we'll get reaction from former foreign minister dmytro kuleba. with us. >> some people like doing things the hard way, like doing their finances with a spreadsheet instead of using quicken. >> quicken pulls. >> all your financial info together in i got this $1,000 camera for only $41 on dealdash. dealdash.com, online auctions since 2009. this playstation 5 sold for only 50 cents. this ipad pro sold for less than $34. and this nintendo switch, sold for less than $20. i got this kitchenaid stand mixer for only $56. i got this bbq smoker for 26 bucks. and shipping is always free. go to dealdash.com right now and see how much you can save. you think those phone guys will ever figure out how to keep 5g home internet from slowing down during peak hours? their customers have to share a wireless signal with everyone in their area. oooh. you know, it's kinda like when you bring a really big cake for your birthday, and then there's only a little, tiny sliver left for the birthday girl. aw. well, wish her a happy birthday. happy birthday... -it's... ...to h

speaking to the bbc, dmytro kuleba said russia it's winning.nce. and the whole trump administration to achieve ukrainian territories and weaken the ukrainian state. president vladimir putin — in his interview to the new york post. i spoke to hanna shelest, the non—resident senior fellow this conversation would be just between putin and trump, so that would be dangerous. we that there was a pdaineaaman and an effigy; w ....p ..-.....- 77 is a 175??? ii é fiifiéféfif. egtigféi leadership. would see how of leadership. we would see how trump would try to push, shaq sanctions or at the same time, it promises. at the same time, it would have easy to make would have been easy to make compromises in the territories. _eeei in the same time, mr putin would try to as much as postpone as much as possible. to take as least as possible of because for theyobligations. because for time is very beneficial. hintgtinis is ssr’y’ psnstioisl. arms forces positions because of fist fit the lifting of sanctions. at this time, if we the eew; z 77j°mmg jo|n|ngthe 7 europeans

speaking to the bbc, dmytro kuleba said russia and the whole trump administration to achieve this wille has to do is outfox trump and buy more time in order to capture more our reporter, olga malchevska, told me about the reaction about the expectations on the anticipated peace talks. in the media, both in russian and in ukrainian, mostly mostly they are discussing what is to happen if those peace negotiations do start. so it gives us an idea that both countries do anticipate that the process is going to move. the spokesperson for the russian president, dmitry peskov, said that he can neither confirm nor deny that. they said that the conversations are going via the different channels. and then he also said that he mightjust not know all the details. but he doesn't know about it. now, the other russian official, who is the deputy head of the foreign affairs committee of the russian parliament, duma, said that they are expecting that the first steps are to be done by the us. which russian media use covering this story. let's say newsroom is obviously one of the state—controlled so a lot

speaking to the bbc, dmytro kuleba said russia wouldn't want a peace deal because it believed it's winninghis donald trump has actually spoken with v to you, — does this donald trump has actually spoken with v to you, in — does this donald trump has actually spoken with v to you, in — any as this signal to you, in terms of any potential talks? progress potential talks? any progress 554555557, peace potential talks? any progress ”2:2 peace deal between towards potential peace deal between russia and ukraine?— russia and ukraine? sure. having for russia and ukraine? sure. having - for _ biggest i security organisation, i regionelseeurity orgenisetion. i tell regionelseeurity orgenisetion, i tell that discussions are can tell you that discussions are better no discussions — at better than no discussions — at least if they in fact speak, least if they did in fact speak, that trump probably an from mr 7 7 from mr putin 7of what indication from mr putinof what terms of any peace be'll demend, interms of enyrpeecer having said you can talks. having said that, you can never take what mr putin says

steve will be speaking with the former ukrainian foreign affairs minister, dmytro kuleba, as the countryres to mark its third anniversary of russia's invasion of ukraine. we'll bring you part of that conversation tomorrow. a breakthrough in the ukraine war could speed up unicredit's exit from russia. that's according to ceo andrea orchard in an interview with the financial times. orchard said the developments could help the bank to secure better terms for its russian unit, after previously refusing to offload the segment unless it achieved a fair price. on the macro front, german producer prices came in lower than expected in january, falling by 0.1% on the month before versus expectations for a rise. so a very big miss versus expectation. the german statistics agency pointed to cheaper energy and intermediate goods for the move. german chancellor olaf scholz faced his main rival, the cdu leader friedrich merz, in his final televised debate ahead of the country's general election on sunday. the two candidates sparred over the economy, migration and security, with meretz saying he will on