similar goals. we have exerted efforts for the prosperity of our respective countries. we can cooperate and work together to achieve our goals. reporter: but china has so far drawn the line at military aid for russia s war. there are concerns that may change, but right now it s only chinese diplomacy on the table. the kremlin-leaning peace plan calling for talks but stopping short of demanding a russian withdraw, a key ukrainian demand. translator: we have carefully studied your proposals onseting the acute crises in ukraine. of course we ll have an opportunity to discuss these issues. reporter: there s little sign putin is open to compromise. this was the russian leader on sunday, driving through the captured and devastated city of mariupol. local residents, according to state media, are shown thanking him and asking to shake hands when a heckler briefly makes her breath heard. none of this is true is the cry. it s all for show. the russian leader seems undisturbed. no
kaittelyn polantz has the story reporter: these six weren t the leaders of the group. we ve already seen those trials take place and the justice department earned convictions there for seditious conspiracy theory conspiracy. this group were convicted of the conspiracy to obstruct congress during january 6th. what these charges revealed and what the jury agreed with, what was convicted here is members of this group were moving together in a military-like fashion, moving toward the senate chamber. so this is the type of case it isn t the tip of the spear in the justice department s prosecution of members of the oath keepers, but yet another conviction they have secured, the third trial in a row where they ve gotten convictions and able to highlight the risk of violence at the capitol on