to be meeting with trump since he took office in january. a. just a reminder ahead of the meeting, trump has threatened to cut off u. s. a to jordan, unless it agrees to take in about to the palestinians or from uh from cause or the trump is seeking or maybe seeking to forcibly relocate. so let's bring in alan fisher joining us as well from the white house. so as we wait to see a king of the law arriving to the white house, he's expected to meet with donald trump. allen, talk to us about what's at stake here, and what we should be looking out for is usually important meeting for the jo damian king. i'm just looking down the driveway here on the north lawn of the white house, the gates of open, which suggest that the king isn't far away and i can hear sirens in the distance now getting closer, which would suggest that his motorcade is just seconds. wait, donald trump, of course, we'll meet them at the doors of the oval office, then the tube, when they'll have a meeting with a senior official state as well, including michael, reveal the new secretary of state. and of course the king's advisors. they will head and have lun

we are very much interested as your opinions to have a good relationship with us and to maintain this relationship. lucy, ourselves as partners. we see the u. s. a. to investigate why they're not an important size. the heart of nato to visit d. u is also an important part of nato's. we are in a political lines. it's not just the military alliance as a political alliance as well. i see those guys are for fitness and we have so far have the same understanding of open societies recently as a market economy, democracy, tylen liberal values, and i hope we will continue to share these values and develop a relationship on that basis. mckayla, whatever that is, out of matches, overtures, germany would have to spend more on defense. know can mets as coalition that you for well, and that will be very difficult because the smaller policies uh to the right to the left fringed policies. they can block any kind of constitutional change in parliament, and that would be required to have an extra pots of money that would be alongside that debt break in the german constitution. that too would not be easily able to be reformed. so he would need to seek a much b

we are very much interested as your opinions to have a good relationship with us and to maintain this relationship lucy, ourselves as partners. we see the u. s. a. to investigate. why is it not unimportant, size? the height of nato to visit d. u is also an important part of ne toes. we are in a political the lines. it's not just the military alliance as a political alliance as well. i see the news and we have so far have the same understanding of the open society. we should be a market economy, democracy, tylen liberal values, and i hope we will continue to share these values and develop a relationship on that basis. and then how much do you have in the democrats once for you to confirm is dead was maps, you defined a couple of points that you said or non negotiable? is this the case in economic policy when you're talking to the social democrats that you will not budge on certain issues for him? and you touch briefly on the fact that i can sure to your campaign on mobilize a lot of left party voters. like would you say that the a symmetrical, the a mobilization of them is mac will also had an effect, right? for the election campaigns, concep

well we were trying to guys on monday to further explore the reverberations of u. s. u k u um genocide, talking to a piece of vinyl to about his book being jewish after the destruction of gaza, a reckoning until then. keep in touch by little as social media of his thoughts as review a country and a drawing channel going on are going to be hon dot com to let you know the episodes are going on the gun see monday, the i believe 90 people are rescued. wireless now the $140.00 or i'd like to 80 to safety. after a fire breaks out enough. historic buildings and the russian capital ukrainian showing hips the dumbass city of mucky. i've got a meeting till one woman at 1011. all the civilians aged and there was a conflict around around the constructive u. s. military base and the bangladesh, the prime minister doesn't want to do it. and so our foreign policy planners decide we need to change a former state department official blues delayed on us c, r u d spelling details on how the organization sought to topple governments around the wells.

could they reach a deal to the fuse that dispute? the future of the u. s. as main farm aid agency hangs in the balance. but why does donald trump want to shut down usaid and how that affects millions of vulnerable people around the world. and trump us holt at a to south africa over a controversial landlord. he's also sides of the nation stance against israel, and it's war on concepts is humanitarian assistance being with an ice they was seen as a restrained response to donald trump, to tyrants against china, beijing's retaliatory duties on nearly $14000000000.00 worth of us imports of come into effect bounce off of donald trump recently funded the opening salvo and a trade dispute trumpet. slap additional 10 percent targets on hundreds of billions of dollars worth of chinese imports. but the spot, the tit for tat measures tension between the world's 2 launch just economies appears for the movement to be under control, leaving room for negotiation. so could the 2 nations strike a deal? what could they headed to a full blown trade? we'll, we'll discuss that wi

well, we were talking to guys on monday to further explore the reverberations of u. s. u. k. u um genocide, talking to a piece of vinyl to about his book being jewish, often destruction of gaza, a reckoning until then, keep in touch by little a social media of it. so it says review a country and a drawing channel going on are going to be hon. they'll come to us and you know, they have a sense of going on the going see monday the the people cuz i don't know of the, i'm almost conflict in their lives, which you can use with you and provide you with a sense of security should. that's good because of to who don't really know what else to what the physical visual this was on the guy with the, from the content and the vision dental fits this thing that about the splendid connecting to chapters because of them utility to sold up new to butcher, it wasn't meant the key the to just a little for the book you to scott: so sort of all this really cool, shoot me good us. you got the in the solution that continue we did, i don't look lead them telling us as boys are part of the from last thing that they said i've see

and so the new government is likely going to be a c, d, u. s p d coalition. they will have an opposition, so talk to us a little bit about the opposition that this new government is likely to face. yes, the problem and obviously is going to be re constituted. and the major feature of that is that the fall idle alternative to germany, i asked you has doubled the number of people that they will have in parliament. they are, will be the largest opposition party in problem. and they have already in the past few years, been very disruptive impala and with a rather few a numbers of members that they had there. and they've already announced that they will do whatever they can to make the governing difficult for the coming and coming government. and they will have quite a lot more influence. and probably not only through the role christmas of the numbers of people that they can deploy in parliament. but also because they will be entitled to, to something like championships, the various committees possibly to some leading functions within a parliamentary organization a

a lot of boston bluster, but if the u. s. backs out of this from both a military and monetary standpoint, uh the u. k is going to be left holding the bag and not having anything really to do with it. as an extraordinary figure, i didn't know that ukraine is reportedly demanding us security guarantees and exchange for the deal. that would be part of the payoff hard you for see that co megabyte. is it a realistic proposal, a kind of work? while it's not putting them in nato, which is a bright red bind that i don't think the us are certainly uh, letting me put and the rest of will agree to. but it's the u. s. as a financial interest in their rebuilding and reconstructing ukraine using some of these resources that will be paid not only to, to pay back to the hundreds of billions that have been provided so far in this conflict, but also to kind of move forward then the u. s has a vested interest, not just to protect ukraine and ukrainian to protect us financial interest there. i think that's, that's a good result for everybody. i think it also lays a good ground work for the us to restore peace and prosperity relatio

know whether that was an admission that half a 1000000 to being wiped out by british american european union on bombing over the past 15 months. to some o u. s. troops a going on the ground there. um i go back to colon barrel statement to me on a number of occasions throughout about a decade period. putting us forces on the ground in the law, in a serious for portion that is to say, not just did air force spaces and pass through facilities as we're having to wait. but on a serious basis, war fighting capable basis would be the greatest mistake the united states could make with regard to the bar. and possibly with regard to its global position period on power was right. you do not, and h w bush actually said this to in the presence of his then sector defense. richard cheney, you do not sought me into that calls or i will not put us forces on the ground there to stay because all they will be is a disaster waiting to happen. yeah, so i mean, yeah, they would also cost trillions of dollars and it's all going to happen then. and so some other, the other, a huge question. huge question. re dexter phil cans. just released article in the new yorker

to 6 decades of u. s. foreign humanitarian and development work with projects in more than a 120 countries. grinding to a halt. that would mean a h. patients in africa and schoolgirls and up down to stan and security partners and ukraine are all immediately losing the u. s. assistance that they have grown to depend upon a democratic members of congress who joined the congress, told me that this is harmful, not only to those people around the world, but to american interest as well. and what people in america have to understand it's doing damage to us. here it's our health. a bowl is breaking out. ok, that's a threat to us here we start with coding. how much more do we have to know about a pen demick and the threats of the? how much, what do we have to know? people are worried about immigration migration. how much this goes to solve those problems. and just basic. sure humanity, people are starving right now. now, as far as what can be done about it, this has never happened before. so there is no resistance playbook. democrats in congress are vowing a court battle, and they say they may use upcoming vote

well, we were talking to guys on monday to further explore the reverberations of u. s. u. k. you um, genocide, talking to a piece of vinyl to about his book being jewish, athens destruction of gauze, a reckoning until then, keep in touch by little as social media of it starts as video country and at one channel going on are going to be hon dot com to watch and you and all the episodes are going on the go and see monday, the conflict around around the contract in the us military base and the bangladesh, the prime minister doesn't want to do it. and so our foreign policy planners decide we need to do, we're seeing change a former state department official blows the lead on us of a i at the spinning details on how the organization full to talk to government for around a while on leaks to talk to you about and reveal western media a recruiter for a couldn't john this account of the content in that same old table confusing audits? did you know that there they cannot make disadvantages. the next flight to very hard 5, these active the links to you to us states intelligence of a very but established flight. now y

times. trump labeling him the greatest salesman on us for his ability to extract hundreds of billions of dollars in u. s. military a to ukraine. with crumbs and food and seemingly in the drivers seat of these new negotiations. the landscape tried to spend the developments as a sign of american ukrainian unity viewed him was so silly, a medicare we believe that americans power is enough to together with us together was all partners pressure of russia and putting towards pc which is not in the dawns of international diplomacy. so lensky increasing the finds himself with opposite partner isolates, and with ukraine's aspirations of nathan membership. now incentives is facing the reality of having to make concessions fall great to then each country and the hundreds of thousands who has made the ultimate sacrifice for it would have a want mike level l g a 0 for inside stores. okay, let's bring in august. joining us from moscow is vladimir something called an independent political scientist and an associate professor of international relations of the high school of economics. and brussels is to raise a fall on the founder

to achieve a larger objective of this case. it's likely something to do with energy and energy security. now the other reason for this is that the u. s. president has made a pledge to the american people to keep costs down and into in order to do that with his campaign pledge of, of keeping those tax cuts. he needs to find a way to pay for it. and so this is another one of those ways. tariff means that a, he's bringing in the income and passing it onto the american consumer. meanwhile, the india in 5 minutes sooner and remote, he is in washington dc for talks with president trump. the visit comes as new tele announced, cuts to terrace on premium motorcycles on that decision as well come by american manufacturer harley davidson, who's difficulties breaking into the indian market became a rallying cry during republican campaign events. moody joins a growing list of world leaders seeking to maintain their relationships with the united states. and international conference on syria is underway in paris. representatives for more than 20 countries will discuss security and efforts to bring a peaceful transition after the fall of the former

let's have a look at what that means. firstly, europe relies on the u. s. military industry for much of the equipment it needs to by. and then there are the us nuclear warhead, stationed in europe, plus around a $100000.00 us troops on the continent. around a 3rd of those troops are stationed in germany. guarantee in europe, security has been in the us interest for a long time and for more than 75 years, the central structure to do so has been through the nature lines under donald trump . he's been complaining the u. s. s. paying too much for your security and he's even threatening not to protect allies who don't meet nato's defense spending target. currently at 2 percent of g d p. that's what called into question nato's core principle of collective defense. the u. s. currently has the biggest military of all nato members. the u. s. also has the most sophisticated equipment and intelligence. there were several military capabilities that nature only has because the united states has a tense if the us withdrawal. so it just kind of decides to be less involved in nature. this can create real, real, real, immediate

now, the revelation of activities a link to the u. s. a i d has raised eyebrows. this one in particular might just answer the question off. why, of the big piece of constitute, was in africa tragically remains the present of global 2 is and maybe indeed the ones fighting it are the ones funding it well now to the southern caucus is where the republic of, of has the a is choosing its next president polls have opened while on certainty lender is over a who will resolve the power crisis, sparked by last year is public unrest, voter turnout has already surpassed 43 percent, according to the local central election commission and the columbia and congressman, observing the election, told us the process has been transparent and there we see the com that is being created. people are arriving all security measures are provided. i am confident that all measures have been taken to ensure the transparency of the elections. i am sure that all conditions have been provided for each candidate to ensure the most honest and transparent conditions for the election campaign. more th

it's proven to my tax dollars go to impugning my character and calling me a disloyal american usa i. d has been doing for decades is so in this sense, pushing u. s. foreign policy. and he is trying to fly under the radar. it's being do a conversely, often using other organizations to control the narrative or freeze out funding for organizations that it doesn't like one of the ways it does. this is through into news working in a 100 plus countries with 3000 need to outlets and 20000. your lists on his payroll is president. even the champions, how it tries to shift money away from what? 8 things bad content. this information makes money and that's, that's $1.00 of the believe me to follow that money and we need to work with be and particularly the global advertising industry that lot of those dollars go to pretty bad pan content. and so you can work really hard on exclusion list or inclusion. let's just really try and focus ad dollars and challenge global advertising industry all around the world to focus our ad dollars to words. the good, the good news and information, the good, the accurate and relevant incentives them from patients with the lea

a deal for us. it's live yes for us ukrainians. this is pushing us to the back. when a sudden the, with the new president elected u. s. is not even neutral, u. s. is a more likely to take the position of the abuser of the aggressor of russia and it's quite filtering. but luckily, unlike you up ukraine, i woke up quite some time ago. yes. for the rest of the world for an hour you were being partners. this is and you information that yes, the full of things can be this way. but alcohol, it takes us back. and there, there is no more uh, world of, i don't know, you can said they use a base or agreement base and so on and so forth. for us as you bring. and we are shocked. the situation is very, very serious. but we need to play with the cards we have. yes, i'll bet is may be already back to the wall, but we need to make the best out of the situation. okay, and it's kelly, i want to, i want to bring in david again because it's clear to me from the last 4 years that donald trump was in office in the 4 weeks he's been in office this time. but he doesn't like ukraine and he doesn't like zalinski. can you drill down on that? bec

to consider. and the u. s. is expecting to see a 15 percent increase in l n g sales just this year as a result of their increased output of it over there. and the use seems so interested in that that it's now see currently playing footsie under the table with the text on the down low with russia emerging as the 2nd largest elegy supplier in the 1st half of last year. that's according to think tang data having basically just switched out russian pipeline. yes for record high imports of russian l n g. so this shot gun wedding between the us and you, resulting from a shared anti russia ideology has worked out so incredibly well. they even has trump talks like the you is barefoot in the kitchen and required to now cater to is every economic way m. e with visuals are now apparently talking about formally and making their relationship with russia official. again, dreaming about a resumption of rushing gas imports as part of the trade complex ultimate resolution. now that's according to the financial times. although it also suggests that h

is it f, a los gatos desperation attempt to try and get as european allies to make up what the u. s. isn't going to in the future, or he's just talking, whatever he wants to know, as well as it was due the manipulator. i mean, he is a born and maybe later image. the thing is uh to look at the people he's actually manipulating. it's hard to understand some of them are they really that stupid. i'm talking about the western european leadership, central europe union or, and they, i'll go along with them because of, that's their agenda. so you will say any, believe me, you will absolutely say anything that for long as his regime a to, for long as his legal regime to prolong his own wife. because once before is over, he's not going to survive. there's so many people, either so many people in the rain that are craving his blood for everything he's done. he's going to have the same fate has been vera is uh sure heritage. and the same thing is, everyone else is ran your brain before that, right? 4 or 4 ons process even, you know, 82, if you look at what happened after the russians and your,

and us military personnel in addition, and according to opponents defense ministry statements in the next 10 years. so we'll be more than a 100 new u. s. military bases. to build these people of tones. it's a huge minute we spend is due to the french proposed by russia, the more we should those out if they see them but sort of safety the met the actors as part of the other stuff up. yeah, let me is the concept, but i thought it dropped that goes at mama jr is back on that and that's your from sharon osborne has made the ards, because they have tags of village see or as of jeremy, was the quick journalist, young engel got his cue rates that are at the museum of polish history and also the traps big creative product about probably all the company will flew down. so out of me and sort of on, on the you'll start to make them about such a cover that doesn't have that. i'm scoop on modest style you on the shades of actual get that fixed inch that a, a, a component nunez. think fall on the blips and that's on the dog feed. that's it. that's what talk you money 1st. about females now, but just as the insurance and bottles of those are legit c

u. s. has been successful, whether it's sanctions, but successful with regard to making europe and more of the dependent on the u. s. natural. successful in terms of a, you know, trying to slow rusher of auto reverend there, which hasn't really had much of an impact. so that's my success for the year wish. sure. okay, can i just talk one? we're all on the oil. maybe i'm not even a no, there's other players involved society or pack, etc. but the more put in point to the russian to us there. major oil producers, i'm consumers at said saying the prices are too low at or high that's damaging to both countries economy. so. ringback is there a balanced approach when it comes to the energy market that must go and washington could agree upon that the benefits both or or is that vagueness that trumpf seems to be pursuing is not going to be the way forward for washington. and i've always been uh, sort of suspected, but how much do you as can control the global price of oil or through sanctions, or is it anything else? so what, what to think is clear, trump wants to produce a bigger supply of oil. and that has to do with exports and oil, and tear of centera pa

to create a european wide army. those who advocate it always for europe actually to move away from the u. s. block. and to be it's a block unto itself and to have its own policy outside of washington. the fear here is that brussels might eventually tell the americans if the americans cut a deal and say, we don't want to be involved anymore. brussels to say we're going to send out our sons and daughters do you paying device, and we're willing to take that risk. the problem, of course, is that these are 2 european countries that are also nuclear powers. so we have to understand that there's still a lot of danger in this, and my hope is that cooler heads and seeing people can prevail in brussels to forge a new restart to this entire situation, not only for their own countries, but for the good opinion global security at large. i'm also just, i would add, very interesting, we're hearing basically the usa, the ukraine is never going to get into nature. then a couple of hours later we hit us to the same. we need to speed up to create the session to, to the blog, to the new blog is very difficult to imagin

a crucial moment. the old one to 2. he was a new us defense secretary, how to say about ukraine on his 1st official trip abroad order. the u. s has been the largest supplier financial and committed to support for ukraine. ne, to n d, a u strongly believe supplying more cash and weapons to key is the best way to end the war. but the us under trump, things differently. we want like you, a sovereign and prosperous ukraine. but we must start by recognizing that returning to ukraine's pre 2014 borders is an unrealistic objective. chasing this, illusionary goal will only prolong the war and cause more suffering headsets also said ukraine must abandon any idea of joining data and that the us had no intention of sending tubes to the country to support any peace deal. earlier in the day, the native secretary general said the alliances members were increasing their defense spending to reach 2 percent of that g d p. this home where your brain is on the battlefield, the strong that they will be as if you go straight to the table. the greater the chance of getting a good deal for the lasting piece. this is gnome is also russian. besides t

who else to trump revealed his time to paying out and own goals of transforming it into a riviera of the middle east as with young plays 92000000 residents? well, b u. s. president suggested they should move to neighboring states, a proposal that sparks outrage all across the world. except it seems, it is right itself. the trump raised his idea about gaza when her mazda is done, and i think it is worth listening carefully to this idea, which is the 1st original idea that has been raised in years. i believe it is important to listen carefully to new ideas that have been proposed and to think outside the box. garza is afraid of the experiments guzzling it's karen states. as no future. a less common submit, the fragile sci fi has been holding between, as well as her mouth for about 3 weeks. now, the 2 sides were also currently negotiating the details of the 2nd phase of the truth, as well as future hostage exchanges that there are now says that trump scheme may well unravel the very agreement. the finally stopped the fight to well, that's a bits of what's install on the latest episode of cutting on the ground. that's going to add this sap today. and it's

to prison is abroad. and in fact, shortly after the statement was made, a u. s. official came out and said that the donald trump administration had no current plans to send any us citizen convicted criminal to any prison abroad. from now, from here rather, marco rubio goes to guatemala, where we also expect that migration will be at the front and center of the conversations with leaders there 2 weeks ago. yeah, i know i'll just 0 mexico city rallies are being held in cities across the united states. as part of a day without immigrants movement campaigned condemns president donald trump's mass deportation policy, immigration, and customs enforcement. the ice was being conducted rates and major cities, secondary that protested single, sensitive lots of traffic. now, a yes. after state law, caribbean davis. so i do pull taishan flight from panama to columbia. on monday 43, bon grants were return to the american funded shots a flight. panamanian authorities said the group had crossed a darren, jeff or popular migration route between south and north america. and we'r

and so our foreign policy planners decide we need to do resume change for my state department. official plans have been lived on a u. s. a. i t splitting details on how the organization thoughts to topple governments around the world. a 5th health to swap between homos and is ro is underway. 183 kind of stands for 3 of the teachers from golf. i need the documents reveal western need to recruit south for couldn't john unless the accounts of autism to inform the disabled payable confusing of its.

to do that for us. what are terrace all day? a good idea? what effect would they have on the u. s. economy? if donald trump went ahead with this a short survey terrace? uh, uh, as your introduction said, the tax on importing things. if you want to bring in a product from overseas, sometimes the government will charge you a percentage of that product value. as you can think of it, there's a little bit of like a petri, it isn't tax to say you could have bought this locally, but you tries to bring it in from the seas. and so we will charge you a tax for doing that. there are types in many ways, like any other day incentive, i have some behavior and distance and devise other behavior. so they dis, incentivize, bring in things from abroad and running supply change the cross borders. so making a little part of your product in one country and then bring it back home and they may be sending it obviously as again. and they raise a bit of money for the treasury in martin. the economy is, it's not a big part of the title treasury, but it is, is some in terms of whether they are good or not, they can be

u. s. a shifted attention to beijing to escape as a possible rule for the buyer side. as there is a heavy us involvement in the creation of covet 19 the blame game being played right now to focus solely on china and ignore any accountability for the us department of defense. the national institutes of health is, you know, they're, they're a good playing games. and the game right now is to try it out and go after china on a variety of products. the other aspect to all of this is the collaboration with the pharmaceutical companies who are allowed to go in put out of vaccines, dinner, rituals, corporations. so, you know, this is a combination of, you know, whether we, we have financial fraud as well as the what the position of, of a virus that was intended. i think, to be used him in a, in an office of all operations. it escaped. i, it was, it was in there, i think there was credible evidence to suggest it was an accidental release. but just because it was an accidental release did not mean that they were not do planning to do something pretty nefarious and evil with it.

comes off to the us president present to cut a to the country if it refuses to resettle palestinians from gaza. a senior mazda official has responded to the u. s. president's comments and the statement saying, trump must remember that an agreement must be respected by both parties. and this is the only way to ensure the hostages over time goes on to say the language of threats has no value, and further complicates matches. well let's bring them out. correspondence article is in, he's joining us live from gaza and so thought of houses people being processing the prospect of the seas far collapsing of the well this is the real see for families that for civilians as we had different conversations with people of the ground bigger rate each rated reportedly that they are so concerned and anxious about the possibility of the ceasefire deal collapsing especially. 9 that you have seen the lack of commitment made by the israeli side regarding main street of essential humanitarian supplies to the gaza strip. and specifically, light of the latest segments by, by the american president. that's had to get huge waiting for how students elizabeth about to fe

kia signs, a proposed resource extraction deal. donald trump has said he's literally sick of flooding, resulting skis, attempts to back out of the lucrative agreement. according to the u. s president, key f o is america big time. so we're going to either sign a deal or there's going to be a lot of problems with them. so we're going to sign a deal to get security because we have to do that. we're spending our treasure. i've been watching him negotiate with no card, says no cards add, you get sick of it, you just get sick of it and i've had it and he did made a deal with us for rivers and things man who knows what river is worth. so, you know, but at least it's something and who knows what else, who is, who knows? they even have it. but we made a deal with the river. it's and the secretary of treasury, a very good guy, actually went there us and they couldn't even come close to get a good deal done. and frankly, i wish he didn't go to the waste all of his time like that. but they couldn't get clothes they met. right. and then when he wanted to get his clothes, he was unable to meet them again. but uh so, so just on wasted trip in dangerous trip to i didn't like it that he

to have you with us. one of the donald trump and 8 on bhaskar have against usaid. oh, that's a great question. uh, i think the u. s. capital right now is in some term while about the future of the us for in a program. it seems to me that there are 2 basic questions that the president and evolving mosque are raising. the 1st question is sure to the united states of america have a for an aide program overseas. and then the 2nd question they're raising is, if we are going to change the us for an a program run by the us agency for international development. what system should we use to change it? and in my opinion, as a former usa, i the official, the president and he long most far did wrong on both of the questions or raising. okay, in what way are they tied wrong? so 1st of all, they seem to have the sense that you asked for an aide is not in the interest the form. busy is the interest of the united states of america, and that's a critique that certainly as well as a long time usa i, the officer, that's a critique. i've heard many times. it's we have poor people in the united states. why should we spend the money he

forced to you up to face a new reality that if it is to survive, it must be able to defend itself. natasha butler, which is 0 power for u. k. prime minister castanan says without a u. s. military backs, stop europe's upgrade to a risk of a russian invasion. tom is due to travel to washington next week to present a coordinated european position on ukrainian. the peace talks is cool for european nations to increase that defense spending. and says british troops could be deployed to ukraine if necessary, on ukraine, where at the very early stage of the process, europe must play its role. and per pet consider committing purchased forces on the ground along side of those. if there is a last in piece of agreement. but the must be a us box store. because a us security guarantee is the only way to effectively deter russia from attack. can you create a good rush or controls just on the 20 percent of ukrainian territory? i'll just say it was child struck for it has been speaking to ukrainians and the capital about the peaceful 3 is since rush is full scale invasion of ukraine now occupies around 20 percent of this country. of course, it's 10 years since russia occupied crimea.

to consider? and the u. s. is expecting to see a 15 percent increase in l n. g sales just this year as a result of their increased output of it over there. and be you seems so interested in that that it's now see currently playing footsie under the table with the text on the down low with russia emerging as the 2nd largest elegy supplier in the 1st half of last year. that's according to think tang data having basically just switched out russian pipeline. yes for record high imports of russian l n g. so this shot gun wedding between the us and your resulting from a shared anti russia ideology has worked out so incredibly well. they even has trump talks like the you is barefoot in the kitchen and required to now cater to is every economic way m. e with visuals are now apparently talking about formally and making their relationship with russia official. again, dreaming about a resumption of rushing gas imports as part of the you trade complex ultimate resolution. now that's according to the financial times. although it also suggests that pay, that's news to mosco

to a decisive ukrainian victory on the battlefield. again, a dis, a difference in perception between ukraine, united states, i think you created, believes that you ongoing u. s. military assistance wouldn't lead to a decisive ukrainian victory. but clearly the thinking of washington is, at this point, that's wasted resources unless it will deliver russia as a to to the negotiating table to reach an actual relaxing piece. okay, we appreciate your insights. david salvo from the gym and marshall fund in washington. thank you. or thank you for checking on some other news headlines. supporters of the lebanese militant group, hezbollah have attacked the convoy of united nations peacekeepers heading to baby boot airport. one un vehicle was torched and the outgoing deputy commander of the unit, phil mission, injured, prized by the protest as of blocked roads to evade with airport after 11 on preventive to iranian plains, from landing, the ukraine says, a russian drone is drunk, such an oval nuclear power plant, the weapon penetrate to the facilities, protective alto shell and started a file. you end atomic energy agency and set rate ition levels remain stable. kreml

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