in washington dc, natasha buckley reports from brussels on what to expect from the east summit on thursday, didn't dictate what since that is all stories oval office meeting between ukraine president follow to me as lensky and us president donald trump. it's been a dizzying few days for europe's leaders, betty able to keep up with the pace of offense as pace. coldwell, a line for the up tend trumps refusal until now to all fix even new york security guarantees in the event of the ukraine ceasefire has shield a continent fearful of russian aggression but will say propelled it into action. no defendant guessing we must at any time united as your opinions and determine to protect ourselves. you are points to ramp up defense spending on production and ministry cooperation. this tool because it being a defining moment for europe, a wakeup call. since world war 2, the us has insured europe security, helping to create data and deploying thousands of soldiers as a deterrent. if the us steps away filling the gap, wouldn't be easy because you're blacks with and coordination. if we put in your opinio

well, that's bringing natasha buckley and piracy. so strong unequivocal woods from the french president a yes indeed, french presidency manual, my call addressing the nation, trying to reassure the french public. and what you said a deeply, on certain times he said that we live in a new era. it's a dangerous world. he said, and a small town, what he meant, he talks about the fact that the united states is changing calls. he said, imposing tyrus on his allies. he has to perhaps think of his way do us not to go ahead with that. but he made it very clear that he was talking about the crumbling transatlantic alliance between us and european nations european nations. the field of the us is turning its back on them. and of course on you crazy. talked about also what he said was russian aggression and it's right, it's not just the force of ukraine, but he said russia is also threatening from the threatening europe and things like election medlink, cyber attacks and that sort of thing. and then we kind of give in, so that sort of aggression,