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That zelenskyy would basically sign an agreement that would replace his government with a pro-russian government? and then are these questions about recognizing crimea as russia or recognizing the two so-called people's republics in donetsk as independent states, those are going to be very, very difficult questions. and at some point to get a negotiation going, moscow has to show some give. and at this point at least publicly, that hasn't happened. >> i spoke to igor nobokov about these potential negotiations. here is what he told me. >> now since the first wave of this invasion has failed, he...

Defense who said today, publicly, that the entire territory of the kyiv region has been liberated completely. >> igor, we thank you as always for joining us on this. please stay safe amidst all that is going on, and we hope to speak to you again soon. our coverage, by the way, of the invasion of ukraine will continue throughout the hour. ahead, i'm going to speak with a pediatric oncologist working to evacuate ukrainian children with cancer to make sure they get the treatments that they need. that's coming up in about 15 minutes time. we're also following some other news today, a new report ...

Very skilled at pulling off those type of operations as we've seen. >> and that target, the exact type of target the russians have been striking as well inside ukraine. ali aruozi, as always, thank you. i want to bring in igor nobokov, former advisor to ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy. thank you so much for joining us. let's tick through a few things here that i was just talking to our correspondent on the ground about. first and foremost, though, i want to get a sense of how your friends and family are doing there on the ground, the ones that have remained inside ukraine. how's ever...

You're processing what has happened, but i'll tell you more about it in due course. >> as we're getting through this conversation, igor, let's talk about the strike of the fuel depot inside russia. we have confirmation now that it was two ukrainian helicopters that, in fact, pulled that off. what do you make of it? >> well, i can't either confirm or deny it. i mean, that's the official position of ukraine, but you know, what's really important about this strike, not only is that a fuel depot that's logistically incredibly important for russia to kind of carry on with their invasion towards kha...

And i have to tell you, i appreciate your help and your perspective of having been on these phone calls and making it clear to the american audience, you knew what they wanted, they knew it wasn't legitimate, and they asked for it. and "they" was the president and his lawyer and it was clear to the president of ukraine and his team. igor, thank you very much, i appreciate you, and be well. >> thank you. now, one step sideways as we go to break. how much does it hurt to hear this young ukrainian guy say i see america differently now? it hurts, right? it hurts me, because you love your country...