the russian foreign ministry spokesperson said that she was russian foreign ministry spokesperson slaps behaviour, and the ex—; he.ident said his behaviour, and the ex—; he is ent said his behaviour, and the ex—; he is very aid his behaviour, and the ex—; he is very happy that that he is very happy that someone finally gave proper dressing get down to zelensky, pig- whom he called an insolent pig. you can definitely tell that this development is very welcomed in russia. i think vladimir putin, even in his wildest dreams could not imagine the scenes we saw in the white house. i think is imagine the scenes we saw in the white to use. i think is imagine the scenes we saw in the white to notice think is imagine the scenes we saw in the white to notice that is important to notice that vladimir putin himself has yet to say something about this recent development, and a generally he has been very cautious in his is going to how this situation is going to play out. he has been very cautious talking the cautious talking about the tension growing in it the and relationship between kyiv and washi

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the russian foreign ministry reacted the same that that a spokesperson said that she was a generally in russia? what is a feeling in terms of their desire for a deal to be struck, a ceasefire deal to be struck? how much concern is there on that front? i how much concern is there on that front?— that front? i think it is hard to say because _ that front? i think it is hard to say because we - that front? i think it is hard to say because we don't - that front? i think it is hard i to say because we don't have any proper sociology because many people are just afraid to say what they think because of the scale of oppression we say what they think because of the scale of op; russia we say what they think because of the scale of op; russia started seen ever since russia started this invasion. we can definitely see that some people who support and i wore views, russian opposition in exile actually openly supported zelensky yesterday, cited both european leaders had said he behaved very bravely when he chose not to bend down in front of trump. there are people that think what zelensky did y

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the foreign ministry spokesman says donald trump showed, was trained by not punching, but not a man's, and then ski and rushes form a president. dmitri meditative rush on to us, saying the insolent peg finally got her papa slapped out in the oval office. and donald trump is right, the key regime is gambling with world war 3. that's bringing julia shop of all of us. she's joining us live from moscow and as much criticism of the landscape and washer as they has been support from europe, unity of what's been the reaction there, or that sounds certainly right. so we of course, still to hear from the countries to putting the ship. but the situation is obviously seen here as a very big publics candle. uh, the conflict between the, the 2 presidents have been brewing for quite a while. and finally, bust out of many highlights here that hugh crane and the united states has completely different goals. and this will, ukraine wants to when the school is looking for justice while the united states wants to stop facilities. many has meant that the goal, the trump administration, is to come from chi

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they're from king's college london, just in lines coming through on the wires to us from russian foreign ministryhat there is an ski's visit to washington is an ski's visit to washington is —— sellers and ski —— zelensky. he says that russia's goals and ukraine are unchanged after zelensky�*s us visit and that zelensky was to continue the uk conflict —— ukraine conflict. justin crump is a defence, intelligence and security expert with 20 years' service with the british military, now ceo and founder of private intelligence firm sibylline. he gave us his assessment on what's been happening. i think zelensky�*s stance helped... the more imperative is clear. we saw the aggressor was in a conflict. it was russia. light to european leaders in the run—up to invasion three years ago and zelensky took a stand, what he might hope to sell at the start, when he said i need to out of her, i need ammunition. i think that had a lot of widespread animation. ukraine has fought under excellence or threat. it has survived as far as it had with help from allies. i think ukraine that it might help ukraine got was out

i mean, in a bilateral sense, of course, each team was preparing we at the foreign ministry and they at their state departments. it was a completely normal conversations between the 2 delegations, distortion thing is that the normality was seen as a sensation. this means that our western partners during job items time in the office, were able to bring global public opinion to the point where a normal conversation was seen as something extraordinary. and we will never think the same way on every issue of world politics. we recognize this and re odds ocean and the americans have recognized this. they actually said it themselves where we see a convergence of interest. common sense suggests that it is foolish not to use this in order to translate it into some practical matters and get mutually beneficial results where interest do not coincide as us secretary of state. marco rubio also said it is the responsibility of responsible powers to prevent this discrepancy from degenerating into confrontation. this is absolutely our position to perform public schools of trump. he's a pragmatist. t

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the foreign ministry spokesman says the us president showed restrained by not punching, but not him. is a lensky and wash is full. i'm a president dmitri med vetted, wrote on x, saying the insolent pig finally golf provo slapped down a bit of an office. and donald trump is rice, the key, racing is gambling with world war 3. andre codes and all of his director general that the russian international affairs council. and he says, must goes officials and moscow with a sigh of relief. after watching events on folder in washington, i think that you're in moscow if you are a tough people associated with issues. so there is a clear sky will relieve because they were class. so that means that the key was a very capable community to would be in a position to convince the top the change he's positioned on the conflicts and maybe even to offer soft security guarantees to key if that has not happened. and that's in the, these 3 was not a selection successful person. so that's the, so i think that many uh, at least the official mean. yeah. right now for the both of the receive seeing the same to g

but russia's foreign ministry spokesman says trump showed great restraint not to hit the landscape. and now the wealthiest protest was at fault with police in grace's capital. on the 2nd, down over 3 of the countries west rail disaster, the accident has become a national rallying cry for accountability. the shake and the government jones throughout police reports, americans, the violence and protest on the streets of athens. what stars who does a largely peaceful, much with a powerful political message, much by a small group intent on trouble police in front of parliament, responded to model tough cocktails and rocks with stunned needs and tear gas, forcing many thousands of people to disperse. but the essential message from the early part of the day wasn't last. it brought hundreds of thousands of people onto the streets across greece. jan are still human. i mean a lot the on to send a message that we weren't allowed to claim with them be to be covered up and for the patients need to be held to account as well as anyone's criminal liability. so we want this policy of putting prophe

meetings with national security council with these really ministry with these really phone on foreign ministry. i have to continue that dialogue to try and ensure that we get as much ada in as possible. the one pos, if the you and the one agency that's part of the you and is there a way to deal with the total is the one that's most likely in this case that's under uh the united nations relief and works agency, the one that delivers for palestinians, the one that operates on the ground in garza, i'm the westberg, it's being found by israel from operating. i'm how is that gonna affect it's operation? is particularly in the west bank where it's running that in gauze is unable to run schools and clinics, but it still was running. those in the west bank cannot go well. what did you say? most of the schools and clinics and guns have been destroyed. so that work is already incredibly difficult, if not impossible. but there are thousands of under employees across the occupied past the entire tree and across the region, doing a central essential work. and under is irreplaceable. we don't have human age

the russian foreign ministry spokeswoman, maria zakharova, uh, saying that she was surprised that trump and vance didn't slap him for the way he acted. there have been various other sort of responses along that vein. kirill dmitriev, who is an envoy of the russian president to us-russian talks. he's also the head of the the national wealth fund, sovereign wealth fund. um, he called the the scene historic. and i think that's that points to this idea in russia that this scene wasn't just about three individuals falling out in a room in front of the live cameras. it is also about a sort of historic repositioning of the united states vis a vis ukraine, but also towards the western allies and towards russia as well. certainly that, you know, if the kremlin are rubbing their hands with glee about this, it's because of what it represents, a potentially historic shift towards their position and away from america's traditional alliances. >> all right. matthew chance in moscow. thanks so much. all right. let's continue this conversation with jill dougherty. she's a cnn contributor and a former cn

um, you've had the russian foreign ministry spokeswoman, maria zakharova, saying that how trump and vance restrained themselves and didn't hit this scoundrel, it is a miracle of self-control. there has been a lot of public statements in that regard. you mentioned the the russian official kirill dmitriev, who's a key russian sort of envoy and has taken part in the us-russian talks that have been underway. he just sort of tweeted out the whole scene with the word historic. and i think that's pretty interesting as well, because it just shows you how this switch, this sea change in the attitude of washington under president trump is being perceived here in russia. it's being seen as a seismic change, um, which will have historical implications, uh, for europe and for the relationship between moscow and washington. and so, look, the kremlin have remained tight lipped. you know, vladimir putin hasn't said anything about this, but then he doesn't really have to. he can just sit back and watch his rivals, essentially, you know, tear themselves to shreds. and i think that's what's probably happeni

. >> russia's foreign ministry spokeswoman also weighed in on the clash. in a statement, she called it a complete diplomatic failure of kyiv. christina coleman, fox news. >> earlier today, on mornings on two, we spoke with usf international relations professor stephen zunes, who says president trump is increasingly aligning himself with russia and other far right leaders of europe. >> the vast majority of the west, of course, does agree with zelensky. trump is, you know, in many ways seems to be allying with russia and some of the hard right elements within europe, like viktor orban of hungary. and so, you know, we can talk about, you know, how it was it was a breakdown in protocol and the usual demeanor you have for these kinds of summits in front of the press and that kind of thing. but i think the underlying issue is, is both the trump administration and zelenskyy have very, very different views of the conflict and how it needs to be resolved. >> after the oval office meeting, zelensky appeared on fox news and said he believes the relationship with the

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 believe that very public fallout between the u.s. and ukraine represents a sea change in u.s. relations with its allies and with russia. the big question now is how this episode may affect talks between u.s. and russian officials, aimed at rebuilding the relationship between the two countries. will it hold them back or maybe even bring them forward? a much touted summit between president trump and vladimir putin. matthew chance, cnn, moscow. >> matthew. thank you. let's discuss this further now with our next guest. joining us is jill dougherty. she is the cnn former moscow bureau chief. she's also an adjunct professor at georgetown. jill, it's good to see you. thanks for being here. >> sure glad to be here. >> i, i am glad we are talking to you because as we were watching all of this pla

the russian foreign ministry spokeswoman said she was surprised that trump and vance didn't slap him.ior 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 believe that very public fallout between the u.s. and ukraine represents a sea change in u.s. relations with its allies and with russia. the big question now is how this episode may affect talks between u.s. and russian officials, aimed at rebuilding the relationship between two countries. will it hold them back or maybe even bring them forward? a much touted summit between president trump and vladimir putin. matthew chance, cnn, moscow. >> well, we're getting another view of what happened during that disastrous friday meeting in the oval office. the u.s. national security adviser appears to be blaming the situation on president zelenskyy. listen to this. >> they were. >> stunned. >> uh, i don't know. >> how they thought. >> that could move. >> forward after that kind of. very public. >> episode with the in. >> the, you know, the entire. >> wor

a russian foreign ministry spokesperson. how trump and vance restrained themselves and didn't hit this scoundrel is a miracle of self-control. there is an agenda in russia to demonize and really to get rid of zelenskyy. and the one thing perhaps that has come out of this is that there is a lot of agreement among some republicans that zelenskyy ought to be pushed out. what do you think that would do? >> first of all, i you know, it's interesting that the russians are on board zelenskyy, who they've been trying to eliminate, assassinate multiple occasions and failing. but the leaders of the free world, the other leaders, all of our closest friends, habitual friends, folks that have been there for us since 911, anytime that we're attacked, anytime that we need to rely to defend ourselves, our strongest trading partners, all of them came out in force unanimously supporting zelenskyy. why? because this was clearly an ambush. this was jd vance writing a false narrative about who the good guys were and who the bad guys were. zelens

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 believe that very public fallout between the u.s. and ukraine represents a sea change in u.s. relations with its allies and with russia. the big question now is how this episode may affect talks between u.s. and russian officials, aimed at rebuilding the relationship between two countries. will it hold them back, or maybe even bring them forward? a much touted summit between president trump and vladimir putin. matthew chance, cnn, moscow. >> all right, matthew, thank you. and joining us now, retired u.s. army lieutenant colonel alexander vindman, who was fired by president trump in his first term as the top ukraine expert at the national security council. vindman was also a key witness in president trump's first impeachment trial and is the author of the newly released book the folly of realism how the west deceived itself about russia an

that's according to the russian foreign ministry. putin later publicly praised the trump administration's, quote, pragmatism and realistic worldview, saying things so far are, quote, inspiring a certain degree of hope. joining me now is ben rhodes. he's a former deputy national security advisor in the obama administration. he's a co-host of the important podcast pod. save the world, is an msnbc political contributor, and is the author of the important book, after the fall the rise of authoritarianism authoritarianism in the world. we've made ben, ben about 24 hours since this went down. a little less than that. your thoughts? >> well. >> i think that you put your finger. >> on the fact that this is not just a shift in u.s. foreign policy. this is a complete transformation. of what the united states is in its foreign policy and in the world. and essentially. >> in this. >> conflict, we have shifted sides. >> from the ukraine. >> side to the russian side. and so. >> you now have a situation where ukraine is supported by europe, is faci

that's according to the russian foreign ministry. putin, who has repeatedly ridiculed the united states and western democracy, later publicly praised the trump administration's, quote, pragmatism and realistic worldview, saying things so far are, quote, inspiring a certain degree of hope. end quote. joining me now is the retired army lieutenant colonel alexander vindman. he's a former director of european affairs for the u.s. national security council. he also formerly served as a political military affairs officer for russia, for the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, and as an attache at the u.s. embassy in moscow. he's the author of a brand new book, the folly of realism how the west deceived itself about russia and betrayed ukraine. wow. first of all, i'd like the audience. i think i'd like them to think that we book our show really well on the news. but you were actually going to be here. we were. we had planned this a while ago because of your book, which literally could have been written overnight and published. what what

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