that is malayna vessel and, and it's joining us live from london. and joining us here on set as honda shadow, she's a security studies program director at the think tank. ukrainian prism and editor in chief at ukraine. analysts a great to have you with us on al jazeera. so how worried do you think your claims leadership will be right now about what this very public breakdown could mean for us support for ukraine? will they be worried about things like the us possibly freeze, like military aid to ukraine? thank you for this invitation because that's really very timely discussion about the role of the united states in the russian ukrainian, where i'm in general, the us as the secure, as a guarantor. as for now, the united states provides approximately 30 percent of the military equipment and the nation needed for ukraine. so to percent your up so to percent ukrainian military industry. but at the same time they are providing some of the very crucial equipments like patch trouts. that's what keeps us safe in the big cities in terms of the critical infr

they find that the russian war, in fact, london, breland and paris. well, let them say what they want to say, but uh, russia does need the fluid exchange. and uh, it has to be a non here, the very openly in russia, the after cutting off. uh, gas applies to or uh, the material supplies to a, to the rest of the world that end up in, in western countries would not be uh, you know, as much moved by russia. so yes, so there is, um, a certain degree of uh, how shall i put it in consistency in this whole thing, but that we're dealing with that where they, i call it a strange wall or a wall with the unconventional features. uh, there is no war declared in ukraine. uh there is, uh, the duplicate diplomatic relations have not been officially broken just uh, no embassies at the 2 countries. and of course, uh, relations between russia and europe that are in a, in a proxy was situation. or the united states for that matter to continued uh, throughout the 3 years of the war. yeah, it's a little bit strange for the working classes of russia, though. is it the beginn

now all eyes on london on sunday were meeting is taking place. you'll hear more about that for my colleague in just a moment, but that's where the lens he's going to meet with european leaders and europe has to figure out a new strategy given what's just happened. and, and ron, even as presidents and as he was coming under attack of the white house, the plane was dealing with the number of russian attacks across the country. that's right. we saw a serious strain attacks take place in the car, keep region with several people have been injured and some 64 people have been pulled from the variable rubble in cock keep itself. there are multiple locations where the buildings have been destroyed either as a result of interception. ready as the result of the trains being firing into that area, multiple occasions emerge says, is still on the st. russian, sorry, ukrainian forces say they shut down about 103 uh drones. and for the $51.00 actually didn't hit that target and run. thank you very much for that. that is and wrong con, with the latest live in ke

now that is the security thing in london tomorrow. okay. so on my end of the latest pass lensky, he's on his way that you're may, will have to step up and become an alternative to the us now. but if you crane and you're kind of full to isolate america, but america can certainly afford to isolate in itself. and even as president, the landscape is coming under attack of the white house and run, they were a number of russian attacks across ukraine. that's right, the most serious attacks took place in the khaki region where a 160 s 3 drains were launched across ukraine, mainly mainly of the khaki district. it out there are people still being pulled from the robust site? far. we've had 63 people have been rescued, several people have been injured and lots of damage taking place that. so like i say a 153 drains of that 103 well intercepted and 51 didn't reach the targets around. thank you very much for that. that is, and one kinds of organizations lines joining us live from keys. the still ahead on al jazeera, the you, when was that us a consul,

she joins now live from london outside. i think where that meeting is due to take place. so zalinski and london, atlanta of what's expected or indeed he will meet the british prime minister kissed on the tomorrow on. so i'm a little so hold i meeting of eat is right here in this venue behind me on sunday. and though this summit was already in the books before that disastrous trump zalinski meeting a now takes on an even more heightened importance. and that is because the european need is a now contending with the real prospect of the us no longer supporting ukraine, minutes had already or perhaps withdrawing some of that. so the support on your pen need is really need to see if they can step up to the plate and if they can help defend ukraine on their own on that is something that many analysts believe would be a very, to order and a big challenge. so your, but what is also imagine here is the role of kids. tom, a is a kind of a piece may you cannot between russia and ukraine, but between donald trump unfaltering is a lensky. he had spoken to both of those leaders yesterd

and europe stand in all this as sir keir starmer prepares to host european leaders in london this weekend through what happened at the white house today. things started off cordelia and as per usual for these events between the two presidents. but doing questions, tensions ran high. voices were raised and an angry president trump warned president volodymyr zelenskyy that he was gambling with world war iii. following the meeting, ukrainian president zelenskyy left the white house without sending that deal on minerals in ukraine, and canceling a planned press conference. as the ukrainian president departed, president trump wrote on social media, "i have determined that president zelenskyy is not ready for peace if america is involved. he disses back united states of america in its cherished oval office. he can come back when he is ready for peace." let's go back to the start of that meeting, which began in friendlier circumstances with both leaders saying they were ready for an agreement that could help to bring an end to the war in ukraine. let's have a listen back. >> your soldiers have b

the last key was 7 to head to london for a meeting of european meet. as this sunday now, father was in monument crawl was said to have called the ukrainian immediately after his altercation withdrawn. and that's as his european allies have been quick to me to his defense we all know the situation. there is an aggressor who is russia. there are ukrainian people who suffer from the aggressor. i think we were all right to help ukraine into sanction russia 3 years ago and to continue to do so. and when i say we, it's the united states of america, europeans, canadians, japanese, and many others. and this is it. and that we must think everyone who helped and that we must respect those who from the beginning have been fighting because they are fighting for their dignity, their independence for their children and for the security of europe. the scenes from the white house are shocking. how can someone stab the president of an invaded country in the back like that free europe will not betray ukraine? the zalinski, the ukrainian friends, you are not alone. now w

and we know it is a professor of feminist and security studies at the university of london. so us, kimberly says that, preferably does a transformative figure, can use a lot of president of the last couple of decades, some pretty big names who had pretty big impacts. good on bad them. can you? where do you rank router? so that's a difficult question to answer allows you to because what also solved in the previous government. so he's a record beyond the previous government, but also he's long, long standing political career means that he's being judged on a, on a very different scale. one of the biggest weaknesses of the current government is the way that those who are being assigned by the president to deliver the plan, talk to kadence, engage with kenyans, like kind of do not know what they're talking about, dismissive of the pain, dismissive of the depths of the children that me so being shopped in front of parliament during the june 25th to protest. you want kenyans to believe in the plan . treat kenyans with unnecessary respect, but they treat to do with when the voltage

to braves that a we know ok is a professor of feminist and security studies at the university of london, so as kamani says, what do you in the country with the institutions, what i want to ask you do the institutions, what content is there? accountability, what is your perspective? i think we must begin by recognizing the states whether there's a huge trust deficit with 0 to reaching you. everyone spoke about the fact that you're 2 years until 5 year term we are unemployed. some of us have employees, your employer does not wait for you to reach your end of the contract. it tells you, have you performed well or not? we all have performance reviews and performance contracts. and i think the citizens who voted for us saying things are not working. i do not believe that institutions are working effectively because if i tell you that people are being abducted outside your house and you say smoke my people, then you'll also shouldn't be to tell us, pull those up, you're not giving tenants a new confidence. if you say it's not the police, it's not the n i s, but tom or we don't know who they'r

zelenskyy after we saw the swift exit from the white house, and we understand he will be heading to londonurns to ukraine, but when he comes back to the country after such a public heated argument, but with he and his cabinet now be thinking? correspondent: in ukraine, you often get a pattern. the more ukraine comes under attack, whether it is the country or president zelenskyy himself, there is increased unity. even president zelenskyy's most feared political rivals have ceased hostilities to try and rally behind him, because the idea is that if you have a divided kyiv, that plays into russia's hands, but now it is sustaining attacks and insults not just from moscow but washington as well. you have this summit called by keir starmer with such heightened stakes in terms of practical steps they want to take, they might be able to take, as to how to upkeep security out into the country and how to stand up against russian aggression and police a cease-fire in ukraine, but we are still talking about a war that is raging. it is not over. helena: james, thank you. let's get that reaction and bri

is that why london keeps talking about this 100 year contract with ukraine? yeah, it's interesting. i'm sorry to say, i don't mean to insult anybody, but the british position is on believably weird because brandon talks like it is the 19th century ruler of the world and the word pox bartolic car and that they're going to call the shots. it's all or please stop, come down to pay, take a break. we don't need this non stop more. we don't need to stammer flying around the world to say we continue the war, no matter what the united states does. he said in the white house, we'll put boots on the ground. come on on down, please. yeah, it's amazing. we don't need this. yeah. you don't need this. yeah. yeah, this guy kissed um and he will. he was just in the white house. he got no love from chum just now, and then of course in your macro. and he was there about 24 hours prior. he got no love from drum either. i was going to turn it to watch it just for the entertainment value, frankly. but i wanted to bring it, bring you up to speed now that the latest totes and assemble following the discus

grievance continued to attack ukraine, child stuff alger 0, keith, a cranes president will be heading to london next 5 minutes. the cast alma will be hosting him and you need is a monday to discuss what comes next. for ukraine. european leaders have been quick to defend, so then scale to the white house debacle. french president, the manual mike called says global support for keith must continue i think we all know the situation. they're using a dresser, which is russia, and the people attacked, which is ukraine. i think we are, we're right to have helped ukraine and sanctioned russia 3 years ago, and to continue to do so. and when i say we, i mean, so united states in europe and the canadians, japanese, and authors, we must think all folks who helped ever split with coast who has been fighting since the beginning because they fight for their dignity, their independence to their children. and the security of either of these of simple things or the, we must to call off on this moment. so mccain has more on the european reaction from belin. we've also been hearing from people in balance from peop

i wouldn't be surprised if in 3 months zalinski is living in london or some such place to buy, who knows? but i think that he is done, and i think we're going to see this conflict. begin to wind down very quickly. zalinski made a comment to about being able to rely on nato. he can't rely on nato. nato does not have to wear with all they do not have the weapons stores. they do not have what is necessary to keep propping up the ukrainian government. if the united states pulls out and it, it looks very much that the united states is in the process. now pulling out the conflict is over. it's done. and this is something that zalinski either does not understand yet or is not willing to accept us. but this is today's reality, and it was laid out in the oval office this afternoon for all to see. all right, you have a lindsey graham, who has been shared support or of, of ukraine throughout the war has come out on the side of trump. best buy the rock . let's pick a list. a president trump was in a very good mood. last night. somebody asked me, am i embarrassed about trump? i have never been more p

there are supposed to be a lot of leaders from around europe gathering together in london to talk about once there was some sort of a peace deal in with ukraine. how do we counter and support? do we send troops from our country? how do we help fund ukraine and the global security pact in europe? i am hearing from one source that there are more leaders showing up to this meeting than were actually expected to show up. people have watched this. they really understand it and they've taken note. >> there was one european official who said it. now it's time for a new leader of the free world. but my question to you is what's wrong with that at this point? i mean, is it is it time for europe to just say, you know what, we got this. >> i think that's what's going to happen. i think this was clearly a moment of clarity that now the european leaders understand that the u.s. is completely unreliable. i mean, we're facing great dangers here. now, there is nobody that's going to say no to the to trump anywhere in the republican establishment. there are 1 or 2 congressmen that are actually saying th

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