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rajini: james waterhouse and kyiv there.st hour the european commission president ursula vonda line has been talking about a new plan to boost military and help ukraine in the process. >> we are in an era of rearmament. and europe is ready to massively boost its defense spending. both to respond to the short-term urgency to act and to support ukraine, but also to address the long-term need to take on more responsibility for our own european security. rajini: lots of reaction coming into the news of america suspending military aid to ukraine. we've also heard from the british government now. the deputy prime minister appearing on the bbc's today program speaking to -- this was her reaction, let's have a listen. >> we are focused on support for ukraine, bringing the u.s. around the table alongside our european partners. we've put more money where our mouth is and stepped up our support for ukraine through air defense, through military capabilities and through military aid and the prime minister will not conduct that on open ai

rajini: james waterhouse and kyiv there.st hour the european commission president ursula vonda line has been talking about a new plan to boost military and help ukraine in the process. >> we are in an era of rearmament. and europe is ready to massively boost its defense spending. both to respond to the short-term urgency to act and to support ukraine, but also to address the long-term need to take on more responsibility for our own european security. rajini: lots of reaction coming into the news of america suspending military aid to ukraine. we've also heard from the british government now. the deputy prime minister appearing on the bbc's today program speaking to -- this was her reaction, let's have a listen. >> we are focused on support for ukraine, bringing the u.s. around the table alongside our european partners. we've put more money where our mouth is and stepped up our support for ukraine through air defense, through military capabilities and through military aid and the prime minister will not conduct that on open ai

let's go back to our top story and bring in our ukraine correspondent, james waterhouse, who joins usank you for being with us. these latest lines coming from president trump saying president zelenskyy should be appreciative. what has been the response to that in ukraine? james: well, off the back of president zelenskyy, suggesting over the weekend that this war, the end of the war is a long way off, that irritated donald trump. he has since said he hopes america will still be part of its path to peace. but we are seeing two presidents who both want peace but with different definitions. you have donald trump wanting a quick one, which he said since before reentering office, he wants a commercial mineral deal signed, that he can show off to america. and ukraine hoax that might give him a reason to provide security guarantees in the future. president zelenskyy wants what he still calls a just peace. i think he points to recent history. you have the 1990 four agreement, the budapest memorandum when ukraine gave up its you -- it's nuclear arsenal, which involved america and russia, in exc

let's go now to our ukraine correspondent, james waterhouse. just discussing the reaction, including from the ukrainian press, but i just wanted -- speaking to ukrainians there, what are people saying? correspondent: if you are watching ukrainian tv tonight, it was reported in quite a straight, measured way. they simply referred to a mineral deal that was not signed, but of course it is the spectacular way things broke down in the oval office which has shocked many, and there are a lot of people expressing their shock online. here in kyiv, the people we spoke to are actually quite proud of the way blood muzoon ski -- volodymyr zelenskyy stood up to a shouting assault by the president and vice president. this is still, nevertheless, a high-stakes visit for ukraine's leader. this was not about purely minerals, nor money. it was about trying to engage donald trump to try to get into produce -- get him to produce a deeper accord with ukraine that could amount to security pledges that would underpin any future cease-fire. the belief you're fundament