they re also setting up a three of the way hot line to talk during times of crisis and will make their summit annual event. the agreement falls short of offering nato-style mutual defense assurances but ensures a commitment to consult if any one country faces a security threat. this is not about a day, a week, a month. this is about decades and decades of relationships that we re building. reporter: this trilateral summit once considered unimaginable in part because of a forced labor dispute during japan s forced occupation of crimea. president yoon and prime minister kishida have gone to great lengths to mend faces in the face of shared security challenges as china s military and economic power grows in the region. your leadership with the full support of the united states has brought us here because each of you understands that our world stands at an inflection point. reporter: camp david has a long history with high stakes diplomacy, the wooded retreat 60
know, we understand your support because when you give such messages and when you gave sometimes some weapons i m sorry, but i want to say like i said during our meeting, our council that it very simple to criticize, for example, cluster munition, which you made difficult political decision, but you have to know that russia used such weapons from the first days not only full scare war from first days of occupation of crimea from 2015 in all of our territories. in donbas they used it and now they continue doing. and that you gave this decision will help us to safe us, and that s why my appreciation for this. and i didn t hear from all the
to know that russia used such weapon from those days, not only from full-scale war, but not just from the occupation of crimea from the 14th and 15th in all our territories, but they used it and now they continue doing it and that you gave us. this decision will help us to save us and that s why my appreciation, and i didn t hear from all the other parts of the world when russia began to use it. i didn t hear that some of the countries criticized russia, you know, but i think it was very useful to put them. so thank you so much for this help. we really counted on this not on this, i mean, that s totally huge support, and i want to thank all americans.
intelligence. anotherfactor knowledge or help from the ukrainian intelligence. another factor here knowledge or help from the ukrainian intelligence. anotherfactor here is some of those involved in this raid are reported to be late to far right extremism. now this is a tiny group that no one has heard of until now, almost no one, and that represent the bulk of ukrainians or ukraine, but nevertheless in the battle for pr, this is bad optics for ukraine. if some of them turn out to be linked to the of nazism or fascism, that reinforces the kremlin narrative that it is fighting this war to cleanse, to read ukraine of neo nazis and that s a bad look for ukraine. neo-nazis and that s a bad look for ukraine. . ~ neo-nazis and that s a bad look for ukraine. ., ~ ,., ukraine. frank garner reporting there. earlier ukraine. frank garner reporting there. earlier i ukraine. frank garner reporting there. earlier i spoke ukraine. frank garner reporting there. earlier i spoke to - ukraine. frank
could serve as a blueprint for chinese president xi and his stance on taiwan. while maybe ukraine today, it s going to be taiwan tomorrow. we can t put our head in the sand and ignore this. otherwise, the russians will be on the polish border, and chairman xi will invade taiwan. now, top chinese economic officials refused to condemn russia s war with ukraine at a g20 economic meeting over the weekend, declining to sign a statement that was agreed to by 18 other member nations. russia also refused to sign. jericka. i know that s very concerning for u.s. officials. skyler henry, thank you. today ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy marked nine years since russia s occupation of crimea, tweeting this is our land, adding the ukrainian flag will return to every corner of the country. cbs s imtiaz tyab reports from kyiv tonight. reporter: sheltering underground is the only way to survive in the eastern ukrainian town of vuhledar, where despite