guest: that russia you covered from ash host: that russia you covered. nikita khrushchev becomes premier of the soviet party in 53, so this book is about khrushchev and kennedy. that plenty of years under a different president, under dwight eisenhower. what was that relationship like. khrushchev and eisenhower. and the change of presidencies, what was his view coming in john kennedy. guest: great questions, a historical questions. in 1956, i arrived there in january. khrushchev had been essentially the boss only for about a year or 18 months. it took a year or so before he could establish his position following stalin's death in march of 1953. so khrushchev wanted very much by 1956 to say to the russian people and to the world that russia is now changed, it is no longer stalin's russia, it is now khrushchev's russia. and delivered a very famous secret speech, i believe it was february 24, 1956. and he summoned all of the leaders of various communist parties which had been meeting in moscow at the time to come back to the kremlin in the middle of the nigh

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but i believe that russia is the people of russia absolutely equal. and the obvious, he sees russia as russia for russians in the 15th century and must go from muska bytes. cooperation with the vc will be a huge disadvantage for the congress in the future. what will the title say? what was the basque is say, what was the variance and other peoples of our country say, seeing right wing nationalist in front of them to excuse me, act according to the principles of grandfather hitler. but no, no, there are graves and just the people of russia leave a quarter. and so this equations deputy, who attended one of those congress meetings in poland, the russian volunteer corps, the freedom of russia, legion, and all the other volunteers who are fighting against pollutants regime today or the future of russia. and i see your task is expanding, strengthening, and helping those who are ready to defend it with weapons in their hands. sounds like mission impossible, considering they can even agree on a single group or vision at this point. and that as a side from all

russia _ more complicated. it is hugely complicated. russia has- more complicated.es. ever since the defeated the turks. and stalin, 7 77— controversially deported thousands of the indigenous population of and after 77 777 and after the crimea and after the second world war. that solidified russian treat; that eatitiitieti fireman ' there and more recently, ._..---._-- l-.- -._j __-..- ..---._ i.. rem-mu: tiieie diiu iiiuie [eleiitl , for .-..---._-- l-..- -._j _--..- ..---._ i.. rem-mu: tiieie diiu iiiuie [eleiitl , for about she thing for russia about crimea was having sea fleet days crimea and was agreed and crimea and that was agreed russia and ukraine and between russia and ukraine and everyone was happy 2014 and everyone was happy until 2014 and suddenly, green men as they suddenly, little green men as they called, ie men in uniforms wetecalled. ie men in uniforms insignia, men guns but without insignia, men with guns but denied sending them there in number of reports 7 number of reports of "that; 5:7 fetbtts if tamer; ' a number of reports of helicopters flyin

let me say a few words about russia, because russia's logic is also very much state centric. and you probably heard the famous saying from vladimir putin, who was quoted. so the state and its institute, tions and structures have always played an exceptionally important role in the life of the country and its people. so for russians, a strong state is not an anomaly to fight against. quite the contrary, it is the source and guarantor of order. the initiator and the main driving force of any change. and of course. but if china's aid policy is has been linked to the goal of global leadership, russia hasn't really proposed anything that can be emulated on the global scale. instead, russia's humanitarian action has been driven by concern with projecting and defending its great power identity, great power status. but for russia, great power identity comes with both rights and responsibility ideas. and among those responsibilities are to play a bigger, constructive role in global and regional affairs. but also help to alleviate poverty. also help to alleviate consequences of natural

left russia. that's what people say. we just one piece and get a horse back and we just want a country to be developing back again. that's what they want, but the west is know that this was the rise of the didn't want to even talk about it because they are afraid of the truth because of the truth from top of the whole western. so called deep all the way the payment a what the i'm, i'm under a real, i'm literally glad you brought it up. i mean, a well over a 1000000, the thing is 1300000 ukrainians came to russia after the, as i most started. okay. i have never heard that in history where the so called aggressor, except uh, uh, people playing for a bit apparently uh, fleeing to the people that are pressing them. but it's never mentioned in western media and i'm really glad that you brought it up. all right folks, i'm going to jump in here. we're going to go to a short break. and after that short break, we'll continue with discussion on you christ say without the blow. my name is joe, i'm a traditio

and so russia accounts you talk to russia, you negotiate with russia, you under make sure there is an understanding with russia, ukraine, unfortunately for trump, for personal reasons, and political we is, is a historical reasons. it does not count for him. so these, these early talks are definitely about the bilateral relationship, which is, which is good because we have to do that before we can find out what's, what thing you're creating and people deserve, which is piece. yeah, no data, it's a neutral piece. it is a piece that doesn't threaten anyone, a piece that is profitable, you know, in fact, you know, we, we know pieces profitable. it really is where we talk about how much money you can leave. only a few people make money from more peace. everyone becomes wealthy in a peaceful state and by and you know, care, you know, care, and after all of the bloodshed and all of the violence, there is the, the, there is no hatred of ukrainians, and russian russians don't hate ukrainians. okay. you're with a u. s. a, i need help ukranian spread, russo phobia around the world. but after eve

they since continued in their efforts to exclude russia as they include russia. now it is because they see it as a possibility of using that time and that relationship as a weapon against china. it's always a plan for the next war and how to face and for others in a very dangerous game in the us imperialism on so many levels is coming down is the chain. and the only strategy they have for moving forward is for more constant for so that means even when they to a fees to planning more speaking to us from new york, sorry, i flanders co director of the of the war international auction center. as always, thank you. thank you. described as a quote direct the warming conversation. this week's putting trump phone call caught european officials completely off guard your brains, e u l. i subsequently issued a joint declaration, demanding a seat up in negotiating table in future peace talks. i think that support for kit will continue until then agreements rich, but not all leaders in the block are on the same page. the president trump at least called zalinski, after a long

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we want to import cheap gas from russia again, and have good relations with russia. again, this also means that we oppose the expansion of nato to the east and north onto the middle east. now, there is mounting and 11 on over. they continued presence of ease ready troops along the pots of the southern border, and that's despite the agree deadline for the withdrawal expiring on tuesday barrow . it says that the idea of continued presence is, i mean, is a direct validation all the a true is an international law, easily claims that the area is off strategic value. it's of as a defense line against has bella. locals, meanwhile, had been gradually returning to see what is left of the homes in the south, but some of them have been seen carrying the yellow flag associated with hash block . and now we've heard about their plans for the future. and the towns, landmarks have changed, but that doesn't matter. to us, prays to god, we return to the town. thanks to the blood of motus, we will rebuild the town even if it is destroyed. another 100 or a 1000 times. we are here becaus

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the warsaw sam proclaims russia was to become poland, new world, such as the conquest of russia. it was compared to the discovery of america, with its people sharing the faith of indigenous tribes. the powerless king no longer needs the treacherous boy's son. he sent some new conditions from the original agreed terms. the owner of russia should convert to catholicism. polish nobles will occupy state posts and he gets more into search. that comes to soften regions by y'all to go away. so you will see my subject is the most that so i don't want to see him on the screen. you also see there stokes. i did too much for. yeah. so some of these are cool, no pro force coordinates. that answer here is a thought. but you know, the voice, the consequence of what it was will change meaning. and then the principle shanaski who had to solve the issue with the intervention is settled in the kremlin. the entire russian land rose up against the poles. russians comics, taught us body, excuse lovins, an old modes. tolls of expelled the country awaits those epsky simple as 1613 of the election to the

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are you on the side of russia? are you working for russia and trumpet? say, look, i want the tooling to stop the death needs to stop. and so i'm trying, i'm having a difficult time getting my head around is why you are p and leaders appear angry about america and russia moving towards peace. what do they want that to be peace on the continent. the killing has to stop. yeah, you're probably right around. and it's mind boggling the wall membrane language that we have seen over the last 3 years on, on, on, on all of your opinion of us. it was really um, any, any kevin that would go into war mongering from, from germany. you even to the once new to a like old street. uh and uh, and none of the countries like switzerland. um the uh, the item i will, uh, the reason for that difficult to, to find it, but that is in my view as a very deep root, deeply rooted a hatred of russia. that's a very deeply rooted antagonist. and it has only reimbursed was the situation that we have seen of us since 2014, 2022. but um, there is something like russia has to be re, can't r

in freely signing up to the men's good grievance, russia had the opportunity to insure peace, russia and ukraine with a sole parties to those agreements. and this council consistently called on old policies to implement that commitments info. right up until the moment when president purch and decided that on the 22nd of february 2022, i quote, the ministry agreement no longer existed. second, russia continues to violate the you and show it to an international law in multiple ways. and it's more in ukraine, russia has targeted civilians and civilian infrastructure. hospitals, schools, energy infrastructure. it has abducted children is raped women. it is compromised, nuclear safety and security flouted international law and torture to detainees. for all these reasons, it is no surprise that the i, c. j, has issued an indictment on presentation. we will not tolerate russia's attempts to spread this information and tie foot this council's attention away from its atrocities for its efforts to subjugate a sofa in state. russia is the sole architect of the war in ukraine until the end. now,

and the pope dumps russia. the next is available for your loss of young girls and i guess for his older when i was in your but i send your games to me, but that's, that's what i was saying, a sec here of the city. and i had the assume, cuz i need someone you've understood me as though you did ask us that way. so when you, but i've had this past that if you put them in the past, but at the volt of issues quoted roles suppose automate. it's a of new mine. yeah. it's though it's furnished the purpose people is that the new mind? yeah. it is 9 me or is it possible? what do i be a good police except you know for you to order. a pastor, the golden age of the polish lithuanian commonwealth begins and it would last almost 2 centuries. the were districts party to vote in a small. she must close your pursuit in your boat, shifting your blood as a bush and what i see my people clicked on the shirt. i see it does require the quick put symbol in the bottle. in his works, journalist and member of the imperial orthodox palest

the desire to see nato continued to in circle around russia and to isolate russia. that's, that's what we've been hearing now from our leaders in the united states for at least 3 years now, over and over we keep hearing how a rush it must be isolated financially and must be isolated from other global markets that needs to be removed from power we've had lawmakers who have made these wild statements. the reality is, is that if there is any country in the world that is more polarized, in terms of the way the us use and the russian, i wish someone would point to it on a masters part of the reason this was significant for, for folks at agent or in africa or in latin america, is because if russia, in a matter of weeks after trump becomes president, can normalize relations with the united states, it throws the doors opened, disabled. what else is possible? this is clearly not the same regime in terms of the united states power that's been in power. it's not just not only the same administration and the different president, but as you all know, just because the change pres

and then, there's russia.rance of troops from nato countries in ukraine as part of any peace deal is completely unacceptable. put all of this together and in practice the prime minister's proposal would mean significantly expanding the u.k.'s military and a willingness, if need be, to militarily engage russia or its proxies. it's an acknowledgement of how much has changed. >> taking us through some of the numbers that might be involved. joining me now to discuss that further is dr. neil marvin director of security at the ros:ter: united services institute. welcome to "bbc news." you were listening across to what walt ralls had to say. do you think sir keir stormer's pledge is a realistic one? >> i think he's highlighted many, many questions that haven't been answered by this pledge. what exactly is the force, what are they going to do, where would they be, whose command would they be under, which countries would be involved and the key question is the u.k. actually ready to fight a nuclear superpower in the fo

so russia stop the tape them. i said again, love it all along with presidential aid has landed in saudi arabia where they will meet with the us delegation on tuesday. the i expect it to discuss the ways of potentially resolving the water, a new cray. all of a sudden the issue of restoring normal relations is on the agenda. now the question is about agreeing on how to start negotiations for now in this context is we're talking about bilateral negotiations. the latest comments that we have from any sort of russian official on these upcoming negotiations that are set to take place in saudi arabia on tuesday are from sir day lab, rob the russian foreign minister during his bilateral meeting with the serbian foreign minister. but they didn't just talk, of course about relations between serbia and russia. lab, rob, tony, talked a lot about the expectations that the russian side has for these upcoming negotiations. the sort of echoed something that the kremlin said earlier today that the russian side is going into this,

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and the piece still will be between russia and ukraine. not russia and america. i was so sure i'll just go to washington. well, it's here from ukrainian president reload him. is lensky who says that he's held what he calls very substantive talks with washington, the ends of war and new crime. he prizes what he described as terms of genuine interest in working towards pace. it is useful which the most time i met again blog . i had a conversation with president trump a good and detailed discussion. i am grateful to the president for his genuine interest in our share at opportunities, and how we can work together to bring real peace closer to to it was a long conversation. we discussed many aspects of diplomatic, military, economic and keepers down the drum and president trump informed me of what putting had told him because we believed in america strength is sufficient to pressure russia and putting in to piece together with us together with all our partners. lemme and con joins us now from popular opposite in easton, ukraine. and 1st of all, can you just give us a

the germany and russia wall retails at down in bloody battles. russia's allies, england, and france comfortably put their economies on a wall fitting and prepared to come up, not just germany, but also russian territories to which the conditions were already in place. the better way of getting fiction was done, school in at the mill was just that are so specially impeding luxury is pretty. he had the bullets, he has no success logging in to scribble as to 1917 the, the only with or it was nicholas the 2nd on the provisional government taking ballot proof disastrous from the battle from 1 march. the 2nd 1918. the bolsheviks who have 6 pallets before to sign the president of the russians participation came to an end to give we've gotten this through a last that on down the i seen fortunately, mutual, but you do have the courage to, to, to, to it is and has the rights to be completely independent in states and international matters and appeal to the opponents. people. petra grant, certainly of what goes and so just deputies nolan was now free. did may bill slootsky with us the situation russians d

the policy of containing russia of limited and russia has obviously failed. and this too must be honestly admitted. i believe that there will probably be progress not in the long term, but in the next 2 to 3 months. the atmosphere in the beginning of the dialogue were set by a positive call from president putin and president trump and this atmosphere to hear each other's concerns. to understand each other, the by the administration did not try to understand russia's concern. it had its own ideological dogmas and positions. and what we're seeing so far is still very early, and the american side is ready to listen to russia's position, ready to understand russia's position. and that's where the dialogue begin. let's all this is happening as the landscape on his own to of the region of the u. a. he had to, to, to kia for, to sent around an upcoming prison, a swap between moscow and t of i'm sensing of pools. the blue eyes are on we have right now why he is not on the guest list. so let's keep detroit muscle in the event saying that without you quite and at the t

now we understand this is russia's red line. it is one of the biggest talking points as to when we discussed the prospects of any piece, talks that you refrain, cannot and must not join nature as it appears that since that on. so you have something else in mind, but also did criticizes us partners, criticize a european union and criticize nato as to the reproach and not providing so and see with what he wants, as opposed to what ukraine really needs. and we understand that his resentment, of course, does not just limited self there. that doesn't quite kill them or segments of the talks and saudi arabia, referring to any proposal that comes out of the us, was it talks as an ultimatum with us. what does it mean the united states is discussing with russia the ultimatum that put in said at the beginning of the full scale war, again, about ukraine without ukraine. i wonder if we didn't accept such ultimatums at the most difficult moment. it's why are we likely to do it now to be insured at this given point, at the very least, it appe

caller: russia should stop attacking them. russia started the work. russia should pack up and go back home. host: how do you get russia to do that? caller: you continue to fight them as long as they are being attacked. like if somebody came into your home and taking over your home. lay down your arms, i'm taking over your home. your life belongs to mina. -- your wife belongs to me now. host: let's see what pete has egseth said about the administration's approach. [video] >> we are at a critical moment. as the were approaches its third anniversary, our message is clear. the bloodshed must stop. this war must end. president trump has been clear with the american people and many of your leaders. stopping the fighting and reaching an enduring peace is a top priority. he intends to end the war by diplomacy and bringing both russia and ukraine to the table. the u.s. department of defense will help achieve this goal. we will only end this devastating war and establish a durable peace by coupling ally strength with a realistic assessment of the battlefield. w

are you intercept the gas and oil coming from russia to china because russia and china are neighbors. so this is very strategically important for china itself to mean to, to keep that pipeline open. one, you also accused other countries of politicizing economic issues to try to put pressure on china. i'm wondering, do you think he was referring to any country specifically? well we, we know that it's traditionally that it's caesar united states or g u on behalf of the united states malware. but in a very interesting time, because trump has specifically said, do you want to wrap up the war in ukraine? and this has throw a lot of european leaders into a tailspin because they, they don't know what to do now for 4 years. they have followed the washington line on ukraine and in regards to their relationship to russia. and now trump is saying, you know what, it was a mistake, the green worries, the mistake we should make peace. and so i think it's still very hard for a lot of european leader to make that adjustment. he also warned that if the us doesn't consider resolving all disputes to dia

the us and russia have agreed to press ahead with negotiations aimed at ending russia's war against ukraine. russian and american diplomats held four hours of talks in saudi arabia, theirfirst high—level meeting since russia began its full—scale invasion of ukraine three years ago. the talks are part of a flurry of diplomacy focused on ukraine this week. but neither ukraine nor europe were granted a seat at the table with us and russian officials in riyadh on tuesday. instead, us envoy keith kellogg will meet separately with ukrainian officials in kyiv. and while russia and the us were talking, ukraine's president zelensky was in turkey with that country's president, recep tayyip erdogan. yesterday, european leaders held an emergency summit in paris. france is understood to be planning a second meeting wednesday to discuss ukraine and wider european security, underlining the urgency being felt about here was the us, the biggest single backer of ukraine, sitting down with its friend's enemy — russia. both sides were silent and stony—faced for the media, but vladimir putin's team clearly happ

they need to be free, and i don't trust russia. not at all. russia started it. they gathered troops on the border and they invaded ukraine. i believe ukraine to be free and must be free. so, i would let mr. trump have the president of ukraine involved in the talks. host: what you think about the reaction that we have seen in the day or so since this feud, this rift has started. here's a headline from the washington post. gop senators split on trump's attacks on zelenskyy and reversals on ukraine. caller: the gop in general is supportive of ukraine. there is no question about that. they are walking a tight rope with trump, because they realize that he is the president. trump has done a lot of good, there is no question about it. i support him in the good, but ukraine must be free. there is no question about the russian aggression. there is no question in my mind he was the real bad guy here. putin, i don't trust him at all. the republicans, the gop, they must really come together and really think and do what is best how to best help ukraine. that's my take on it.

problem and working on energy projects with russia is not just stunning. the reporter. so there a minute ago, a week ago, a lot of people wouldn't believe in this conversation. would be happening now a year ago, a lot of people thought might have thought this conversation would never happen again. the idea of the us is talking about energy ideas with russia at a time when europe sadly need both rush in energy and americans, energy and the united states is trying to really build out its energy profile. i think it's a pretty remarkable moment. so that's a very important moment. again, this discussion going far beyond just ukraine, but also talking about the bigger issues about russia in the united states. the united states saying they want to see americans being able to invest in russia and russian companies able to act in the united states. again, this is something that a year ago, 2 years ago, wasn't even discussed. why does it leave? could it could have find itself totally sideline here when it comes to discussing real issues from the economy to politics,

caller: russia should stop attacking them. russia started the work. russia should pack up and go back home. host: how do you get russia to do that? caller: you continue to fight them as long as they are being attacked. like if somebody came into your home and taking over your home. lay down your arms, i'm taking over your home. your life belongs to mina. -- your wife belongs to me now. host: let's see what pete has egseth said about the administration's approach. [video] >> we are at a critical moment. as the were approaches its third anniversary, our message is clear. the bloodshed must stop. this war must end. president trump has been clear with the american people and many of your leaders. stopping the fighting and reaching an enduring peace is a top priority. he intends to end the war by diplomacy and bringing both russia and ukraine to the table. the u.s. department of defense will help achieve this goal. we will only end this devastating war and establish a durable peace by coupling ally strength with a realistic assessment of the battlefield. w

the breakup of russia and that so the goal is remain the same. you know, the regimes different, but the goal remains the same. all right, we're going to live with our jar, sent me while a senior research fellow at the global policy institute george right to have you on, as always. thank you very much. all right, and do stay with us here on our to international. i'll be back with much more news and just about half an hour, i'll see you then by the the, my fellow americans. today, our armed forces joined our nato allies in air strikes against the serbian forces the .

so extended sanctions against russia. you'll see nifty, it goes to the beach including supplies, toilet destruction, equipment, dividing us up. and that means when they seal it, then you said in 2 days ago they on sources of you create a tech, so you want to take you to come from the station through montana with a distance. and you wasn't the next day. you were beans announced that smelled when the decision accommodate them for adults, for the company is good because i realized that you were the germans but equipment made by same. it's like the people as it both out of the i mean, even if we could have this equipment tomorrow, it will take on the bus, the 6 to 8, we use that to rebuild the station with just a photo might end up with some updates or to put him to look at it formally. this looks like the coordinated, serious supplements or something that i would like to need to leave. i think it's just to me to share it to you more. i think it's just an excellent new orleans go in their old ways. pay little attention to wha

today part of them are controlled by russia.part of our territories will still be occupied. but we will never accept the fact they are russian. and notjust we, but the whole civilised world i'm sure, will never do this. it is about international law and order. sooner and later this russian empire will fall apart like it happened with the russian empire 100 years ago, the soviet union 30 years ago, and we will regain all our territories. as we've mentioned, ukraine says the radiation shield at the disused chernobyl nuclear plant was hit by a russian drone overnight. emergency responders quickly contained the site, although officials said it was just 50 feet away from causing a greater accident. president zelensky said the attacks were a sign that his russian counterpart is "definitely not preparing for negotiations". russia's military denies striking the facility. coming our way. but the wind pattern will be shifting. it'll be coming in more from the south/south—west. it will push away the cold air to more eastern parts of europe

and russia in the same context. hey wow great. so we have about. 2025 minutes for questions so we have a mic there. so probably we'll pick three in a row. so please raise your hands. to a kind of. jill dougherty, is this working you turn it up. oh, there it's. it doesn't compute. sorry. when do you want to. onto one. thank you. okay. i hope it's russian. it's not really much each. well, i'm holding it pretty. i'm okay. thank you. this is any day, america. i thank you very much jill dougherty from georgetown university. and i have a number of my students here. you know, i have a question that in the context of what was just which is i think very deep, this seems like a primitive question, but i'll ask it anyway. three years ago, after people a lot of journalists, russian, began fleeing russia, i was in the baltics and i talked with a number of people and remember, you know their reactions and the i had was if you were of russia, i think you know where i'm going to go. can you really understand what's going on and can talk to your f

it's been to come to life like china by russia. gas and china has been helping russia and i don't think was the person that would be able to get that you can so i think uh instead of this uh, based off that bill of getting benefits for us. yeah. i think for us. yeah, since we're giving you a good basically, we will not forget what time that has to be. we've been helping us for the last 23 years or be awesome. it's always been on the sides. i've always been think they were all for us. yeah. and everything us will be one time of the big bottles use issue because they don't want that. they sign up get the spotlights. so yeah, but i think brushing is very closely as long as, as long as there will be wonderful living dining room. thank these devices going to side by the while china has been very helpful to russia for so far. okay, we're gonna leave it there. head of brokerage, the universities government and international relations department, assman already on to as ease. thank you. thank you for having a 20 it pedestrians, including children, have reportedly been injured in a car ramming i