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I dont know what kind of aid the chinese could provide russia here. but look, beijing is moscows leading ally and partner. and its very clear that theyre not quite happy about this conflict, in the sense that its made things more diplomatically dicey for both china and dicey for china and russia. nor are they coming out and condemning putin. they just wont do that. >> michael, youve got terrific sources on the ground in ukraine. i wanted to get your sense of play as to where things stand. a lot ...

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To make it clear. i wasnt then norm i now articulating a policy change. the u.s. puts that pressure on putin. ukraine has officials who view what putin is doing as potentially an effort to split this country into two, to make that an off-ramp for areas he hasnt completely overwhelmed. think of it like a separation of war-torn countries like north and south korea. meanwhile, the war on the ground continues leaders in ukraine say they have retaken a kyiv suburb back from russian kroll. kremlin t...

Correspondent helen catt. helen, is this a case of liz truss offering vladimir putin a so—called "off ramp," or simply flagging that sanctions will be in place for some time to come? well, liz truss is really keen to increase the pressure on russia. she saysin increase the pressure on russia. she says in this interview that she doesnt believe that currently the russians are negotiating seriously, and she wants to increase pressure to try and make sure that happens. so actually, in the short te...

Of years, theyll be sending trainers to the united states. >> lauren, i want to underscore something that betsy said, the act of not ramping up military capabilities while based on this hope that putin could be diplomatic, french president macron, german chancellor scholz did speak with putin this weekend. based on your reporting, how alive are your hopes for diplomacy between the west and putin? >> i think the west wont give up hope of diplomacy because they need to see an off-ramp to this beca...

Between individual leaders and you dont have a rules-based international system. >> ruth, given your study of strong men and autocrats, what do you think is the best way of dealing with a vladimir putin? do we need to appeal to his ego, give him some form of off ramp because biden yesterday was saying he cant stay on as leader in russia calling him a butcher and war criminal? is that helpful in this scenario? >> i was really glad that biden came out so strongly because we have coddled these peop...

All they really hold are the highways that go through that red. one kilometer to the right. one kilometer to the left and a kilometer in front of them. thats all they hold and this is a, actually, its a situation that as those lines of invasion go down, they dont go down multiple highways, they go down one. its exposing them to counterattack by ukrainians. weve already seen in kharkiv and other places, they are going behind them and attacking and destroying their convoys. russia does not have a ...

Indeed china to provide that off-ramp. >> rebeccah. >> vladimir putin is the most guilty of canceling russia. this is going to be a strategic loss for russia in the end. i think this idiotic russo phobe i dont canceling tolstoy and russian ballet danners is wrong and misplaced. he doesnt represented the beauty of russian culture. i agree his comments should not before taken seriously. >> hes trying to align himself with the people in the united states with the people whining about cancel culture...

Will involve a withdrawal. but, you know, we dont know. i mean, its impossible to predict that sort of thing, but i doubt its going to be worse. and in the process of this war being fought, do you think ukraine should engage with, consider the options on the table when theyre in the negotiations? i dont think that any solution that is envisaged right now is possible, leaving the russians in control of the donbas or crimea. basically, if you accepted that as a condition for ending the war, you wo...

Lot. and that is the paralysis of power. when the cold war ended he thinks thats what happened. the soviets blinked and america took advantage. power in his mind has could be wielded not paralyze. and he is wielding it to disastrous effect in ukraine. >> from what you can tell from his writings and what he said he is not slowing down or capitulate, right? its interesting because you have president zelenskyy in this latest video message calling again for negotiations with russia. saying its time ...