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is very upset at present zelinski versus liskey. his country wouldn't exist without the generosity of the united states of america. so say thank you. white house says it's disappointed with new cranes liter, as he refuses to pursue washington's path to peace and even insults. president trump the can, does the us pushes for ukraine. the finally hold the election, which were suspended by the once. the last year we look at who could possibly replace the increasingly unpopular leader who claims the still the legitimate president. plus the f s. b says it has arrested the 8th russian citizens over a foiled terrorist plot. it was supposed to be carried out on behalf of the just after 10 am here in the russian capital in your watching our t international time, your host donald quarter. welcome to the program. our top story, the us is running out of patience with ukraine as top white house officials slammed zalinski for being completely unreasonable and his relationship with washington us national security advisor mike waltz pointed out dona

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the president, trump, is obviously very frustrated right now with present zelinski. the fact that i that he hasn't come to the table that he hasn't been willing to take this opportunity that we have offered. i think he eventually we'll get to that point and i hope so. very quickly, but present trump is as we made clear to our russian counterparts. and i want to make clear today he's focused on stop in the fighting and moving forward. and we can argue all day long about what's happened in the past. the more on the story now we're doing live in the studio by on us to see of a large enough on us to see. yeah. can you tell us a little bit about why the ukrainian leaders in such hot water with the white house? well, as you can see in the most recent space, donald trump doesn't even mention zalinski and leads that to hit support in this. and it's really a you tied in washington's policy towards the cave compared to the biden ministration we've seen for years. and it looks like, uh that to this day messages just keep on coming in. and that's it. contrast, as i've already me

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how are we going to get president zelinski to cooperate?is the part the media wants to ignore it was zelinski last september as part of his victory plan it was zelinski that proposed let's go into partnership together. if united states will invest in us we have aluminum, we have valium we have tritium, we have all these rare earth minerals the modern economy needs, a lot of them are not fully developed they need investments president trump is a dealmaker so now president trump proposes video. and sent our treasury secretary all the way to key have to propose it then we get this rhetoric in the media, here's the bottom line, president zelinski is going to sign that deal. you will see that in the very short-term and that's good for ukraine. what you have for ukraine than to be in the economic ship with the united states. what better could you have ukraine to stop killing and we have an obligation to you all the american taxpayer to recoup hundreds ability to dollars that have been invested in the war because you know what europe's contributio

i was personally very upset because we had a conversation with president zelinski and he said, sure, we want to do this deal. i read 2 days later that someone's gets out there saying i rejected the deal. i told them no way that we're not doing that well, that's not what happened in that meeting. and as the us pushes for ukraine to finally pull the elections with 1st suspended by zalinski, last year, we looked at who could replace the increasingly unpopular leader, the your watching r t international live in moscow. i'm rachel ruble. recovering the top new stories from around the world. the gaza ceasefire could be on the line after israel accuse to mos of handing over the body of an i'm identified a person instead of a hostage. the militant group claims there was a mix up as a result of multiple remains being pulled from the rubble after an idea of the air strike. earlier benjamin netanyahu warned of retaliation from reaching the agreement to return hostages, who have dive since october 2023. i don't what do you find, vincy? so we will work with determination to bring sherry bus home

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and that's what, that's what trump is trying to tell. zelinski was the whiskey seems to be very hard over about wanting to continue the fights. and he certainly getting that kind of encouragement when you have the brutes and, and the friends suggesting quitting trips and in those it, it's a non starter to have nato troops inside ukraine. good. and, and i think that mr. prove that's, that's the reality. and mr. pope has said so, yeah, and i think that that's where i and this is, i think what trump is trying to convey people ultimately hope you're hopefully all right. i know you mentioned it just recently. i've been, you know, moments ago, but i needed to elaborate for us to get the future of us ministry support to ukraine. would you say has now finally come to an end. i would say it's drawing, drawing to a close very, very rapidly. if he's trying to work out something economically, why do give a zalinski false encouragement by continuing the flow of the arts? it doesn't make sense. again, it defies common sense. so this, i think this is what he's trying to convey to zalinski. that the

so i think president trump is very upset, present zelinski, and i and some case, and rightfully so. look. number one, joe biden had frustrations as a landscape. people shouldn't forget it, their newspaper articles out there about how he cursed out them in a phone call because the lensky, instead of saying thank you for all your help, is immediately out there messaging what we're not doing or what he's not getting. i think the 2nd thing is, frankly, i was personally very upset because we had a conversation with president zelinski, the vice president and i, the 23 of us. and we discussed this issue about the mineral rights. so we explained to them what we want to be enjoying better with you, not because we're trying to steal from your country. but because we think that's actually a security guarantee where your partner and an important economic endeavor, we get to get paid back some of the money, the tax payers have given close to $200000000000.00. and it also, and now we have a vested interest in the security of ukraine and he said, sure, we want to do this deal. that makes all the s

it is impossible not to know today what is really happening in ukraine and what method zelinski and his team are using. if there were no mass media today, if there was no internet today, we might still believe it. and so all those who claim today that zelinski is pursuing the right policy towards the lensky of saving our country. they are all active participants in the murders and ukraine that uses the extermination of the ukrainian people and the murders of all our citizens in ukraine. and in russia, everyone who can talk about supporting the zelinski regime today is complicit in the genocide which will go down in history. precisely as the genocide of the ukranian people. and the formula for peace today looks very simple, and it is already been announced, not only by me, but also by the united states. this is a temporary cease fire. and then elections that must be monitored by external foreign parties. and only after the elections can the next government be interested in truly bringing peace to ukraine's and writing a truly legitimate, legally corrective green with russia. and the fact

their money now after a meeting that never quite got off the ground, a press conference between zelinski and trump's special ed boy keith keller was canceled with reports that a was at the request of us officials that with all the details here is, are these real money costs are of the kellogg arrived in ukraine was the one mission. and that is the list since it was the last you have to say, and then to deliver the findings to donald trump. will it ask you himself? was pretty vocal about the perspective of the american envoys arrival in key. if he said that he wants to person in the show killer ground key of and the other city so that he can talk to people about whether they trust their presence or not. and what is generally happening? well apparently they seasons, american official didn't buy into the narrative presented by the key of regime and the press conference was cancelled. of course, this is in line with the many other events of the last few days where as uminski is wishful thinking was that turned down by brutal reality. how donald trump's theme in charge of finding a solution t

on wednesday, zelinski hit back criticising trump for spreading lies. so i said see, for unfortunately president trump, who we have great respectful as the leader of the american people on whom we respect very much supports us constantly, but unfortunately lives in this disc. information space is a key. thank you. thank you for that comment led to trump launching his most spinning attack to dates on the ukrainian president in a long and scathing social media. post cues zelinski of talking to us and to spending $350000000000.00 to go into a war that couldn't be one. and he branded zelinski a dictator. despite him being elected in a landslide in 2019 elections, judged free and fair by international monitors. from double down on those comments later in florida, it dictated with that elections. so lensky better move fast or he's not going to have a country left. gotta move, gotta move fast cuz that was going in the wrong direction. in the meantime, were successfully negotiating and into the war with russia. the spiraling exchange is fueling fears of an irre

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now, why would zelinski even shows to such aggressive retro, we get the 1st they did here? they had think, okay, what was arguing with from i can't imagine any world leader thinking that they're going to win arguing with trump. right? because because trump escalates, if you slap him, he punches, if you stab him, he'll shoot you, right? it is always going to be one step beyond wherever you been, right. it doesn't match regression he exceeds wherever you, but apparently no one is more than zelinski about as a maybe is because he's used to over 4 years, sitting with someone like joe biden, who doesn't even know what room he said he didn't have the time or something like humble that harris who was just calculated and has no idea of what's happening on the world stage. and all of a sudden when he's with trump, i think because he felt emboldened by the cameras in the room. i think so, elizabeth thought he was going to take this moment and he was going to out trump trump. he was going to sit down with him and then all of a sudden in front of the cameras, he was gonna surprise ever

but the real reason dot zelinski has have the lectures is that he as usually have the most important to that. so is sort of do most of it's now there was a lie overnight that zalinski had 57 percent approval rate. but it turns out that the poll conducted over night was by his own pulling agents funded by us a id like much everything else in the civil society in the ukraine. yeah, idea of that. does the landscape have more support today, then he has, when he was elected after the death of a 1000000 people in ukraine is surely factual. so i have to ask you about trump. he's really coming from. he is just struggling so lensky onto the faucet, least sadly. what do you make of it on what a show? well, i think that zalinski is bound for the on the way is washing done, full of discard the prophylactics and discard the former puppet. so the united states, it's a grim few drugs that are which nobody else the relations of the dieter rating, not by the day sauce give up by the hour, every hour and i'm following it very closely. one, all the other punk halls, the trumpet administration, or trump

but the real reason dot zelinski has have the lectures is that he as use we have the most of the big part to that is sort of to most of that was a live overnight. the zalinski i had 57 percent approval rate, but it turns out that the poll conducted over night was by his own bowling agency, funded by us a i d. like much, everything else in the civil society in the great yeah. idea of that. does the landscape have more support today? then he had, when he was elected, after the death of a 1000000 people in your grade is surely factual. so i have to ask you about trump . he's already coming from. he is just struggling so lensky onto the faucet, least sadly. what do you make of it on what a show? well, i think the zalinski is bound for the, but uh, as a way is watching the full, uh, discard the prophylactics and discard the former puppet. so the united states, its a grim future, the which of the relations of the dealer rating, not by the de sauce, gave up by the off every hour. and then following it very closely. one, all the other punk halls, the trumpet administration, or trump even him

so trump team is actually seems focused on getting rid of zelinski, right? yeah. and that's going to be problem matic and rush. it can just sit back and eat popcorn. well that happens. they have don't want to cease fire. and to be perfectly uh, i don't think they intend to stop the middle of the conflict in any way, shape, or form any time soon. they've got their book on the key every james throat, they're not gonna pull it off. they're not gonna play that hollywood game of. i should have killed you when i had the chance this time. i think they're going to go all the way. and i think trump has made a couple of statements in the past week that show that he actually understands the position that the u. s. is in, in these negotiations and on the battlefield. he said that russia doesn't need a deal. they can take all of you crane if they want. he said that he also pointed out that russia could of a bomb the key of into the ground. it could have destroyed it several times over and has no interest in doing so. and that's also true. and he also pointed out that russia ha

they will say it's zelinski is fault. they are the new government. they have shrugged it off. it won't happen again and so on. they've turned the page there starting from scratch, hoping that good russia will forget and forgive every thing. and with a clean slate they will decide to negotiate. but for this to happen, the government should be changed 1st. if given the opportunity to vote, ukrainians would certainly take the lensky down. another thing is that zalinski doesn't need elections. i think he is well aware that they would be like death for him. and of course, he will resist the elections until the last possible moment, as long as he can. so i don't really believe in the possibility of ukraine having an election. so, the question is, who among the external players will support to lensky further? if let's say the u. s. refuses to support ukraine and leaves at only 2 europe, then there is a chance that ukraine and its current state will not even make it to autumn. for just before we go, a bit of detail and operate can use this out. so an agent to vladimir putin says that

and the liberation of ukraine from zelinski is troops, cuba now, until the mid lease. now, as part of the ongoing cease fire agreement, the guys i have mine says now handed over the bodies of for ease really hostages. they had been taken to a news revenue forensic lab for identification. with the latest here is all to use my f enough enough for the 1st time is really getting back hostages. hold did not survive on thursday morning and noon central guys come off handed over a budget is to do international restaurants in separate coffins, wrapped in a mass. brenda textiles, 84 year old dad lisa. it's shelly vive us, and her 2 children, ariel and fear they were kidnapped from their homes. jewish board, the village on october 7th, 2023, and after more than 500 days in captivity, they finally brought this truck a moment to miles, had a group of palestinian ex prisoners released in earlier exchangers, healthcare with the coffin also receiving the caskets. the idea of scan them for security reasons, then opened them and held a short religious ceremony before transferring them

speech today. >> i think trpresident zelinski made a strong case for us to continue to stand with ukraine. what's at stake not just for ukraine but europe and the world. my hope is that as one of the folks who been one of the stronger supporters of ukraine i wish we would've been able to put the last package in six months earlier. i still think ukrainians while outnumbered on the front particularly drone activity recently i hope it's starting to shift a little bit of the battlefront tactics. >> i think the speech is that everybody here was most anticipating were wilensky and then vice president jd vance and i think the contrast between those could not be more stark. what do you make of the vice president speech and particularly him telling european allies that their biggest threat was from within? >> i don't think the vice president spoke for the majority of americans. i don't think he spoke for the majority of democrat i don't even think you spoke for the majority of republicans. in terms of how he views the alliance. how critical it is america's long-term security. if everything becomes

so what it showed is that there the adults in the room were trumping vance, and zelinski looked ridiculous. he looked ridiculous to the whole world and i'm sure that the european leaders are probably going to start jumping ship rather quickly. e. well, we'll wait to see how these things like with the panels in the next few hours, you know, going forward, especially from european lead is now, while the ukrainian delegation reported the bags to re boots the, the entire talk shop towards the said, the last key wasn't all ready for peace and kicked him out. what do you make of that? well, it was obvious. he wasn't ready for peace and he was kind of talking rhetoric before in public and, you know, then you have storm earlier in the day, aggravating trump by saying that he was going to put english boots on the ground and ukraine. right. and trump said, oh, you're going to fight russia by yourself. remember that? and the look on his face like deer and ad, but it was like the absolutely trump has made it clear over again and again. but he wants that administration. that's strength through piece. a

he doesn't like zelinski, can you drill down on that? because, i mean, even if you go back to when he was supposed to elected in 2016, he was critical of you cried. what is i mean? and it was cool. so part of his impeachment in 2019, tell us why he dislikes you crying so much because it seems evident to thoughts as well because ukraine is to vladimir putin in the area. the russia used to control and does no more and water recruiting has said clearly many times that he wants to essentially put back together the old soviet union. donald identifies with vladimir putin just as he does the dictators, kim and north korea. so she in a china and others because donald doesn't really believe in democracy, he believes in power. and he's very transactional and blood work put in his brilliantly flattered him. donald is very, very subject to flattery. and finally, donald doesn't know anything of it. i mean that quite seriously. he claims to be the world's greatest expert on $22.00 subjects. in fact, he didn't know what happened at per a harbor on dece

and zelinski is picked up on that habit. that is, when they are ginning up some of it themselves or amber, the ghost of shev and the heroes of snake island, or how about this crane will uh will with this will you cream? when does he do great? well, with this war, but you're convinced that you frame will win this war. course you frame will win this war. i'm sure. did you play when this war? as for colonel said, you kate tells me he has no doubt your crane will win this war and ukraine will, within this war, crime will come out when he was full. and the girl must be that ukraine was waiting the war. hey, look, if there take on you frames victory is as reliable as zalinski. is this estimate of his own electoral chances? then surely he has absolutely nothing to worry about enrolling that you like total dice? well, despite the non so it's an economic outlook and the you, the broke support is the looking to splash the cache on a revamp of its defensive, on more 8 to t of and the price tag is a whopping 700000000000 years. but it a

i think you're going to see zelinski being exited stage right as rapidly as possible. this is a disaster for ukraine. the worst possible outcome of for ukraine, the best possible outcome for russia. and, um, and that's the other thing that we need to bring up while there are some fundamental disagreements between russian united states about how to resolve this conflict. never one says russia of last, the discipline that it always has had these agreements have not come to a head. they haven't um, disrupted this. russia has taken a back seat to let this train wreck happened. and this train wreck happened on schedule. this was a deliberate set up by the press united states, and it's the end of the zalinski presidency over. now, a web based now, what do you expect to be the outcome of, of a meeting like this? the removal of zalinski is president of ukraine. that was the intention here. the intention was to set zalinski up with a pretense of a meeting about minerals about of this treaty relationship. but then to ambush of this was a pre planned ambush by donald trump. and i

key players that you would have to tap into there is of course, germinate having just heard from zelinski here. oh, where do you see the relations between ukraine and germany at this point? or on a former level of the declarations from the drum and translate from the german government, but also from the other presentations to the juvenile position politicians who are very likely to come to power off to the election in the next weekend. and they all say that the support for your training is unshakable. will in fact possibly even be stronger depending on who comes into color in germany. and i think that is also quite big support for that within german society. about what that means in concrete terms, is still pretty open at the moment, and a lot of that's revolves on the one hand or around money. how much money can you mobilize a tool on the german army to get the good will personnel for the german army and so on. and how quickly that can be done. for instance, just as one example, a german battalion is to be stationed in this way. and yeah, on, on the border with russia basically as part o

and he does not trust zelinski at all. so, um pers, on a personal level, so this is the, all of this has to be fixed, but yes, the rest of the thing is most important. um also trump understands uh, you know, with his greenland down but you know, he understands wrong materials. he understands the strategic location. he doesn't, this may be from a real estate perspective, may be as an american imperialist if you want to call it that. but he understands that. and so russia accounts you talk to russia, you negotiate with russia, you under make sure there is an understanding with russia, ukraine, unfortunately for trump, for personal reasons, and political we is, is a historical reasons. it does not count for him. so these, these early talks are definitely about the bilateral relationship, which is, which is good because we have to do that before we can find out what's, what thing you're creating and people deserve, which is piece. yeah, no doubt. if it's a neutral piece, it is a piece that doesn't threaten anyone, a piece that

and all of this appears in that undermining. zelinski is credibility as a leader. and he's warranty, it would be very difficult for ukraine to survive. russia's continued onslaught without us support alexandra buyers. alda 0 for inside story the well, let's discuss all of this for the with august today. enjoying use in rochester, david k. johnson, all 3 or 3 books on trump products. so when a and professor at rochester institute of technology, in this old off in the bows, zillow, co founder and research to german ukrainian think tank didn't nice. philip showed a biographer of vladimir putin in a form of foreign correspondent with the bbc sign to all 3 of you for joining us today on inside story. well, we're looking at this huge issue of ukraine again today. the way i want to run the discussion today is to look at the key players, the actions, the aims, and the motivations for that. let me start with you because you have the distinguished biographer. when you look at somebody like this, how important is it? not just to look at the policy positions, but the personali

i mean, they have zelinski as their liberal hero. there's a lot of people that still walk around with masks. i mean, cobra was one of their sacred cows as well. so it's not gonna be, it's not giving them dividends. maybe you're both right. doing that there is going to try to outright trump. i don't know george, when he gave how strongly david is. i mean, they did in 2018 they, they won the mid terms. they impeach him, they had mala investigation, and that weakened trump is low question. the 1st um, of trauma was a failure and it was a failure in large. but because of russia gave, he was thrown off balance. he couldn't really get his bearings. he pursued a very anti russian bubbles, including sending lisa weapon rate to ukraine. so it didn't deliver something. it doesn't. what do you want them to do? of course it didn't destroy a truck, which is what they were hoping for. but now, you know, all these years later i, i don't think it's going to achieve them of very much, but i think it's gonna lock mark is right. clearly, trump is now a

i think president trump is very upset, present zelinski, and i and some case, and rightfully so. look. number one, joe biden had frustrations was the landscape. people shouldn't forget that the newspaper articles out there about how he cursed adam and a phone call because the lensky, instead of saying thank you for all your help, is immediately out there messaging what we're not doing or what he's not getting there needs to be a deep appreciation for what the american people, what the american taxpayer, what president trump did in, in his 1st term and what we've done sense. so some of the rhetoric coming out of key frankly, and ins, insults to president trump for unacceptable. now overall, expectations for the meeting are high people see the signing of the mineral wealth agreement with ukraine as part of the process of d escalating and eventually ending the ukraine war as diplomats from the united states. and russia continued to meet and talk about restoring relations between the 2 countries, getting both countries embassy is fully functional, etc. so this is all part of the very

in fact, it trump dialed up president zelinski after he had spoken with fulton what to add insult to injury trump had this message for ukraine. joining nato is not going to happen. getting back territory taken by russia is unlikely, and security guarantees will have to come from europe almost 3 years to the day when russia began its invasion, the world is asking, has been united states betrayed its ally ukraine. i bring golf and berlin. this is the day the theatre, recall, but we want to ended where that was a disaster pool. i'm not sure it's important that everything does not go according to prove things planned. any d, behind our backs we not were returning to ukraine's pre 2014 borders. is an unrealistic objective, the trunk of the trump administration has already made public concessions dependents in the fall. and it goes to asians of even begun if there is a good faith to piece and that it has never worked fully. the wants to do everything to make his negotiations bilateral, between him and the united states of america, there is no betrayal there also coming up in the us and rus

hopefully zelinski does get to involve himself in the talks. if you see that happen, i think that's an indication that things are progressing in the right direction. all right, let's wait to see how things find out. thank you so much r c maxwell, right? political consultant joining us right now. thanks for your insight. thank you. is now plaza held now one of the largest oil pumping stations in russia was attacked overnight on sunday by 7 ukrainian drones of the company operating the facility claimed that the attack deliberately targeted the stations bus. now, the terrorist attack was carried out by 7 unmanned aerial vehicles loaded with metal projectiles and explosives. the attack took place at timed intervals to not only disrupt the facilities operations, but also caused casualties among the personnel. the trip up can sky oil pumping station located in the caucasus region of coupon is the largest c, p. c, oil pumping station in the russian federation. all shareholders of the international consortium, including representatives of companies fro

it seems like a good plan for peace and moving forward with trump recently called zelinski a dictator without elections actually and put in as an exactly a fan of the ukrainian politician either. izzy yes, and walter plum called zelinski, a dictator as the rest of us in both leaders continues. vladimir put in isn't very fond of the man either a. well, speaking of those that wednesday, he believes that he is a becoming a toxic figure and not necessarily good for ukraine to and this is a low cut and had the key effort. she is becoming a toxic figure for the armed forces of ukraine, because he's given ridiculous folders dictated not by mean instead of considerations, but by political considerations. and it is not clear what they are based on. this leads to on justifiably, firewalls is even though it's a very high, it's a catastrophic loss for the ukranian army. it becomes toxic for society as a whole monk, other things incumbent president tom cars in the house, but he wants to make peace by the way. so do we and as soon as possible and the kind of head of the machine is pending in the wa

this time in the west bank the worth of words between donald trump buttons loved him here. zelinski is hating off with the us president saying both the latter. i'm jo biden's, failures calls the ongoing conflict. mr. trump also question the way mr. zalinski treated us officials over the much discussed rec hurts due. i 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 and who knows what river is worth, you know? but at least it's something and who knows what else, who is, who knows if 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. 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 close, they met. right. and then what they wanted to get in close is a was unable to meet them again. but the so, so just a wasted trip. indeed, jewish trip to i didn't like it that he was doing it because, y

stories, emily, the truth, most of the past donald trump, takes a lot of mirrors, zelinski for apparently written a getting on a deal for you freely and minerals that emerges the law for already signed an agreement on love with the u. k. just days before the us president was for an it also had on the program, washington is also washing ukraine to finally hold elections which were suspended last year. we look at who could possibly replace the increasing the all the popular landscape, the claims things still a legitimate president against a ceasefire, again appears in re jeopardy with our region is read over the return of a hostages. the, this is our 2 international. my name's you to know, meal of 30 minutes of using views starts, not the world words between donald trump and vladimir zalinski is eating up with a us president saying both the latter and joe biden's failures cause the ongoing conflict. mr. trump habit of the deal. he's working on his favorable for you frame on the wednesday made to mistakes in 2 and 3 days and criticized you. and then he criticized the meeting, and then he sai