The chief of Ukraine's military intelligence said on 27 March that the Kremlin might be planning to carve up the country into two, similar to what happened to Korea after the Second World War, and keep the eastern half under its direct control.
surrounding circumstances of camp david and 9/11 have sort of colored this debate when, in fact, the idea of trying to reach some sort of agreement that brings some level of stability to afghanistan is not in itself a terrible idea. and you make a very important point. the u.s. special ambassadors, for months and months, has been meeting fully authorized by the president with the taliban to come up with a deal. and david swerdlick, i think they were getting closer and closer. my own sense is they were on the verge of some sort of deal. the president wanted to bring them to camp david so he could potentially claim credit for nailing it all down. they were getting closer to a deal. but i see two problems here. first of all, president trump has a habit of rushing ahead to the finish line, because he likes a big photo op before building all the building blocks of a peace deal that he needs. and if you compare this to the situation with his negotiations in north korea, i think you see s
pompeo secretary of state mike pompeo was there and introduced by him ivanka trump as well was introduced giving comments may be attribute to military historic optimal to see him there, making those comments and military applauding our in context the reason there are u.s. troops in south korea we fought a vicious war there aft world twar to at 38th parallel korea krog over dmz with north korean dictator as i mentioned an hourlong meeting on south korean side getting a sense what was discussed in that meeting potentially an invite to the white house, from president trump, we will see if that manifests if negotiations are kick started or not later on that day he flew to osan air base a lot of our air force are stationed as well as rooeb korea air force