and an apartment in moscow. given a car and driver, he had a substantial pension, his children were allowed to continue in their work. it was civilized. khrushchev left a somewhat civilized soviet union which did not exist until he was in power himself. so in that period between the cuban missile crisis and when he was kicked out of power, he was in a depression, he did not accomplish terribly much but he felt when kennedy was killed that his opportunity was killed along with it. he felt as if this golden opportunity had slipped through his fingers. >> this is bernie in louisville, kentucky. >> good morning. i have to confess i had to do a little bit of research on you and your career so i came up with some type of reasonable question on the topic about the russia and relations. in one of my research you were one of eddie mauro's boys. -- ed morrow's boys. also on nixon's enemies list which i thought was outstanding combinations. anyway, during that time in 62 with russia, china was not the china that we knew no

our russia editor steve rosenberg has the latest from moscow.l, so far, president putin hasn't said anything about what happened in the white house. but then again, president putin doesn't need to say anything about what happened to the white house. not right now. he can afford to allow events to play out. i mean, earlier, donald trump said "this is going to be great television," and you can just imagine vladimir putin sitting in front of the television set enjoying the spectacle of his enemy, the leader of the country he invaded three years ago, being so publicly rebuked by the president of the united states and the vice president, in front of the world's media. so no comment from vladimir putin. we have had comment from dmitry medvedev, the former russian president, who is now deputy head of the russian security council. he, on social media, wrote that after what had happened, he hopes that america will stop military assistance to ukraine. of course, that's what the russians would love to happen. it's been an incredible two weeks or so, which

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all right, let's take it off with mark in moscow. here.

well, let's go to our correspondent and russia, you and your shop, a lot of us joining us from moscow. so how are the russian seeing all of those european rallying around ukraine, the latest summers in london, julia, has there been any reaction from moscow? well there's a rush as many times said that if he's against any west and peace keepers on the ground in ukraine for russia, it's a clear sign of nato expansion. and according to mole skirt a base has some saying it's biasing for now. and also russia is not going to make any territorial concessions. old lines, it's taken, it says, will remain on the russian control. the bachelor is a bonus console contention because we know that you crane is not going to give up those lines either. as russia seems to be in a stronger position on the bottle filled, it shows it's less interested in peace negotiations and you can continue facing let's make patients press secretary to mutual best. coke said, following the lead is amazing in london that the leaders of the western world still have not decided how to present the previous coalition. given t

the tell me how are they going to view this in moscow? i mean, people say they have seen that meeting with absolutely. but of course, if it means that there is no peace deal or no end to the war, that's not good news for poor tennessee as well. they have 2 options. so again, it's worth pointing out that trump is giving away anything for free here, the worse over that is so the ukrainians don't really have much man power less. the nato doesn't have much more weapons to send and we see the front lines are collapsing. and this is why it's important to recognize realities on the ground as press to a piece. so, but again, for the russians, they see this one dilemma one. they can go for the territories. that is, for example, let's say that the native continues to threaten to expand if they have the option between the best in nato or the site in russia. and they will, they will, the next a, this region says, well, have to have the option of a deal which trump to pursue it presents, then they're willing to accept a neutral, a desk with a new crim

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helena: are russia editor in moscow. we appreciate your reporting. watching world news america. for the latest, you can head to our website as well, bbc.com/news, where we continue to have that live page coverage from our reporters poised across washington, wanted to ukraine, and also in russia for full reaction after that meeting in the oval office between ukrainian president vladimir belinsky and donald trump, which did end abruptly. thank you for your company. i will have more for you very soon. bye for now. narrator: funding for presentation of this program is provided by... bdo, accountants and advisors, funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation, the judy and peter blum kovler foundation, upholding freedom by strengthening democracies at home and abroad. ♪ ♪ usa today calls it "arguably the best bargain in streaming" that's because the free pbs app let's you watch the best of pbs anytime, anywhere. ♪ geoff: cody and i'm geoff bennett. amna: and i am amna nawaz. >> you don't have the cards right now. amna: ukrainian president le

he used to run several restaurants in moscow. he was also a dear double biker in radio host, but he gave it all a sort of submarine which he had more to in france and bought land in the countryside. then he built a house and moved here. is that let's get rid of 2 calves, one boil in 3 years. we'll have lead milk. i agreed and there we go. 3 years later the milk starts and what are you going to do, which are related to milk? that's how jay started making cheese, and would you believe it? he became one of the most famous cheese makers in russia. although when he 1st came here, he couldn't imagine anything of the sorts. 3 things shooting at the white house and it was there was little money for us was in the hospital as well in a board and everything was really bad. you mean? so i couldn't imagine that. another country surviving. i think americans would die hungry. i didn't leave here right away. i came for 10 days and 20 days and 40 days they was 61, a senior loan going more like home. i would start to go to other countries and i ju

all right, let's take it off with mark in moscow. here. we're going to talk about the if the actrix i'm going to talk about, if there was an ambush, we're going to talk a lot of things about this unprecedented event that we saw with uh, zalinski is visit to the white house on friday. but i want to ask both of you the most important question and the most serious one is have efforts to end the conflict in ukraine, been enhanced mark or the been diminished as a result of what we saw, the theatrics that we saw mark. yeah, i do, i mean this is a frank guess that has shot the world. i. i don't believe that it has either increased or decreased the chance. i think what we had going in. there's a different dynamic certainly, but everything we've heard from the europeans and the key. every gene is uh, they're, you know, they're going to continue to fight, even if the us walks away a mark owing to georgia the last time i talked to you. we were concerned that the initiative that trump was so fond of, of ending the conflict in ukraine during the campai

it proved russia's readiness to engage in good faith for stats. moscow maintains, today, moves abortion you put in your mind. i can only say this to confirm our position. we haven't changed. our president as openly stated, we're ready to talk with ukraine. europe. anyone involved in a spirit of goodwill with us gone, rushes, recalibrating, and serious strategy. most guys, priority is security is military assets in the country, but fostering times with serious new leadership. this allows russia to tank or its middle east presence countering western designs in the region. a city screw, it'll go what's to on syria. both rush in turkey are committed to improving the situation, focusing on stabilizing it with mutual efforts. foreign policy research are set to john urgent underscore as moscow strategy. using churches influence to engage new actors while securing its bases. monday's meeting, locked in, their joints, commitment to stability, a stepping stone to broader influence. russia aims to use turkey has leverage to engage politically diplomatically and even militarily with serious new act

and his president hoped that he can be a step towards reviving relations between rome and moscow. post monthly position. we're going to see it paid. so if you look, i have lived in russia for 30 years. i lived in italy for practically half my life, and i've been living in russia for half my life except for basically my childhood. i was born and lived in italy for 7 years, then spent 30 years in russia and then 30 years in italy. there was never a moment where there was no desire to return to work in russia, and it should be noted that at 1st in years 2022 and 2023. it was especially difficult to talk about russia there. people prefer not to draw attention to their interest in wanting to work in russia. we, as a chamber, have lost a lot of members who simply decided to pay the membership fee for sure, but did not want us to indicate that they paid the membership fee within the russian chamber of commerce, because it was a reputational risk. now, i must say there is less and less of this. there are already people who are more outspoken and openly say it is time. this is felt not onl

it's a low promotional moscow, i suppose, changing this, but a lot of muscle to the stuff to the under control of them, both cape muscle and destruct totaled could offer you the, the vessels captain, who remained in captivity for the longest period of time in the history of some of the by.

a lot of the command-and-control was back in moscow. it was expensive to maintain, but nuclear weapons come with some degree of security, but the deal struck was that ukraine would give up the nuclear weapons for financial incentives as well as from the american perspective assurances of ukrainian security from the ukrainian perspective i think there was understanding it was more of a guarantee. there were two different translations and i think this is emblematic of the relationship. the u.s. wanted ambiguity, but that room only left room for russia to take advantage of ambiguity and i will end by saying in learning about this i think it was important for ukraine to give up nuclear weapons and we had this thing where it was a microcosm of the u.s.-ukraine relationship. we would argue about the narrative arc and everything, but the budapest memo is a great example. benjamin: one of the striking things about that story when we talked to diplomats at the senior levels, when you talk to people who were literally in one case my sister's coll

that's bringing julia shop a lot of why she's standing by for us and moscow. and that has been as much cautious as it moves the landscape in russia, usually as they have support from europe. tell us about the reaction there of the. that's right, although we haven't had from the countries told police to ship, there were many opinions expressed by russia's, of the officials and the opinion makers. you mentioned form a russian presence, meet truman, nevada, and he called trump's rhetoric tools that landscape fee us review kind of a slap. i think that it was not enough and judge to stop miniature age to kids. while marie is a harbor for administrative foreign ministry spokesman and made some looking remarks, remarks at tools zelinski unless he arrive at the landscape gave a most a clause said the white house on how politicians do not have to talk to trump some say the confident between the 2 presidents mature the long time ago and it finally broke out. and its main reason is because you, crane and the united states have completely different goals here. ukraine wan

steve rosenberg sent us this update from moscow. so what has the reaction been here in moscow?ir putin, he wrote this about the london summit. in other words, a gathering of witches. and so that those people who were taking part want to continue the war. the meeting in london. they are against you. they are against russia, they are against peace. we know what russia is against. and in an interview published today, so it seems that russia's position hasn't changed on european peacekeepers. it's a big no. russian state television, in its big weekly news review show, not only criticised the idea it said, what troops can they afford to send? steve rosenberg there. with me is pike, been . we.“ ,. . a” 7 wall developments. following all developments. let's start with news le figaro is suggesting, by is suggesting, a suggestion by macron prime president macron and prime minister starmer of a truce in ukraine. one—month truce in ukraine. what details do we have? an what details do we have? in interesting development, what details do we have? fifi interesting development, not a fees—le:

embassy in moscow.e your perspective here at all or what can you glean to us on the relationship from that? >> no. it actually shapes my perspective. i mean there's a way to deal with the kremlin and president trump is not doing it. if you look over the past 2 1/2 to 3 weeks, what you've seen trump do is make concession after concession to russian positions. that just encourages putin to sit back and wait for more. that's not the way to deal with the kremlin and it's not the way to deal with vladimir putin, who now sees a very weak person in the white house. >> so if this is a personality issue, this isn't about the person who is now in the white house, what kind of lasting impact could this have on diplomacy when it comes to other future administrations? >> well, i think this depends on what mr. trump does, but my guess is this evening there are some pretty anxious conversations taking place in europe, basically asking the question if, in fact, trump throws ukraine under the bus, can europe count on th

moscow is, of course, jubilant over what they've seen over the course of the past 24 hours. americans are reckoning with this. our european allies and partners are reckoning with this in the kremlin. they're rejoicing and they're rejoicing for one simple reason. there is a recipe that the american government knows, our european allies know, and the kremlin knows for, uh, ultimately, um, achieving and securing ukraine that is victorious, that is to say, a ukraine that is prosperous, that is sovereign with the means and ability to defend itself going forward. and there are three elements to that. um, each of which is fundamental, but one is much more important than the other very quickly. it is, uh, forms of assistance, security assistance, economic assistance, humanitarian assistance for ukraine. it is costs and consequences on moscow, that is to say, the sanctions, the export controls, the other economic and financial measures that the that the west and our partners and allies have imposed on moscow. but three and this is the most important leg of this stool. it is a sense o

so look, you mentioned you work for, what, four years there in moscow reporting on vladimir putin. how is he interpreting friday's scene in the oval office? and why does trump want to defend him so strongly? >> well, this is one of the essential mysteries still of president trump's time on the public stage. and we really haven't answered for ten years. we have been asking the question, why does he like vladimir putin so much when no other american president would, would use the kind of words that he does, especially about a president of russia who has invaded his neighbor and been at war with him now for 11 years, not just the last three. and that has never seemed to be a problem for trump. he has been an admirer of trump's. he called him just this week. he called him cunning and smart. he calls zelensky a dictator. of course, putin is the real dictator. zelensky is a popularly elected president in a in a in a functional, if not perfect democracy. but you're right. i mean, it was fascinating at this thing yesterday, at this meeting yesterday, the things that seemed to bug trump was

>> yeah. >> let's start. >> actually, in moscow, where. >> they're not. >> popping champagne because they're under sanctions from france. >> but they're breaking out the best bottles. >> of vodka. >> everybody is very, very happy in moscow. and you see that across russian television. now let's shift to brussels, where the greatest pool of allies, partners and friends the united states could possibly have in the world. our fellow democracies across this transatlantic bridge. there is despair. there is deep, deep concern and sadness over the way vladimir zelenskyy was treated in the oval office. the way he was. um, simply, i think, ambushed by the president and the vice president in a display that really does shame to the oval office of the united states. i think the question now, jim, is what happens in europe? let's face it, the spotlight will now go to europe. donald trump has made it clear he wants no part of helping ukraine going forward. it's a geopolitical mistake of epic proportion. now the lights go on in europe. they're going to have to step up and take this on. >> as you kno

policy, more toward moscow than it has been in the past. >> yeah. and as mark lays all that out, molly, this is just all a shock to the political system. how is it responding in your view? >> i think most people are still in shock. i think this applies to so many of the things that trump has done at the beginning of this new administration. he has gone full throttle in the direction that he promised to do. he has upended the transatlantic alliance, if not left it in tatters. but this is also the way he's approaching the federal government. this is also the way he's approaching many other sort of systems and institutions that he essentially believes he has a mandate to destroy or weaken, or at least significantly change. so i think, you know, it is certainly the case that that washington is reeling and europe is reeling and nato is reeling. but what you hear from the the trump camp and his allies is, well, what did they expect? did they think he wasn't going to do the things that he said, the things that that he promised? uh, and, you know, he promis

and moscow again is the form of the attendant kindled in this obvious and rushing non pauses. talk to the imagery, training these on russians born and defense policy council. because i've been kind of so good to have a russian on the show up to so many people from the american side. you know, we had the trump, the deputy assistant on the other day, semester and gorka. so, um, i mean from as being saying off and on. it's possible. there is some presence of western european nato troops allowed in ukraine. and of course, a lever of the foreign minister said, no. so what will happen to the soldiers if they turn up? they're, i mean, right now they're in my 6, they're in british special forces in ukraine. what will happen to these troops if they turn up the well, if they happen to come without rushes approval, which is not forthcoming, as, as we said, they may become targets for russian strikes. and that would involve of those countries into a direct and immediate military conflict. where's the russian federation? i hope that the, the rulers of european country is consider that seri

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the what you're watching are the international reaching you live from our new center with moscow? i a my port question. i know your pin peacekeeping troops in the gray and after the war ends. and that's the message from the russian for administer. figure love also assessed the restoration of ties between moscow and washington and spoke about his own personal opinion of donald trump. the new equipment, there is no book and there was no preliminary work. the call happened on the initiative of donald trump. during the telephone conversation upon his suggestion, they agreed to meet and re odds. we flew there 3 days after the phone call. so there was no preparation, i mean, in a bilateral sense, of course, each team was preparing we at the foreign ministry and they at their state department. it was a completely normal conversations between the 2 delegations. the starting thing is that the normality was seen as a sensation. this means that our western partners during jo biden's time in the office were able to bring global public opinion to the point where a normal conversation was seen

otherwise, we are really focusing on the it's 11 am here in moscow, and you are watching all see international with the latest world news updates. a very good morning to you. i top story a coalition of the willing is a ton on hood off since the us led invasion of iraq of a 2 decades ago. but right now it's the u. k. i'm from leading the charges base propose they both. michelle planned to deploy european troops to ukraine as an idea that was ruled out by russia, whether the advance um there's no appetite force in the us either. or even the bridge is neither a mix. it wouldn't be possible without washington's support. those willing well intensified planning now with real urgency but you pay is per pet to practice with boots on the ground planes in yeah. together with all this, europe must do the heavy lifting to put to support peace in appleton and to succeed. this efforts must have strong us back a i would ask everybody this is, there are no negotiations. what is the alternative and other 4 years of war and other 3 years of war in which the united states and europe continues to pour billions of

russia has the largest number of nuclear weapons and that they would be against policy in washington, moscow, and aging? i'm not sure that they do, frankly. um, i've been approved by the lack of serious strategic stuart in europe. i'm. but as i say, they're just not used to is i, you know, i mean the pressures establishment basically for many years now i was being used to getting its orders from washington, and in a sense it is still a bad and the orders of the last us administration, without it, it seems still fully taking account of the fact that, you know, you have a very different us administration. i mean, my theory is that this is so deeply, i mean, it was kind of genetically imbedded in your pin for an insecurity establishment. then think of spend the next 4 years, basically treading water. um, well, praying that the democrats come back in 2028 a box. you know, the bodies give them the general situation, an extremely stupid policy to follow a professor, leave it off a copy of that. well, if i'm the director of the i is your program at the quincy is if you 1st month's it was take off a

top part of touch stream pipeline in southern russia. 3 drones was said to have been shut down as moscow urged card to exert its influence on key of to prevent such attacks hungry described to the incident as an attack on its sovereignty. in the turret stream pipeline is the guarantee of the security of the hon. gary and natural gas supply. so the possible in operability of the pipeline would seriously endanger our energy security. however, energy security is a matter of sovereignty. so attacks of this type must be considered an attack on sovereignty. zalinski and the rest of his a click remain true to their fear mongering and terrace methods of achieving support from the rest of the world. of this time they attacked nato and europe's commercial interest in russia. once again, this is not the 1st time while zalinski was read at the white house by donald trump, m. j. the vance on friday is admitted since attempted to attack the infrastructure of the russian compressor station in trust of the region which supplies gas through the search bar pipelines to european countries. kind of the key

the while you are watching r t engine national, reaching you from our new center with moscow. i a michael, quite well ukrainian forces have attempted to attack part of a tug stream pipeline in southern russia. 3 drones, west set to have been shut down as moscow or i'm try to exit its influence on key of to prevent such attacks. hungry describe the incident as an attack on each sovereignty. the dirt stream pipeline is the guarantee of the security of the hun, gary, and natural gas supply. so the possible in operability of the pipeline would seriously endanger our energy security. however, energy security is a matter of sovereignty. so attacks of this type must be considered an attack on sovereignty. while it looks like a zalesky remains the true to his fear mongering and the terrace methods so much shooting uh suppor from the rest of the world. and this time he attacked made. so am europe's commercial interest in russia. once again, the lensky was read at the white house by donald trump at ga the bands on friday. his militants attempted to attack the infrastructure of the russi

that is the message of moscow music festival is trying to promote the voice of saint nicholas is supported by the tanya and boston chamber of commerce. and his vice president says that no matter how difficult things get at there was all is cooperation between the 2 countries. i was gonna say uh since i am primarily responsible for industrial and investment areas in the russian chamber of commerce and industry and quite regularly having been in various regions. and at the enterprises in a variety of industries, i must say that there has not been a single case, not a single enterprise where i did not find to tell you an equipment. it has always been present. it has always been valued and co operation has never really ceased, even in the most difficult times. that for all those who wanted to, especially small and medium sized businesses, they aimed to maintain their positions slight to modify their activities and make some adjustments. but there was no great desire to leave the russian market today, by the way, at the general assembly. there were conversations about very serious losses by eur

in moscow again, is the form of the attendant kindled in this obvious and rushing non pauses. talk to the imagery, training these on russians born and defense policy council, a present in conway. so good that a russian on the show of to so many people from the american side. you know, we had the trump, the deputy assistant on the other day. the rest didn't go. ok. so um, i mean, trump has been saying off and on. it's possible. there is some presence of western european nato troops allowed in ukraine. and of course, a lever of the foreign minister said no. so what will happen to the soldiers if they turn up their, i mean, right now they're in my 6, they're in british special forces in ukraine. what will happen to these troops if they turn up the well, you're free, help them to come up.

but we haven't seen that kind of a tough negotiating style on moscow. and yet, i would hope that when trump didn't do get in the room that, that does happen. but as of right now, one of the 2 is 2 goals. when starting, this is full scale invasion. one was to break ukraine, dominated, subjugated and create a new soviet union. and the other was to produce graders flips in the trans atlantic relationship in nato. and he's been able to do that frankly with in the last few weeks without really lifting a finger. so rushes throat and it would be good for united states in our interest to get back on track and uh, work more closely with our allies. okay. andrew genario, great to speak to me. thanks. taking time. join us on al jazeera. thanks very much . the says it's ready to complete the remaining stages of the goals, let's say 5 deal. but the 1st phase is ending and how much as no progress has been made and talks to reach the 2nd phase, the group accuses as well as breaching pulse of the agreement, showing the 1st phase home us free 25, living captains from th