. and in fact, you know, many of these items have been litigated in public over the last several days and with the administration. and we haven't seen any change in that a pretty far. they are not going to be a back stop in and and storm is storm is where they'll give a security guardy. certainly not until there is some sort of pc or piece negotiation underway or, or, you know, so you know, before and it kind of agreement is, is range because they feel that this is only 2. busy or 3, we have donald trump mention mentioned designs you'll, you'll gambling with world war 3. russia was a nucle

first, let's trust them and i never to the image who's in london in midland that we have a last minute meeting is scheduled today. is it with the u. k, probably minutes to bring us up to speed with the lights? indeed, we're expect saying the cranium president for arguments lensky to arrive here in downing street in the coming hours for a meeting with the british. 5 minutes to kiss donna, a meeting that was meant to take place tomorrow. but such as the president of nature of the events of the pos dale, so that it has been proved for den vote, he'll be looking to speak to k as time or about is most likely how to repair his relationship with donald trump off to that disasters meeting of the white house on friday, we know that zalinski does watch co operation with america. he needs that country's help to continue defending ukraine. he will most likely be looking to care salma and help to achieve that. and that's because kids tom had what most people in dining street considered a very successful visit to the white house on thursday that what room was exchanging little very cordial and even though storm a did not manage to extract any us

u. k. to achieve last in piece for ukraine based on sovereignty and security, these are very strong, was in a very strong show of support for ukraine. and we also know that below the means uminski will be meeting king charles as well. and that only happens at the request of the u. k. government. and it is one of the strongest tools in that diplomatic. austin knows that all of that really showing that kids nama really is putting out all the stops to show that followed him. is the lensky is being embraced by him and other european nations as well. this meeting was already in the books before that so allowed between trump and zalinski, but it is taking on a much more heights and significance now because you're paying the does a facing a real prospect of united states, perhaps putting it's mandatory support for ukraine. and there are huge doubt of whether the europeans can step up to that challenge and fill the void in case the us pulls out and we've had some notes of discontent. i mean, a sea of

to minute. never so then which in london. so it may not last minute meeting. scheduled with the u. k. prime minister brings up to speed on this that's why we're expecting the ukrainian president without him is a lens key to arrive at down the street here. this afternoon for this meeting with the british prime minister kissed on the meeting that was meant to take place tomorrow, but such as the unprecedented nature of the events that we've been witnessing the last day of so that it has been moved to today. and this meeting between polanski and trump, it really wasn't meant to go that way from the british perspective. eyes on size day the british prime minister kids tama held was most people in dining street. so as a very successful visit to the white house and a very warm, cordial meeting with donald trump. and even though he did not manage to extract any us security guarantees for ukraine, which was one of his goals that it was seen as a very successful laying of the groundwork for the visit of presidency lensky just one day later. but as we of course know, now, that had gone disastr

the sour ukraine's president followed to me is that entity has received a warm welcome in the u. k. off to his foreign exchange with donald trump at the white house person's prime minister kissed alma has agreed to learn. keith fulton, cheap vivian, told us to boost its defenses against russia state or on sunday. almost the summits of european beaches landscape is around inducing us proposal. for a temporary cease fire in the gulf and strip of ramadan. as paul save us, the announcements was made just been itself to the 1st phase of this the saw with how much was formerly and it's from me. hurry is a distinguished public policy fellow at the american university of favors. he believes how boss will take a sense full approach when it comes to was to responding to the us back. com. they will respond because they have, for the last 10 years, pragmatically, they will keep the adherent to their basic position that they are resisting legitimately, they is rarely occupational subjugation because they want to achieve the end of the occupation and self determination of states. what they're will

u. k. to do so, i think because he asked about for an all the bunch saying that meeting with you yesterday present from went horribly wrong. but i am and still interested in a piece deal, provided it's piece with justice. and it's about point that the meets the grantee of a piece deal might be finalized the fighters. you know, you can kind of go on indefinitely, trying to withhold russian advances in that country. your training is already compromised. it's offered the united states, access to is middle result is all be a is a payback to the extent of a the united states is already given, i think. but the, the big pressure now will be upon zalinski on $22.00 areas. one is acceptance to the fact that ukraine cannot join nato. and secondly, watched what extent is best for compromise over the territories, real games that russia, as already made. that i think will be that tricky as bit by the fall. and we haven't had a clear indication from the russian side yet as to whether it's prepared to give u

the pat previously met joins landscape visit to the u. k. 2 years ago. carlos is founder of independent diploma. that's a non profit advisory group. he says the incredibly warm receptions lensky received in london was a direct message to the white house of fits always manhattan and diplomacy. who you shake hands with, whether you will, smiling at the signature of the peace deal, infamously. yes, our ha nixa robin. yes, that robin was not fox smiling. and yes, i was, it sends that set and signal i am always attending very closely to those signals because of course they, they tell a story about how come for your lead to feels about what is being discussed diplomatically to the details of diplomatic deals. the woods, the commitments of coal seeds really match up, but these optics, the most of the atmospherics the vibes in the room they really meant to. i'm the hug for the men's capable of being in tale deliberate to send the message to washington the the u. k. and the europeans are still very much on the landscape side. and now we've got socia

u. k. to achieve last in piece for ukraine based on sovereignty and security. these are very strong, was in a very strong show of support for ukraine, and we also know that reloaded means the most give will be meeting king charles as well. and that only happens at the request of the u. k. government, and it is one of the strongest tools in that diplomatic awesome knows that all of that really showing that kids tom a really is putting out all the stops to show that volume is a lensky is being embraced by him and other european nations as well. yeah, just on the of the european nations, the big nice thing is tomorrow, sunday they are in london with a number of a you latest. i can just run us through exactly how that might play out of the box. that's right. so this meeting was already in the books before that so allowed between trump and the lens key, but it is taking on a much move heights and significance now because you're paying the does a facing a real prospect of the united states, perhaps putting it's mandatory support for ukraine, and there are huge doubt

so landscape visit to the u. k. came a day off the talks to agree a red minerals deal with the us collapsed malayna. this'll end of it triples from the what a difference a day makes without the med zalinski arriving at downing street to a woman brace by the british prime minister, a strong show of support for ukraine's president after a bruising meeting of the white house inside mobile was from kids stop a full truck. uh, we try it for as long as we come to new york and really, really such and a new loan signed to boost ukraine's defense. but what the lensky needs the most is, was stopped to use his own successful meeting with donald trump and act as a bridge between the us and ukraine. the lensky arrived a dining street as a president under prussia, bruised by his encounter with donald trump. and what he hopes now is that the british prime minister can help him repair that relationship. one that is crucial to the defense of his country defends that will be home put in the us, pulls that supports for ukraine. it's

to 0. the . it's a moment the u. k. prime minister castanan has described as once in a generation is match with european leaders and defense partners to double down on support for ukraine. and commit to spend more on defense, especially to spoke about the development of a circled coalition of the willing, which would defend ukraine in the event of a peace still with russia. he also refused to cool the united states and unreliable allies trusting with any plan. so peace and ukraine would 1st go through washington to so we have read some important steps today. first, we will keep the military flowing and keep increasing the economic pressure on russia to strength and ukraine. now, 2nd, we're treat any last thing face must. it shows you cried silver and se unsecure to do trading must be up the table. so in the event of a peace deal, we will keep boosting ukraine's own defensive capabilities to detect any future invasion falls. we will go further, develop a coalition of the willing to defend a deal, and you try to guarante

u. k. off to his foreign exchange with donald trump at the white house versus prime minister keeps thomas as a way to loan cheese, nearly $3000000000.00 to boost its defense against russia. laser on sundays tom of hers to send us a few of him leaders and the landscape calculates troops of march through the capital of the democratic republic of congo. hundreds of on soldiers took pause from the shelf fulsome kinshasa, which comes as rolanda back to m $23.00. 5 has make gains in the countries east. and 23 has captured the regions to major cities, government, and because of the government has pulled, and 7000 people have been killed since the offensive began in january. and meanwhile, the m 23 has 10 davis. i'm 20 s next who to find as of anom to go up to rwanda. that includes an army general who is accused of having taken part in the 1994 to see genocide. another officer was sentenced to crimes against humanity by of companies. quote, the m 2020 lead by that took fees. so they fighting to protect th

europeans have plenty to say in support using words. action is where you know, we have to see something more tangible. the u. k. prime minister wants all the countries to pledge security guarantees like the u. k. such as boots on the ground so far a frost has agreed to this. do you think we will get to that commitment from all the european countries? and i certainly hope that, uh, we would because if europe did not wake up this time, this time, it will never wake up. we are talking about concrete actions and creative solutions, even if they sometimes go against the norms of regulating, you know, financial transactions. and that means using russian throws in money. what your report, it just referred to recently, and $300000000.00 laying frozen. well, wretched up your production of weaponry and have russian bind need be for your support of the praise mike johnson as much as he is now. uh, you know, dancing to, uh, to uh, donald trump student said that this is pure poetry. hey, use the russian money against that. so i hope that there will be concrete actions. i hope that france and germany will quit their resista

so excuse visit to the u. k. came of course the day off the heated debates with us president donald trump, which led to the collapse of the ukraine us mental steel will speak to him or on con hayes and keith in a moment. first, let's go to a dip to must, to get us a james phase who is in london for ross. so this is dave, 2 of the lens keys, visit to london. what are we expecting? while i'm outside number 10, downing street, the office and home of chemist on the u. k. prime minister, who was invited leaders from europe to a meeting here. this was always going to be a crisis meeting. and it was arranged before that extraordinary encounter in the oval office on friday. there was clearly even more of a crisis then that was at that time. and they've got to try and find a way for these leaders. 15 of them costs the leaders of, of the you plus the secretary general of nato, meeting it about 3 hours from now. now i think the u. k. position the u. k. prime interest has been giving an interview to the bbc. and the last co

today i'm announcing a new deal, which allows you trying to use 1600000000 pounds of u. k. export finance. to buy mold of $5000.00 at defense. the solves, we have rates, some important steps today. first, we will keep the military slowing and keep increasing the economic pressure on russia to strength and ukraine. now. well, you know, it's quite ironic. how is it a prime minister is talking about a particular piece that because what kind of keys can even talk about when you're talking about that you're going to keep the military age of slowing. okay. he did, in fact mentioned piece, but seems like it's one does. it does slice of keeping this conflict going because salma talks about assigning a loan and she keeps the comes from the prophets made from phrase and russian assets. he also stated during his speech, i'm gonna quote this early in the end of the deal will have to involve russia. i mean, it's the conflict between russia and ukraine and it just seems like the u. k. besides pursuing is one great restoration. it also is trying to make itself relevant and one of the bes

he's looking to these nations for support and these nation say they are going to give support know they hope i think the u. k, which is sharing this meeting, often wants to be the bridge between the, the, the us and the you that hoping that they can get things back on track. track with trump. that's plan a plan b though can the europe in these other nations goes alone. and support ukraine without the americans. i think the difficulties that clearly because there was some special this things with the us brings. i mean it has the rocket systems miss all systems. and of course, us intelligence that absolutely vital to the war efforts the time they get, the deal look was on the table before that minerals the whole for the us to take some of the minerals and ukraine to pay for continuing us support in return for a c spot that could be backed up by security guarantees because ukraine says, but what happened in the past? we did a deal with russia all the way back in 1994. when we gave off on nuclear weapons that was breached in 2014, we did a deal to minister a course that they signed with russia, and that was brea

today i'm announcing a new deal, which allows you trying to use 1600000000 pounds of u. k. export finance. to buy mold of $5000.00 defense missiles. we agreed some important steps today. first, we will keep the military flowing and keep increasing the economic pressure on russia to strengthen ukraine. now, no european peacekeeping troops in ukraine after the war ends. and that's the message from the russian for administer figure live, or i'm also assessed the restoration of ties between moscow and washington and spoke about his own personal opinion of donald trump. the new equipment, there is no book and there was no preliminary works. the call happened on the initiative of donald trump during the telephone conversation upon his suggestion, they agreed to meet and re odds. we flew there 3 days after the phone call. so there was no preparation. i mean, in a bilateral sense, of course, each team was preparing we at the foreign ministry and they at their state department. so it was a completely normal conversations between the 2 delegations. the scottish in thing is that the

today i'm announcing a new deal, which allows you trying to use 1600000000 pounds of u. k. export finance. to buy mold of $5000.00 at defense missiles. we have read some important steps today. first, we will keep the military slowing and keep increasing the economic pressure on russia to strengthen ukraine. now. all right, donna, me, dollars are to use enough to have allowed the not right here and just you do not as good to have you joy be. so what else have we heard from the british prime minister? you know, it's kind of ironic how ya. k prime minister is talking about pace because what kind of piece you're trying to achieve, if you say you're going to keep the middle trait flowing a k, they mentioned piece, but it seems like onto the skies of actually keeping. i'm fueling this conflict, uninstall my talks about actually assigning a loan to t of the comes from the profits made from the frozen russian assets. he also stated during his speech, and i'm gonna quote this only in the end of the day you will have to involve russia . but this is the conflict between ukraine and r

u. k. to all right, uh, western media reported that c i a agents and other specialist west space and posted the front lines and on the some communication facilities posted the front lines in the early years of the conflict. how credible, ah, so it's kind of reports on, do you think this could be going on even today? oh yeah, they were probably embedded with a ukrainian troops in, in the da boss when, when uh, particularly in the early stages of it all and, and, and, and they probably are so kind it in and embed embedded with the ukranian troops on the front lines. some of them probably are, and of course they're, they're constantly monitoring events because they need to have accurate information on the ground as it's happening. that doesn't necessarily get into the hands of the west or media, but it is designed to provide to the to the policy major that type of information. however, based upon my experience, oftentimes, well, the tells us community with holes critical information like that eve

down on the proxy war and rush through grain fresh from forwarding trips to washington. france has been a good macro and the u. k, stop, i want to violate the russian red lines and send soldiers to die against russia after any trump row could agreement an economically suicide. all european rumble the razor. now if he is isolated from the usa, that boats with russia and china of the united nations joining me again from washington dc. if professor on it will leave and direct with the razor program at the quincy institute for responsible statecraft. thank you so much from isn't even for coming back on with the things moving so quickly relatively, can we just establish, i mean, do you think the trump administration believes that the bible proxy war that it inherited on taking office signifies some sort of a existential threat to the united states, trump again in a game in recent to wait days, weeks since he was you know, he rated warning of world war.

u. k. off to his fly, we exchanged with donald trump at the wash house for his prime minister, keeps tom a has agreed to loan keys, maybe $3000000000.00 to boost its defense against russia. they sell on sundays time as opposed to summer to view a p. and lead as an savanski calling release troops of march through the capital of the democratic republic of congo. hundreds of on soldiers took part in the show of force and can chava, which comes as for wanda back m 23 font has make gains in the countries east. and $23.00 has captured the regions to major cities going out. and because of the government's has more than 7000 people have been killed since the offense as again in january is. meanwhile, the m 23 has 10 of us. i'm 20 for 2 fighters of and the group to bewanda. that includes an army general was accused of having taken part in the 1994 to see genocide. and now the office was office of a sentence to crimes against humanity by a congress called the m. 23 is led by ethnic tutsis who said that figh

or is it better to re find your alliances with europe even though of u. k. left europe? yeah, it's very complicated for brittany, no breaks it. you know, now somebody looks very well not suddenly, i think to some of us on a long list strategically, like a big plunder, not just economically, but strategically. look, i mean style, i'm a come to washington and emanuel mac call. the french president came out here in the week. they bring it what i liked, cool bringing fruits to the volcano. trump as the sort of foy explain truths to the volcano to are, you know, this is, this are sacrifices to the great of stormy god, right? yes. the love of god so that you try and a piece that you're trying to relax, right? you offered obeisance in the hope that you will stave off its anger and any of our options that you know of, okay, and those tend to do. and so they've been bringing fruits to the volcano in the hope that they can moderate trump typically on ukraine. and if that fails, which i think it will, um then uh it makes it easier to sell to the public, to back homes, dom or in brit

on the proxy war and rush through your brain. fresh from forwarding trips to washington, france has been a good macro and the u. k. stop. i went to violate the russian red lines and sent soldiers to die against russia. after any trump row could agreement and economically suicide, while european rumble the razor. now, if he is isolated from the usa, that boats with russia and china at the united nations, joining me again from washington, dc, if profess rather to leave and director of the razor program at the quincy institute for responsible statecraft. i thank you so much for present even for coming back on with the things moving so quickly relatively, can we just establish, i mean, do you think the trump administration believes that the bible proxy war, the vision narrative on taking office signifies some sort of a existential threat to the united states, trump, again in a game in recent to wait days, weeks since he was, you know, he rated warning of world war 3. if a piece cannot be found, i think that's it. trump does not trigger and separately people don't. the russian threat to you pray, which of course does

so lensky is really been able to put the moves on star or so much so that the u. k is prime minister is talking about leading the so called coalition of the, willing to continue to provide the key of regime with military aid. and this is going to involve some seriously provocative actions, according to the comments we've heard from storm or like sending british troops and military equipment to ukraine after some sort of peace deal was reached with russia . and a number of european western leaders in general have jumped on this bandwagon with both canada and france already talking about sending their own troops there as well . every step of the way canada has looked at the ways it can best help. and as i've said a few days ago, everything's on the table. we know that the canadian mil. busy terry has ways that it can contribute. we're not going to get ahead of the discussions on how to keep a piece that isn't yet in place, but canada will be there and is open to doing what is necessary basic need we discussed. and so you think that that is a round piece of strength. t

run the launches point city in ukraine and in 2002 getting id to kind of even gave then british prime minister bar as johnson and the u. k. sending weapons to the ukranian army is the junior senior really is going to be looking through the rules on which are things not i'm giving you the actual thing. there was an email address at the national financial, who ship these documents as a publisher created. it's unlikely that the former british pm was unaware for awards him the honor, a title, as well as the fact that for decades, ukraine's leadership and senior officials have been involved in criminal games setting weapons around the world. and will continue pushing to support and strengthen the ukrainian military for the battles are here. since 2002, no 2 countries of supply tens of billions of dollars worth of weapons to ukraine. yeah, the us and you are persist in increasing ministry. a contact group led by did not, did states nato allies on partners provide the unprecedented support to ukraine, more than 98 percent of the chromebook vehicles promised to ukraine. how old is it being delivered? that means over 1550 armed w

to go and your clients love them. as lensky has net versus prime minister castanan her number 10 downing street, he was warmly welcomed. his arrival in the u. k follows a key to the encounter with donald trump and his vice president on friday. the opinion leader is set to meet a dozen european leaders for defense summit on sunday. or us just in possession has left to europe scrambling to increase by not to another tree . a to ukraine. germany's vice chancellor has started his weight behind calls for the federal government to immediately release $3100000000.00 in the tree assistance, the keys alluding to ties between the us and europe. germany is foreign minister says a new age of worthlessness has begun to guess we get in touch with our station last night underlined. the new era of ruthlessness has begun a heinous time in which we must defend the rules based international owed. on the strength of little more than ever, against the might of the strongest. because otherwise, no free country can sweep peacefully annual which has a strong and ava jones and dong is professor of politics. the university of liverpool, he says the warm reception from

welcome to the u. k. plus, i'm jessica washington in chicago is meiza for the government is introducing free health checks for people around the country. the israel says it's ready to extend the states foreign garza over the ramadan and policies of periods. the announcements came just minutes of to the 1st phase of the original si, size the with home us formerly and is israel says the due pound was proposed by the us presidents invoice, steve, which calls this be no common, and from hama. so saw a statement from these way, the prime minister's office has provided more details. it says on the 1st day of the outline hall for the hostages, both alive and dead will be released as at the end if an agreement is reached on the palm, the ceasefire. the remaining hostages will be released with coal, proposed the outline for extending the ceasefire. also, he felt there was no possibility of preaching the position of the policies to end the war. and this additional time was needed for talks on the permanent ceasefire

to act as the ultimate guarantor for this. but is there any trust from the ukrainians with the united states, the u. k. and friends have suggested, if the u. s. was going to act as a back stop, potentially sending troops to monitor any c spot. that's an idea that's firmly opposed. in most cases, these are recent comments from the russian from and as a 2nd level. as most of the social cost of the end of biden's term in office, there's a new team now that guided by common sense the, the direct in saying we want to stop or was we wants peace before the and who wants to want to continue europe with just putting the thoughts of i'm gonna go through right now, they're saying, let's have peacekeepers, we want you to as many thousands of them, we will give them a cover. but that's also bracing of them because nobody's asking us what we think. trump understands every thing trump says it is too early when there is a settlement, you can discuss this issue, but it will require the agreement of the parties post most of those. but while i think so much to be discussed in this meeting, which comes, i think at the lowe

run the launches point city in ukraine and in 2002, getting id to kind of even gave then british prime minister bar, as johnson and the u. k. sending weapons to the ukranian army, the junior didn't you mean you're going to be looking for the drugs on i'm giving you the for the children. there's an email address at the national financial, who said, please bedroom as, as a formal should create if it's unlikely that the form of reduced pm was unaware of her, awarded him the honorary title, as well as the fact that for decades, ukraine's leadership in seeing the army officials have been involved in criminal games, setting weapons around the world, and will continue pushing to support and strengthen the ukrainian military for the battles were here. since 2002, no 2 countries of supply tens of billions of dollars worth of weapons to ukraine. you have the us and you are persist in increasing ministry. a contact group led by do not, did states nato allies on partners have provided and presented support to ukraine. more than 98 percent of the complex vehicles promised to ukraine. have all of the being delivered. that means over 150

double down on the proxy war in russia, 3 grain fresh from forwarding trips to washington, france has been a good macro, and the u. k. stop, i went to violate the russian red lines and sent soldiers to die against russia after any trump row could agreement and economically suicide. all european rumble the razor. now if he is isolated from the usa, that boats with russia and china and the united nations, joining me again from washington dc, is the best rather to leave and direct with the razor program at the quincy institute for responsible statecraft. to thank you so much for present even for coming back on with the things moving so quickly relatively, can we just establish, i mean, do you think the trump administration believes that the bible proxy war, the vision narrative on taking office signifies some sort of a existential threat to the united states, trump, again in a game in recent to wait days, weeks since he was, you know, he rated warning of world war 3 if a piece cannot be found. but i think that's it. trump does not trigger and separately people don't. the russian threat to you, right? and which of cours

so let's case visit to the u. k. came the day off, the heated debate with us president donald tom trump fled to the collapse of the ukraine. us middle stair connelly's troops have marched through the council. if the democratic republic of congo hundreds of soldiers took part in the show of force in contessa, which comes as on the back and $23.00 fighters make gains in the countries east and $23.00 as comp to the regions. 2 major cities go back on because the government says more than 7000 people killed since the offensive began in january. meanwhile, the m 23 is turned over some 20 s. the 22 fighters have been homes group to wanda. it includes an army general who was accused of having taken part in the 1994 took the genocide. m. 23 is led by s no to cease to say the bicycle to protect the minority group. in bolivia, a to boss collision has killed at least 37 people in the western potosi region. near the town of unit 41 people ended in the crash. please say 4 children and 2, at least 2 foreigners are longer dead in m

the of the the plug on the bucket, are you watching out just to raise their mind for our top story is this our u. k. prime is the case thomas host and you are paying leaders in defense, ponders and supports. if you claim to be the sweetest, spoke about a coalition of the willing which could defend ukraine in the event of peace deal with russia. a mazda is rejected, as well as demand for an extension to phase one of the gods as cease fox accusing of the black male over releasing move captives. prime minister benjamin netanyahu was blocked live saving deed into the strip. 2 in global condemnation concerns palestinians across the gauze and strip to say that devastated by the seas 5, stand off most already living a die conditions and fear that will only was how they want to has been speaking to families in kansas city, stella. cindy is across the gaza strip, were hoping to start off the holy month of ramadan with a positive note to an end of their suffering and permanent displacement. but as we walk down the market, this small market in the heart of old java city, it's hard to avoid hearing people talk

to involve russia. i mean, it's the conflict between russia and ukraine and it just seems like the u. k. besides the ceiling is one grading restoration. it will say it's trying to make itself relevant in one of the best for the tradition of the willing. yes, a number of punctures indicated today that they want to be part of the plan that we are developing a lead for them to make their own statements about exactly how they want to make that contribution. but we've been able to move that forward like set without criticism and with respect of the position of other countries that may not feel that they will contribute in that way. but i strongly fail, but the less something to move forward. we will stay in a position where we're in and not be able to move forward, and therefore it is a deliberate plan to show that we get some momentum, a piece here senior that's clearly known here in the team here of with cas tom, i just himself had mentioned that direction of the new york based international action center. and g o sarah sloan does said her take on the deepening risk between west and milita

and will have to be taken into account should the icpc request of us there a rest in surrender, which obviously soon i can charge brits lined up behind benjamin netanyahu and see the u. k went on to challenge whether the icpc had any jurisdiction over israel's actions and goals that they were lots of reports at the time saying the us had been putting pressure on the british labor party to keep that challenge. go in, the british prime minister was adam and step b. arrest warrants against these by the prime minister. it was unfair. well, this is a deeply on the helpful developed then of course, it's still subject to final decision, but it remains deeply unhelpful. nonetheless, there is no moral equivalence between a democratic state, exercising its norful right to self defense, and the terrorist groups have ass. we welcome to step taken by the independent i c . c. to hold those at the top of the russian regime, including vladimir putin to account work must continue to investigate the atrocities committed work does continue at the i c. c. but it's, i'm clear who's listening at this point. buttons next, governments ended up dropping the challenge and it's on starts and why

to achieve in 16 months of war. so far, luciana is not gonna thank you very much for your analysis. we appreciate it. the u. k prime minister k as dogma says the so called coalition of the willing will present a peace plan for ukraine to the united states. author tools between ven automated polanski and donald trump and dramatically collapsed on friday. sama hosted and emergency, some of european leaders and allies in london. they agreed to increase the military budgets and ukraine's defenses. banana vessel, none of which reports from london. amerigroup as the president, another day. another venue, and another one greeting. guess tom, a well coming below the major lensky to a summit of european vetoes in london with canada and tuck it in. attendance to a peace deal for ukraine was top of the agenda, the leading that effort of the u. k. and phones with the british prime minister announcing what he called a coalition of the willing to guarantee peace. but you pay is prepared to practice with boots on the ground and planes in yeah. together with all this, europe must do the heavy listing. but to support pace in

can this bring in molina vessel know that she joins us now in london and to a last minute meeting scheduled with the u. k. prime minister. we understand it is wednesday, hasn't arrived yet, but can you just say the same for us as it is right now? yeah, we are expecting sam to arrive here at downing street at some point this afternoon after landing idea on the day to the united kingdom. and this is a meeting that was meant to take place tomorrow on sunday, but it was built full was perhaps not surprising. off to the events on friday in the white house and that terrible 4 dozen ends he had with the donald trump fence. so we assume that the last you will talk to kids. some of the british prime minister about will be perhaps how to repack his relationship with the american president. then he needs america to how continue defending his country. he has indicated that he wants good relations and he's perhaps hoping to get some advice sort of british prime minister who himself held what was considered a very successful meeting with donald trump in the white house on that day. well, even though he did not manage

reminder of lots of stories this hour of to a heated exchange with donald trump, ukraine's president has received a room well come across the atlantic. in the u. k. persons providence, the kiff selma has agreed to loan keith more than $2000000000.00 to boost its defense against russian attacks. on some they saw mobile faces. saw most of european visas on the premium presidents to discuss efforts to strengthen ukraine's position. and, and as route says if induces a us proposing of a temporary c spar, and garza or the ramadan and also how much success it won't be fully fit. mentation of the 2nd phase of the ceasefire, which includes negotiations for permanent face by the release of how this to be in prison, is as a comprehensive withdrawal of israeli troops and garza. meanwhile, in tell of a have hundreds of protest is demanded. the continuation of the sci fi on the release of old captives. some of the demonstrates is blamed prime minister benjamin netanyahu full stolen negotiations to reach the 2nd phase, that we're currently $59.00 captive still believe to be held in garza $24.00. a said to be alive, you know, it's again in the slim, but we're i

u. k. did it to such a degree as the united states. and that's what's, that's what, that's american exceptionalism. that brings me to the monroe doctrine. would you talk about in your forthcoming book america, america? this was a doctrine created under us president, james monroe in 1823 as a response to latin american independence movements. uh, talked about this doctrine. how does it continue to influence us policy in the americas 2 centuries later? yeah, the actual monro docs and it was just a couple of paragraphs. and in james monroe and state of the union address and you know, when it would, they weren't even continuous paragraphs. they basically said the united states was going to recognize the independence of, of latin america, a south american nation, spanish american nations. and that it wouldn't, it wouldn't allow that re conquests by european powers. the latin americans liked that part they, they, they read it, they thought they were hearing a kind of anti colonial sentiment. they would not be a recall on his ation of, of the