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it is a stunning turn of events on the00:00:02
3D anniversary of Russia's full-scale00:00:04
invasion of its smaller neighbor Ukraine00:00:07
at the UN General Assembly America sided00:00:10
with Russia and North Korea in voting00:00:13
against the resolution condemning00:00:16
Russia's War it came as Emanuel macron00:00:19
visited the White House for talks with00:00:21
the French President saying Donald Trump00:00:23
believed European peacekeepers would be00:00:26
accepted by Russia as a security00:00:28
guarantee underpinning any future deal00:00:31
the French leader said he'd already00:00:32
spoken to the UK about a deployment but00:00:36
added that the solidarity and support of00:00:38
America was crucial meanwhile world00:00:41
leaders traveled to Kiev to pledge00:00:43
further support for Ukraine with00:00:45
President zalinski saying we hope we can00:00:48
finish this war this year saki stama00:00:51
addressed the summit via video link we00:00:54
have full coverage for you with the00:00:56
latest from Ukraine and we'll be live in00:00:58
Moscow and at the UN in New York but00:01:00
first Gary odonahue there our top story00:01:03
from00:01:06
[Music]00:01:08
Washington it was an optimistic00:01:10
president macron who came to the White00:01:12
House today the first European leader to00:01:14
head to Washington since president00:01:16
Trump's00:01:18
reelection his task an attempt to reach00:01:21
a consensus over ending the war in00:01:23
Ukraine and to stabilize the00:01:25
transatlantic relationship which has00:01:27
been severely tested again the00:01:29
relationship has been very special with00:01:31
France and very special with this00:01:32
gentleman on my right it looked like the00:01:34
old love romance between these two was00:01:37
back but the differences weren't far00:01:39
from the surface notably on the relative00:01:41
contributions to Ukraine from the US and00:01:44
Europe Europe is loaning the money to00:01:47
Ukraine they get their money back no in00:01:49
fact to be to be frank uh we paid we00:01:52
paid 60% of the totally fought and it00:01:55
was through like the US loans guarantee00:01:58
grants and we we provided real money to00:02:01
be clear but Donald Trump continues to00:02:03
insist Ukraine hands over half its key00:02:06
natural resources as compensation for00:02:09
America's contribution and he says such00:02:11
a deal with Ukraine's president zalinski00:02:14
is close I will be meeting with00:02:16
president zalinski in fact he may come00:02:18
in this week or next week to sign the00:02:21
agreement and which would be nice i' I'd00:02:23
love to meet him would meet at the Oval00:02:25
Office that issue of compensation is00:02:28
another bone of contention between00:02:29
between the US and Europe it was up to00:02:32
Russia said the French President to pay00:02:34
this work all us a lot of money and this00:02:38
is the responsibility of Russia because00:02:39
the aggressor is Russia where some00:02:41
agreement appears to be emerging is on00:02:43
the question of possible European00:02:45
peacekeeping troops in Ukraine after a00:02:48
truce something both France and the UK00:02:51
are open to we also spoke about these00:02:54
issues at L with the president we've00:02:57
worked with President Zin and gotten to00:03:00
some of the details of the various00:03:03
phases of the negotiation and we've also00:03:05
been able to speak about some of this00:03:07
work with our British Partners00:03:12
to talk about deployments of Peace00:03:16
forces on Ukrainian soil which are part00:03:19
of these security guarantees later00:03:22
president macron said progress had been00:03:24
made including on the question of troops00:03:28
and now there's a clear American message00:03:30
that the US as an ally is ready to00:03:34
provide that solidarity for that00:03:36
approach that's a turning point in my00:03:38
view there is still no concrete proposal00:03:41
for ending the war in Ukraine but00:03:43
Europe's leaders will at least hope they00:03:45
are now back at the negotiating00:03:48
table Clive I think president macron and00:03:51
other European leaders will take some00:03:53
heart from today's meeting they are at00:03:54
least back at the table and talking00:03:57
however there were no reassurances from00:03:59
the president on whether America would00:04:01
provide any kind of security guarantee00:04:03
and whether it would hold out for00:04:05
Ukraine getting its land back bear in00:04:07
mind of course last Friday president00:04:10
Trump said president macron and prime00:04:12
minister K stama had done nothing to end00:04:15
this war now he's saying they're being a00:04:17
great help his view his mood his00:04:19
attitudes can change just like that00:04:22
indeed all right Gary thank you Gary OD00:04:24
Donahue they're live in00:04:26
Washington well the United Nations00:04:28
General Assembly did back a resolution00:04:31
today strongly criticizing moscow's00:04:33
actions and supporting Ukraine's00:04:35
territorial Integrity Nal Fe is live in00:04:38
New York for us now Nea history will00:04:41
record that America despite supporting00:04:44
Ukraine throughout the full scale00:04:46
Invasion by Russia actually sided with00:04:48
the Kremlin in today's00:04:52
vote that's right Clive you know here at00:04:55
the UN what was supposed to be a00:04:57
symbolic moment to reaffirm Ukraine's00:05:00
sovereignty and territorial Integrity as00:05:03
it marks its third anniversary of the00:05:05
Russian invasion instead turned into a00:05:08
dramatic day of diplomatic tension among00:05:11
allies you know you had the United00:05:14
States not only siding with Russia00:05:16
bellus and North Korea in the general00:05:19
assembly but Washington went a step00:05:22
further to produce its own competing00:05:24
texts in the general assembly and in the00:05:27
security Council and the British and00:05:30
French ambassadors said that was done00:05:32
without any warning or any negotiation00:05:34
the Trump administration's language00:05:36
didn't blame Russia for the uh Invasion00:05:39
and it didn't reaffirm Ukraine's00:05:41
territorial integrity and just a few00:05:44
moments ago Clive the security Council00:05:46
passed its first ever resolution on00:05:49
Ukraine that watered down us text uh00:05:53
because remember in the past Russia has00:05:55
held a veto this time around that00:05:57
resolution passed Europeans though are00:05:59
saying there can be no peace when00:06:02
aggression is rewarded all right Nea00:06:04
thank you for that Nei they're live at00:06:07
the UN in New00:06:09
York well several world leaders gathered00:06:11
in Kev today to offer their continuing00:06:14
support for Ukraine in the face of00:06:16
Russian aggression they pledge more00:06:18
financial military and political help as00:06:20
James Waterhouse reports now from00:06:23
Kev in Ukraine the war is as impossible00:06:27
to escape as the politics surrounding it00:06:30
for president zilinski today was about00:06:32
remembrance and rallying his remaining00:06:35
allies but there was one big absentee00:06:38
the US okay what followed were talks00:06:41
about military support the likelihood of00:06:44
Ukraine joining the European Union00:06:46
perhaps they could be earlier than 203000:06:50
as well as the enforcing of any future00:06:52
ceasefire and any settlement must be00:06:55
based on a sovereign Ukraine backed up00:06:58
with strong security00:07:01
guarantees the UK is ready and willing00:07:04
to support this with troops on the00:07:06
ground welcome uh everyone to the first00:07:09
G7 meeting of uh 2025 Canada Ukraine and00:07:13
its European allies still have to work00:07:15
out how to stand up to Russia in the00:07:17
long term at a separate Gathering after00:07:20
swerving questions about their00:07:21
relationship President zensi issued this00:07:24
call to Donald Trump directly president00:07:27
Trump we would really like to to hear00:07:30
from you because all of our people all00:07:32
our us our families are very worried00:07:35
will there be support from America for00:07:38
our people for life in general it's so00:07:40
important that American Support American00:07:43
assistance Remains The Diplomatic chat00:07:47
has continued tonight and there has been00:07:49
some substance today but the tone has00:07:52
very much been about picking Ukraine up00:07:54
after two weeks of American foreign00:07:56
policy that has rocked its war effort00:07:59
nevertheless there still yet might be00:08:01
scope for cooperation between Kiev and00:08:05
Washington a deal that would give the us00:08:07
access to Ukraine's natural resources in00:08:10
return for security guarantees is00:08:12
reportedly being finalized president00:08:15
zelinsky has rejected previous drafts00:08:18
calling it a debt which would take00:08:19
generations to pay James waterhous BBC00:08:23
News00:08:24
Kev 3 years after this conflict began00:08:28
there is a military stal on the00:08:30
battlefield here's what Ukraine looked00:08:32
like back in 2022 the areas in red are00:08:36
under Russian military control 3 years00:08:38
later you can see Russia has built a00:08:41
corridor there down to Crimea but here00:08:43
in purple Ukraine has managed to retake00:08:47
most of the territory that was under00:08:49
threat in the north well Jeremy Bowen00:08:51
reports now on a nation determined to00:08:54
keep fighting but praying for00:08:56
peace cars destroyed in the fight for KV00:09:00
3 years ago have been gathered into a00:09:02
memorial in erpin the suburb where00:09:04
Ukraine won the battle for its capital00:09:07
next to the new bridge the ruins of the00:09:10
old one between Kiev and Erin are also00:09:14
preserved the Ukrainian Army blew the00:09:17
bridge to stop Russian tanks using it00:09:20
Ukraine's Western allies just like the00:09:22
Kremlin expected these men would lose to00:09:24
Russia within days or00:09:27
weeks Russian shelling was in for00:09:29
ukrainians it felt like the worst of00:09:34
times it was a dangerous Journey for00:09:36
thousands of civilians who used the00:09:38
rubble as stepping stones to cross the00:09:41
river into relative safety inside00:09:44
Kev but the country rallied when the00:09:47
Americans offered to evacuate president00:09:49
zelinski he told them he needed00:09:51
ammunition not a00:09:54
ride zalinsky dawned military attire and00:09:58
posted videos telling ukrainians he was00:10:00
staying to lead the00:10:04
fight but 3 years after they stopped the00:10:07
Russian Invaders marked with a zed from00:10:09
scoring a quick Victory the old00:10:12
Ukrainian nightmare of national00:10:13
Extinction is00:10:18
back Ukraine's modernized Army is just00:10:21
about holding its own here training near00:10:23
their border with the Russian province00:10:25
of KK their nightmare is Donald Trump00:10:29
he's put restoring America's00:10:31
relationship with Russia above Ukraine's00:10:33
fight to stay independent and Trump has00:10:36
repeated Russian00:10:42
lies like the claim Ukraine started the00:10:46
war Edward said Russia started it they00:10:50
came to our home to kill us our sons our00:10:53
daughters and our parents that is why we00:10:55
are00:10:57
fighting along the Border Ukrainian00:11:00
troops are getting ready to rejoin the00:11:02
battle in kusk a chunk of Russia it00:11:05
seized last August and is fighting to00:11:07
keep in the bunkers warm and dry these00:11:10
men are facing the prospect of losing00:11:12
the American support that has been vital00:11:14
for three years Evan a squad leader and00:11:18
a veteran of the war in KK says Ukraine00:11:21
is making more weapons of its own and00:11:23
they will keep00:11:25
going it's good to get help from abroad00:11:28
help won't last forever it's here today00:11:31
it might beun00:11:32
tomorrow soldiers here know that Putin00:11:35
believes Ukraine belongs to Russia which00:11:37
is why they're alarmed by talk of trump00:11:40
making a deal with00:11:42
him Putin wants to destroy our political00:11:46
system and to make Ukraine his vassel00:11:48
state are there any circumstances under00:11:51
which Western countries the Americans00:11:54
should trust President Putin yeah no no00:11:58
I don't have enough fingers to count how00:11:59
many times Putin lied to everyone to the00:12:03
Russians and to us and to the West00:12:06
fighting men in a snow covered Forest00:12:09
it's a scene from Europe's past and the00:12:12
challenge for leaders for diplomats is00:12:15
to make sure it's not a scene from00:12:17
Europe's future because it might00:12:22
be the point the ukrainians00:12:25
make is that if President Putin is able00:12:28
to get what he wants by breaking00:12:30
international law and going to war then00:12:34
it won't be the last time not just for00:12:36
him but for00:12:40
others back in Kiev 3 years ago as the00:12:43
barricades went up it was a straight00:12:45
forward fight for survival for00:12:47
ukrainians it still is but it is not00:12:52
straightforward then volunteers signed00:12:55
up to fight talking about protecting00:12:57
their families00:13:00
now that early enthusiasm has gone after00:13:03
huge casualties and the authorities00:13:05
pursue men who won't00:13:07
fight demitro and Maxim then 18 and 1900:13:11
both fought in the battle for Kiev Maxim00:13:14
on the left served around 30 months in00:13:16
Frontline00:13:19
Combat 3 years on both fear Trump will00:13:22
appeased Putin as Britain appeased Nazi00:13:26
Germany before00:13:27
1939 it is very dangerous moment for for00:13:30
the entire world not only for Ukraine00:13:33
even if uh United States will not00:13:35
provide us any more weapons or uh other00:13:39
support I think that uh Donald Trump00:13:42
wants to become like a new Chamberland00:13:45
who uh like signed some treaty with00:13:48
Hitler and uh we all know what what it00:13:52
was in the result but uh I think that uh00:13:55
Mr Trump should be more focused on00:13:58
becoming like somebody like Churchill00:14:01
three years ago you were young guys00:14:03
volunteering for the Army you must have00:14:05
changed everyone changed uh and I I have00:14:10
changed00:14:12
uh I think that uh every Ukrainian and00:14:16
mean person uh matured during this uh00:14:21
three years uh everyone who entered00:14:25
military and everyone who uh was00:14:29
fighting for such a long time00:14:31
drastically00:14:34
changed the cost of this war is heavy00:14:36
but not so unbearable that either side00:14:38
will Su for peace it is about more than00:14:41
controlling land it's about existence00:14:43
for these ukrainians staying independent00:14:46
Putin is fighting them for Russia's00:14:49
place in the world and that's why making00:14:51
a peace deal might be impossible and now00:14:54
for the ukrainians and their European00:14:57
Partners the sense that Trump's America00:15:00
isn't just an unreliable Ally it might00:15:04
be no kind of Ally at00:15:06
all Jeremy Bowen BBC News in00:15:11
Ukraine president Trump says he's00:15:13
discussing major economic deals with the00:15:15
Kremlin to help end the war Steve00:15:17
Rosenberg is live in Moscow for us now00:15:21
uh Vladimir Putin has been speaking this00:15:23
evening Steve what's he been00:15:26
saying yes indeed Vladimir Putin popped00:15:28
up unexpectedly late tonight on Russian00:15:31
State television they interrupted00:15:33
regular programs for this and he00:15:35
proceeded to say lots of things that00:15:37
Donald Trump will like uh there was lots00:15:39
of flattery he said president Trump did00:15:42
not act on emotion he had a rational00:15:44
approach to what was happening there was00:15:46
lots of Praise he praised Donald Trump's00:15:49
uh idea for America Russia and China to00:15:53
slash uh defense spending and there were00:15:55
offers of big money project cooperation00:15:59
in Russia and America for example in the00:16:01
aluminium industry I think when it comes00:16:03
to dealing with the US president the00:16:06
kmin leader knows exactly which buttons00:16:08
to press but what about the war in00:16:10
Ukraine and the prospects for peace well00:16:13
from what the Russian foreign minister00:16:15
Sergey lavro was saying earlier today it00:16:17
doesn't sound as if Moscow is in any00:16:20
hurry to sign on to a ceasefire he said00:16:22
this we will cease hostilities only when00:16:25
negotiations provide a firm lasting00:16:28
result that suits the Russian Federation00:16:31
until then Russia fights on confident I00:16:34
think that it can seize more Ukrainian00:16:37
territoryDescription:
French President Emmanuel Macron told Donald Trump that peace must not mean the surrender of Ukraine, at a news conference with the US President at the White House. The two leaders were meeting to discuss the war in Ukraine on the third anniversary of Russia's full-scale invasion of the country. The French leader interrupted President Trump to correct him, after Mr Trump said Europe's financial assistance to Ukraine was in the form of loans. Mr Macron said that was not the case as most of the money had been given to Ukraine by Europe. Earlier, Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky said he hoped “we can finish the war this year”. He was speaking at a summit of western leaders meeting in Kyiv to show their support for his country. At the United Nations in New York, the General Assembly agreed a resolution - drafted by the EU and the UK - to mark the anniversary of the war. It reaffirmed the UN's "commitment to the sovereignty, independence, unity and territorial integrity of Ukraine". The US opposed the resolution alongside Russia and North Korea, supporting a resolution which made no reference to backing Ukraine's territorial integrity and referred to Russia's invasion as a "conflict". Clive Myrie presents BBC News at Ten reporting by Gary O’Donoghue in Washington, Nada Tawfik at the United Nations in New York, James Waterhouse in Kyiv, Jeremy Bowen on the frontline in Ukraine and Steve Rosenberg in Moscow. Subscribe here: https://www.youtube.com/user/bbcnews?sub_confirmation=1 For more news, analysis and features visit: www.bbc.com/news #BBCNews
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