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alexei goncharenko joins us now. lawmaker from ukraine. much for joining us today. it seems as though president trump has set the ball in motion for a peace conversation. is this breakthrough welcome? >> yeah. >> we want. >> peace more than anybody. >> else in. >> the world. >> and the. >> conversation between president trump. >> and president. >> putin can. >> be a real path to this. >> the problem is some comments of president trump. who said a lot about possible. >> cooperation with. >> russia. very. >> very warm comments. >> about putin. i just want to remind all of us that putin is a war criminal, the tyrant. so i think he should be spoken. with in. >> the manner. >> which should suit. >> his real status. status of. >> war. >> criminal and tyrant. >> yeah. >> but we hope. >> that these. >> conversations can. >> lead the. path to peace. >> alexei, can i ask you about some of the red lines here and whether they're now wavering from the ukrainian perspective, because joining nato seemed to be all important for future security, as well as

. >> and now, alexei goncharenko, member of the ukrainian parliament, joins me from munich, germany.thank you. sir. uh, i'd like to ask, based on what we've been hearing from the past couple of days, certainly coming out of the trump administration, are you concerned about the state of u.s. commitment to ukraine as it continues to fight the full scale russian invasion? >> yes. >> i am. >> concerned, and. it was really very. >> disappointing that. >> vice president vance didn't mention at all the war in ukraine and the war in europe. being in europe at munich, security conference, at security conference, although respect to all topics he raised. but it is security conference when he said the most the biggest threat to security of europe is not russia and china. so who is. so it really i don't i don't understand it and don't accept it. um so yeah we are concerned. uh, i hope that, uh, maybe it was just kind of, you know, political gesture to europe or something like this. we will see in the nearest future. but i want to remind all of us that, uh, united states said we will support ukra