and so, i think this is also a way for zielinski to respond to allegations that there is still rampantout house—cleaning, whether that will actually make a big difference remains to be seen. will it reassure crisetig because there are concerns in some quarters that he's reshuffling to further consolidate his power. that's also true. — consolidate his power. that's also true, and _ consolidate his power. that's also true, and that's - consolidate his power. that's also true, and that's a i also true, and that's a significant concern. we are not there yet, we are not anywhere near resembling our enemy, the autocratic regime of vladimir putin. but keep in mind that zielinski's official term has already run out, and even though ukraine's constitution does not allow for presidential elections during wartime, still with every passing day this war continues, questions arise about zielinski's legitimacy — and argosy russia is capitalising on this, trying to inject this idea of his illegitimacy into public discourse. at the very least, the country's opposition probably expects some more account

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a little bit less typical given the large invasion, but typical of zielinski's management style.ave been rumors for nearly a year about a major cabinet reshuffling. starting with the minister, who has remained in place, but others have gone. these changes have been in the wind for some time. >> we are seeing this in the midst of the war ongoing. we know that president zelenskyy said they need new energy for the war effort. what do you think that means? >> i think that zelenskyy is right now riding off the success of his incursion into kursk in russia and he is trying to mobilize additional energies within ukraine to make the case within washington and berlin to use american weapons against military and strategic targets. he thinks perhaps a change of cabinets will help with that. i don't believe it is anything more. >> precisely on this question of using western made weapons deeper into russian territory, president zelenskyy has been calling for this over and over. what is the calculation here in washington because we haven't seen it happen yet? >> there is a time established pat

yo me reunido con zielinski mÁs de cinco veces.otan como con el comercio. lo que yo les hice es que paguen. " si no van a pagar, no le vamos a proteger". el presidente hÚngaro dijo que era lo mejor que habÍa visto en el mundo. >> hablemos de afganistÁn. vimos un momento conmovedor honrando a los soldados que murieron saliendo de afganistÁn, vicepresidenta, ¿usted cree que tiene alguna responsabilidad en cÓmo fue la salida de afganistÁn? >> estoy de acuerdo con la decisiÓn de biden de salir de afganistÁn. cuatro presidente dijeron que seguirÍan. joe biden lo hizo. estos $300,000,000 al dÍa que se gastaba en esa guerra, ya no se estÁn gastando. no hay ningÚn soldado de los estados unidos peleando activamente en ninguna zona del planeta. es primera vez esto sucede. Él negociÓ uno de los acuerdos mÁs dÉbiles que se firma. su asesor de seguridad nacional dijo que fue un acuerdo terrible y muy dÉbil. Él se saltÓ al gobierno afgano. fue a negociar con el talibÁn, una organizaciÓn terrorista. en esta negociaciÓn obtuvieron la liberaciÓn de

i think that president zielinski has to use his expertise and diplomacy. to lead into former president trump �*s need for having his ego stroked and he needs to sort of hedge or ukraine that if poor, president trump becomes the new president, there is a rationale, trump rationale to continue to support ukraine. continuing to support ukraine will make him look good and provide trump what is promised to the country. is got thread that needle.— that needle. what is your analysis _ that needle. what is your analysis as _ that needle. what is your analysis as to _ that needle. what is your analysis as to where - that needle. what is your - analysis as to where sympathies to or ukraine are right now? we remember that moment in the presidential debate where donald trump refused to say he wanted ukraine to win. are there republicans out there who are they pleased? rather republicans were alienate stop in general the american people are on the side of ukraine. they want ukraine to win the war stop the problem is they also want to be able to afford their groceries,

president zelensky�*s term in office a large amount of resignations and political editor, iasked mr zielinskiut now. plan for about half— carry this out now. plan for about half a _ carry this out now. plan for about half a year— carry this out now. plan for about half a year and - carry this out now. plan for- about half a year and president zelensky staying in power over the five—year term that he was supposed to stay and i would not put a lot of emphasis on the people who are going to leave their jobs the people who are going to leave theirjobs and the people who are staying and that is the prime minister of ukraine who is suggested to be out of office for a year or so. what extent to — office for a year or so. what extent to keep _ office for a year or so. what extent to keep the - office for a year or so. what extent to keep the public i office for a year or so. what - extent to keep the public happy in the absence of elections? i know the government wants new faces and new people to be president but i think the public or president zelensky will increase or decrease due to the region.— t

of course very good news indeed. of course what president zielinski really wants as he repeatedly said strike inside russia, something that president biden has refused to grant. is there any situation which you see the us changing their position on that estimate i expect the us to change its position. i expect the us to change its osition. ,, ._ i expect the us to change its osition. ,, ., position. the us may not announce _ position. the us may not announce that _ position. the us may not announce that change - position. the us may not| announce that change and position. the us may not i announce that change and if position. the us may not - announce that change and if it were smart it would not announce that change for obvious reasons but this is a hot issue. more and more members of congress are pushing the white house to change its mind. we see a fight. today we saw the intelligence community has given an assessment of the new york times and we see they vociferously oppose these deep strikes into russia. they say it will not change much, that russia has moved back a lot of the equi

varma zielinski, the ukrainian president has been pleading for months with allies to let his countryside russian territory. we are talking specifically hear about the u.s. attackers and the british storm sheds. it would allow ukraine to hit airbases deep inside ukraine, as well as military targets from which every single day russia is launching attacks that are killing ukrainian civilians. the u.s. and the uk appeared to have inched closer to a decision. it appears as though they will potentially be lifting these restrictions, which has prompted, as you mentioned, alice, this morning from vladimir putin. part of his argument is these long-range weapons require more support, more logistical support and intelligence support by these nato countries than is currently the case. here is more from the russian president. [ speaking in a global language ] >> translator: if this decision is made, it will mean nothing less than the direct process a patient of nato countries, the united states and european countries, in the war with ukraine. this is direct participation and of course, significan

on thursday he once again hinted that zielinski should get in vladimir putin.ver some of their own land to russia? >> we will see what happens. >> kamala harris met with him that same day and her approach could not have been any more different. >> there are some in my country who instead forced ukraine to get up large parts of its sovereign territory and would require ukraine to forgo security relationships with other nations. these proposals are the same of those of putin. >> after series from trump he and zelenskyy to try the to meet face-to-face. it made for some awkward moments as the ex-president everything in his power to avoid condemning vladimir putin. watch. >> we have a very good relationship and i also have a very good relationship, as you know, with president putin. >> more good relations. >> yeah but it takes two to tango. >> it should stop. and the president wanted to stop. i am sure president putin wants it to stop. >> ben rhodes is back with the and also join the conversation is stanley, author of the new book erasing history how fascists rewrit

there is a big push right now from president zielinski -- volodymyr zelenskyy to unleash their restraint on how they can have weapons, how deeply they can use these weapons into russia, these missiles pick a lot of conservatives support this, they are worried this is a similar situation to hitler in world war ii, that there will be a creep across europe. why should we not make sure that that does not happen? and help ukraine succeed in that omission? >> always he built into the russians should have an innovator decreed in the first place but what president trump has said, what is in our best interest to any crane is for the killing to stop. that has to be some pressure put on the russians and frankly on europeans to step up, come to the negotiating table and trend of the conflict. you have to ask you some, what can ukraine accomplishare we sleepwalking ourselves into world war iii with vice president kamala harris and president biden who does not know where the hell he is? we need to have strong leadership, we have to recognize the best thing for ukraine in our own country to de-escalate