morning. president biden is headed back to washington after wrapping up a consequential g7 summit. the president says he has a call scheduled with house speaker kevin mccarthy once his meetings conclude in japan. debt ceiling talks appear to stall with negotiators on both sides saying they were unsure when they would meet again. republicans have called for a deep spending cuts in exchange for support to raise the nation bore heing limit. the president said that many of republicans demands are unacceptable. president biden held his first face-to-face with ukrainian president zelenskyy since they met in kyiv in february. during the sitdown, president biden announced a new $370 million $75 million security assistance package to ukraine. team coverage from around the globe. sam kiley is live in kirstjen nielsen. we begin with phil mattingly in hiroshima. we heard president biden speak, a big chunk of about the latest on the debt ceiling and doesn t seem like there is much
flow. they may or may not be dominant in the urbanized area. they are certainly under pressure on the flanks. the ukrainians are insisting that they still have people in the urban area and claiming short-term victories simply illustrating a failure to understand the battle is kdynamc rather than static occasions. they don t end like a soccer match. they continue indefinitely until there is an absolute result. the ukrainians could be in the process of encircling what remains of the wagner group in the free fire zone now if it is clear of ukrainian troops and they are likely to be sitting in a trap rather than victorious. kim dozer, let s talk about the big picture in regards to the results of this g7 summit. there was one picture that i saw of zelenskyy having that family photo with all the g7 leaders flanked by them.