what are those concessions exactly? specifically the deal that i would do is that i would freeze the current lines of control. korean war style armistice agreement. i would further commit that nato would never admit ukraine, permanent stop on ukraine ever entering nato. that s big concessions to putin. i will admit that. but in return i would demand something even more that the u.s. gets out of this, which is that we split up the russia-china alliance. i think the china-russia military alliance is the top military threat that the united states faces. the biggest nuclear stockpile in russia compared with the biggest economy and other capabilities in china. those two nations are allied and that s why china s now coming to russia s aid in this war. what makes you think that russia would accept that given putin wants to control all of ukraine, not just the parts that they have now? well, i think that it s a net win if also we make the commitment that ukraine is not going to join nato
specifically, the deal that i would do, is that it would freak the current lines of control. korean war style. armistice agreement. i would further commit that nato would never admit ukraine. permanent stop on ukraine entering nato. which is that we split up the russia china alliance. i think the china russia military alliance is the top military threat that the united states faces. the biggest nuclear stockpile and russia compete with the biggest economy and other credibility is in china. those two nations are allies and that is why china is now coming to participate in this bowl. what makes you think that russia would accept that? given putin wants to control all of ukraine, not just the part of that they have now? i think that it is a net win is also we make the commitment that ukraine is not going to join nato you know what,
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then prohibition forces. the monastery months wearing the tower bells proclaiming the city under siege. they once again open the doors to those seeking refuge. that marked the start of what was known as the revolution, which continue to go for many. months now more than a year into russia s full-fledged invasion of ukraine, the cultural importance and significance of st. michaels is not lost on ukrainians, or the citizens of kyiv. some describing the characteristic bells as the heartbeat of ukrainian resistance. it s a heartbeat we hear every day. every single day here in kyiv. often while i m on the air. it s a heartbeat that vladimir putin continues to ignore. like joseph stalin before, and vladimir putin pushes a false and dangerous notion of ukraine as having no historical value, and putin s war is an essence of war on culture, demanding fealty by force. joining me now, alexa vasylenko, a member of the ukrainian parliament, the permanent delegation to the parliament