Jeremy Bowen
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I think the fact that the news conference was cancelled, guesswork on my part, but the indications I'd say are that they had nothing good to say about each other, so best not to say it in public. And also, General Kellogg, the US envoy, would have been asked all sorts of awkward questions about, does he agree that Zelensky, who presumably would have been standing next to him, is a dictator?
I think the fact that the news conference was cancelled, guesswork on my part, but the indications I'd say are that they had nothing good to say about each other, so best not to say it in public. And also, General Kellogg, the US envoy, would have been asked all sorts of awkward questions about, does he agree that Zelensky, who presumably would have been standing next to him, is a dictator?
as president trump has said as for waltz the national security advisor and one of the criticisms of the american approach has been is that they are treating ukraine potentially like a colony where they can extract its mineral wealth its natural wealth and just walk off with it in a very very one-sided deal and waltz was saying you've got to get that contract signed and tone down the uh
as president trump has said as for waltz the national security advisor and one of the criticisms of the american approach has been is that they are treating ukraine potentially like a colony where they can extract its mineral wealth its natural wealth and just walk off with it in a very very one-sided deal and waltz was saying you've got to get that contract signed and tone down the uh
the nasty comments about our leadership, even though the Americans, of course, have license to say, President Trump particularly, about what he wants about the Ukrainians. So I think they are saying, look, it is an unequal relationship. We are stronger than you. And you know what? Bad luck. We're going to do what we want and you better go along with us.
the nasty comments about our leadership, even though the Americans, of course, have license to say, President Trump particularly, about what he wants about the Ukrainians. So I think they are saying, look, it is an unequal relationship. We are stronger than you. And you know what? Bad luck. We're going to do what we want and you better go along with us.
One thing Ukrainians are not short of after three years of war is nationalism. And one thing that Zelensky is good at is defiance. He showed that from the outset three years ago. I mean, you remember he did a video late at night with his chief advisers around him saying, we are all here, we're not leaving. And I think that that will quite likely be the approach he takes to all of this.
One thing Ukrainians are not short of after three years of war is nationalism. And one thing that Zelensky is good at is defiance. He showed that from the outset three years ago. I mean, you remember he did a video late at night with his chief advisers around him saying, we are all here, we're not leaving. And I think that that will quite likely be the approach he takes to all of this.
Well, answer, you can't. I think that it wouldn't work otherwise. There are various formulations being discussed, but the thing about it is if there is going to be some kind of a peace agreement, and it's a misnomer to talk about what's going on really between the Americans and the Russians as peace talks, because while the Americans had been backing Ukraine,
Well, answer, you can't. I think that it wouldn't work otherwise. There are various formulations being discussed, but the thing about it is if there is going to be some kind of a peace agreement, and it's a misnomer to talk about what's going on really between the Americans and the Russians as peace talks, because while the Americans had been backing Ukraine,
Ukraine, they're not direct belligerents in the war. And you can't really do a deal just by talking to one side. And there now seems to be very little daylight between the things that Trump and his people are saying about the war and the things that Putin and his people have been saying about the war for many years now, since before the full-scale invasion.
Ukraine, they're not direct belligerents in the war. And you can't really do a deal just by talking to one side. And there now seems to be very little daylight between the things that Trump and his people are saying about the war and the things that Putin and his people have been saying about the war for many years now, since before the full-scale invasion.
So I think that Trump does not like defiance and he pushes back when he gets it. I don't think these bullying tactics are going to work in international relations and particularly not dealing with a country that believes it's fighting for its life the way that they might work if you're around the negotiating table talking about a hotel project in New Jersey.
So I think that Trump does not like defiance and he pushes back when he gets it. I don't think these bullying tactics are going to work in international relations and particularly not dealing with a country that believes it's fighting for its life the way that they might work if you're around the negotiating table talking about a hotel project in New Jersey.
America is under new management and Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky has joined a growing list of US allies who are finding out that the world according to Donald Trump is cold, uncertain and potentially dangerous.
America is under new management and Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky has joined a growing list of US allies who are finding out that the world according to Donald Trump is cold, uncertain and potentially dangerous.
President Zelensky, visiting a nuclear power plant, told journalists that it was not pleasant that President Trump had rung Vladimir Putin in the Kremlin before calling him, but much worse was the thought that the two men might want to settle Ukraine's future between them and no one else.
President Zelensky, visiting a nuclear power plant, told journalists that it was not pleasant that President Trump had rung Vladimir Putin in the Kremlin before calling him, but much worse was the thought that the two men might want to settle Ukraine's future between them and no one else.