This is a CBS I on the world with John Bachelor.

Here's John Bachelor.

Welcoming Anatole event of the Quincy Institute for Responsible State Craft,

back from his travels overseas, to comment on what we know of the fencing between diplomats now over to over the Ukraine-Russia war and

it's all a very good evening to you thank you for this the headlines from

London mentioned the foreign minister of Ukraine, the foreign minister of the United

Kingdom, certainly the State Department in the U.S. and then there is the Kremlin. And so we're talking about a tangle of

voices speaking quite separate from the battlefield about the road ahead.

For example, do not squander our Russian invasion, Ukraine tells Britain.

Foreign Minister Dimitiro Kuleba urges Western allies to take bold decisions over use of

storm shadow missiles.

And in addition, we have Russia captures two Ukrainian villages

and march towards Key City.

I could go on with these contradictory sometimes its diplomacy sometimes

it's war but your measure of this of this cursed salient after several weeks

Mr. Zelensky was said to have remarked Kurs salient after several weeks.

Mr. Zulenski was said to have remarked that he knows that he's headed to dialogue, debate,

negotiation.

There are a lot of euphemisms here.

However, the Kursk Salient success so far puts him in a stronger position to deal with

the Kremlin. Is that a logical conclusion from this Kursk Salient? Good evening to you. Hello John. Well it depends you

know what now happens on the battlefields because I have in front of me a piece by a Ukrainian site, Euro-Maidan, saying the

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