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do we know how long these riyadh meetings are going to continue?>> you look i mean, this was a hastily put together meeting. it's a work in progress. >> you really get. >> that impression. that being said, they have talked about setting up two high level working groups. president zelenskyy now saying he's going to. >> come here. to saudi. >> arabia in march. and i will say one other thing, and i think it's. >> important to. >> note, jose, president. trump's envoy for russia and ukraine, general keith kellogg, in a briefing overnight saying that he plans to spend three days in ukraine this week. >> he plans. >> to go back multiple times. >> that he will brief. president trump on the view from ukraine. >> so something like a pause, perhaps an opportunity for the europeans to have their say, to have some influence. >> but and. >> this is a big caveat. we haven't heard from president. trump yet. and of course, president trump is the one who decides u.s. foreign policy. >> keir simmons in riyadh, thank you very much. appreciate it. joining us now is for

marco rubio has already arrived in riyadh — his latest stop on his first visit to the middle east ass secretary of state. talks are expected to begin there on tuesday. the kremlin says its foreign minister, the war with russia. the summit a meeting of "pro—war, anti—trump, wanted to end the war. i see that. we spoke long and hard. like, about three hours. i think he wants to stop fighting. he wants to stop. that was my question to him. i think he wants to end it. and they want to end it fast. both of them. gathered there can present a united front. i think that's certainly the plan on a political level. there is going to be no communique at the end leaders will want to show without its approval and that europe must play a key role too, but on a more practical level, if donald trump to it and sign up to it, then there is the question peacekeeping force to be based in ukraine for, well, who knows how long? britain is prepared perhaps to send troops. we know the french have already been talking about that for some time. and there are a huge array of practicalities. force, america still

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so a lot going on in riyadh at the moment.re than just an oil story. >> all of this is happening at the same time that saudi arabia and the us. i guess i'll call them negotiations. we're talking about potentially $1 trillion, 500 billion to $1 trillion investment by saudi arabia in the united states. at least that's what president trump has talked about. but ukraine not happy. they're not they were not invited to these talks. as you frame it in the commodity markets for oil and everything that you and your team do as good or better than anybody out there, do you see it impacting output and prices? >> so these. >> are. >> two really. >> important diplomatic stories for the oil market. so if you could get a russia ukraine end of war scenario, everyone is starting to think about what does that mean. does that mean we have the sanctions placed on russian energy removed? are russian molecules flowing back into their original home in europe? that is what is under consideration. but what is important is you mentioned ukraine was not

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tom bateman, bbc news, riyadh.alks come as the uk considers sending troops to ukraine to boost its security, though it's still not clear if more european nations will sign on to send troops. our defence correspondent jonathan beale has been with british troops in romania, where they're already training in the event they are deployed to ukraine. these troops know they may be sent into danger. shouting let's go! part of britain's high readiness force training with european nato allies in romania. let's go! they're already learning the lessons, the return of trench warfare. secure a peace in ukraine. this brigade is absolutely ready. my brigade back in the uk is ready. but clearly what that force package would look like would be dependent upon what the prime minister and the minister of defence would like, but we are ready. but you couldn't do it on your own? absolutely not. i think the prime minister has been very clear that the uk would contribute to efforts, but absolutely not doing it on our own. from training in

we hear from our correspondents in riyadh, moscow and in kyiv but let's start with an overview from ourespondent. >> a moment of history, americans on the left, russians on the right. senior officials face to face for the first time in years. both sides silent and grim faced for the media but russia back at the top table without making a single concession and clearly glad to come in from the cold. america's top diplomat marco rube yo said they agreed to improve dim lomatic relations and appoint negotiators to find what he called a fair and enduring solutioned to war in ukraine. >> i came away convinced that they are willing to engage in a serious process to determine how and how quickly and through what mechanism can an end be brought to this war. whether he can ultimately reach that outcome will ultimately depend on the every side to agree to on certain things. >> from being international pariah to america's partner. the u.s. insisted no one was being shrined but look around that table. no europeans and certainly no ukrainians. russia's veteran foreign minister said both sides had lene

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loo, riyadh, saudi.is first of all, mohammed bin salman was the first leader that donald trump called when he took took the oval office a few weeks ago. he's going to riyadh, obviously, because that is what he views as the center of his universe and where he wants to really build a deep relationship. but i think, again, the optics of having us, the united states, negotiating with russia in riyadh in a formal official setting. now, remember, this is at the secretary of state and foreign minister level. this is not the same as some phone calls here and there with president zelensky to kind of talk, just like he spoke with putin. these are actual, real, hard official negotiations convened by the saudis. and, you know, we europe has reason to be suspicious. there's a long history in europe of what happens when countries invade other countries, divide them up, and then there's nobody to provide security. we've seen this in the 30s. it led to world war two. that's why there is a nato to avoid these kinds of dy

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tom bateman in riyadh there.our our russia editor steve rosenberg, but first let's go to ukraine correspondentjames waterhouse in kyiv. james, in moscow, president vioscow, bleaseé president vioscn be bleaseé president vioscn be and bleaseé of this russia.?-.-, ,. * saudi yet men victory have glee; eff—222777 have gai sta -e. fizz: :——7——— have gai sta-e. e to é?:——f—r— talks the tali is:he moscow m- seein an earl moscow seein an earl -osition cow we are seeing an early position there and ukraine will see it as vital in its future security. president erdogan, who has been a big ally for ukraine said ukraine should be present in any future talks. so we wait to see if he will be invited down the line.- be invited down the line. steve rosenburg _ be invited down the line. steve rosenburg in — be invited down the line. steve rosenburg in moscow, - be invited down the line. steve rosenburg in moscow, how - be invited down the line. steve rosenburg in moscow, how pleased will president putin be and the significance of t

alex marquardt in riyadh, thank you for that. let's bring in matthew chance, who's also in saudi arabia covering these high level talks. and matthew, i know you spoke with members of moscow's negotiating team. what are they saying about the talks? >> i mean. >> they're being, you know, pretty positive. >> about them saying that, you know. >> they welcome. the sort of dialog. >> that's been taking place, i think, from. >> you know, russia's point of view. >> whatever they. >> get out of this in terms of. tangible results or concessions or whatever it is with. >> the the bilateral. >> u.s. russia relationship. >> they've already. >> got a win, which is that. >> russia for a. >> long time has wanted a seat back at the top table. >> of international. >> diplomacy with its high level delegates meeting face to face like this and with the possibility of a presidential summit on the horizon. they've certainly got that. and it was that sentiment, that mood that was expressed by the negotiator, kirill dmitriev, who's the head of the russia

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coming from the russians, foreign minister sergei lavrov and his delegation as they landed here in riyadherent. the us and russia. president trump's 90—minute phone call we are seeing european countries scrambling to try when we heard the americans call for concessions it is being watched by all the players, but crucially president zelensky saying that he didn't know about these tom bateman in let's speak to our russia editor steve rosenberg, i your assessment on how you think this i your assessment on how is. ou think this meeting is. e as; been meeting is. 22w - been lookinfifi meeting is. 22w - been lookingatgf meeting is_ 2:32:12: gram-£3“; - been looking at images i've been looking at the images coming of riyadh from this of at the two �* russian sitting senigrfiussianpffic’ral sitting american z= the geopolitical effieiele; the eeeeel'fieel 7” ”w" 7 7” of effieiele; the eefiefil'fitel '” "w" 7 7” of that effieiete; the sefiefil'fitel 7” "ww 7 "7 of that will effieiete; the seeeehhkel 7” "ww 7 "7 of that will be very indeed w " t'ridelel} ’ w n fifidelel’rthj when j twhen you that russians when

you see there marco rubio arriving in riyadh, saudi arabia.rce is telling cnn critical talks between the united states and russia over the war in ukraine will begin tuesday to find a path to peace in ukraine, with saudi officials playing a key mediation role. a ukrainian official says they will not be present at the talks, though the trump administration's russia ukraine envoy is expected to be in kyiv this week and says there will be talks there with ukraine. u.s. president donald trump has said the ukrainians will be part of the negotiations. well, millions across the eastern u.s. are still under flood warnings after a powerful storm swept through eastern united states this weekend. at least ten people, including one child, are dead, and officials say emergency responders have rescued dozens of people. water levels reached historic highs in kentucky, and the state's governor believes the death toll will rise as the severe weather event is expected to continue for several more days. thousands across the region are still without power, and off

arabia, the riyadh, saudi arabia, about the future of ukraine.efence have soared since monda stocks have soared since monday of a big in spendingion monday increase in spending. on monday we had that emergency summits in paris, late yesterday, where european leaders stressed the need to take greater responsibility for their own security. the issue of how much countries across europe put aside amidst growing concerns that europe can no longer rely on the us for defence. the uk currently spends around two point 3% of its total the government has committed to increase that to 2.5% will be achieved. was $457 billion — that's around 2% of gdp. but many european leaders and defence experts are saying this isn't enough. indeed, russia increased defence spending by 42% last year in real terms — around 6.7% for defence spending? is broadly about 2% of gdp. there are calls to raise that to 4%. meanwhile, the eu has been contributing about 60 billion for ukraine, and there are estimates travel is continuing to grow despite the ongoing squeeze the owner of h

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the 1st and very important steps have been taken by a, by the two's uh, sites i mean yesterday in riyadh in order to restore relations with the us to launch pace prices in ukraine. but it's to any to voice and your results. so any come, it's come to any conclusions, but the mood hit in russia is quite business like that's according to this call because most of it is ready to move forward. it's ready to develop and as their relations would be us and to continue on this a piece track. so according to a pass called criminal expires, that zalinski will also announce his position and own on the supplements in his country. club has also said that police and we'll choose any goose hate. so with the us off to washington lane's uh its own, and he goes to a to and as for me, saying between the russian president at present and us present, donald trump, it will require some preparation through the foreign ministry stuff and some other preparation. so as soon as. 6 the, the, the t policies are ready for them. i mean, these negotiations will take place. so he thinks post coal things, that's the relati

how significant is what we seen in riyadh, not just for ukraine, but for the global or whether it's an immense significance. that's. it seems that the trump ministration wants to bring russia back into some form of a new security architecture in russia. in europe. i mean, it's not can be achieved. it would be transformative because this is something that's russians. i'm not just russians. i mean many europeans as well as hope for since the end of the cold war, but you have not achieved. but of course, um, this depends on the success of the peace negotiations on ukraine. and there is an enormous amount which is still not clear. i'm certain things have been decided or rather actually just recognize because they've been, it's clear so many years such as a new credit in neutrality. of course, so many other things about the details of the oven, eventually piece supplement remain totally on clear. and we still don't know for sure that such a supplement can be a treat. andre, this meeting last is just over 4 hours. but how important do you think could be the repercussions going forward as wel

so yes you the, the meeting in riyadh is basically, it's the beginning of a process. it's going to be a rather long process. but because it is, ukraine is at the top. you don't see fire outstanding. there's 4 of it'll be, even though you get it. the key thing is getting a seas far. that's not a peace treaty. and even if you get a seat fire the hot stage of the conflict is to be. ready the end, that's the primary thing, but also in re, uh, in the law is also long the term approach of kind of restoring us russian ties for the longer term. so 1st is breaking the ice diplomatically between the new secretary of state, establishing the parameters for the next steps. eventually the talking about a meeting direct meeting between president trump and president fulton. that's not the that say that cannot be, it can't be done overnight. there's a lot of details involved, so they'll be working that out over the coming days and weeks as we move towards that potential summit. and then also you looking at the european side to basically for the europeans. it's available the quite a fe

so according to pest called, it remains to be seen what the talks open in riyadh will bring. what that they will bear, breakthrough in the false coming, brushing us negotiations, whether they will help and the will as soon as possible remains to be seen as well . but all these activities on everyone lips here in russia, on the one hand, these very tongue tribble. so to speak, efforts by the american side, which can lead to take a tonic shift in resolving the conflicts and in, in the strengthening and resuming russia. us relations all dots of course, brings a lot of hub. on the other hand, there's a lot of skepticism because everyone understands that the negotiations are going to be very, very hard because the positions of russia and ukraine really diverge at the moment . julia, thank you very much for that. you do your shop a lot of over the latest live in most close to that spring and child stratford. he's joining us live from ukraine's capital and charles when hearing from you earlier about and loss of home, perhaps a bit of skepticism. how do ukrainians feel about the pros

we're going to go live to riyadh for the very latest there. plus flipped upside down, jaw dropping new videos show the moment a delta plane crashes in toronto. how the pilot and crews were able to get everyone off that plane. and later, stepping down the acting social security head is resigning after doge staffers tried to access sensitive information there. good morning. you are live in the cnn newsroom. i'm pamela brown in washington. and we begin with high level talks between the u.s. and russia over the war in ukraine. secretary of state marco was sitting directly across from russian foreign minister sergey lavrov. the u.s. says the initial talks were aimed at laying the groundwork for ending the war, even though ukraine and its european allies were notably absent. a short time ago, u.s. and russian officials weighed in on the high stakes meeting and the path going forward. cnn's alex marquardt is in riyadh, and nick paton walsh has the view from kyiv, the capital of ukraine. nick, let's start with you. you have some strong new reaction fr

he just arrived in riyadh after a two day trip to israel. and weeks will determine whether russian president vladimir putin is serious about ending the conflict. we'll have much more on this developing story in the hours ahead. team shaq won the nba's first all star mini tournament on sunday night. now, this was the biggest highlight of the night. steph curry nailing a half court shot. nothing but net. he was literally standing on the half court line. then when he pulled up for the shot. curry was the game's mvp, helping team shaq post a 41 to 25 win over charles barkley's team. chuck william byron has won nascar's daytona 500 for the second time in a row. the 27 year old took the checkered flag after a series of wrecks on the race's final lap. byron is the first back to back daytona winner since 2020. the rain caused a three hour delay after just 11 of the 200 laps. superstar denny hamlin was in the lead coming into the final lap, but his car spun out after crashing into another racer on the backstretch. and. in the czech republic, a group

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what do you make of what happened in riyadh, saudi arabia, today? >> well, i think what president. >> trump wanted. >> to do. >> is. >> simply establish diplomatic. channels with russia to. explore the. >> contours of talks. and of course, we'll have to. >> include president zelenskyy, as president trump himself has said, because it's a war between ukraine and russia. so i think this was a first step towards. having talks that will hopefully bring about a lasting truce, because we've got a real mess on our hands. i mean, joe biden tempted putin to invade russia or invade ukraine in the first place. he pussyfooted around for three years, and i think his ultimate strategy was to lose. but just wait until after the election. lose. this is a mess that we've all been handed. we've got to make the best of it here in america and in ukraine and in europe. i think that's what president trump is going to try to do. >> what do you mean? he tempted putin to invade. >> just a few weeks. it was just a few weeks after the disastrous withdrawal from afghanistan tha

riyadh, it being jailed for longer despite evidence that the sentences often fail to rehabilitate themvery door, inside, locked up, successive governments under pressure to look tough on crime. but behind these walls, prisons are overwhelmed and ineffective. a review chaired by the former lord chancellor looked into what's pushed the justice system to the brink of collapse. its report said the cost of a growing prison population has been catastrophic, diverting resources towards emergency measures to deal with record demand. it says short sentences in particular are not effective with high re—offending rates, almost 57%, for those who've been in prison less than a year. we've got to a stage where frankly there is no choice. we are going to have to be more imaginative about alternatives to custody. and i think more fundamentally, have a cultural reset so that this debate is not always driven about who is going to win a bidding war on the longest sentence, but who is going to come forward with a proposal that would be most effective in reducing crime. a few months ago, 1700 prisoners in

and russian diplomats in riyadh, where you are earlier today? >> well, wolf, this may be remembered as the moment or one of the moments that russia essentially came in from the cold was recognized again by the west. here we saw president putin's top aides sitting across the table from the top american national security officials. the american delegation tried to downplay the fact that the ukrainians were not there, that the europeans were not there. downplay the fact that they were just meeting directly with the russians by saying that you have to meet with adversaries in order to get to a peace deal, arguing that this was just the first step in a very long process. here's a little bit of what secretary of state marco rubio had to say earlier today. >> but we have to understand that it's been three. >> and a. >> half years since there's been any sort of regularized contact between the united states and russia. and in some cases, between any of the participants in this conflict and russia. so the goal of today's meeting was to follow up on the ph

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none of them have been invited to the table in riyadh. so european leaders are also scrambling from being left out. they're going to hold their own emergency meeting in paris. but none of this brings anyone closer to those mediation efforts. and you mentioned that dual track. well, the u.s. envoy to russia and ukraine, kelly, will be in ukraine speaking with ukrainian officials as these talks take place in riyadh. the idea being at some point a divide will be bridged. >> what do you expect from those european meetings today that's playing out in paris and this emergency meeting? they called this emergency meeting. what what are we expecting to come out of that meeting? >> it's really hard to overemphasize just how important this is. i mean, we're upending basically decades long relationship between the united states and europe and what europe is trying to do is essentially figuring out how to survive without the security guarantees that the united states has given again for decades. how does europe begin to defend its border without that

the fact that away from riyadh ukraine has rocked by ukraine has been rocked by more overnight strikesout of 176 drones launched by russia. more on that on the bbc new details on that on the bbc new news website and app. to canada now, where all passengers have survived after a plane crash landed flipping upside down at which was arriving from minneapolis in the united states. injured, three of them david willis reports. get rid of everything, drop it. come on. bleep. belly—up on the runway of canada's busiest airport, staff scrambled to the scene. just so you're aware, there are people outside 80 on board survived. officials are hailing a textbook response on the part we are very grateful that there was no loss of life, and relatively minor injuries. and their families. we just landed. our plane crashed. it's upside—down. flight was pete carlson. as we made our descent and made touch down, there was just a very... kind of went sideways. we will pull away from that the moment and go live to the institute of force where the defence secretary john healey is speaking i must say when i con

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upcoming weeks in data, or how should we left maybe to but with you as we get more developments in riyadh has some other power reporting. and let's take this on with i've been hired and who's a professor of international relations that kind of university. great, have you with us at, sir? how critical in your view is this gathering of our of nations is a attempt to try and forge away for the fortune alternative to the donald trump plan to kick everybody out of go. i think it's very important it's, it's been health and rehab, i think because to a database that we didn't come to the end that awards and that's been attended by many companies. we have visa tvs with the, with these are ready and they all agree that piece isn't important to the region. and they will also have good relationship with the united states and they want to keep that. and they have a lot of leverage over the united states in terms of investments. if, as far as we're talking about you with your review and that we're surprised and shocked like everybody else in the whole word that there's a plan that's reduced by donald t

this is something that concerns must go right now before the tools in riyadh as they're getting a real precious word. minnesota will down any territorial concessions to ukraine. he said the ukraine had committed atrocities in those 2 trees now taken by russia. and he said, a quote, how can we give out those 2 trees with russian people with people with only red s, minerals? he was partially power phrasing. donald trump, who had a said that he wanted the $500000000000.00 worth of rent as minerals from kids, as payments for us, miniature, a. so ukraine, something ukraine can sit, is immoral against the backdrop of all the data suffering and destruction and displacement of the ukrainian people that all right, well let's take a closer look at what's happening on the ground and ukraine and institute for the study of full estimate said russia currently controls just less than 20 percent of the crating charge. they have been making gains in several directions. notably, the net russian forces recently took the ton of threats and on now advancing towards the strategic hub of polk rusk. ukraine s

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they want to continue what it's supposed to be the be the venue in riyadh was do as well. us and russia to re establish good, good relations or working relations and just stop the conflict. ukraine in the, in the europeans are not on the same page. peter a let me start off by agreeing with scott that the peacemakers are the true heroes . and i've also been given a lot of talks and interviews about you all to and it's a good model. but what i see as, as the concerns, and i have to talk you last night with my students about the over site, 3, the after world war one. and also if we look at the, what happened after world war 2, world war one ever side treaty fell apart pretty quickly and ended up indirectly leading to the rise of hitler and germany and world war 2. and then world war 2. since they didn't have a endurable piece is led to the cold war. now those weren't the inevitable in either case. but i think there was a lack of wisdom. and especially once treatment came to power. this is what after roosevelt died. i think we were on the course toward world war 2, world war 3 and it caused