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sign a controversial ret, minerals agreement, discussions, ongoing ukrainian council between the us invoice ukraine, keith kellogg. i'm president. blood of me is the lensky, the deal would give the u. s. revenue from so if you claims mining industries and resources to make up for aid providers over the course of 83 years of conflict. as an inside ski has cooled, the latest round of talks and key of extensive and positive now seem as normal today. we also had a lot of international activities with general kellogg, a meetings that restores who we need strong agreements, the united states agreements that worked for the work. i gave instructions to which swift fleet and very sensibly economy and security must always go hand in hand and the details of the agreements matter, the bits that they are structured the bit to the results. meanwhile, the ground russian forces of launch be new to tax and northeastern ukraine. at least 8 people have been injured and a russian onto the we strike on the city of slab beyond. it's not just the lights as the series of strikes on civilian infrastructure and they've done yet. scrooge a

leaders, ursula von der leyen, the head of european commission and the head of the eu council meeting with general kellogg, trumps russia ukraine envoy. i think look, they're trying to stay relevant. they're also trying to preserve a u.s. role in the future of european security. there's an element of realism here, right? the u.s. says europe needs to take more responsibility. europe is aware that in the short term, it simply cannot pick up all of the slack from the u.s. so they're trying to preserve this. we heard the nato secretary general on monday saying that any european security guarantees for ukraine need to come with a u.s. backstop. the head of the european commission this morning also saying that she wants to continue to work with the u.s. on security. so how that pans out, i think, will be critical. and meanwhile, of course, are those talks happening in saudi arabia as we speak? and we've heard from the kremlin this morning, which i think presents more evidence that it's at this point unlikely that the kremlin is willing to go for any compromises. yet on ukraine. dmitry peskov, the kremlin spoke

then we'll have the eu council president meeting with keith kellogg, the trump administration's russia, ukraine envoy, president zelenskyy is putting in his own meeting. and we just got confirmed by the the british prime minister's spokesperson that keir starmer, the british prime minister, will be traveling to washington next week to meet with president trump. so this is a real flurry of activity as no one wants to be left out of this process. >> that's a great point. look at their travel schedules to see how much of a priority it's become very, very quickly. it's good to see you. thank you john. all right. with us now is ron brownstein, cnn senior political analyst. ron, great to see you. alayna treene played some sound from marco rubio that, on the one hand seems innocuous, but it really jumped out to me because rubio was talking about whether ukraine should be part of the negotiations. and he had a sentence. he says ukraine will have to be involved because they were the ones that were invaded. now, on the one hand, that seems obvious. on the other hand, it's the type of language yo