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... want to send my sons to a never-ending story war. This is not the way we want to live here. Nick Schifrin: But, for now, that is life here, because, despite the demands, despite the urgency, the war goes on.For the "PBS News Hour," I'm Nick Schifrin.
... four months. Iran is still demanding it contain -- or continue its enrichment. And the U.S. as part of any deal is arguing that Iran needs to stop enrichment. And that impasse maintains even today. Geoff Bennett: Nick Schifrin, thank you so much for this reporting. Nick Schifrin: Thank you.
... and I don't want that. Nick Schifrin: Russia's oil industry will bounce back. But Ukrainians will keep looking for any weakness and any opportunity to force Russians to feel pain, even if it's just pain at the pump. For the "PBS News Hour," I'm Nick Schifrin.
... Whereas law enforcement officers receive four to six months of training, our young men and women receive three or four hours of training, not months. Nick Schifrin: Let's talk about the impact on the Guard -- Guardsman themselves. Defense officials tell me that the quick reaction force would be able ...
... so the policy of the Israeli government is very clear. It's to restrict aid. And that has its consequence that you're seeing today. Nick Schifrin: And, just to be clear, those five tons that you say are stuck -- quote -- "on the wrong side of the border," you believe ...
... could travel and be like any other children around the world. Nick Schifrin: But, in Gaza today, the dreams are often nightmares. This week, a graduation ceremony in a makeshift school for Gaza's orphans, an entire generation scarred by loss.For the "PBS News Hour," I'm Nick Schifrin.
Nick Schifrin: And is it conditional? Anita Anand: And that is not at the detriment of the security of either party in the two-state solution. And I have been having weekly calls with the Palestinian Authority to ensure that they have a road map forward for the commitments that ...
... a plan that would provide Ukraine the ability to defend itself and ensure its future security should the two sides come to a peace agreement. Nick Schifrin begins our coverage of today's military meetings as Russia continues to wage its war on Ukraine. Nick Schifrin: In Northeast Ukraine today ...
... of starting point for the discussion should be a sort of understanding among us, our American partners and our European partners about security. And, after that, we can discuss everything else. Nick Schifrin: Pavlo Klimkin, former foreign minister of Ukraine, thank you very much. Pavlo Klimkin: Thanks a lot, Nick.
... President Trump endorsed. And Europe wants to keep pressure on Russia, and, as you heard Rubio and others, senior officials, saying they will not impose more sanctions while these negotiations continue -- Geoff. Geoff Bennett: Nick Schifrin at the White House for us tonight. Nick, thank you. Nick Schifrin: Thank you.
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