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released the trailer for my interview with President Vladimir Zelensky of Ukraine is, why go to a nation under fire?

Why take our crew and take that risk? And the answer is simple, because the truth matters and facts matter.

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community that fights for your values. Join us right now at dailywire.com slash subscribe. So last night,

Vladimir Putin's Russia blanketed Ukraine with missiles and drones in what was perhaps

the largest-scale air attack on the country since 2022. One missile apparently now struck an

apartment building in Kiev and killed nine people and wounded another 63. This, of course, is a war zone. A little bit earlier yesterday, the Trump administration

rolled out its proposed outline for a peace deal between Russia and Ukraine. This was being negotiated

in London. It's a peace deal under which Ukraine would have been forced to accept Russian annexation

of Crimea. That's the very southern portion of Ukraine that is on the Black Sea, as well as control of eastern Ukraine. Russia

is currently in control of large swaths of eastern Ukraine and has been since 2014. It would

have removed NATO membership from the table for Ukraine. Ukraine obviously is interested in joining

NATO because that would mean that an attack

on a NATO member would allow for Article 5 invocation, meaning other countries would have to come

to Ukraine's defense. The deal would prevent Ukraine from becoming a NATO member. It would have provided

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