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Good evening. I'm Ali Rogan. John Yang is away. As the Munich Security Conference

wrapped up today, American officials prepared to begin talks with Russia overending the war in Ukraine.

Those discussions are expected to begin in the coming days in Saudi Arabia. Meanwhile,

Europe's leaders are preparing to convene an emergency

meeting in Paris on Monday in response to being shut out of early negotiations. There's also no

clear indication yet that Keev will be involved at those talks either. Ukrainian president Volodymyr

Zelensky told NBC's Meet the Press today that his country would never accept a deal struck just between

Moscow and Washington. He also said surrendering any Ukrainian land is off the table.

We will never do it. It's not about any negotiations. We will never speak about it.

Even Crimea, you seem to have acknowledged it. Even Crimea, we will never recognize it.

Because in years, in years, all things which are Ukrainian will be Ukraine.

Kurt Volker served as the U.S. Special Representative for Ukraine Negotiations under the First Trump administration

and was the U.S. ambassador to NATO under

President George W. Bush. Kurt, thank you so much for being with us. What are your expectations

for these talks in Saudi Arabia, especially given that neither Ukraine nor European representatives

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