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i'm going to ask you a little bit about the, the proposals that are being put, followed by european nations, much of which are centered around appear to be like a, a post ceasefire agreement kind of a deal. which would include having some sort of european troops on the ground and as unit was talking about, that is something one would imagine that actions are not going to take too lightly . because the implication would be that, that will be equivalent to having nato troops in ukraine. and that's something that, of course, the president puts in stock to this war on oh, yes, definitely. the presence of the european forces can be quite a questionable issue. but we already heard several positive statements from moscow, not from the president, but of the local level, but still talking that or can maybe we can agree to some european presence all the round at the con to fly. the problem is where will be these come to climb and what functions these observers are peacekeepers depending on the function. so i would really have to guess, let's remember that since 20 or 40, and we had the boy c special

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 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 need a fee of support for ukraine in europe. no, to be the polish, be just saying that we're looking to is a lensky should repack his relationship with donald trump. i think that space and really is i'm simply knowing that we value the us security guarantees without the might of the us military, which has really on depend european security since the 2nd world war, it will be very difficult for ukraine that will not fight on the

k, c's itself often is a bridge between the us and the european nations the you and i think is hoping that perhaps they can get things back on track with trump. but there's also plan b option is being discussed here. can you or goes alone? could it support you cry and without us support the certain things that the us bring me solves and rockets, systems for example, but also us intelligence that would be very hard for the rest of the european countries of nato to replicate. there are concerns here that the, the us and president trump might decide to pull out more traits from europe. for example, the troops, the 10000 troops that the us is put into poland, one of the extra us forces right next for nato forces that has been destroyed in the last 3 years since russia's invasion of ukraine. so for example, lovely to talks on the sidelines here, and also nate to and brussels, what country potentially, what nato countries could replace those troops. this took, i'm told of, if the europeans wanted uh, could they have that right. and minerals deal, if the us minerals deal with ukraine is not

the talking face to the planning phase, so it is likely that the uk pm asks leaders of other european nationshey could contribute toa ukrainian security guarantee and what they could provide in the event of a ukrainian peace process. as for the meeting with king charles, we are told what? sure. problems, even you. you don't know that. sure. first of all, during the war, everybody has problems, even you. but you have nice ocean and don't feel now, but you will feel it in the future. god bless... you don't know that. god bless you will not have war. don't tell us what we're going to feel. we're trying to solve a problem. don't tell us what we're going to feel... i'm not telling you, i'm answering on this question. ..because you're in no position to dictate that. remember that. i'm not dictating. you're in no position to dictate what we're going to feel. we're going to feel very good. you will feel influenced. we're going to feel very good and very strong. you're, right now, not in a very good position. you've allowed yourself to be in a very bad position. from the very beginning of the war... y

you will have to have the assent and you will have to have the consent from the european nations because that's important and from us. everyone has to get into a room, so to speak, and we have to make a deal. and the deal can be made very fast and not that hard of a deal to make. it can lead made very fast. maybe someone doesn't want to make a deal and if someone doesn't want to make a deal that person will be around very long. that person will not be listened to very long because i believe that russia wants to make a deal. i believe certainly the people of ukraine want to make a deal. they have suffered more than anyone else. but if you think about it under president bush they got georgia. right? russia got georgia. under president obama they got a nice big submarine base, a nice big chunk of land where they have their submarines. you know that, right? crimea. under president trump they got nothing and under president biden they tried to get the whole thing. the whole thing of ukraine if i didn't get in here they would have. and i can only say, you can go back to bush, obama and biden,

>> we are going to make deals with everybody to get this work including europe and european nations. and they've acted very well. they are good people. most of them are friends of mine, the heads of state, the heads of the various countries, prime ministers from the different, i got four prime minister, four prime minister's and five president called me over the last two days and they want to work it up if they want to get it worked out. and if you get also, they are talking money but the money is less important than the deaths. we're talking thousands of young people a week pick people to widely care about ukraine young people? why do i care about -- not all young but they are pretty young. ukraine is running a little bit low and there getting older. they are recruiting older people. it's a very, very sad thing that's happening over there and we want to get it finished. we want to stop the deaths. >> isn't any room left for testing to make it you before midnight? >> no room left for mexico or for canada. no, the tariffs, they're all set. they go into effect tomorrow. >> just to foll

war and the mass killing of russians as a, as a kind of juicy, i'm not sure the use of western european nations can actually launch things without the american satellites and this guy, you know, in any sense, in any other, any other way they don't have the technology, arguably. but how isolated then is this western european area movie. so a russia and the united states voting the same way that you and how isolated you expect your up to be. and that's why i kind of said, maybe version sanctions on west in europe would be, would be not seen is as a place, given most of the rest of the world appears to think west in europe is the only thing standing between russia and ukraine and a peace deal as well. i think it's still too early to, to, to say that the united states has completely changed its course on ukraine, on russia. yes, we have seen the unique case of the united states citing with russia against the european union during a major vote in the united nations. yes, we have seen some, we've heard some vibes coming from the white house that suggests that the approach may be changing, but we went

war and the mass killing of russians as a, as a kind of juicy, i'm not sure the use of western european nations can actually launch things without the american satellites in the sky. you know, in any sense, in any other, any other way they don't have the technology, arguably. but how isolated then is this western european area, i mean, we saw a russia and the united states voting the same way that you and how isolated you expect your up to be. and that's why i kind of said, maybe version sanctions on west and europe would be, would be not seen is as a place, given most of the rest of the world appears to think west in europe is the only thing standing between a washer and ukraine and a piece deal or? well, i think it's still too early to, to, uh, to say that uh, the united states has completely changed its course on ukraine, on russia. yes, we have seen the unique case of the united states, the siding with russia against the european union during a major vote in the united nations. yes, we have seen some, we've heard some vibes coming from the white house that suggest that the approach may be c

that this was a crossroads in history, where he was trying to build a coalition of the willing european nations, forward leaning, able to step up and be part of the security guarantees. this is how he framed it. >> not every. >> nation will feel able to contribute. >> but that can't. >> mean that we. >> sit back. >> instead. >> those willing will intensify. >> planning now. >> with real urgency. >> the uk. >> is prepared to back this with boots on the ground and planes in the air, together with others. europe must do the heavy lifting, but to support peace in our continent and to succeed, this effort must have strong us backing. >> and that very important point there, the need to have us support here. and he spoke about it in this way as well, that france, the uk and ukraine would work on this plan with the european nations and then bring it to the white house. so in a way, they feel like shielding president zelenskyy to some degree from sort of getting in a one on one situation in the white house with president trump. again. um, that turned so fractious just a few days ago. and an important me

>> well, we're going to make deals with everybody to get this war, including europe and european nations. and they've acted very well. you know, they're good people. i know most of them are friends of mine, the heads of state, the heads of the various countries, prime ministers from, uh, the different. i got four prime ministers and four prime ministers and five presidents called me over the last two days. and they want to work it out. they want to get it worked out. and i think they're also, you know, they're talking money, but the money is less important than the deaths. we're talking thousands of young people a week. and people would say, why do i care about ukraine? young people? why do i care about and not all young, but they're pretty young, you know, ukraine is running a little bit low and they're getting older. they're recruiting older people. it's a very, very sad thing that's happening over there. and we want to get it finished. we want to stop the death. >> you talk about agriculture on the tariffs. is there any room left for canada and mexico to make a deal before midnight? a

he also european nations. rare earths and other minerals in ukraine will enough of deterrent provide enough of a deterrent against future russian t so that is where we aggression. so that is where we are at. there are an awful lot , ..,,....,, a, a, w... if some abuts maybes of if some abuts and maybes us. there's no guarantee h——————g: any of this is going to succeed. as you said, it is europe — succeed. as you said, it is europe trying _ succeed. as you said, it is europe trying to _ succeed. as you said, it is europe trying to take - succeed. as you said, it is| europe trying to take some this. and at ownership of this. and at the of this summit, whatever is end of this summit, whatever is said, they want to project said, they will want to project an image of won't they? that the issue and the yes. that is the issue and the question that yes. that is the issue and the question ti have european yes. that is the issue and the question ti have europeé the gatherings have come of the fact is that they are a cou

and i don't think european nations when it comes down to it, will be prepared to commit troops for fear of coming into contact somehow even accidentally with russian troops. the other big offering, which is the money that is being frozen, the 300000000, this frozen across europe. that is a potential, but there will be serious resistance within a lot of the business community that will view drawing down that money is undermining the investment climate in europe. i'm making to europe sort of a toxic location for investment around the world. so i personally favor it, but there will be a lot of resistance from within europe as to us to do that. so that does make it very, very difficult for the or if you need us to come up with something tangible that they can't offer. i would say the findings, but really they have to offer it to the americans fast ukrainian, so hopeful something tangible will come out of the defense, some of the underlying london that i've been fighting russian for 3 years with um, provided launch sleep by the united states and europe, but the disastrous public spat between

listening to the beginning of what he was saying, and he says has that off quite a number of european nations now prepared to step up to take part in security guarantees. if there is a seesaw, of course, he's in a difficult position here, wearing a nato hat because he represents the countries here. but he also, one of the, the most important nato. remember by far off is the united states, and the us is knows that this meeting, i'm one of the reasons this meeting has been cold is because the nations here are so concerned about the transatlantic alons. i'm so concerned about what the us will do with regard to the future of ukraine. it's interesting when the presidency, european commission, us live on the line, spoke to reports, as she said, there were 2 priorities. one, providing those security guarantees, european countries being involved in that. but the of the was your spending so much more on each defense urgency have to read on 0. and for that i will present a comprehensive plan on the 6 of march when we have our european concerts, we really have the defense of expenditure. yep. so very in

well, germany has given more in security assistance to ukraine than any other european nation, and it isn't even close. and, you know, the way that mertz is talking, this is a guy probably the foremost atlanticist in german politics. this is priority number one is to decouple from the united states, basically declare our independence and establish strategic autonomy. this is a kind of nice sight and wonder if you can get it. but, you know, keep in mind, germany has had these pivotal, pivotal moments in its postwar history before beginning in the late 40s, all the way up until 1989, when it decided on reunification. so if the will is there for germany to do it, i think it should also be there for other european countries and, you know, the uk popular and political support for ukraine is unanimous. this is the one country i've been going to ukraine since the war started. never a hiccup about british support, british military capability. that's another matter. but you know europe has the gdp. and another thing that's important to keep in mind here, somewhere. between 40 and 50 odd percen

in a quite sort of, unexpected way, may have achieved a lot in recent weeks because certainly european nationsling to spend a lot more on defence. and certainly he has said that europe should ultimately be at the heart of security guarantees. and, samantha, arguably he's achieved both of those things. yeah, and certainly we know that the uk is going to put more money towards aid and some specifics today from sir keir starmer saying how much more military aid the uk is going to send to ukraine. absolutely. £1.6 billion, samantha, of uk export finance to fund some air interceptor missiles. i've been speaking to contacts in the mod over the last half hour or so. they say the key with this kit is that it can intercept both enemy drones and enemy missiles. these are light, only about 13kg. they're fast. they can travel about six kilometres. 5,000 of them will be produced in belfast. the uk had already put in an orderfor 650. this effectively is ramping up that operation in northern ireland. another example of what the uk is contributing. i asked this also in the mod though, how long does 5000 last?

what are the european nations would be padded to stand up with germany? for example, that would be important. and i think it's a little unclear at the moment because of course of the german german government is in flux. i'll send you election with a new coalition. currently being formed, i think look a little closer on thursday because there was an e. u summit coming up, taking place in brussels. the, the talking about bull money from europe for defense spending, ocean level design, president of the european commission said that was now a priority. but all ready, all the going to get any conclusions from that think something's on the state in brussels because victor over the prime minister hungry says he's not prepared to have any written conclusions from the 27th you members from that somebody's. and i think so back it is likely to take a similar position up to hungry. so a lack of unity in your to. so a plan put on lots of doubts surrounding that plan in tennessee is stomach also spoke about donald trump and the us. and he said that i do not accept of t

out all the stops to show that fidelity moves the lensky is being embraced by him and other european nations as well. this meeting was already in the book before that, so allowed between from as a lensky but it is taking on a much move heights and significance now because you're paying the, to the facing a real prospect of the united states, perhaps putting it's mandatory support for ukraine and there are huge doubt as to 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 support for ukraine in europe. no to be the poll is the just saying that we're looking for is and then you should repass his relationship with donald trump . i think that's based in really is i'm the. a going that resolved the us security guarantees without the might of the us military, which has really on depends your opinion security since the 2nd world war, it will be very difficult for ukraine that will not fight on the very difficult for them to continue fighting this rule with russia successfully sounds k will be missi

k and other european nations are trying to put together some sort of plan and still saying never the less it is all dependent on support from washington. it, it seems inescapable that at the center of all of this is the relationship between the ukraine and washington, between presidency, lensky and president, trump not, no french foreign minister is on the whole, says that dialogue can be re engaged. is that optimism? do you think or all the grounds for thinking that the 2 men can actually talk to each other and get some sort of understanding uh, you know, sometimes i feel like at least in the wonderland, uh when everybody is asking you print to stop defending um to find some business, but no to asking the russian federation to stop attacking ukraine to the that on friday was very emotional. and the fox appealed the vice president vance, interviewed the to president. how did they according talk, maybe not that sweets as they were relations.

alongside our european partners to help secure ukraine's future as a free, democratic, and sovereign european nation>> yes, i do, and i'm really proud of the way the united kingdom has risen to the challenge of the last 3 years in a united way, both in terms of the capability and funding that we provided to ukraine, but also the throwing open of homes here for those fleeing, and i was privileged to welcome some of the families to downing street on monday, and it was a human reminder of the impact that it's having on them, their children and their families. >> thank you, mr. speaker. the whole house wants the prime minister's meeting with president trump to be a success, which requires credibility on our defense spending commitments. the leader of the opposition gave the prime minister an opportunity to unambiguously rule out the funding of any chagos deal coming from the defense budget, and i'm not clear that he did that. i want him to be taken seriously in washington, so i'll make it really easy for him. will he rule out the funding of any chagos deal coming from the defense budget, yes or no? >> a

alongside our european partners to help secure ukraine's future as a free, democratic, and sovereign european nation>> yes, i do, and i'm really proud of the way the united kingdom has risen to the challenge of the last 3 years in a united way, both in terms of the capability and funding that we provided to ukraine, but also the throwing open of homes here for those fleeing, and i was privileged to welcome some of the families to downing street on monday, and it was a human reminder of the impact that it's having on them, their children and their families. >> thank you, mr. speaker. the whole house wants the prime minister's meeting with president trump to be a success, which requires credibility on our defense spending commitments. the leader of the opposition gave the prime minister an opportunity to unambiguously rule out the funding of any chagos deal coming from the defense budget, and i'm not clear that he did that. i want him to be taken seriously in washington, so i'll make it really easy for him. will he rule out the funding of any chagos deal coming from the defense budget, yes or no? >> a

. >> we're going to make deals with everybody to get this war including europe and european nations,y well the good people and most of them are friends of mine the head of state in various countries, prime minister's i got for prime minister's and five presidents called me over the last two days and they want to work it out they want to get it worked out. they are talking money but the money is less important than the deaths. were talking thousands of young people week and people would say why do i care about ukraine young people and not all young but they're pretty young. ukraine is running a little bit low and they're getting older, the recruiting older people to very, very sad thing that is happening over there. we want to get it finished and we want to stop the death. >> on the tariff is there any room left for canada mexico to make a deal before midnight and should we expect the chinese tariffs extra 10% to take effect. >> no room left for mexico or canada. the tariffs are set they go into effect tomorrow. >> mr. president to follow up on my colleagues question. >> the vast amou

and france and two two other european nations will now work with president zelenskyy on a peace planed states over ending the war between russia and ukraine. joining me now is the former secretary of state and fox news contributor, mike pompeo. secretary, good to have you. thanks very much for being here. so that fiery exchange in the white house has triggered europe to finally get involved. your reaction. >> maria, it's great to be with you. look, good for them. better late than never. they should have been at this for years, they should have done this alongside president biden. i hope that their plan demonstrates the resolve that's necessary to get the deterrence, maria, because after all, that's what was lost in the biden administration, right? they didn't deter vladimir putin from attacking europe, and that's what the europeans need to figure out how to get back. they need to do it with president zelenskyy and the ukrainians, and then i'm confident that the united states will be there to support that effort because it matters to the united states to stop the war, stop the killing

make a deal with ukraine and you're going to have to have the assent yet the consent from the european nations. i think that's important to and from us. i think everybody has to get into a room to speak you may have to make a deal in the deal could be made very fast it should not be that hard of a deal to make it could be made very fast. maybe so but he doesn't want to make a deal. if somebody doesn't want to make a deal i don't think that person will be around very long it will not be listen to very long because i believe russia wants to make a deal and the people of ukraine want to make a deal they suffered more than anybody else we talk about suffering, they suffered. if you think about it. under president bush, they have georgia, russia got georgia and under president obama they got a nice big submarine base a nice big chunk of land where they have the submarines, crimea. under president trump they got nothing. under president biden they tried to get the whole thing. they tried to get the whole big ukraine. the whole thing. if i did not get in here they would've gotten the whole thing. i c

>> everybody to get this work, including european nations, and they've acted very well.nds of mine. the heads of state, various prime ministers from the different -- i get four prime ministers. four prime ministers, five presidents called me over the last two days, and they want to work it out. they want to get it worked out. i think they're also -- they are talking money, but the money is less important than the death. we are talking thousands of young people a week. people say why do i care about ukraine young people? why do i care about -- not all young, but they are pretty young. ukraine is running a little bit low, and they are getting older. they are recruiting older people. it's a very sad thing that's happening over there, and we want to get it finished. we want to stop the death. >> is there in the room for canada and mexico to make a deal before midnight, and should we expect to the chinese terrace to take effect? >> no room left for mexico or canada. they are all set. they go into effect tomorrow. >> just a follow up on my colleagues question. >> president tru

secretary general saying absolutely around that table it heard commitments from other nations, european nations and others about contributions for security guarantees and also about stepping up their defense spending, all very important for the white house. and he gave a kind of interesting analysis here that i think is sort of very valuable at the moment. and it is part of that sort of here's where we're at picture. he said, look, the united states is saying we can't really talk about security guarantees until we get a peace deal. and mark rutte said, look, and the european position on this is sort of we're working in parallel, not against with in parallel. we're kind of getting ready with security guarantees for when that peace deal is there. so sort of two parallel approaches is how he described it. so i think there's this collective sense of we know where europe's at, and there'll be something coming forward to the u.s. on that soon. >> interesting. all right. nic robertson, thank you so much. nick paton walsh now in kyiv. uh, how are these developments being received there? >> i think this

and we will see tomorrow large numbers of european nations turning up for this key meeting, which was meant to be about capitalizing upon the success of french president emmanuel macron and keir starmer, visits to washington to drag trump and his administration back into the european security orbit. odd that we even have to suggest that that was ever in doubt. it's been such a plank of european security for 80 years. and so tomorrow, i think there will be messages trying to suggest that europe feels it wants to back ukraine, regardless of the outcome of zelenskyy trying to fix his relationship with president trump. i have to say there are doubts within europe about what it can effectively do without the backstop, as they say. but really, the logistical and heft, logistical might and the heft of the united states. that's a key question here. and so it goes back to zelenskyy and his ability to reach back across the atlantic and try somehow to get the white house back on speaking terms, that the scenes in the oval office for so many ukrainians left them with existential dread, because wi

comes as european leaders have been working on a new peace deal to defend ukraine, with the british prime minister keir starmer calling today's summit a, quote, crossroads in history. cnn chief national security correspondent nick paton walsh has more on president zelenskyy from kyiv. >> well, after a day in which european leaders gave urgently needed solidarity and support on the world stage to president volodymyr zelenskyy after his extraordinary meeting in the oval office on friday, he gave a wide ranging press conference, his first public remarks, really addressing what happened in the white house on friday when he met president trump and vice president jd vance. at first, he was asked if he thought he could salvage the relationship with the united states. here's what he said. >> to as. >> regards salvaging the relationship. >> that you asked about. i think that our relationship will continue because this is more. than relationships. in one moment. we need to be open. ukraine is not the largest country in the world. however, everyone can see how ukraine is fighting for its independence and freedom, and we are grateful to the people of the united states. >> he was then asked to re

but most european nations accept that the idea of confronting russia on the battlefield without u.s. support is something they've never really had to configure themselves for, so urgent hopes that this can be remedied. keir starmer, the uk prime minister, spoke to both trump and zelenskyy yesterday as zelenskyy spoke to french president emmanuel macron. the phones are obviously hot, but we don't have at this stage is a sense that trump is necessarily willing to see zelenskyy again. there are suggestions from many senior republicans or his team that maybe zelenskyy is now the problem. the simple act of trying to replace a president in wartime impossible, frankly, that would sow chaos politically and increase the russian narrative that indeed zelenskyy is somehow illegitimate despite him being elected. all hopes, i think, on tomorrow, showing european unity behind ukraine, but ultimately to the road ahead here somehow involves those horrific scenes we saw in the oval office, leading to a reconciliation. >> all right, nick, betsy, republicans have been very quick to fall in line behind

european nations end up getting trump back to the table, or whether that meeting on. friday really did. >> deteriorate, deteriorate the. >> relationship so deeply between ukraine and the us that that trump really does follow through and starts to step away from active u.s. support for ukraine. >> and to that end, kayla, the white house says negotiations between the u.s. and ukraine are paused until further notice. so what are both sides asking for that would help restart discussions? >> president trump and the white house are specifically. >> asking for an apology. >> from zelenskyy. >> they believe that he. >> was the one who acted in the wrong here. but president trump. >> has shown. >> time and time again that. >> he is really. >> willing to. negotiate from a place of strength. >> and he knows. >> that. >> the united. states needs to be a part of that conversation. >> that is something that both zelenskyy. >> and european. allies acknowledge. >> that they. >> need u.s. security. >> assurances in order to bring this war to an end. >> and even. >> though president tr

uh, you see the the massive consolidated response of all of the european nations, democratic nations in support of ukraine immediately after this, you know, abject. humiliating, uh, display by by vance and trump, um, trying to be both bullies, but also seemingly somehow mastering looking weak. um, so you could see the outlines in response. but there's also been kind of an undercurrent where the french president, macron, starmer, um, the likely incoming chancellor of germany, merz, are going to are now starting to think about, you know, putting together a european architecture and starting to invest, drawing up plans on how the europeans are not going to just support ukraine but defend themselves and warn off russia going forward and meet all these enormous challenges that the 20th 21st century is, is, is dishing up for, for the world and for democracies. but the u.s. is at best going to be on the sidelines, maybe even an adversary. uh, you know, we've shown ourselves that we're potentially going to be an adversary by trying to to spoil elections in germany, siding with the far right

>> well, we're going to make deals with everybody to get this war, including europe and european nations. and they've acted very well. you know, they're good people. i know most of them are friends of mine, the heads of state, the heads of the various countries, prime ministers from, uh, the different. i got four prime ministers and four prime ministers and five presidents called me over the last two days. and they want to work it out. they want to get it worked

zelenskyy preparing for a high stakes summit in london tomorrow, with leaders from more than a dozen european nations. and that summit meant to find a path toward peace in ukraine. following zelenskyy's meeting with prime minister keir starmer today, who pledged to speed up a $2.8 billion loan for ukraine. that friendly face to face. a far cry from the tense fire exchange in the oval office between zelenskyy and president trump friday. and while european leaders have been quick to rally around ukraine, the response from russia is obviously a different story. cnn's matthew chance has more now from moscow. >> well, the kremlin has been tight lipped about the spectacle that unfolded in the oval office, but reactions from other russian officials are essentially supportive of trump and his vice president. that president zelenskyy alone was was disrespectful, the russian foreign ministry spokeswoman said she was surprised that trump and vance didn't slap him. a senior russian official said it was brilliant that zelenskyy had kicked out the white house, and a key russian envoy called the spat a historic. i

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confidence and with serenity to discuss such a situation that is essential to european security and selective security as well as national peace and security . we wish to express our concern with regard to the fact that the draft text submitted to us was introduced without real negotiations among the members of this council. that is why i am honored to present from the house of france the united kingdom denmark and greece a motion to postpone this session with regards to article 33 of the provisional rules of this council until 21 february at 3 pm so we can take the necessary time to examine this matter, thank you. >> i think therepresentative for the statement i now give the floor to the representative from the uk . >> i wanted to say we strongly support the request by friends to adjourn this meeting till tomorrow at 3 o'clock. we note the draft resolution offered by the united states was circulated late friday evening without consultation. surprising councilmembers the opportunity to fully consider and negotiate the text. we would urge colleagues to vote in favor of the request to adjourn the meeting. under rule 33 of

now, do you expect the war monitoring stands to be universal from the european nations? you know, here in nations, the, you and nato are falling apart in all different ways. and that's been very true, you can see this all, they can have a conference in munich and a meeting in paris and, and puffy each other up. but not one of them came forth with any plan of how to survive. they have been under us really corporate political, economic, military covenants for 75 years. nato has a meeting coming up in june. what on earth are they going to say? no, they're, they're coming apart and all kinds of ways. so some of this is just talking tough, but they're unable to do it. and trumpet said the ok, they will back up you us will go ahead with some deal of its own. but let's see if that's real. because on the other hand, he says, i don't like do travelling, $350000000000.00. so he absolutely is part of the passport every step of the way. is there a change now? i think that will be the determination of forces beyond him to, to make that new arrangement and not to have illusions on thi

european. >> leaders urging nations. >> to. >> boost aid, maintain. >> pressure on russia and. >> form a. >>on of the willing. >> for ukraine's defense. >> and then back here at home, president trump's cabinet members are standing behind him after friday's tense oval office. >> meeting. >> and they're. >> also offering. >> criticism of president zelenskyy. >> we're trying to get putin. >> to a. >> negotiating table. >> don't let's not. everyone knows. >> the history here, the back and forth. >> we understand that. >> we all. >> understand that. >> but the. >> question now. >> is can. >> we get. >> them to a table to negotiate? that's our goal. >> don't do anything. >> to disrupt that. >> and that's. >> what zelenskyy did. >> unfortunately. >> it. >> wasn't clear to us. >> that that. >> president zelenskyy. >> was was. >> ready to negotiate. in good. faith towards an end. >> to this war. >> coming to the oval office. >> you know, with. >> the body. >> language, the shaking of. >> head. >> the you. >> know, the kind. >> of. >> the arms crossed. >> we just. it we found it incredibly disrespectf