we start injapan, where leaders of some of the world s most powerful democracies are gathered at the g7 summit. on saturday, the focus has primarily been on one man: volodymyr zelensky. the ukrainian president is in hiroshima, in person. you can seem sitting next to the indian prime minister and other partner countries, and also presidentjoe biden awaiting his meeting with president zelensky and also justin trudeau. many others as part of the g7, including rishi sunak. we will continue covering that summit. you see him here taking part in a so called family photo. it s part of a multi day diplomatic tour to solidify support for an expected spring counter offensive against russia. later, mr zelensky will address the leaders and is expected to meet directly with presidentjoe biden. earlier, french president emmanuel macron said zelensky s presence at the g7 is a way to build peace and emphasized the need for a solution to the conflict based on international law. and new comme
the statement by president kushida and the communique. i understand leaders are been in russia and ukraine, how do you think this summer and what has come out of it and what appears to be a relatively united front will be playing out domestically in those countries in ukraine, in terms of the support we are seeing, and also with the russian public as well? if they are indeed hearing about it? == well? if they are indeed hearing about it? president kishida. from hearing about it? president kishida. from what hearing about it? president kishida. from what i ve - hearing about it? president kishida. from what i ve seen l kishida. from what i ve seen about the reaction from ukraine and chatting with friends there in recent days, there is a real support for president zelensky s efforts to take his message further, to travel outside of ukraine. he was reluctant to do in the first year of the war, to press the case for support, both on the battlefield and hopefully after the fight