ukraine? i am absolutely convinced that the us i ukraine? at the us wants ukraine? i am absolutely - convinced that the us wants to bring ukraine to this durable peace. it was what all the administrations senior people are told in the past. my discussions with president trump but obviously, what they need to get there is to make sure that we all work together on this and it is important that president zelensky finds a way to restore his relationship with the american president and with the american president and with the american president and with the senior american leadership team. i discussed this yesterday with zelensky and also with keir starmer and now they will meet later today. and tomorrow it will be an important meeting in your beautiful capital. we important meeting in your beautiful capital.— important meeting in your beautiful capital. we will get onto that summit _ beautiful capital. we will get onto that summit in - beautiful capital. we will get onto that summit in just - beautiful capital. we will get onto that summit in jus

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point or of yours that you spent decades in the us army in your view, is there a us national security interest at stake in ukraine? absolutely. i, there's a positive and negative, uh, national security interest and state care for the united states. the positive interest it's, it's based on the use, the framework you use at the outset, both values and hardcore economic and security interest us has more. there's a part of the world that the us has more values in common with at least part of the trump administration, historically than europe. and then the interest based argument is that given the size, population, resources, and capabilities of a broader europe. so europe, in your rage that the us has to remain engaged there, one from a negative perspective to prevent the emergence of a hedge, a monic power, and 2. because the beacon only get security partner for the us. but trump doesn't seem to really mind the idea that maybe russia games territory. he, he's never at least said that that's a problem for him. that's true. and that's why i said, until the trumpet registration. these were sort of cor us national secu

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us and said he was "gambling with world war iii". president zelensky made it clear there should be "no compromises" with president putin. following all that drama, the president of ukraine ordered to leave the white house, and a much—anticipated minerals deal was not signed. the us president later said president zelensky could return when he was ready for peace. here's some of what unfolded before the world's media you should be thanking. the president for trying to have you ever been to ukraine that you say i have been to... come once. - i've actually watchedl and seen the stories, and i know what happens is you bring people, - oui’ course, of the sorry for i he 2595452“ iii! but for f: 7— he for e— www—— he ' and :— he said. 7 , , fl, the z that vice 5 would whether he felt that they would be able to salvage a relationship between mr trump and mr zelensky and he said he was certain he could. he said that the reason for that was because of the historical relationship between ukraine and the us. and most importantly, between the ukrainian people and the american people. so very much trying to emphasise that it is not all dependent on the relationship with mr trump, but w

i'm several venue after a disastrous trip to the us, ukraine's president followed him. here's a lensky was warmly received in london by european leaders plus can.

. the us and ukraine on friday. talks between the us and ukraine on friday. investors are betting on a european �*rearmament cycle' as the white house raises pressure on the continent to pay more towards its own security. europe's biggest defence manufacturer — uk—based bae systems — saw its shares jump by almost 15%. that's stirred the ftse—ioo to a record high — rising in the past hour to cross 8,900. there were similar big gains for french defence tech giant thales and germany's rheinmetall, which makes the leopard 2 tank. speaking in the past hour, britain's prime minister sir keir starmer outlined how ukraine would be able to tap into british—made weapons. a partnership with ukraine that allows them to use £i.6 a partnership with ukraine that allows them to use £1.6 billion of export finance to buy 5000 air defence missiles manufactured in belfast. that means ukjobs, uk skills, uk finance pulling together for our national interest. putting ukraine in the strongest possible position for peace and protecting innoc

this follows a diplomatic push in europe after the acrimonious collapse of us—ukraine talks on fridayg on a european re—armament cycle as the white house pressures the continent to invest more in its own security. meanwhile, bond markets are reacting, with european debt if you think this is a top 15 company— if you think this is a top 15 company in the uk, over 40 billion— company in the uk, over 40 billion size in terms of how we value — billion size in terms of how we value it. — billion size in terms of how we value it. so _ billion size in terms of how we value it, so being up 14% higher morning is a sharp move higher in bond — morning is a sharp move higher in bond yields. it's the same across— in bond yields. it's the same across europe particularly funnily— across europe particularly funnily enough in you are seeing the real political outing pulled of the to new government needing to persuade the coalition partners. what that means persuade the coalition partners due at that means persuade the coalition partners due course means persuade the coalition partners due course transl

this is the point to save ukraine, not to use ukraine for our purposes, not to use ukraine to weaken russia, or to use ukraine for strategic minerals, for heaven's sake, but to let ukraine be sovereign and stable with neutrality, which is, if you look on the map, what is the natural thing for ukraine to be? >> professor sachs, i'm going to squeeze in a quick break. but when we come back, i'd like to talk to you more about other aspects of trump's foreign policy, as well as this delicate ceasefire that is in danger of collapse in gaza. >> wow. >> incredible. amazing. >> my go to is lumify eye drops. >> lumify dramatically reduces redness. >> in one minute. >> and look. >> at the difference. >> my eyes look brighter and. >> my eyes look brighter and. whiter for. [coughing] copd is an ugly reality. do you have his medical history? i watch as his world just keeps getting smaller. but then, trelegy helped us see things a little differently. with 3 medicines in 1 inhaler, trelegy keeps airways open for a full 24 hours and prevents future flare-ups. once-daily trelegy also improves lung fun

this is the point to save ukraine, not to use ukraine for our purposes, not to use ukraine to weaken russia, or to use ukraine for strategic minerals, for heaven's sake, but to let ukraine be sovereign and stable with neutrality, which is, if you look on the map, what is the natural thing for ukraine to be? >> professor sachs, i'm going to squeeze in a quick break. but when we come back, i'd like to talk to you more about other aspects of trump's foreign policy, as well as this delicate ceasefire that is in danger of ceasefire that is in danger of collapse in gaza. come on. you should go to t-mobile, and they'll give you a brand new iphone 16 on them. shhh! go to t-mobile, and get iphone 16 with apple intelligence on us on our most popular plans. plus get up to $800 when you switch. ♪♪ the wildlife series that started them all is back. join us every saturday morning on nbc for mutual of omaha's wild kingdom: protecting the wild. and celebrate conservation success stories. stream all episodes on peacock or nbc.com prilosec knows, for a fire... one fire extinguisher beats 10 buckets of

but spring and i call us bonded to run con, he's joining us live from the ukrainian capital low to shock across ukraine. and ron, tell us more about how people are reacting there. well, the overarching reaction seems to be one where people believe that zalinski was set to help. he was ambushed in the white house or for donald trump to be able to say, look, we tried to negotiate with him. he didn't, it didn't work out. and this is why we're supposing, let him at 310 of russia, that's something that is a very popular opinion on social media and on the streets of keys. now, the opposition politicians are also getting behind the zalinski. they realizing that this needs to be handled as a united nation. also we're hearing from military leaders who on the an unofficial tele growing channel. i've been saying, we've always, eliza, we are alone. and when it comes to fighting, this actual will always increasing the notice that perhaps we will have to go alone . now all eyes on london on sunday were meeting is taking place. you'll hear more about that for my colleague in just a moment, but that's where the lens h

busy for example, there was concern about the us troops off to russian invited ukraine. 810000 us troops in poland. could president trump suddenly decide to pull those out? i've told of nato level discussions about which countries perhaps, could provide replacements for those traits. with that to happen. but also remember there were the pros and assets all russia, held by the european union, $300000000000.00 was the, was taking the interest of those. some suggestions, perhaps the you could take one of those assets or perhaps take them when russia hits ukrainian a building or ukrainian power site. for example, they could say, well, you need to pay for that, which it's cool is installed, slow, the cumulative, you taking that money. also even talk about mineral deal that was going to be with the us. could the you take that out of the do a deal with ukraine, other proposals coming from the italian and suggesting that should now be an a huge us summit, the tux turkish foreign ministers. he is suggesting the piece talk the overall piece, thoughts through the russians and ukraine. the turkey sh

what will it take for ukraine to trust a ceasefire deal? >> the only way for ustrust the ceasefire deal is a clear agreement of how ukraine will be unarmed right now, and what would happen if russia breaks their part of the deal? because we know that it will happen because we have seen it in the past. so as of right now, we have not seen anything feasible. and the table that that would explain this. so we can we heard that everyone wants ceasefire. we heard that it would be great to have it, but we did not hear as of right now from anyone like what is exactly the plan. and we hope and we know that there are some discussions behind the scenes that our allies will be ready to present at some point, but it needs to be a practical way, because we have been with russia in the ceasefire since 2014. we have been telling the world russia is breaking their part of the deal. and alex, what happened? nothing. russia just gathered their forces in 2022 and attacked us. so we don't want to repeat the past. so we hope that europe gathers its forces and resources and will be abl

he says the blow up in the oval office is a bad luck for the us and ukraine. this was supposed to be a very straightforward, you know, diplomatic initiative. you know, to sure up us ukrainian relations prior to the beginning of the goal. she ations and obviously what we're seeing now is the relationship in adult spiral. adults on clear if for the leaders can that can pull it out before it actually crashes. the truck administration has broken the alliance between united states ukraine and now they own the consequences of that. you know, can ukraine survive in its current state without you are dramatic us military assistance. probably. ok in the short term, certainly not sustainable in the long term. so i think you're once the um, the anchor on all sides passes. the question will be, you can cooler heads, try to sticks this back together again over time, but it's going to take time, you know, to accomplish then clearly the truck administration has been signaling a dramatic shift in us policy towards ukraine. you know, but this was mismanaged by the white house. t

the you'll be in need is a routing around ukraine, off the president, not him is a landscape clashed with us president donald trump and vice president jd events at the white house. so let's give left the white house without signing a deal on ukraine's supplies rhetoric, minerals to the us. but he still says his relationship with donald trump can be salvaged off to the extra $1.00 words in the oval office. allen official reports from the white house, but you will feel the historic walls of the oval office of god did many secrets. this was all played out in front of the cameras. don't tell us what we're going to feel a staggering exchange, but between the us president his number 2 and the leader of is you creating alex, raised voices, pointed fingers, blood to me as the landscape accused of being disrespectful to the country, which is supported him through 3 years of war, and donald trump insisting he should be more grateful. you're allowed all the way and if there's a name, that example is to be right around the word beginning of the war or not in a good position. it was, i don't have the car

have to step up on the secure the guarantees that ukraine on the certainly under trumps, which will not get a seat at nato. and that they will be no us troops in any peace keeping potential peace keeping force on the ground. so we know that this plan will be taken now to donald trump's team for assessment. but bear in mind diplomatic relations between ukraine and the us following that route. and the oval office or the all time low. and this being some very skipped school remotes made, for example, by the us national security advisor mike walls will just today said that he was implying that if it was deemed that says zalinski had any personal or otherwise motivations. busy he questioned whether with a, with a southern sky was that was the band for the job. we will so know that there's pressure by some republicans in the us actually cooling facility to sit down because they deem not to be a suitable leader for the us to deal with. so there was a lot of different magic work to do. and of course, a lot that needs flashing out on these european plan, but the general feeling here is, is that, well, at least the europeans are stepping up. b

importance because these are appear in need of facing a very real prospect that us maples administrative support for ukraine. and they have to see if they are able to step up to that challenge and fill the void that's being left of that potentially maybe left by the us. but i think so that's a malayna reporting that from london. let's go to cave and right. com is the same run people may have had expectations about what was going to happen is what, how is making but what did happen certainly wasn't one of these expectations. absolutely, a lot of showcasing ukraine at the moment at the pictures and the words that were coming out from that meeting. a lot of people actually think this was an ambush by the vice president and the president of the us of the united states of america. because they should, they say this lensky should have known that this was going to be a hostile meeting because of the language use in the weeks of running up to this particular me. here's when the trunk cold as lensky a dictate to a lot of people. also very, very, very worried about what happens next. now, politically, the opposition

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we begin with the latest developments with the he is still "ready to sign" a us—ukraine minerals dealdespite leaving the white house on friday announced a four—point plan to work with ukraine a solution to end the war. the country's rare earth and other critical minerals could be worth as much as $14.8 trillion in total. zelensky hopes a deal can be agreed soon. alexander rodnyansky is a former advisor to president zelensky and believes the ukrainian the relationship with the united states. going to be the potential benefit of that? the potential benefit of that is the survival of ukraine. founder of the investment platform regionally — in any potential deal. the world, the reaction was quite astonishing. yes, monday morning, what do we do now? end of ukraine, which russia already controls. on what i have got already," and sit on those particular a deal with america, and it depends exactly for the ukrainians to reach a deal because trump will have to go ahead and sign a deal. as he tells the world. here in london led by sir keir starmer — the uk has announced an additional £1.6 billio

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aid to ukraine. ustill involved in training ukrainian soldiers, sharing intelligence which has been crucial for ukraine being able to fight russia. so it is able to fight russia. so it is a very delicate situation. it is definitely a new environment and i think both sides, they have acknowledged that on numerous occasions. but i think it is important to understand that donald trump right now once a quick deal, as he said many times. and that suits vladimir putinjust find many times. and that suits vladimir putin just find that both putin and russian, you know, minister of foreign affairs lover of, they made it clear that yes, russia is ready for a ceasefire but only if it happens under russia's conditions. so far does not feel that russia is ready for any compromise. and even the topic of, you know, european peacekeeping mission in ukraine which has been peacekeeping mission in ukraine which has be europe, it has ukraine for a europe, it has been discussed right now, we �*what been discussed right now,

and the something most you need is running behind ukraine, of course. tell us what they've been saying and, and it just, i'm pulling at the meeting of everybody else tomorrow. it's been pretty universal support when it comes to european leaders for ukraine. the french president, my calling saying that it is important to remember who the aggressor in this conflict is, and that, that is russia, stimulus statements coming from the leaders of austria, poland, and the tech republic, one outlier, that was the hunger and prime minister, victor o button. who sang donald trump for what he called his bravery and standing for peace. but really he was the old voice that and what is universe? so pretty much unity in supporting ukraine. now the me saying all of these european need us here in london was already in the books before this disasters pulled out between us trump zalinski. however, now it's taking on and even more heightened importance because these european leaders are now facing a real prospect of america no longer supporting ukraine militarily. and they have to s

the country's president volodymyr zelensky has said he is still "ready to sign" a us—ukraine mineralsl, despite leaving the white house on friday without it being agreed. the comments came after uk prime minister sir keir starmer announced a four—point plan to work with ukraine to end the war and defend the country from russia. eu leaders were in london on sunday, aiming to find a solution to end the war. the ukrainian president had previously rejected an initial request from the us for $500 billion in mineral wealth due to a lack of security guarantees. zelensky stated he couldn't "sell away" his country. according to a recent study by forbes, the country's rare earth and other critical minerals could be worth as much as $14.8 trillion in total. despite last week's fractious meeting with donald trump, zelensky hopes a deal can be agreed soon. translation: the agreement on the minerals, the deal is ready. there were many variants, but there is the last one, it is ready, and the ministers can sign it. mending relations with donald trump will be crucial before any deal is signed. alexan

she's been working for almost a year and a team gathering evidence on the existence of secret us lives in ukraine. the russian interior ministry suspects that we used to test biological weapons for the 1st step is that then they said that she's the real quickly what see who she has been able to get that didn't exceed the sheep. what the he and the she was up before the ukraine army retreated, glanced. i've tried to remove all materials and documents, but they failed. the only thing that i needed to send the record is not the way to choose between users to and one for to your card at the total cause of whom in a number of weeks. so for, although he wouldn't go to court, just finish this guy still doing you. in the event of the investigators found evidence of operations with deadly viruses and paper with a test on a named patients. it's on known how many similar centers of being established in ukraine over the past 8 years. the russian military found signs of them in almost all liberated major settlements from which they actually unit that in these for the category of some chad is showing the subsc

us? suddenly ukraine gets a lot from, from it's your opinion allies. ukraine is producing his own drones, but there are a certain things, a particularly of the rockets and ms styles, but also the intelligence capabilities that only the us can provide. so i think they'll be talking about the way forward here, the way for what they hope with president trump uh, old of yellows. here i think we'll be trying to find a way to suppose that let ski without further ostracizing, trump in this very difficult on. okay, james, thank you so much for that, james. we'll be keeping across all the latest political developments from london here on out to sarah. that's tons. and we're on con, he's like for us in key and we're on level this political maneuvering is going on and rushes still keeping up the pressure with its attacks on ukraine even of nights . what can you tell us? well i can tell you that there were a series of dry strikes that took place across the eastern new crane in cub a tall sky, one boy was killed and 2 people that were injured inside for egypt. one person was injured and 2 people were

will they be worried about things like the us possibly freeze, like military aid to ukraine? thank you for this invitation because that's really very timely discussion about the role of the united states in the russian ukrainian, where i'm in general, the us as the secure, as a guarantor. as for now, the united states provides approximately 30 percent of the military equipment and the nation needed for ukraine. so to percent your up so to percent ukrainian military industry. but at the same time they are providing some of the very crucial equipments like patch trouts. that's what keeps us safe in the big cities in terms of the critical infrastructure. and yet several types of the ballistic themselves can be intercepted only ways, these type of the me sites that would be a huge problem. but at the same time, we understand that yesterday meeting go into the trust in the west and not only in ukraine, and definitely, you know, we're searching for old of areas. but the search thought is much earlier in april last year when it was this huge delays in the military support to ukraine

and even the lensky refuse to sign an agreement that would have given us $500000000000.00 worth of ukraine's resource wealth. but no security guarantees, but then democratic republic of congo and russia made offers of their own looks. that's a good yes. yes to us. we would be ready to all follow american partners when i say partners. i mean, not certainly governmental and administrative structures, but also companies an opportunity for joints work if they showed interest. we on file to be have significantly more results of this kind of then ukraine. trump says he'd be willing to do deals with russia to only out into european fears over warming ties between washington and moscow. the minerals deal is at the heart of zelinski, is pushed to win us support. he's made it clear, his priority is peace and security for his country, but any agreement has to benefit both sides and protect the future of generations of ukrainians. alexander buyers, alda 0 for counting the cost of a full, that contentious meeting between the us president donald trump and ukraine's president for a lot of his landscape. so

been working for almost a year and a team gathering evidence on the existence of sync with us labs in ukraine. the russian interior ministry suspects that we use to test biological weapons play. the 1st step is identity saying that she's the real quick. it was see who she has been able to have to escalate to expedite didn't exceed the shape, but the he in the she was up us before the ukrainian army retreated them. stuff tried to remove all materials and documents but they failed. the new you send, the record is not available to choose between users. so it looks like you called at the the cause of whom in a number of words. so for all the he, one word court, just spin each just go way still doing you. when the abandon lab investigators found evidence of operations with deadly viruses and paper with a test on a named patients. it's on known how many similar centers have been established in ukraine over the past ideas. the russian ministry found signs of them in almost all liberated major settlements on which they actually unit that and they sold a category. so chad is showing the subscript wall

where would the line between russia and ukraine be agreed, can you tell us today? on and it has to be that's why i have said throughout there can be no discussion about ukraine without ukraine. a deal, the stopping and then putin comes again. that has happened in the past. not a temporary pause. has donald trump told you, given you his word, that america will guarantee the security of such a deal? we had on thursday. being clear that he would always have our backs, that has been the situation for many, many years, and a very clear commitment to article five of nato. guarantees beyond very much, we are going to have europe do that." or long—range radar — would he guarantee any so there is no guarantee yet? significant thing in my view was that our teams, the us team and the uk team, are going to be meeting about that issue. that is progress and i am interested in material progress. what i'm discussing with president macron and others. it's what i will discuss today. and to be in a position of strength to negotiate. and the us backstop. undoubtedly, everyone around th

we'll look at whether europe i'm us can find common ground on ukraine. the have a lot of their warming trend has kicked off spring across europe. we've got lots of central sunshine and brightest go sized stretching from west to east with miles conditions across the very north. now around this area of high pressure, we are seeing some pretty significant weather features. we've got new. what's an wintery weather with some strong winds blowing in to no way those shot was trailing back to the very north west of scotland. we will see some more wintry weather is well ahead of that. pushing out across the north east for the baltic states and on was to western pots of russia. there's some improvements to come. however, across the southern areas is looking most settled across the mediterranean with dry us guys. it's the greece and turkey, but not so much for the south west. what more heavy rain pouring into portugal and pots of stain, particularly heavy that rain on wednesday, across the eastern area is but we're going to see more of a room up. certainly across m

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and boost ukraine's defences with economic and military aid. zelinski spoke about the future of us ukraine relations. after that summit in london, he says keith is ready to sign a weapons for minerals deal with washington despite the spot with trump, where he pushed for a security guarantee. not shaven most a little by thinks that all relationship will continues. and just because this is more than a relationship and one moment we need to be open, ukraine is not the largest country and the wealthy. however, everyone can see how you crane is fighting for its independence and freedom. and we are grateful to the people of the united states as a u. s. aircraft carrier has docked in south korea days after north korea tested cruise missiles. the south korean navy says the arrival of the vessel is a display of military partnerships aimed at countering north korean threats in the past. feeling yang has viewed such military deployments as provocative and responded with miss l. tests. doctor's treating. pope frances say his condition remain stable and that he remains off mechanical ventilation. the h

us government. once again. tonight, it's a board res, existed in ukraine. on march the 10th 2022 pentagon press secretary, john tubby made a special statement on the mass of us not developing bio logical or chemical weapons inside you crank. it's not happening now. people are starting to realize how disingenuous and untruthful the united states has been with a lot of these vile biological labs that have been in ukraine. they've been getting a lot of coverage there is. now i do have one i with this account. there was a laboratory biological laboratories, maybe car to you've you remember i told you that i have a whistle blower in car keep and this whistle blower is the one that gave me a bunch of documents. it's interesting that he sends me this document here. institute a veterinary medicine of the national academy area. the academy of agrarian sciences donor department of defense of the united states of america beneficiary, the state committee of a veterinary medicine of ukraine. the connection between the arrival of us bio lab specialists and bizarre outbrea

now, trumpets threatening to pull support from ukraine unless it accepts in principle, a peace still, the us has yet to negotiate with most scope. european leaders who thought they had brought trump back from on the side. now faced the prospect of supporting ukraine alone. we'll get to our guests and just a few moments 1st for the a call has all report arriving to sign a deal on the extraction of ukraine's rare earth minerals with united states. president vladimir savanski is meeting at the white house. with his counterpart, donald trump appeared to begin quarterly looking for the cameras in the oval office . what kind of diplomacy? gigi us began involved with what started as a disagreement between so landscape and vice president cheney events about russia's willingness to engage in peace, aggressive respect. i think it's disrespectful for you to come to the oval office. try to litigate this in front of the american media to send it into a very public ground. you're allowed to be in the position in that example has to be right around the word beginning of the war, not in a good position. it

been working for almost a year and a team gathering evidence on the existence of sync with us labs in ukraine. the russian interior ministry suspects that we used to test biological weapons for the proof that that, that didn't, they say, and the cheese they real quick. it was say, we shift anybody from the have to escalate to expedite. didn't the city of the ship but the he and the she was a lot of stuff before the ukraine. you, me retreated them stuff, trying to remove all materials and documents but they filed the only thing that i needed to send the record is not the invoice. i chose to renew the restore the gift card that you can go to kaiser, whom in a number of weeks approval. he won. would it be court just spanish discovery still doing. in the event of the investigators found evidence of operations with deadly viruses and paper with a test on a name, patients. it's on known how many similar centers have been established in ukraine over the past ideas. the russian ministry found signs of them in almost all liberated major settlements. how much they actually unit that and they sold a cat

that is crucial to the defense of his country. defense that will be home put in the us, pulls that support for ukraine. it's something that europe and lead us who be meeting the lensky install. i'm a here in london on sunday. now. well, in my personal opinion, if anyone is in the position to achieve an end to this will finish the united states. they have the potential to achieve this. no one else loved them is the lensky should return to the negotiating table with the us. he should sit down calmly at the table and negotiate a solution which will make ukraine safe. but fast as the lensky will meet the purchase king privilege only awarded with the agreement of the government. at the end of a long day of diplomacy, questions remain. what difference will the show of support make me the end of a city to reach out to 0? london, the shifting us position has left europe and governments crumbling to increase financial and military a to ukraine. germany is vice transfer. robert, have a customer on his way behind calls for the federal government to immediately release $3100000000.00 and military assistance. the

the existence of secret us labs and ukraine's, the russian interior ministry suspects that we used to test biological weapons. the 1st step is i didn't, they said that she's the real quick. you want to see who she has been able to get the city of the ship, but the he and the she went to the post before the ukranian army retreated. them stuff tried to remove all materials and documents but they failed. the only thing that i needed to send the record is not available to choose between users stood one frontier card at the should go to the number of or so for all the he one word court just finish this guy. still doing, in the event of the investigators found evidence of operations with deadly viruses and people with a test on a named patients. it's on known how many similar centers have been established in ukraine over the past ideas. the russian ministry found signs of them in almost all liberated major settlements, which they say the thought in these for the category of some chad is showing the subscript wallace tab we're supposed to. we need to so that we originally called to see what

on alex's era, on counting the cost, ukraine agrees to grant the us access to its mineral wealth. but is it really a win win deal is germany's business model in danger of breaking up and kind of the new governments fix it. plus 1000000000 is or amassing mountains of money will be in a policy gap, as will be breached. counting the cost on al jazeera, the us is always of interest to people around the world. this has been going on for a number of our report. 34 and it's an active perspective to try to explain to global audience why it's important because impacts the lives at the height of the storm. water was still high by, hey, this is an important part of the world. people pay attention to this very good that bringing the news to the world. from here, the, [000:00:00;00] the, you want challenges they are out of me, elizabeth put on and don't have a reminder of on top stories. the sell mazda is quoting one, as well to proceed. the to from the 2nd phase of gaza sees 5 deal as agreed in january, as well as prime minister benjamin netanyahu is refusing to enter the end of discussions a

the us doesn't view ukraine as a native member. us commerce secretary will say, wait in stating the washington will not provide the key of with more aid unless the landscape is willing to actually make peace. so you know, it all seems that while the west is actually trying to make the steps towards peace and, and the conflicting ukraine, the, you continues with this woman green effort and bible supervisor ukraine, not a was financial butts military it as well. now during those on president of the scenes in the oval office, the us vice president tried to make the last key acknowledge his military has a huge problem. but the time that most the rapidly escalated when the ukrainian suggested vans would've known or wouldn't know. i see hasn't been met. what kind of diplomacy? gigi, us, be, gamble, what, what do you, what do you, what do you mean? i'm talking about the kind of diplomacy it is going to in the destruction of your country. but he's mr. president. mr. where is it? with respect, i think it's disrespectful for you to come to the oval office to try to litigate this in front of the american

the us ukraine minerals deals that landscape came last night saying that he was ready to sign this deal. but of course we've heard all this before. we heard this before. he went to washington to the full the route and in, in the white house you're most prepared to significantly run pump defense spending . that's according to the commission, present us live on the line remarks for the security conference in london on sunday . so you expected to outline the details of up time to the 27 in the book on choose day. i will inform the member states. so electron about the re, um europe plan. we need a massive search in defense without any question. we want lost in peace, but lost in peace, can only be built on strength. and strength begins with strengthening our self. and that is the purpose of the plan that will present to the member states tomorrow. the re, um, you're still ahead have on the out as era the report from a syrian refugee come in news in a month has to come a homeland for generation, which is never known syria the doing the fact as the cool winter weather continues, people in gaz

ukraine. the question is, is, will the private sector go and given the challenges on the land? and if the us is able to source these resources from ukraine, what does this mean for china? ultimately, china has currently we're going to, let's look at rear versus an example because it's, we are a lot of the, the rhetoric is focused in the negotiation. rare is obviously being vital for, you know, national security. and because they're in defense technologies, it'd be a semi conductors and energy technologies like wind turbines. china, currently volt processing capabilities for 90 percent of the world's rare earth. but they don't actually have gone much. they have about a 4th of the world's rivers, and then they strategically source from across the world and process them. a project like this starts to create a come competitor, rear or is processing facilities are extremely expensive to build. but in the last 5 years, the us government has spent $300000000.00 under trump one invited to build rare or separation facilities in texas in california. however, because we have less than 1.5 percent of th

so ukraine's reconstruction. ukraine also wants guarantees on security and money for weapons. the us wants to break china is grip on the wells middle supply chains. but is it a win win deal? or is ukraine being exploited? alexandra buyers reports for decades. ukraine's been known as the bread basket of europe. but it's also one of the continents, most mineral rich nations folding, vast reserves of elements needed to power technology like lithium and titanium. essential for batteries, aviation, and military industries. anything with a micro chip needs a rare earth mineral, and rapid advances are powering a global raise to develop and source these key raw materials. the ground beneath ukraine is believed to hold 5 percent of the world's total reserves, worth an estimated 12 trillion dollars. the u. s. has just a fraction of that. and for years china has been the world's number one supplier for america, the world's biggest economy, that's become more and more of a problem. and he cannot make a national security risk. they all know so many american companies floor to mine and produce rad

from ukraine and talked about missiles still landing and drones flying overhead as they were speaking to usthat will depend more on the actions, what is the white house going to say and do now ask initially? will they stop supporting ukraine, are they going to take some of the action? we have already seen communication that they want to investigate spending issues on the military in ukraine, whether there is corruption or not. these are rumors, but this is what i have heard and seen. so that will really dictate what happens going forward. in terms of the communication style itself, that has an effect on morale in ukraine, what our troops see and believe. if they believe now that essentially u.s. support is being stopped, not there anymore, that will have a detrimental effect immediately on the dynamic at the front line, at the very least. katrina: why do you think president zelenskyy needs to do at this point? an interesting contrast after the meeting, president trump statement, he disrespected the united states of america and its cherished oval office, he can come back when he is ready for

and if anything, temperatures are likely to rise a little a meeting between the leaders of the us and ukrainese, angry exchange.