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ukraine out of the process. this map shows the extent of russian progress in the war, here in red, territory regained or held by ukraine, in purple. we are just days from the third anniversary of russia's full—scale invasion of ukraine. we'll have reaction to president trump's comments shortly, but first, here's our north america editor sarah smith. donald trump and vladimir putin — not friends exactly, certainly not allies, but able to work together. like at this summit in helsinki in 2018. mr trump seems to have a wary admiration for the russian strongman, and he says they enjoyed a long, productive phone call today, even promising to visit each other�*s countries. on social media, he posted... there have actually been over 100,000 deaths not millions. and he went on... thatjust raises so many questions. when there is so much hurt here, and there's so much funding that our people need. so although we have always been the country bailing everybody out, i think, at a certain point, we need to take a step back, and see, like, are our people hurting? people the return last night of marc fogel, an american teacherj

but donald trump has said, maybe ukraine will be russian, maybe not a statement that is confused many here. but even if the war ends tomorrow, ukraine has to be safe. an open said business. one of the many challenges to that other line minds that russia has thrown across the east. it's slow, dangerous work. according to the mining organizations, one yeah, of laying down and burns takes 10 years to remove. that's the t. yes. so far. i know the big challenge will be the full in soldiers and dead civilians in the face of those sacrifices giving up territory to moscow is an emotional issue. but that's exactly what russia once, according to that public statements, at least. so getting peace through red minerals is going to be a very difficult challenge. and we're on con, how does there then that's the region, the egypt and cuts that are stepping up efforts to salvage the gauze. disease, fire deal, mediators are urging is real and how much to commit to the agreement as a how much delegation arrives in cairo for talks. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has threatened to resume the wa

russian attacks. without u.s. help, ukraine would struggle to keep the russians back. out here in eastern ukraine, the fighting is relentless with drone and missile attacks coming almost constantly, especially when the weather is clear like today. now, ukrainian troops say they have perhaps a bigger problem, wondering whether they have support from washington. this man, who under army rules only gave his first name, commands a tank brigade on the outskirts of kharkiv. does it feel like decisions are being made about ukraine without ukraine's input? "yes, yes, this is exactly the feeling we have, it does influence the mood, it's very demotivating." >> has president putin weighed in? >> reporter: he is happy with the way things are developing. he described the negotiations with the trump administration so far on ukraine as friendly and going well. he said, it would be a pleasure to meet with donald, that's how he referred to him. so far, no date has been announced. >> richard engel, thank you. >>> federal authorities are investigating another deadly aviation incident. a c

wasn't russian officials as extremely ukrain bowent russian officials as extremelyescribes invited. jeremy bowen describes relationship between the relationship between ukraine and us at he isa he is a disrupter, he slows people their well people off their well established position so they will be flexible enough to make deal. he is the president of a deal. he is the president of the united states, most the united states, the most powerful man in the world. have to listen to he says. he been serif been irem; clear about his b atr eeri; clear about his b at the as clear about his b at the moment. out his b at the moment. it’s his b at the moment. it’s been week since he made that call a week since he made that call to president putin. then, to president potin. since then. with ukraine, well, relations with ukraine, well, they been fractured. the they have been fractured. the relationship since 1945 across the atlantic with europe is being badly it is being badly damaged. it is appropriate at this to with trump in mood, have to look at the north you have to look at th

are right now are located in the territories occupied by russia. donald trump, i said maybe ukraine will be russian, maybe not a statement that is confused many here and, but even if the will ends tomorrow, ukraine has to be safe. an open said business, one of the many challenges to that of the landlines that russia has thrown across the east. it's slow, dangerous work. according to the mining organizations, one year of laying down and burns takes 10 years to remove. that's the t. yes, so far. another big challenge will be the full in soldiers and dead civilians in the face of those sacrifices giving up territory to most go is an emotional issue. but that's exactly what russia once, according to that public statements, at least. so getting peace through red minerals is going to be a very difficult challenge. and we're on con, how does there then that's the region. so it's a coming out just returning home after decades like jared refugees. and finally, leaving nathan shot the a secret agent named by both israel and egypt. well, any case officer who receives catch or double age, always assume the wor

have we not passed that, ukraine would be under russian domination. no question in my mind. what happens in ukraine has an impact on taiwan. xi is watching closely. don't take my word. take the presidents of sudan and south korea, they always tell me what happens in ukraine will have a direct effect in correlation on invasion. xi is talking about '27. the reason i introduced the chips bill that passed into law under mike pompeo's recommendation was to pull supply chain out of taiwan. >> by 2027 date, you mean china invading taiwan? >> right. >> with the american people, you could say why do we care about an island off the coast of china? 90% of the advanced semiconductor chips globally are made in taiwan. if china invades, they own it or they break it. either way, they would have devastating consequences. >> if you are trying to pull the supply chain out of taiwan, does that reduce the u.s. need to defend taiwan? >> the taiwanese see that as a shield. we want to diversify. tsmc is an arizona. this will take time to manufacture more stuff in the u.s. it is more of a threat to

now, happy to sit together with the russians and talk about the war in ukraine. the goal of today's meeting was to follow up on the phone call the president had a week ago and begin to establish those lines of communication. the work remains today is the 1st step of a long and difficult journey, but an important one. and president trump is committed to bringing an end of this conflict. president trump's most senior diplomat sitting across from sag a level russians foreign minister and their teens even deal. but it each keeps the thoughts were useful and constructive were releasing at the end of lead to one another. this us administration is more understanding of our position in the near future will can be more meetings and look at all issues. iron out all obstacles, including the resumption of diplomatic mission. when you pull of extra they go. all of this hosted by saudi arabia, increasing the playing immediate or role the meeting in the the od lawsuit almost 5 hours and wrapped up tuesday afternoon. the americans also said no one was being sidelined, that there

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two war, are going to fighting this war, are going to talk, and that is the americans and the russians. ukrainen the i? the'i'dea that america is, is >> the idea that america is, is the principal funder of the war in against russia. in ukraine against russia. >> no, this is just. >> no, this is just. >> the fact, the. >> the fact, the. >> idea that not even >> the fact, the. >> debate at not even >> the fact, the. >> debate insurmountable is ridiculous. for only $100, for only $100 european person, only $100 per european person, you could continue and plug the gap that the us. >> could have avoided. i'll let. >> could have avoided. i'll let. >> you be the one. >> you be the one. >> to sign that check. >> to sign that check. >> darren, can i can i pick up on that? say we were to do that. say every european puts forward 100 bucks. what? what next? where does that end? >> it doesn't, it doesn't. that's the problem with this already struggling to an already struggling community of people trying to feed the nation affordably? >> i think gareth is right. and every, you know, every single day gareth i

ukraine. that's for sure. it to russian foreign policy interest as a change of the leadership in ukraine. that's what they want. and maybe they have drugs at this moment that's sitting at the table with the united states and or ukraine is the best way to get that. the western view, i have, people have to keep in mind. the western view is very different. we believe in compromise. so called a win win win situations. that's not how the russians see it. so the russians have calculated that the, the moment is right to go to the table to try to see what they want the 9th directory to mr. press cops, comments that in your introduction, there's not going to be a trade, for course, there's not going to be uh, a situation where russia has to give up what it has so illegally seized. and that's going to be a significant, significant obstacle to making a peace deal anytime soon. donald trump had previously said he could end the war in 24 hours, but to these kinds of things usually take a lot longer during the day with many different issues to consider there. sure, certainly are you, maybe we are proba

russian technologies. it appears the ukraine's efforts to distance itself from it's. silvia paused and everything russian is proving tougher than anticipated. while tearing down learning statues and remaining streets is straightforward. for yoga noise in industry is a foss big a challenge. and it seems that a matter how seriously ukraine attempts to break free from the soviet paused, it invariably finds itself coming back to square one see no evil head. no evil speaks no evil. that seems to be the approach of the new foreign policy chief when it comes to the kenning of russian civilians by ukraine. speaking him unit con, call us one so far as to suggest the cube strips of note raised a single lesson non combatants. well, when it comes to russia and ukraine, you know, the difference is that the russian civilians are not dying. i mean rice in children, then we were not dying. it's so which is on the ground, the father territory when you are occupied, then it doesn't mean you know, in words, you have peace, but it doesn't mean that the human suffering was stop. and that is something that we need to work for. c

ukraine? the russian people, etc., etc. yeah. [indiscernible] the russian ukrainians should move to eastern ukraine. host: let's hear from more from secretary hegseth yesterday. [video] >> safeguarding european security must be an imperative for european members of nato. as part of this europe must provide the overwhelming share of future lethal and nonlethal aid to ukraine. members of this contact group must meet the moment. this means donating more ammunition and equipment, leveraging comparative advantages, expanding your defense industrial base, and importantly, leveling with your citizens about the threat facing europe. part of this is speaking frankly with your people about how the threat can only be met by spending more on defense. 2% is not enough. president trump has called for 5%. i agree. increasing your commitment to your own security is a down payment for the future. a down payment, as you said, mr. secretary, of peace through strength. we are here today to directly and on a big u.s. leaks press -- unambiguously expr

easiest top different my to claims that ukraine never pockets of options the video of the color that welcome to our teaching national, reaching you from the russian capital. what the latest from around the world? i am michael. quite right now. we start with some breaking news on the war and ukraine. us delegation is leaving today for saudi arabia to hold talks with russian representative. it's the fuss, such high level beating between the 2 countries in years of the news was confirmed by donald trump special envoy to the middle east sea woodcock. and it's set to be aimed at building trusts with moscow. the russian side has yet to comment. i don't want to talk too much about that ends specifically, maria, but i am going to night i'll be travelling there with the national, secure. ready advisor, and we'll be having meetings at the direction of the president and hopefully we'll, we'll, we'll make some really good progress with regard to russia. ukraine. not a lot of details so far as we finally heard from washington, moscow hasn't commented at yet, and we could only guess who's going to be on the negotiating teams list. but actually yesterday, bloom

ukraine's odessa region. it doesn't seem like that might soon be an end to the war. a russian drone attack injured for people, a knocked out a pallet and a heating to a quarter of a 1000000 residence on wednesday. ukraine is lost about hoff. it's generating capacity in the last 12 months. as russia steps of a tax on its powered infrastructure. there were no drones and the key this time, the catalog, donald trump, is special envoy for you crate. is that to meet president for them is a landscape. the crating present is struggling to be heard by the man who holds these countries fate in his hands. the more yeah, because the invisible i would like trumps team to have more truth. all of this definitely doesn't have a positive impact on ukraine's and that they are late in putting out of isolation. and i think put in and russia are really happy because they are involved in discussions. and yesterday, when they were signals that they all the victim was, that is something new. as mainly the us president has dismissed ukraine's concerns about being left out of us. the russian talks on e

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 happy that pr

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and russian leaders in riyadh that excluded ukraine.trump's comments sparked mixed reactions on capitol hill. >> outrageous. the president says things that are false. what's hurtful is the sacrifice of the ukrainian people we know has taken place. thousands have died defending their country and for the president to argue they were somehow the aggressor is disgraceful. >> i don't want to get between a dog and a fire hydrant. i think they are both good men and want the same thing. caitrÍona: president trump's comments were met with international criticism. keir starmer called president zelenskyy to express his support. he said it was perfectly reasonable to suspend elections during wartime as great britain did during world war ii. he said it was wrong and dangerous for president trump to call him a dictator. our ukraine correspondent. >> extraordinary allegation from ukraine's once biggest ally. >> i have the power to end this war. you have been there for three years. you should have never started it. you could have made a deal. >> an unp

also there on the agenda the russian ukraine war and the future of gaza. president trump's idea to occupy gaza has spurred widespread opposition in the arab world, including in saudi. a spokesperson for the state department says during this meeting, mr. rubio underscored the importance of an arrangement for gaza that contributes to regional security. murder suspect luigi mangione is talking directly to his supporters from behind bars for the first time. mangione is accused of killing unitedhealthcare ceo brian thompson back in december in new york. his defense team has launched a new website on behalf of their client. in a message, mangione wrote, he is overwhelmed and grateful to everyone who wrote him letters and thanked them for their outpouring of support. mangione is expected in court later this week. pope francis is recovering in the hospital, we reported on friday. the pope was rushed to a hospital in rome. he's 88 years old and he's been battling an ongoing case of bronchitis. his diagnosis has now been updated. he has a complex respiratory tract i

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>> thasmtion, jacqui, as president trump calls for negotiations to end the russian ukraine war. let's take a look at the evolution of the historically contentious borders between the two countries, ukraine was under soviet control from the early 1920s until gaining its full independence when the uss dissolved in december of 1991. now, crimea, which is down here, this area here voted to join the newly independent ukraine. but maintained its own constitution and legislature. in november 2013, ukraine was closing in on an agreement with the european union to integrate political and economic ties. however, that did not happen. ukrainian president vector i don't know velicovich halted that deal due to america from moscow. all kinds of violent protests he actually fled to russia as ukraine devolved into chaos and pro-russian protests increased in crimea. so fast-forward to march 2014, russian troops take control of these regions. crimea region, formally annexing the peninsula. crimea gist moscow critical access to the port city of set scope pal headquarters to the russian black sea fle

ukraine. and the russians with duration and of quote. it is interesting how such a clear commitment could align with russia's claims that it is that it was not the party to the agreements. needless to say, it was never implemented by russian. a paragraph, 9 of the means memorandum signed by russia and 19 september 2014 stated that i quote all 4 and military formations and military equipment, as well as militants and mercenaries are to exit the territory of ukraine onto always the money. touring as of quote, also never implemented by russia. finally week off to the 3rd domain document, a package of measures was signed on 12 february 2015. the crane and city of the both of us sustained a full fledged offensive and was occupied by a regular russian troops and their process. these are just a few examples of how the russian situation violated the agreements almost immediately after signing them and all these violations. finally, paved the way to the crime was decision to invade my country. while ukraine took on president of steps to find ways

ukraine. the crane. with the down to the discussion, russian troops invited to crane name one perspective ukraine suffering from russian regression to be happening down in the eastern part of ukraine. this would genocide in distress as needs help us. morning i spoke to presidents, give you free time by assured him of the unwavering support of united kingdom. i have never experienced propaganda as bad. ukraine is turned into a monstrosity of psychological manipulation, where the people have been rudely brainwashed. today, the invasion begins as vitamin pollutants as russian forces into ukraine. it was obvious that the american public was being deceived about what exactly was happening inside ukraine in this war. so what's really happening in western countries generally convinced that protecting a weak ukraine from them, icy russia. when i started uncovering those reasons, it was shocking to me, mentally was very, very shocking of a mistake, and we'll deliver today manipulating the audience. so i just did a little bit of research and came across the role of p r firms in a mass of propaganda effort that is si

ukraine, there is a need to eradicate the root causes to be creating conflict. the purpose of man was to provide an autonomy to the east of the country and such guarantees for the russian language of population in ukraine for den boss to be brought back into ukraine. this also applied to education and the russian tongue as well as opportunities to practice the canonical orthodoxy and the ride. to honor those heroes who liberated cream from the offices rather than those criminals who alongside the hitler's exterminated a hundreds of thousands of jews poles. russians aroma, and the same ukrainians of those of when mister brenda was mentioned by roger waters. today, all of this remains irrelevant with one distinction. that is, as i do crane today has a river, because really last night, just to premiere, but also the dentist and bluegrass people's republics, as well as the her phone ends of pearls or all of us which have joined the russian federation. consequently, there is a need to address the situation in those regions which remain under the control of tier of lastly, if there is a need for the implementation of the new agreement to be dealt with by those authorities. t

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russian. she was born in odessa, ukraine. we travel back and forth to russia a couple of times a year for the past 12 years or so. the russian economy is doing great. there is new construction everywhere. they are not losing. they are not going to lose. as far as being worried about russian aggression, how is austria doing right now? that has been a neutral country since 1950's i believe. unaligned. russia never attacked -- the soviet union never attacked austria and they are doing fine. that is what they want ukraine to be. neutral. guys, they could have traded with russia, with the west, been independent and no problem. no, the net estate did a cook -- the united states today coup with victoria nuland and john mccain in that bunch. we started that war. russia put a red line in the sand and said nodding ukraine. they put up with it in poland and the baltic states. host: you are not saying that russia was justified in invading ukraine? caller: absolutely they were. what will we had done if russia put -- china had put in -- tri

first of mine was forest johnson, the man who was instrumental in the railing, the previous russian ukraine peace process, and april 2022. of course, a country undergoing a violent invasion should not be staging elections. there was no general election in the u. k. from 1935 to 1945. of course is a lend skis ratings are not 4 percent. they are actually about the same as trumps. the prime minister expressed to support for president lensky as ukraine's democratically elected leader. and said that it was perfectly reasonable to suspend the elections during war time as the u. k. did. during world war 2. my colleagues, us get taylor got reaction from workers at party of britain later. george galloway . a start was not exactly accurate. britain held problem entry by elections throughout the 2nd world war and the, the charge of government sustained loss after loss after loss. and there was no attempt to arrest the leaders of the opposition in brit during the 2nd world war. in fact, they were brought into the gum. unless when critics of the government like an iron bevan were on their feet every day

great countries of europe missed the moment when they could have taken the initiative on the russian war. in ukraine. e. u institutions are not capable of an initiative. the coming to my from a mother ship in most, cuz it's not the international one. it's shaping up to be a busy day. so that's consulting. 12 to 4 and a half hours talks between the us and russian delegations have wrapped up in riyadh . speaking off towards most goes talking to promote express positivity at the day's walk. so getting a profound at the well, both countries would always be guided by the national interest. they could do so well maintaining, a respectful, professional dial to go to deals at the beginning of our conversation. this is marco rubio particularly emphasized the fundamental importance of each country. being guided by its national interest in international relations and when we fully agreed with this with these national interests of course will not always coincide understood, but when they do not coincide with me, it is very important to regulate these discrepancies so that so not to let them slide know for the n

come for us to have its own ami addressing and munich, a security conference savanski said the russian ukraine, who is proof that you must not expect help from elsewhere. a sledge be on us now. we con, throughout the possibility that america might say no to europe on asia, that threats and that many, many leaders have told it was your that means its own military. and i me, and i mean of you are a and i and i, i really, i really believe the time has come. the forces of your must be created all different, not to get it sometimes base by components, foreign minister about us not sikorsky about the increased pressure that us is putting on. so that ski a definitely a change of tone, much more hard hitting speech from zalinski here. and he's comments since that speech in that news conference i'm told by an informed ukrainian source that follows the speech here 24 hours earlier by j d bands where he attacked europe and the, the european democracy in your leaders. he said with sensory democracy, that is, i've told why. so that's key chase. this time you want stuff. you know, it's your opinion leaders

will use forces they didn't happen but maybe we have three more days will throw the part about russian ukraine candidates from bundaberg and it's happening today. before i leave today from a novel review and security advisor. the only process were i saw little they talk about ukraine is limited research is and exploring new partnerships so you can just of is the list talks about a bus barely presidential and there any time ukraine and's right to use the sun's question and it remains successful in the participants are more likely. the new developments also for russian diplomats in willingness to negotiate. that is new development on the ground and they keep pushing forward and adjusting economically and there is more willingness on this possibility and negotiating and discussions are growing and there is no willingness on the ground but they are already regarded as one. they are at the negotiating table. president trump is still unclear on negotiations. trumps approaches to proceed these meetings where they are an arbitrary side. trying to ended with these obstacles in the biden administration

but donald trump has said, maybe ukraine will be russian, maybe not a statement that is confused many here and bots, even if the will ends tomorrow. ukraine has to be safe. an open said business. one of the many challenges to that are the line lines that russia has so many across the east. it's slow, dangerous work, according to the mining organizations, one year of laying down and burns takes 10 years to remove. that's the t. yes so far. another big challenge will be the full and soldiers and dead civilians. in the face of those sacrifices giving up territory to most go is an emotional issue. but that's exactly what russia once, according to that public statements, at least. so getting peace through red minerals is going to be a very difficult challenge. and we're on con, how does there then? that's the region the committee to protect journalist has released its annual report. findings show that last year was the deadline, is for jeff. this says organization began documenting in 1992. it says 124 journalist and media workers were killed across the world in 2024. israel is responsible

now, the russians are cautioning, though, that any sort of way to an end to the war in ukraine might as easy as president trump may have let on before taking office. and shortly after taking office. the russians are saying that there are a lot of issues for them, that they simply will not budge from. one of the ones, and this was also set out by the kremlin spokesman, is the territory that ukraine currently holds inside of russia, in the kursk region, where the russians are saying they want to militarily oust the ukrainians from that territory. they do not want that to be part of negotiations going forward. and then, of course, there is also the question of all the territory that the russians hold inside of ukraine and the question of possible ukrainian nato membership in the future. of course, there again, we've heard mixed messages coming from the trump administration, some trump officials saying they do not believe that ukraine will be a part of nato. others saying that it is something that might happen in the future. the russians certainly also wanting to clarify that fred pleitg

he's afraid of a democratic and free ukraine than a nato ukraine. russian citizens see that on their doorstep, it is the end for putin and he knows it. it's not nato, it's a free and democratic ukraine. this martial law in ukraine, how can you get a vote? you can't get an honest vote. trump himself should know about honest votes. host: bob focusing at the end about the criticism on delayed elections are the editorial board of the washington journal bringing up that point when donald trump makes the criticism of volodymyr zelenskyy as a "dictator." they note that ukraine has delayed elections while it is operating under martial law and fighting a war for survival. it's constitution allows it to do this. britain under nazi siege did not hold an election in world war ii asking the question, was churchill a dictator? ? -- the opposite of leverage in any negotiation. mr. trump wants to be able to claim that he brought peace as promised as a candidate. a cautionary tale is joe biden. he tried to wash his hands of afghanistan, but instead his retreat set in motion

us secretary of state says there will be further talks aimed at ending the war and ukraine, after meeting with the russian foreign minister in 3 all by ukraine was not at that meeting. and president zaleski has postponed his visit to saudi arabia and the u. n . a. q. this m 23 rebels advancing an eastern v r. c of killing and recruiting children that don't piece of standards with your schools on the eve of the i. c. c champions, trophies, hockey stones plans all preparing for the 1st major cricket tournament on our own soil. in nearly 50 years, the mouse has announced it will be returning the bodies of 4 is really captives on thursday. for the, the higher the groups leader in gaza also said 6 living captives will be released on saturday. as part of the ceasefire deal. he said that it was proof of how much this commitment to the agreement and called on israel to honor its terms. i love the exam and they see that there's a new patient forces must be obligated to on all the terms of the agreement without any exception or delay. namely, the allow of the entity of heavy equipment in order to be able to remove

resources right now are located in the territories occupied by russia. donald trump, i said maybe ukraine will be russian, maybe not a statement that is confused many here and bots, even if the will ends tomorrow. ukraine has to be safe. an open said business. one of the many challenges to that are the landlines that russia has. so many across the east, it's slow dangerous work. according to the mining organizations, one year of laying down and burns takes 10 years to remove. that's so t, yes, so far. another big challenge will be the full and soldiers and dead civilians. in the face of those sacrifices giving up territory to most go is an emotional issue. but that's exactly what russia once, according to that public statements, at least. so getting peace through red minerals is going to be a very difficult challenge. and we're on con, how does there then that's the region. the mediation is in a race against time to say, because a ceasefire must delegation has arrived in cairo as egypt and catch. i'll try to salvage the deal as part of the agreement. how may i assist you to release the next group is read

increases its defence spending it wants to know america is there in case russia doesn't stop at ukraine and russianinues, not least because of a more friendly relationship between these two superpowers, with europe and ukraine caught in the middle. in europe and ukraine, but it's also flexing its muscles. of the security world order as we know it. fighting this war. russia is still invading it, and its future is far from assured, not least with the political turbulence we are seeing now. the foreign secretary, david lammy, has said the uk would act as a bridge between europe and with the former head of the british armed forces saying the uk and europe must �*step up to the plate�* to guarantee ukraine�*s sovereignty. and ed davey, the leader of the uk�*s third—largest party in parliament, the lib—dems, told bbc breakfast the prime minister should go further still. with our closest ally, the united states, now supporting russia, it seems, and removing itself so we�*ve got to make the defence of our country a top priority. spent on our army, air force and navy. i think we should now do that rapidly,

>> nbc news chief foreign affairs correspondent richard engel reports from ukraine. >> reporter: there have been more russianine, according to the ukrainian military. russia fired nearly 150 drones, primarily targeting this country's infrastructure. there have been widespread power outages here in southern ukraine, particularly cruel tactic in winter months when people have to go down into shelters, they have to go to heating centers to try to find security and warmth. ukrainians are also watching with mixed feelings and a degree of trepidation as president trump is intensifying his efforts, as he describes it, to end the war in ukraine. here in ukraine, people want the war to end. they don't want to continue to live in the freezing cold, to live in bomb shelters, to have drones flying over their head and missiles and rockets on a daily basis. but they are nervous that president trump is too much in a rush. that he is cutting ukraine out of this process. that he and president putin will cut some sort of deal at ukraine's expense. there is an old expression in diplomacy that if you're not at the negotiating t

cravings hopes for nato membership of gosh, while the us says it's not realistic for ukraine to consider taking back russian territory. returning to ukraine's pre 2014 borders is an unrealistic object chasing this, illusionary goal will only prolong the war and caused more suffering. surprised, europe and leaders remain in a state of panic. this scrambling to be included in the peaceful on ukraine, as a representative from the top administration says that europe and union will not be sitting at the table. can you can your show this audience that ukrainians will be at the table and your p and will be at the table? the answer that last question, just you frame the answer is now on the 2nd round, a voting is and alice and the republic, all of the kazi, often none of the 5 cognitive security majority of the vote in the presidential. the it is the sunday program here went off the international. we're running down to the week's top stories. and today's main headlines before we joined biopsies, donald porter, our top story for you at this hour here on this channel. the lines of communication are wide open. russia

managed to write and send a letter addressed to the russians. russians by appeal to old russians, residents of ukraine and been a roost, as well as those in the balkans who consider themselves russian. look to us and remember, they'll do the same to you when you dis, united to give into weakness. the west is a mad dog and changed the 2 by 2 in the throat brothers. remember the fate of yugoslavia don't let that happen to you. the trial of the last president of yugoslavia was just one of hundreds, the hague tribunal, initiated against nearly all prominent supporters of state unity during the civil war with a crime is what coming on both sides. but strangely, the international tribunal. as prosecutors, only some of those responsible for mass killings and violence amongst it'd be a military and political fate goes. most agents are going to go for us that i don't know what the star key that the built to coming up. we will always as well as those while i make them out on the site, it's that cause a lot of mention about it. that's like the ones that they didn't mention out on the site. and that's what the st