. >> dimitri dmitry peskov. >> said that u.s. >> policy is now. >> largely aligned. >> with that of russia. >> can you. imagine that. >> that that's. >> that's the description from the kremlin of where things stand. >> meanwhile. >> keir starmer, the. >> head of what's traditionally. our closest ally. >> britain. >> is trying. >> desperately. >> i think, to. >> find a way to mediate. between putin. >> not putin. >> but zelensky and trump, and. >> see if there's a way back towards having the kind of peace deal that. >> they envisioned. >> i'm told. >> david. >> what's your reaction? i'm curious. what's your reaction to how much of a break this has been for u.s. policy going back over the past 80 years? >> so i. >> think in terms of, of. >> of rhetoric, it's. >> fundamental break. is it going to last? >> my own. >> guess is. that over the next. >> few weeks. >> we'll we'll see. >> an. >> attempt to resolve these differences. >> ukrainian sources have. >> told me. that zelensky is eager to get back into. >> a dialog. >> with the us. he came to the white house ready. >> to sign. >> a deal to t

peskov. he used to talk about you, jen, back in the day. >> he. >> hello there. dimitri. if you're watching. yes. >> he chooses his words very, very carefully. they all do. ushakov. lavrov there chose his words carefully and note what he said. he didn't say. oh, i'm glad that u.s. russian relations are on to a new, new footing based on win win outcomes, right? the kind of normal diplomatic thing you might hear even from, like, chinese leaders. no, what he said is trump is adopting our side, our worldview. in other words, he's talking about capitulation. we're coming over to their side. and i think this is really important for the american people to focus on. so let's just even leave aside what's good for ukraine or not. and let's talk about what's good for america. what happened on friday was not good for the united states of america. it isolates us. it's not america. great. it's america alone. and this play to try to be friends with vladimir putin will end in disaster, because putin has no love for our country. he hates our country. he wants to destroy our country. he wa

il y en a déjà eu une de dimitri peskov. il dit: "ce que font les ukrainiens, ça nous importe peu."vec les ukrainiens, c'est très bien. pour les ukrainiens, ce qui reste inacceptable, c'est un cessez-le-feu sans garanties de sécurité. ils jugent inacceptable l'annexion des 4 oblasts quasiment conquis par la russie officialisée. le fait que l'ukraine n'adhère pas à l'otan et le fait qu'il y ait un gouvernement à kiev est un peu plus compatible avec les vues de moscou. on a appris qu'il y avait des contacts entre des membres de l'administration trump et des membres de l'administration ukrainienne. ce n'est pas encore réglé. - stéphanie antoine: merci, bruno. a suivre demain. sur le terrain, la russie a lancé une offensive en ukraine dans la région frontalière de soumy et revendique la prise d'un village. l'armée russe affirme aussi avoir repris plusieurs villages sur son territoire dans la région de koursk. les forces ukrainiennes y contrôlent près de 1000km2 depuis l'été dernier et viennent d'annoncer "renforcer" ses troupes sur place. - un revers militaire