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About 14,000 Ukrainian refugees who have arrived in Israel since the onset of the war are currently ineligible to receive health services. Is a solution on the horizon?
Morning ahead of that meeting. turkish officials have been working really hard behind the scenes for weeks, michael, trying to negotiate, to mediate, to bring both sides to the negotiating table. they are quite optimistic. the turkish foreign minister saying he is hoping this is going to be a turning point. president erdogan hoping this would open the door to a permanent ceasefire, he says. but as you mentioned, from both sides, it seems the expectations are quite low. the ukrainian foreign minister kuleba again saying he doesn't have high expectations, but he is going to try his best. he is g...
They've been moving. meanwhile, high level talks between ukraine and russia ace top diplomats are said to get under way any minute in anatolia in turkey. meeting with sergei sergei. the two have also been meeting with turkey's foreign minister. kuleba says his expectations for the negotiations are low, but hopes that lavrov's goal is to work towards ending this war. jo jomana joins me now. expectations low, at least from the ukrainian side. what can we expect? >> well, we're going to have to wait and see in the next few hours, michael, what comes out at these meetings. we know that the meeting...
Younger. he has only been minister for two years, at age 40 one of the youngest in ukrainian's history. he has worked in the diplomatic service off and on since 2003. he is also seen as a media savvy diplomat. writing a 2019 book called "war for reality," described as a handbook on personal data protection, critical thinking and resisting manipulation in the age of internet and mass digitation. he is viewed as even tempered and straight forward. >> as we speak, russian planes continue to bomb citizens, civilians including women and children. it's a disaster here. >> reporter: but despite the s...
This has not marred their experience in ukraine at all. >> wow. >> they say look, the war is probably not going to last forever. when it does end, they plan to go straight back to continue their education. they love ukraine, and they say that it's been wonderful experience. obviously save for the last throw days. that is remarkable, isn't it? this country is big for foreign students and education at the universities here. many of which they'll have to rebuild. scott, good to see you. thank you so much. scott mclean there. all right. now we've got the foreign minister for poland kuleba arrivi...