Them to keep up the resistance against russia s invasion. ukrainians in all our cities where the enemy invaded, go on the offensive. go out on the streets. we need to fight every time we have an opportunity. now, for more on our coverage we want to bring in cnn s michael holmes, live for us in lviv, ukraine. again, thanks so much for being with us. we heard putin there. he clearly threatened ukraine with one of its worst fears. michael, an existential threat, right? he said saturday if ukrainians keep this up and he means the defiance, that they risk the future of ukrainian statehood. what is he getting at when he says that? yeah, more belicose comments from the russian president. let s face it. most analysts believe he is on a time crunch. his invasion has not gone to plan. the costs are mounting both in troops and materiel and the
The biggest surprise, kim crossing into south korea and meeting privately with trump, far more than the two-minute handshake the president previewed earlier. when talks ended, the two announced a plan to revise stalled nuclear diplomacy. we decided to designate a team that will try to work out details. reporter: sources told cnn much of kim s negotiating team was punished after talks in hanoi fell apart. in the four months since, north korea has resumed belicose rhetoric and short-range ballistic missile tests. it s uncloor if this moment at the dmz will be enough to smooth over vastly different views on denuclearization, a word president trump never said once on sunday. trump even invited kim to the white house, despite the fact north korea still has all its nuclear weapons.
on a plane. right, with the plane. here you have a situation where they have completely changed course. they re on board. they re marching with them. and the sister of kim is this is a hunl deal. this is a family dynasty. in many ways she is the second most important person in the country. do you think any of the president s overtures or belicose rhetoric factors in to the way in which the two koreas are communicating? lunch that they re having tomorrow, that the north koreans may be inviting president moon to pyongyang? how does trump factor into all of this? the trump policy has been quite incoherent, honestly. one day there s a threat, another day he talks about meeting with them. if there was some kind of calculated good cop, bad cop routine, it would be one thing. it feels pretty undisciplined and incoherent. one day trump talks about how it might make sense to meet with
President of the united states. it didn t take long for that honeymoon period to sort of fade away, and i do think there was anxiety always about the fact that president trump was an unknown commodity. but now we find ourselves at a stage where many russians are privately telling me that they actually would have been happier if clinton had been elected president. that is something i would have thought would be inconceivable to hear them saying before, and i think it s for a number of reasons. obviously the trump administration under a huge amount of pressure politically to uphold sanctions against russia. we ve also seen the move to declare russia today and sputnik as foreign agencies. of course, though, at the end of the day, what we re looking at is a real disparity in foreign policy where the u.s. foreign policy not entirely clear, but we re hearing a lot of belicose statements from the white house
certainly. sports can be a great equalizer. these talks can at least forge personal relationships that might not exist yet. just discussions and being able to talk. even if it is something like sports is enough to get the dialogue moving. that s a healthy thing. is it good that this doesn t involve the u.s. or china? it would be better if we were at the table even for something as benign as sports to help have an influence on the dialogue. obviously that s not going to happen. part of the reason is president trump has been so unpredictable and belicose and he s not making it easy to have them there. it would be better. when it s about sports, i think dialogue is a great thing. we shouldn t worry too much about that. there is a possibility that north korea and south korea in the midst of a crisis on the peninsula could field a joint team for i think it s women s