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slava ukraini. >> thank you.it's very good. >> thank you. >> you have been watching cnn's christiane amanpour interview. ukraine's president volodymyr zelenskyy. live from the munich security conference. and, uh, we have heard from him both in a speech that he gave and that then in his comments with christiane talking about need for security guarantees, the ongoing war with russia, and also talking about where the u.s. could come into play and a trump administration. so he said that he would not accept any peace deal that would be done behind ukraine's back. he urged europe to form a coordinated policy to end the war in his country, and he received a standing ovation. he also said that the continent faces a simple choice now. >> some in europe may be frustrated with brussels, but let's be clear if not brussels, then moscow is your decision. >> if i recall, that received some boos in the crowd. mr. zelenskyy spoke a day after u.s. vice president j.d. vance addressed the same gathering and vance laid into european

thank you so much, slava ukraini. >> we have just been listening to the ukrainian president, volodymyr a rousing speech at the munich security conference. you can see him on stage there getting a standing ovation. a lot of applause from the gathered leaders and officers in that ballroom in munich. and perhaps a sharp contrast from the speech that we heard from jd vance, the u.s. vice president, yesterday. there. now, we're going to tune in to cnn's chief international anchor, christiane amanpour, who is interviewing the ukrainian president. >> to to expand. more on. >> the american. >> peace piece of this. >> u. >> after your. >> phone call with president. >> trump said that. >> you did. >> not hear enough detail to make this a peace plan. can you just elaborate what you meant by that? >> can i speak ukrainian? >> no. >> okay. don't pressure on me. okay. so, yeah, we had really a long conversation with the president of the united states. not the first one and not last, i'm sure. and we. we i mean, really, between us, i'm not sure that by phone we can manage all the plan, all security g

ukraini. >> zelenskyy.ato allies and america's adversaries will be listening carefully for what the new administration has to say. trump has sent secretary of state marco rubio and vice president jd vance here to munich. coming up later on the show. the worldwide fallout after trump and musk got usaid. >> the boeing. >> 747 has crashed in the lockerbie area. >> trying to find. >> out the why. >> of it became everything. >> nothing is what it seems in the lockerbie story. >> lockerbie, the. >> bombing of pan am flight 103. >> tomorrow at nine on cnn. >> what's up. >> kaal nation? it's your number one broker with the best full service wealth management skills in the biz. actually. >> i'm seeing something. >> from schwab. >> uh oh. >> yeah. schwab lets you invest and trade on your own. >> and if you want, they can even manage it for you. >> not to mention. >> schwab has a team of specialists for taxes, insurance and estate planning. >> all with low fees. >> we're experiencing technical difficulties. uh, carl.

ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy a dictator, as i just mentioned moments ago. kemi badenoch has rejected the claim, saying zelenskyy is ukraine's democratically elected leader, while urging sir keir starmer to increase defence spending. meanwhile, leader of the liberal democrats, ed davey, has condemned the comments from trump, calling for others to also reject the claims. downing street, though, hasn't commented so far as sir keir starmer prepares to meet trump in washington next week. in other news, uk inflation has jumped to 3%, the fastest rise in ten months, driven by soaring food prices, airfares and private school fees. the energy, water and council tax bills are also set to rise in april, meaning households are bracing for yet more pressure on budgets. meanwhile, businesses say higher wages and national insurance hikes could also push prices up even further. the government, though, is warning the road to low inflation will be bumpy and political parties are trading blame over t