would let them live. they would treat them as they should under the geneva convention. but that window came and went, and what we heard from ukraine was that their fighters were still there and continue to fight and will do until the end. this is a hugely sim alec and strategically important city for both of them. russia and ukraine both desperately want mariupol. it looks like this battle might not have too long to go. most people acknowledge that russia have the upper hand there, but until we know for sure, we keep watching what is a vital battle in mariupol. president zelensky has said again today, he has talked about the idea of giving up territory, those areas that we know russia is fighting for in the east, rather donbas, places like the hanson and don s, presidents lenski has that is not willing willing to give up any of that territory to the russians. he also said as well that if those remaining fighters in mariupol were killed, then that would mean an end to peace talks as
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right? writes. according to the u.s. investor to ukraine and we have ambassador taylor s testimony there, it wasn t until ambassador sondland told the ukrainians that there would be , but zelensky agreed to the investigations president trump was demanding, correct? that s right, yes. furthermore the committee heard testimonies that they felt they had no choice but to comply with president trump s demands. correct? yes, even after the aide was released. in fact, when asked of president trump in september whether he felt pressured, presidents lenski said, quote , i m sorry, i do not want to be involved in the elections of the usa. is that right? that sounds right if you are reading the quote. the president and some of his