Hello everyone and welcome to Amunpur. Here's what's coming up.

Putin let me down those words from President Trump on day two of his UK state visit.

Former Ukrainian defense minister Rustem Umerov joins me from Kiev.

And from Ukraine to Gaza, Palestinians flee Israel's new

air and ground invasion of Gaza City. I speak to the new President of the United Nations General

Assembly, Annalina Beirbab. Plus, why Jimmy Kimmel's late night show got pulled off the air,

media analyst Brian Stelter

on the latest battle over free speech also ahead.

The cost of IVF, Democratic Congresswoman Sarah Jacobs, tells Michel Martin how fertility

treatment could be more affordable. Welcome to the program, everyone. I'm Christiana Manpur in London. He came, he saw, he was fetid,

and then declared an unbreakable bond with Britain after the government and royal family did

all they could to court President Donald Trump,

putting on lavish pageantry, firmly behind castle walls,

shielding the president from the British people and anyone who might protest.

Today, it was down to business, not least Russia's war on Ukraine.

Take a listen.

In recent days, Putin has shown his true face, mounting the biggest attacks since

the evasion began, with yet more bloodshed, yet more innocence killed, and unprecedented

violations of NATO airspace. These are not the actions of someone who wants peace.

The President struck a slightly different tone from the Prime Minister, but agreed the war must end.

It doesn't affect the United States, and he, look, it doesn't so much affect you.

Of course, you are a lot closer to the scene than we are.

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