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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.
... press to read statements and both left a short time later. Nick Schifrin was there for the summit and reports from Anchorage. ... Amna Nawaz: And Nick Schifrin joins us now from the room where that press conference took place between Presidents Trump and Putin in Anchorage, Alaska. So, Nick, at ...
... where the two presidents are expected to come out in the next couple hours to let us all know how it went -- Amna. Amna Nawaz: Nick, tell us more about those meetings that are ongoing right now. What's the format and who's there? Nick Schifrin: At first, Amna ...
Dmitri Trenin: Russia has declared the entire territories of the new Russia, the four regions in the southeast of Ukraine, as Russia's constitutional territory. And it's a stated goal of Russia to have those territories in full incorporated into the Russian Federation. Nick Schifrin: But, again, does Russia ...
... in reality, only Ukrainians are responsible for their defense. So it goes the same way for us. Nick Schifrin: And so the Baltics will bolster their defenses, hoping they will not have to fight the European war that continues to rage. For the "PBS News Hour," I'm Nick Schifrin.
... where the line is drawn. That at the end of the day is somewhat important, but the political and security issues come first for him. Nick Schifrin: We, of course, heard President Trump today make a new threat. He was asked, if President Putin doesn't end the war -- that ...
... the timing for Ukraine could not be worse. It could allow Putin to paint Ukraine in dire straits during that summit.Amna Nawaz: A lot is happening on that front. I know you're going to continue to cover it all. Nick Schifrin, thanks, as always. Nick Schifrin: Thank you.
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